The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 10 septembre 1886, vendredi 10 septembre 1886

[" » of 18e, tly IAG tel lied ire.for 1eT, obe Jom, / S1! \"VOL.LKXVIII\u2014218 \u2014 Jeux Abvertisements.LT SALTI NOW RÉCEIVING LIVERPOOL FACTORY FILLED, in Bogs, Halves and Quarters.LIVERPOQL COARSE, ll\u2019s and 12's.RICE'S DAIRY, Bags and Quarters, R1CE\u2019S TABLE, in Small Bags, ROCK SALT, in Lumps.FOR RLLE BY Verret, Stewart & Co.27! to 278 Commissioners 8t.August 11 146 FISH OILS, &c, CHOICE LABRADOR HERRINGS, GREEN CODFISH, Large and No.L STEAM-REFINED SEAL OIL, NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.GASPE and HALIFAX COD OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL.STEWART MUNXN & CO, 22 St.John street OOK Telephone 138%.iB, Jan.11 ly Oot, 68 sh FOR SALE 3 Pails Chicago Lard.: oints ve Bris.No.1 Labrador Herrings, ssued\u2019 50 \u2018\u201c No.! Cape Breton Herrings.JCED + No.1 Green Codfigh, 5) Qt's.Large Dry Codfish.5) Boxes Purest Boneless Codfish.ERS \u201c ¢ Roneless Fish, 5) Kitts Prime Mess Mackerel.ity to 500 Cages Fresh Canned Lobster, Young's and other brands.\u2018 £00 Cases Fresh Canned Mackerel.OS 100 * Pooles Pickles.50 + Tulioch Pickles.50 Pung Barbados Molasses New Crop.100 Bris.Newfoundland Cod Oil.T- 100 \u2018 \u2018Steam-refined Pa e Seal Oil.\u2018 | R.MoLE \u2018 J.& R.McLEA, .Agents Caledonia Coal and Railway Co., P.Ry v + treal 8 Common Street Ziontreal.NTO./ Telephone 866.P.0.Box 1274.August 5 81 LE: \u2014 FOR SA : cure Molasses and Sugar Te arrive this month, ex barque * Beltrees,\u201d from Barbadces, 3ank of .Puncheons BARBADOES MOLASSES or Tro.A180, 10) hhdx.PRIME GROCERY SUGAR.ial four In Store and to Arrive: : x Stone FISH OILS OF VARIOUS KINDS, viz.: 308, Dye gteam-refined, Ordinary Pale and Brown Black- Seal.Newfoundland, Gaspe, and other kinds of tensive, Cod Oil, this season\u2019s yield.a has a A few casks Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil.oths or \u2014 me CODFISH, in l-ewt.bundles.-known Pools » favorite Crown brand LOCH Qu of ie FY E HERRING, in kegs and firkins er an imperte s Fall.Barrels and Hali-brls.No.1 CAPE BRETON vith Gag HERRING.from the 1 Water JOHM BAFIRID & CO.ro he 191 Commissioners Sireet, Telephone No.292.= Mi.September 1 1y for the \u2026 |IANTLIE, EWAN &CO.for Cas it factory CENERAL MERCHANTS Mill pro- MANUFACTURERS\u2019 AGENTS.of experts ng bona- Bleached Shirtings, Toronto! 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BEST QUALITY FRESH MINED BUNKER COAL or at Company\u2019s Pier, Sydney, C.B.Very best Fresh Mined and Screened AL, also Screenings, F.C.HENSEAW, Agent, vx LA Custom House Square.Telephone No.688.: FRESH MINED.Screened 1Y 14 Dora 4 Henry Clay Reina Victorias ; La Vencedaria Reina Victorias § Guardian Reina Victorias mm § 28 One case of these fine imported § lB Cigars just received.Or\u2014m\u2014m FEILIP HENRY, 134 St- James Street.GRENIER JUDSON\u2019S heservor-Damper ! specially manufactured for use with Letter-Copying Books and Copying Paper.Dispenses with the old Water Well, Holds sufficient water for a week\u2019s supply.Cheap, Cleanly, Compact.Price, = =» = 5c.2% Send for descriptive circular.MORTON, PHILLIPS & BULMER, STATIONERS, Blank Book Makers and Printers, 1755 NOTRE DAME STREET, MOXIÉ NERVE FOCD! What is the use of drugging yourself day atter day, without life or activity, feeling all tired out and miserable when you mirht be as quick and lively as ever.MOXIE NERVE FOOD is a beverage alike desirable for invalids and persons in health, READ THE MOXIE CIRCULAR.Western Depot, 85 Church Street, Toronto, Moxie Nerve Food is Sold 40c Quart Bottle.Dose\u2014One Glass full four times a day.Moxie Nerve Food and Richelien Water Co., 1780 NOTRE DAME STREET, Montreal.August 206 THE IROQUOIS HOUSE Belwil Mountains, St.Hilaire, P.Q,.18 STILL OPEN, Accommodation for 300 gussts.Only 57 minutes from Montreal by G.T.R.R.Trains e accordingly.leave Montreal\u20146.45 a.m., 8.10 a.m., 1.3 .(Saturdays only), 3.15 p.m., 5.10 p.m.Arrive at St.Hilaire\u20148.85 a.m., 8 57 a.m., 2.45 p.m.(Saturdays only), 4.12 p.m., 8.12 p.m., 11 23 p.m, Leave Bt.Hilalre\u20144.456 a.m., 7.68 a.m., 11 02 à 10,, 4.54 p.m., 6.46 p.m.(Saturdays only) 7.22 I.Prive in Montreal\u20146.00 a.m., 8.56 a.m., 11.56 a.m.6.35 p.m.810 p.m.(Saturdays in AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1886.UNIVERSITY FEDERATION.The Debate Ended in the Methodist General Conference, Victoria College to be Affiliated with Toronto University.morning\u2019s session of the Methodist General Conference Hon, Edward Blake, Chancellor of Toronto University, was CANADIAY DESPATOMES | Repeal Union, introduced and was enthusiastically received.He addressed the conference, congratulating them on the able manner in which they were carrying on the debate on the university federation question.Wm, Mulock, M.P.,, Vice-Chancellor, Rev.Dr.Castle, President of the Baptist College, and Rev.Dr.Crawford, of the M.E.Conference of New York, were also introduced and delivered short addresses.At the afternoon session Hon, G.W.Ross, Minister of Education, was introduced and addressed the Conference.During the debate Geo.À.Cox, of Petez- boro, bursar of Victoria College, announced that Wm.Gooderham, of Toronto, was prepared to give $30,000 if Victoria were removed to Toronto and Mr, Cox intimated that he also would give a similar amount on the same condition.W.E.Sanford, of Hamilton, stated that if Vie- toria were removed to Hamilton, and if Methodists throughout the Dominion would raise half a million dollars he would give the last $50,000, The debate was continued to-night and about ten o\u2019clock a vote was taken that the vote be now taken, which was lost by 121 to 119, and the debate is still going on.Later.AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE, Toronto, Sept.10,\u2014Shortly after midnight the vote was taken at the Methodist General Conference on the federation scheme, which was carried by 138 to 113 ; the result being received without any de- monastration.QUEBEC NOTES.Madame Masson\u2019s At Homc\u2014Persomais.QUEBEC, Sept.9.-Madame Masson gave an \u2018\u2019at home,\u201d in honor of the French officers, at Spencerwood this afternoon, Mgr, Cameron, Bishop of Arichat, and Abbe Quinn are in the city, Hon.Mr.Mercier and Mr.H.J, Cloran, formerly editor of the Montreal Post, arrived in town yesterday and were the guests of the Mayor, Hon.Mr, Lange- lier.They left this morning for Cape Sante, County Portneuf.LATEST FROM OTTAWA, Tue New Edinburg Annexation tia Scheme-A New Ranching Company \u2014 A Mystery Unsolved.OxTAwa, September 9\u2014A deputation cf six aldermen, representing the lower town wards, will proceed to Toronto to-night to interview the Ontario Government in opposition to the New Edin- burg annexation scheme, Sheriff Chapleau, of the North-We.t Territories, who is at present in the city, is reported to be about to engage in cattle ranching in company with a number of United States capitalists and to be about to lease a large tract of grazing land.The mystery connected with the murder of farmer Dunlap at Mink Lake, who was battered to death at his own door and his body then dragged about seventy-five yards through long grass and then thrown in the lake, still continues unsolved.It is eaid that Mrs.Dunlap, the wife of the murdered man, will be arrested on suspicion of knowing something about the murder of her husband as soon as she recovers from the attack of insanity which came upon her after.The detectives who have been working the case have concluded that Dunlao may not have been murdered by a man, for although his head was badly battered his skull was not fractured in the slightest, He had not been very long married.HAMILYON HAPKENINGS.Bringing Stolen Money into Canada-\u2014 A Body Xdentified.HaAmILroN, Sept, 9\u2014Edward Meyers, of St.Louis, who stole $2,500 from his employer, and fled here, was to-day sent to prison for six months, for bringing stolen money into Canada.The body of the man found in a barn at Copetown a week ago, was yesterday exbumed and recognized as that of Arthur Todd, a man who had lived somewhere east of Toronto, he had about three weeks ago sold some property and lived at Gould\u2019s Hotel, His neck proved to be broken and how he came to his death is still a mystery.The inquest was adjourned.THE ORANGE DELEGATES, Reception te the Krish Orangemen at Toronto\u2014A Resolution.ToroNro, Ont, Sept.9.\u2014 Between three and four thousand people assembled in Mutual Street Rink to-night at the public reception to Rev.Dr.Kane, of Belfast, and G.H.Smith, Barrister, of Armagh, delegates from the Loyal and Patriotic Unien of Ireland.Rev.Dr.Potts occupied the chair, and many prominent citizens were seated on the platform besides several gentlemen from Hamilton and other places.The two delegates met with an enthusisstic reception.They each delivered an address, in which they avarred that Home Rule meant separation, which the Loyalists of Ireland were determined to resist to the bitter end.They asserted that the Nationalist leaders were actuated by selfish motives and were not working for thegood of Ireland.They asked for the sympathy of all Loylists in Canada and through them the Loyalists in the United States in their efforts to maintain the unity of the empire They were frequently cheered during their addresses, The following resolution wasmoved by Rev.D.J.Macdonnell, of St.Andrew\u2019s only), 8.10 porn Fare to Iroquois House and Return, $1.25 CAMPBELL BROB., B Ff.CAMPBELL, Proprietors anager July 1 4m 109 Church, seconded by Col, G.T, Denison, Police Magistrate, and carried unanimously : \u201c Having heard the cause of the Loyalists of Ireland stated by the gentlemen who have been sent as a deputation from the Ulster Loyalist Anti we hereby record our hearty approval of their cause and assure them of our cordial sympathy, and in common as we believe with Loyalists throughout the British dominions, we tender them the assurance of our support in resisting the dismemberment of the United Kingdom.\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE PEARL NELSON SEIZED, ToRroNTO, Ont., Sept, 9.\u2014During this | She is Charged with Violating Customs Regulatious.Haurrax, N.S., September 8\u2014The fishing schooner Pearl Nelson, Captain Kempt, was seized at Arichat, C.B., to-day, on a charge of Provincetown violaticg customs regulations, but was released after paying $200, the amount of the penalty imposed.She has nearly 3,000 quintals of codfish on board, Mackerel are still very scarce in the North bay.The American steamer Novelty was met in the North bay to-day by the Dominion steam cruiser Acadia, and the latter followed the Novelty into the open sea for the purpose of having a trial of speed and passed the American easily.Afterwards some American vessels at anchor at Port Hawkesbury were ordered away by Captain Scott, etn A BOLD VENTURE.Exetting Adventures of Andersen in His Attempis to Cross the Atlantic.NEWCASTLE, Sept.9\u2014To-day H, M.Andersen, one of the rash voyagers re- ceutly taken off a small boat named the Ocean in trying to make the passage from Norway to America, was interviewed, He said :\u2014 \u201cOur boat is a common Norwegian sjogto, bowshaped at both ends, It has doubtless been already described in the Herald at our start, She is 15 feet in Keel, 5 in beam, 2 feet 4 inches deep and fitted out as a lifeboat.She behaved well at the outset, We left Christiania on May 25.We sailed eight days across the North Seas, and came through the canal at Grangemouth to Glasgow.We left the last port on June 26 and called at Malin Head.\u201cCan you memorize your log 1\u201d?\u201cFor the first two weeks out from Ireland we had bad weather, all westerly winds.On the 6th and 7th of July we had high seas.On the 11th and 12th we encountered a heavy gale, with a high breaking sea, which we cleared fine by using oil.\u201cOn the 13th we carried away our mast in a strong breeze from the north, with squally weather and a high sea, We fitted a mast as we went along, After that it remained fine to July 20, when in a strong breeze from the north-northeast, with a high sea, we were capsized, the boat being fourteen buckets of wate: Short in her ballast and-wag carrying too much sail, But, with the exception of losing one square sale and the jib and some cloth, we got away again.From this mishap we got more confidence in the boat than ever.\u201cStill, the knocking about and pi:ch- ing was more romantic than comfortable, We then had some days of very fine weather, after which we commenced fo get it contrary, and so had almost to lie to nearly all that week.This was when the City of Chicago passed us.But we had the worst the week after.On August 3 we were alongside the German bark Carl Lunk, of Dantzig, going to Quebec.Our barometer was damaged by the water, and we got to know that the glass had been falling for the last twenty-four hours and was falling still.The captain said, \u2018 We have a heavy gale coming ; you had better come aboard here and give it up.\u2019 Butin our success, afier last week\u2019s slow progress, we would not listen.We left him, bnt had not been away four hours pefore we got the beginning of a gale from the south-west, which the next day hauled round to the west and blew terribly, with a high breaking sea.\u201cWe managed it well enough up to eight o\u2019clock on the morning of the 5th of August when we got it worse and were again capsized and this time bang over our stern, or end over end.The boat righting itself ag ain was left full of water.For thirty hours the sea washed over us constantly, After we got bailed out we found six of the tanks full of water, The only dry one contained our clothes and twelve boxes of matches, All the bread but a few pounds was damaged, We had preserved the meat, potatoes and rice so that we wouldn\u2019t want for eagables for three weeks.However, we found our water tank leaking, and the water getting salt.We had lost all our bed clothes and half our other clothes, our books and sextant, So on the 7th, we agreed upou giving up the job.Besides, our arms were bad with salt water boils, \u201cWe were still all right, but after the 24th of July we had begun to think that dence.We had been spoken by many steamers and other ships, and finally the bark Mary Graham, from Quebec to Shields, in latitude 49 deg.20 min, north and longitnde 45 degrees west, picked us up.We were most kindly treated, the captain being a man interested in our attempt.Alas! we brought him ill luck; for the bark soon shipped a sea over her stern, the wreckage striking the captain and killing him instantly, Then the second mate and a sailor were washed over and lost, the same sea also disabling the first mate and another sailor, leaving only two sailors, the carpenter, & steward, myself and my mate to work a ship of seven hundred tons.The boats were lost and part of the deck cargo of timber was washed away, the remainder lying about in all directions.There were nine feet \u2018of water in the hold, and had the bark not been a very good ship we must have gone down, We, however, reached this place last Saturday night to take ship fox Norway again.\u201cWas I sorry to give it up?Yes, indeed.But 1 would not use our boat again, There is just as much risk in sailing two hundred and seventy miles across the North Sea as there was at any time on our voyage.\u201d es Geronimo in Custody.left Bowie station yesterday, having on tiles, in charge of Capt.Lawton, bound for Fort Marion, F.+, THE EASTERN CRISIS.House cf Lords.House of Lords this afternoon that the tion.LATEST SABLE NEWS| Stat\u2019 ment by Earl KddcsIeigh in the LoNDoN, September 9.\u2014The Earl of Idlesleigh, Foreign Minister, stated in the Government had advices to the effect that ! Prince Alexander having satisfied himself that it would be impossible for him to retain his position as ruler of Bulgaria, had consented to a Regency.His manner of leaving Bulgaria, added Lord Idlesleigh was dignified and worthy of his reputa- In regard to the future of Bulgaria the Earl said the Government could say nothing except that all new engagements we were not right in tempting Provi- | Wirncox, Ariz., Sept 9\u2014A special train board Geronimo, Natchez and other hos- must be made in treaty of Berlin, TAXING LEAVE OF THE PRINCE, LoMPALANEA, Sept.9.\u2014 Yesterday: when Prince Alexander arrived here on his way out of Bulgaria, the streets were covered with triumphal arches, everything being done to make the Prince believe the populace wished to look upon his departure as transient, President of the Assembly, in a farewell address to the Prince, said that Bulgarians would never forget that they owed him everything they had secured as a united nation, and that they would continue to consider him as their ruler although he departed, and they hoped for his speedy The Prince said he was happy when Bulgarians were content, He would be ever ready to assist Bulgaria when she \u201c I hope to see you all soon again,\u201d he said in conclusion.The school children strewed Prince Alexander\u2019s path through flowers, THE TREATY TO BE OBSERVED.LoNDoN, September 9.\u2014Sir J.Ferguson, Under Secretary Foreign Affairs, stated in the House of Commons this evening that the Government had no reason to believe that the action of Bulgaria or any other power would be inconsistent With treaty engagements.clined to be more explicit in his statement.A CIRCULAR FROM THE FORTE, CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept.9.\u2014In its note to the Powers protesting against any foreign occupation of Bulgaria, the Porte refers to the representations of M, Stam- buloff and M.Radoslavoff made to the Ottoman commission at Softa, with the object of obtaining.before Prince Alexander left, assurances from the Suzerain Court and the Powers that there would be no foreign occupation of Bulgaria nor any interference with the rights of Bulgarian independence, whose safeguarding guaranteed by says it Alexander\u2019s departure from Bulgaria and has informed the Bulgarian Government that there will be no intervention so long as legality is maintained and Bulgaria fulfils her duties toward her Suzerain, and urges the powers to favorably consider the steps the Bulgarian Government has taken because it is important to terminate the abnormal situation in Bulgaria aud Eastern Roumelia, Porte adds that Russia has declared that she had no inteution to intervene in Bulgaria if Prince Alexander left the country.In conclusion, the Porte aske the powers to reply as promptly as possible in order to enable Turkey to give the Bulgarian Government the assurance required.return.might be in need, was Porte railway ment of rents.at Baldoyle.can Consul, accordance with the the city with treaties, consents Moreover, the THE PRINCE AT PESTH, PEsTH, Sept.9-The train bearing Prince Alexander made a brief stoppage here.An immense crowd had gathered at the station awaiting the Prince\u2019s arrival.Many members of the Hungarian nobility were present.the University, carrying banners, marched to the station in & body.accorded a most enthusiastic reception.The students of The Prince was Sept.IRISH AFFAIRS, The Land Commission\u2014Soldiers Refuse Duty at Evictions\u2014Char;:es Against the League.LoNpoN, Sept.9.\u2014The Ear! of Lei- trim moved in the House of Commons that ail lease-holders in Ireland have access to the Land Commission for adjust- The Earl of Cadogan, Lord Privy Seal, replied for the Government that it was impossible at the present crisis to accept the resolution of the Earl of Leitrim, and it was thereupon withdrawn without futher debate.DUBLIN, September 9\u2014Lord London- derry, Viceroy of Ireiand, accompanied by a brilliant party, will attend the races He has engaged Fred Archer to ride Mount Stewart, which Lord Londonderry has entered to compete for the plate.DusLiN, September 9\u2014The troops engaged in the Woodford evictions on their return to the barracks at Bin protested against the work of forcibly putting helpless, infirm and starving people out of shelter into the roadway and declared they would in future refuse to perform such obnoxious duty.part of their superior officers could quiet the determined indignation of the soldiers twenty of whom were placed under arrest on the charge of mutiny: DuBLIN, Sept.9.\u2014Mr, Luden, Chairman of the Westport Board of Guardians, and formerly a prominent member of the National League, accuses the League of investing American donations instead of helping evicted tenants, League has shamefully rejected appeals for Galway and Mayo tenants, saying they were only fit for emigration.No effort on the A New French Ambassador.PARIS, Sept.9\u2014M.Jules Herbette, Chief Under Secretary in the Foreign Office, has been appointed Frenca Am bas- sador at Berlin, The Queen of Spain KI.10,\u2014The Queen of Spain is.suffering from a pulmonary dis- esse which is making alarming progress, The affection is similar to that which caused the death of King Alfonso, An American in Trouble.LoNDoN, Sept, 9.\u2014A telegram from Tangiers says :\u2014An American citizen named Perdecares, a resident here, has been fined and imprisoned by the Ameri- Ho was charged with having offered armed resistance to native officials and officials from the American Consulate who were endeavoring to enter his house to arrest a man accused of extortion by | the Consulate.He said the UNTED STATES NEWS, THE CALIFORNIA SEIZURE.A Legal Decision by the Acting U.8.Attorney-General.The Washington Interpretation ef the Transportation Act.WasHINGTON, D.C., Sept.9.\u2014Acting Attorney-General Jenks has submitted an opinion to the Treasury Department upon the question as to whether foreign vessels are liable to a fine for every passenger transported from one American port to another when passage is taken \u2018first to an intermediate foreign port and thence to a domestic port, the continuity of the voyage being temporarily broken.The case giving rise to the opinion was that of the Canadian propellor California, which transported passengers from Cleveland, Ohio, to Windeor, Ont, where the voyage was temporarily broken but resumed on the same vessel and the passengers were carried to Chicago.The California was seized by the Customs people, and released by order of the Treasury officials.Acting-Secretary of the Treasury Fairchild decided that the vessel was not liable to seizure nor subject to any penalty, but modified his decision to make it applicable to the individual case, while he referred the whole case to the Executive Law Department for general ruling.The Acting Attorney-General holds that the vessel having made substantially a continuous voyage from Cleveland to Chicago, is therefore subject to a penalty of $2 for each passenger transported, under the law forbidding under such penalty transportation of passengers in forelgn vessels between American ports, DAMAGE IN A FOG.Collision in New York Harbor\u2014An ;Excursion Steamer Ashore.NEw YORK, September 9.\u2014The steamer City of Alexandria at 2,25 this afternoon collided with a steam dredge that was being towed to Sandy Hook by the tug boat Argus during a dense fog.The dredge sank immediately.The crow wére picked up bya tug, two of them being slightly injured.The damage to the steamer is unknown, It could not be ascertained whether the steamer proceeded owing to the fog but the damage, if any, is slight.The dredge Is in a very dangerous position for steam and sailing vessels bound in from the yacht races, SECOND DESPATCH, \u2018The excursion steamer Empire State, with about 800 passengers on board, went ashore during a dense fog at half-past seven o\u2019clock tc-night on Sandy Hook beach about half way between life saving stations No, 1and 2.The crews of the stations with steamer\u2019s boats landed all the passengers in safety, Assistance was sent to get the steamer off, THE RECENT EAK THQUAKE, AN APPEAL FROM THE MANSION HOUSE FOR AID, LoNnoN, Sept.9.\u2014At a meeting of aldermen to-day Mr, Lusk read a cablegram from the Mayor of Charleston in which the latter said thet the earthquake had left 5,000 persons in Charleston in urgent need.From the Mansion House Alderman Lusk, in behalf of the Lord Mayor, issued an appeal to the benevolent public for aid for the Charleston sufferers, SLIGHT SHOCKS YESTERDAY, CHARLESYON, S.C., Sept.9.\u2014Three slight shocks were felt at Summerville to-day.The total amount of subserip- tions to the relief fund up to the close of business to-day is $126,148.72, A Negro Ravisher Lynched.Faverrs, Mo., Sept.9.\u2014Allen Cooper, negro, was lynched near here yesterday for outraging Ella Thompson, a white gir), aged 16.Juvenile Incendiaries.St.Louis, Mo., Sept.9.\u2014During the past two months repeated attempts have been made to burn down the National Stock Yards in East St.Louis, and two of the fires started by the incendiaries caused considerable damage to the pens and sheds, but were extinguished before the flames had communicated to any of the large packing houses, The perpetrators of these outrages remained unknown until last Tuesday night, when John Colly, night watchman at Whittaker\u2019s pork packing house, discovered several boys attempting to set the house on fire, He caught one of them, who proved to be his own son John, 14 years of age.Yesterday the father took his boy to President Knox and made him confess, The boy acknowledged that he and two other boys had kindled the fires of June 7th and August 2nd and 6th, which resulted in a loss of $60,000.The boys say they attempted to burn down the yards because they were refused work.The Trades Union Congress.Houii, Sept.9.\u2014The Trades Union Congress to-day adopted a resolution declaring that the reform of the British land laws must include the compulsory cultivation of waste land, A committee was appointed to prepare a bill for submission to Parliament embodying the points embraced in the resolution.The Congress also declared itself unable to approve of any scheme of emigration for the relief of the poor and unemployed until land reform with the same object in view had first been tested and found ineffective, rtf The Cholera Record Romp, Sept.9.\u2014The cholera returns for the whole of Italy since the last report are: Torredel Annunziata, 13 new cases, 8 deaths; Putignano, 18 cases, 10 deaths; Ravenna, 16 cases, 3 deaths; Ferrara, 20 cases, 8 deaths; all other in- \u2014 a eee tt an aioe S fected distriets, 28 cases, 16 deaths, etald rene NGLE COPIES THREE CENTS, 1 BUBSCRIPTION $8.00 A YEAR* SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.The Cricket Mateh on Saturday.THE ENGLISH ELEVEN VS, SIXTEEN OF MONTREAL.This match will be played on Saturday, the hour for play being 1.30.By permission, tickets for the ground may be had at the Montreal Gymnasium in Mansfield Street.The English eleven contain several of those who visited this country last year including Gobb and Roller, but there are a number of players strangers to Montreal.The following is the eleven :\u2014 H.W.Bainbridge.A.R.Cobb.J R.Hine Haycock.FE.H.Buckland.K.J.Key, Rev, A.T.Fortesce.J.A.Turner.C.BE, Cottrell.W.E.Roller.H.Rotherham.F.T.Welman.The sixteen of Montreal are as follows\u2014 BE.H.Gough.D.Sav B.J.Bell.R.M.Liddell T.D.sell.P.Barton.F.Stancliffa.W.Pinxley.W Lacey.W.Boakes.F.G.Bhort.E Bourgois.A.F.Beevor.L.Coste.W.F.Bills.À.BE.Smith This ouglt to be the game of the season.The Englishmen have bzen unusually successful and our own club have well sustained their record this season.À good sixteen has been chosen and they will be ou their metile.Barring funk, which unfortunately is always apt to set in anywhere against strange bowling, there is every prospect of their scoring well.So far as we can judge by the accounts in the American newspapers the Buglishmen\u2019s bowling.though good, 18 not such as our own mer need fear.They have now dealt fairly successfully with tricky bowlers and puzzling bowling as well as with that trusting mainly to its pace, and we doubt whether there is anything very new in that which they are now called upon to master.The citizens of Montreal will no doubt seize the opportunity of seeing this international match\u2014if it may .be so called\u2014 for cricket, happily, promises to become more and more popular in Canada, as indeed it should do everywhere.Not a little of ite increased popularity is the growing interest taken ia it by ladies.It 18 One of those games which ladies at one time found a difficulty in understanding, but now mauy English women are excel lent judges of cricket, and it has become the fashion to play ladies\u2019 elevens in the counties, We have heard of several of these games played in private grounds, and when so many are found to play a good game of tennis there is no reason why the other higher game should not be tried.At any rate, the fact shows that fashion has added to the real attractions of cricket, and that a game which is dear to all Englishmen is finding a warm corner in the hearts of Englishwomen.It 18 to be hoped that it may in the same way grow upon our countrywomen here and that the time will come when every village in Canada has its cricket club, The Wheel, SECOND DAY OF THE BIOYOLE TOURNAMENT AT HARTFORD.Harrrorp, Conn., Sept.9\u2014In the second day\u2019s bicycle races, the first race, Hartford Club one mile handicap, was won by G.G.Dresser (170 yards), with BE.A.Deblois, scratch, 20d, and Georg® C.Pratt (170 yards) 3rd ; time, 2.42%.The one mile pro-amateur race was won by R>we by a dozen feet, with Ives 2nd.The one mile handicap professional race was won by F.Wood, of Bagland, scratch, in 2.33 ,beating Bendee\u2019s record of 2.44, and beating the best time ever made in à race, F.T.Merrell (100 yards) was second, The three mile tricycle race between Ives and Buraham was won ty Burnham in 9.30%.In the one mile amateur open race A.B.Rich won in 2.463.The five mile professional lap race was won by Woodside, Neilson 2nd, Morgan 3rd; time 16.094.The tandem tricycle race was won by Crest and Brown in 5584.The five mile State championship race was won by H.S.Hart, of New Britain, in 17.08.Aquatie THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL RACE POSTPONED TILL SATURDAY.New York, Se t,9.\u2014There are plenty disappointed yachtsmen in New York tonight, for the second race of the International series has been postponed till Saturday.After sailing in & fresh breeze from eastward for four hours and in a light breeze from same quarter for two hours more, the Mayflower and Galatea, with an accompanying fleet of nearly a hundred vessels were enveloped in a thick og en miles east of Sandy Hook lightship and were compelled to abandon the race, When the Mayflower reached the outer mark, 20 miles of Scotland lightship, 4.26.22, the Galatea was not in sight from that point.The Mayflower had outsailed her on every tack from the start, both carrying the same sail ; a breeze that was steady from about east, with occasional rain squalls and moderately heavy swell from that quarter.The Mayflower could not have finished the race in the allotted time of nine hours even if the weather had remained clear, The Turf, LEPINE PARK RACES, The following trotting and running races will be held, Wednesday, September 15, 1886, on Lepine track, weather permitting :\u2014 let.A sweepstake of $200 amongst the following horses :\u2014C.O\u2019Brien\u2019s Honest Dick, J.Fahey\u2019s Gold Dollar, J.Quinn\u2019s Grey Jack, M.Powers Johnny T.J.Head\u2019s Kalamazoo.Best 3 in 5, to harness, mile heats, trotting.2nd.Five mile trotting race for purse, of $1.00.Entries\u2014C.Dumouchel\u2019s Legrise ; N.Marcotte\u2019s Nelly, Archambault\u2019s Butcher Girl.3rd.Running flat race, one mile and a half, open to ali carters, entrance $2.The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as judges, and the oublie will see trotting carried out as it should be :\u2014C.Larin, City Hotel ; C.Murray, Albion Hotel ; Irazc Daoust, Mile End.cafe An Fxtensive Strike.PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept.9.\u2014In consequence of the failure of stove manufacturers of this city and othez places in the eastern part of the State to grant their employes an advance of 10 per cent.in wages, a general strike will occur in that trade to-morrow, involving about 3,000 men, of whom from 1,000 to 2,000 have been employed in this city.rte In Bad Humour, ¢\u2018A year ago my head was covered with sores, and the eruption covered my face also, and spread even until the backs of my hands were sore, I became weak and ill.Finding no cure, I tried Burdock Blood Bitters, Two bottles perfectly cured me.\u201d Statement of Miss Minnie Stevenson, Cocagne, N.B. THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETIE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 THE MD COMMERCE VIVIDENDS\u2014SEMI-ANNUAL lo.Gloss Re ooKs .0.Payable.ose, Re-open Moisons \u2026\u2026.4 LOct.16Sept.1 Oct.Mont.Tel, Co.10ct.158ept.1 Oct, ANNUAL MEEFINGS.Molsons Bank.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.IlOct.3D.10 FINANCIAL.Tue HERALD OFFICE, ; Thursday Evening, September 9.The Montreal Stock Market, The Stock \u2018market to-day was a waiting Market, but the Banks contend that there is nothing whatever to lead to lower peices, To-day\u2019s transactions in bank stocks were 776 shares, Montreal sold at 224 and 223%, the latter being a decrease of % from yesterday\u2019s lowest price.Merchants sold at 1304 and 130$, the closing quotations being 131 asked, 1294 bid.Commerce sold at 124}, 125 and 124%, the closing quotations being 125 asked, 124 bid, In the miscellaneous stocks the transactions were 2,075 shares.Montreal Telegraph sold down from 1293 to 1283.Richelieu was weaker selling down from 80% to 80.City Passenger sold at 196 at the opening and then declined 4, but subsequently sold at the opening figures, the closing quotations being 196 asked, 195% bid.Gas was strong in the forenoon, selling at 217 and 2174, but in the afternoon it closed at 217, asked and 217 bid.Canadian Pacific changed hands at 664, Dundas Cotton at 744, Canada Cotton at 88 and Montreal Cotton at 1163, Champlain & St.Lawrence Junction Railroad bonds seld at 103.The aggregate transactions in stocks today were 2,860 shares, as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.125 Montreal at.0.224 190 do a\u2026vsou n0c00e 000000 DLUT 10 Merchants At.\u2026>.000.1304 290 Commerce at.\u2026.124# 10 do saoc0v0os00c 0000001126 125 do aasesavocceouo00 001245 \" 25 Mont.Tel.at .\u2026.0.0.1294 250 do \u2014Bt.\u2026.00.l129 350 do Bbesesercecoscsconsss 128% 5 Richelieu at .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.804 25 do a000canooruc c0000.80% 145 do Born 100 City Pass.at.25 do 1 195 200 Ga8 Gleersas sore cavers sosscoss 200 do .00 vorcsouvovs os0000 2174 25 Can.Pac.81 0.054 250 Dundas Cotton Co atessserer.744 $2,000 Champlain RR bonds at.103 AFTERNOON BOARD.15 Montreal 8t.seco cess soesssess2233 10 Merchants at.1304 230 Mont.Te! at s\u2026\u20260o000001284 70 Richelieu Ato\u2026\u2026.ovuecseso.80 125 City Pass.At.196 25 Canada Cotton Co.at.88 25 Montreal do.at.\u2026.1164 The following are the closing quotation of the stock market as especially reported for Tux Hznarp by D, Lorn MacDougall & Co,, Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street: 3, New York Central §, Del.Lack.&] West.4, Union Pacific 4, Reading £, St.l Paul & Omaha 4, Louisville & Nashville 4, C.C.C.& 1 §, Missouri Pacific 1.Unchanged\u2014Michigan Central, Canada Southern, Oregon Trans, West Shore bonds, Canadian Pacific, This morning\u2019s Wall Street gossip is reported by Messrs, Frank Bond & Co., 14 Place d\u2019Armes, as follows :\u2014 Chicago buying led the market yesterday, and the orders in St, Paul, executed by Green & Bateman, were said to have been for the P.D, Armour\u2019s account.The room had a story that the earnings to be published on Friday will show an increase of $100,000 for the first week in September, but this is hardly likely, because for the corresponding six days last year the Company\u2019s returns were $490,000 or $81,000 per diem, Vice-President J, B, Dumont, gaid last evening that the grain movement this season is larger than ever before in the history of the road, He looks for good business for the balance of the year, but inclines to the belief that the increase for the first week in September will not exceed $50,000, Mr, M, L.Sykes, of the Northwest says that the business of his road is comparatively larger and improving, These statements were all known to insiders and their followings who bid up the respective properties accordingly, Jay Gould has, it is reported, been taking quite an interest in street speculation through his New street brokers, He bought Missouri Pacific, Western Union and Kan-as & Texas, It is authoritatively statea that the number «© stockholders on the Western Union transfer books is at present 3,800, or 200 less than in June, Parties who closed out had only small amounts of stock and the Gould family, Sage and other large holders retain their possession, N.X.& N, E.was kept strong on a rumor that the August earnings, privately circulated, show net earnings of $150,000, and some pzople professed to know that September will pan out as well or better.White\u2019s brokers have been recently large buyers of coal stocks, The meeting of Anthracite people on Tuesday next will, it is said, result in a further advance of 10 cents in broken egg and chestnut.The Boston party which has been almost idle were cautiousbuyers of Union Pacific, and the Gould people talk bearish on this stock and Russell Sage believes that with the present funded debt any question of immediate future dividend is preposterous, Boston advices, however, say that the floating debt has been entirely wiped out; that land grant bonds have been cancelled and that the company\u2019s liabilities are less now than at any time since the change in administration.Points were current on Pacific Mail, and while the directors and president of the company Know nothing of any settlement with the Panama Company traders maintain that this matter will be adjusted before the next meeting of the board, Specialists say that there is a noticeable absence of selling pressure, and stock continues to be held by the party which bulled it from 54 upwards on a prospective settlement of transcontinental matters, Commission brokers were talking just as enthusiastically last evening as at any time since the commencemeut of the = né HSE oF oF BE (dye = od sa jar BE Bo STOCKS, 58 gg rE a : = : :w CRAM gS Bank of Montreal.| $200 [8 & 1| 2233] 29, Ontario Bank.,.| | 9 |8 70.1911 1204 Bank B.N, A.] t 33 Pel |.0 Banque du Peuple.| $ 50 he 100 |.Molsons Bank.50 1 P-C-| 145 188 Bank of Toronto.100 3 PO.2084 2074 Bank Jacques Cartier.256 3 PO TR PL.Merchants Bank.| 100 S#P-0-| 181 |\u2019ièd B d\u2019Hochelaga.| 100 3 PC] 100| 9 Eastn Township B'k.| 50 8.0 126 uebec Bank.100 |84p-0-[ 1 07 1044 anque Nationale.,.| 50 2 pol dn Union Banke.\u2026\u2026.109 |4 B.C.Can.B'k of Commerce] 50 Bip.Dominion Bank.50 PC.Bank of Hamilton.,.| 100 3 p.c.f Ville Marie vee] 100 jpe .Standard Bank 50 [8iD.c.|; Féderal Bank.100 4 Poul Lmperial Bank, ,.| 100 | Pe.[\u2019 MISCELLANEOUS.Intercolonial Coal Co.| 100 |:«>+>-| 20 12 Me, si BO vo\u2026nco ipo.\"is .\"ii ontreal Tel\u2019gr 0.1 Dom.Telegraph 00.x 8 p.c.JZ su.Western Union Tel Col 100 [2iP-¢.| 68f 874 Rich, & Ont.Nay.Co.3 p.c.City Passenger R.R.| 50 |[8P.0.Montreal Gas Co.p.6 Canada Cotton Qo ., New Engl\u2019d Paper Co.Canada Paper C0.Canada Shipping Co Dun Cotton Co.Mont Loan&Mort\u2019g Co Mont.Invest&Bldg Co Royal Can, Ins.Co.sfontreal Cotton Co.Stormont Cotton Co.Hochelaga Cotton Co.Coaticook Cotton Co.Merchants Manf.Qo, .Bell Telephone Co,.Guarantee Co, of N.A.Accident Ins C.of N.A L.Ch\u2019n&St.Law J'n Bf Canada Cent\u2019l R'y Bus, St.Paul, M.&M.R'y.Dominion Cuttle Co.Canadian Pacific R.R.Mont.7 o.«.8tock.,., Canada N W Land Co Can.Pacific L'G.B vase *Ex dividend.The New York Stock Market.The Stock Market to-day was dull, but prices which opened around yesterday\u2019s closing figures were not sustained in the early hours of the Board, and in the afternoon prices fell off and closed for the most part § to 7 lower than at the opening, the only exceptions being Wabash pref., Northern Pacific common and preferred, and Oregon Trans, The race between the Mayflower and the Galatea evidently drew off a large number of the members of the Exchange, who took advantage of the dullness of the market to absent themselves in order that they might witness the great yacht race, The total sales as reported by telegraph to-day; were 102,300 shares.The net advances for the day were :\u2014 Wabash pref.ÿ, Northern Pacific 1, do.pref.4, Oregon Trans, $.The net declines were :\u2014 Western Union x, Lake Shore §, Pacific Mail 7, Erie x, Ohio & Miss.§, North-West $, St.Paul §, Jersey Central §, New York Central 3, Del, Lack, & West.4, C.B, & Quincy 4, Union Pacific 4, St.Paul & Omaha 5 Louisville & Nashville $#C C C&L #, Missouri Pacific §, Can, Pacific I.To-day\u2019s closing prices compared with those of yesterday show the following :\u2014 Advanced\u2014Ohio & Migs, *, Wabash §, do.pref.%, Kansas & Texas 4, Northern Pacific §, Texas Pacific §, St, Paul, M, & M.Declined\u2014 Western Union , Lake Shore 4, Pacific Mail §, Erie 4, Erie 2nds 3 North-West §, St.Paul3, Jersey Central present upward movement.They maintain that for the next 60 days there will be no reaction of importance, and that while the condition of the dry goods trade and the general business situation continue as brisk and as promising as at present neither light money nor bear combinations can effect any set back in the bull movement which prevails, The following were the fluctuations in prices and the sales made in New York Thursday, 9th September, as specially reported for THE HERALD by Macdougall Brothers, stock brokers, St.Francois Xavier street :\u2014 \u2018gg E12, 8 gRlg I-18] 8 STO0KS, 21517181: us su os iL EN West Union.-| 684 68 875 673/ 0900 Lake Shore.an | 88 88 ST 5000 Fhe I oh el oo rie, .An 4 Erie 2nds \u2018look 100 coef eue Erie pret.oceesevecosses|soao| 763.| 754l.Ohio & Miss,.he 253] 253] 700 North-West .,, 1164116} 11641116 North-West pret.g independence.Such of them as are ignorant and Pagan, Sir John and his agents were able to cejole, coerce aud bribe, but there are others who are educated, intelligent and well versed in the history of Tory treatment of Indians.These must have voted solidly for Coulter.There is but one thing to be regretted.The coneequence of yesterday's defeat will be that the general election will be postponed and Tory rule thus prolonged for ome months, {From La Presse, of Yesterday.] \u201c\u201c DEOBPTION BIEN PLAOEE.\u201d Afier all the Liberal has been elected in Haldimand, The population of that %unty must be very Intelligent to have re_ Pelled the tempting language of the Tory Otators, Generally it is 50 easy to arouse teligions passions in a crowd.Poor play- \"8 upon prejudice, we do not complain conditions of peace; take in all the flycatchers (gobemouches)'who for lack of intelligence have only fanaticism what does it matter tous?We do not count upon the treaty of 1763; we do not take even the trouble to read it, for it does not exist for us.It served to protect the brave population of the time being, but that generation which had been abandoned is no more, and ws are able to defend ourselves in our own manner, according to our own mchination, our temperament and our necessities, Our arm is terrible, It is tke newspaper.This small morsel of paper 18 the most dangerous builet that ever charged the cannon of a fighting army.It is not the Mail to which we address these remarks; it is to the master of the Mail, Sir John Macdonald himself.We are now expressing the opinion of all the Conservatives of Quebec.It is needless to say that the Liberals are of this opinion.If the Conservatives of Ontario allow themselves any longer to believe that the declamations of the Mail are the mo?d'ordre of their party, we are ready to accept their challenge and meet them at the polls.Our treaty of 1763 1s the ballot-box.We don\u2019t speak either of taking arms or of making the conquest of Lower Canada ; we leave that kind of language to the softies who have never seen men and whom with one twist of our elbow we would push into the cattle pen if they made one more step towards us.But what we hold as citizens, worthy, free, strong and generous, is our rights as electors.Let them come and take that.trans MONTREAL MUD.Montreal mud is an affliction.It is a nuisance.It is an abomination.If is everywhere.Is there no cure for it ?The slightest provocation causes it to make its hateful appearance.A light shower of rain covers the etreet with a thick coat of it.Itis even found in the track of the dust cart.Is there notsomething radical- {y wrong with the city system of road- making when the streets are in summer covered with such heavy layers of either dust or mud ?If the weather isatall wet, a lady cannot cross a street or get out of a street car without being up to her ankles in filthy, stinking mud.When the weather 18 dry this mud takes the form of dust; it gets into the lungs and inflames ihe eyes of the citizens and 18 a prolific source of disease.Cannot the City Surveyor and Road Committee put their heads together and find some way of ridding the city of this nuisance ?The evil is deep seated.The system of street making and street repairing in operation, appears to have been specially devised for the manufacture of mud.Under such a system it would be a miracle if there was no mud.Is it not possible to begin areform at once?Per! aps the City Surveyor might, if he took the matter in hand, be able to convince the Road Committee that mud is not a necessary evil which all must bear with what philosophy they may, but which 1t would be folly to attempt to remedy.He might drive it into their heads that as other cities not more favored by climate than Montreal have got rid of the mud nuisance, Montreal might, if the proper means were ûsed, do so too.Ât any rato tne city authori- vate the evil.ee pr POLITICAL NOTES.It has been decided to establish & journal to interpret the views of the people of the county of Richelieu.The necessary funds have been subscribed, and Mr, M.J.Rouillard will edit Ze Patriot, which it will be named.This evening a meeting of Mr.Gravel\u2019s committee will be held at the house of Mr.St.Martin, corner of Parthenais and St.Catherine streets, A number of prominent gentlemen will deliver addresses.La Presse announces the following political meetings: Saturday, at Petite Riviere, Co.Berthier ; Sunday, Ste.Agathe, Terre- bonne, Berthier ; Monday, Lanaraie; Tuesday, Lavaltrie.None Better.There is no more wholsome or delicious fruit on earth than the Wild Strawberry, and there is no more effectual remedy for Cholera, Dysentery, Cramps, and other summer complaints of infants or adults, than Dr.Fowler\u2019s Extract of Wild Straw- ties should cease doing their best to aggra=.HOW THE PEOPLE VOTED.Two Conflicting Sets of Returns from the Haldimand Rilec- tion ! What the \u2018\u2018 Mail \u2019 and \u2018 Globe ** Report.[From the Mail.] Carvaa, Sept.8\u2014After à keen contest Mr.Coulter was returned here to-day by a majority of 88.The Conservatives, who were supported by a large number of independent Reformers, found it impossible to overcome the solid party majority in the riding, which was never in the history of the constituency so fully brought out as it was or this occasion, Mr.Merritt made a good fight, and the Conservatives of the riding are grateful to him; nevertheless, without any reflection \u2018upon Mr.Merritt, we know that we have a local man who can carry the place on the next occasion, and who could have carried it to-day.The true explanation of our defeat is, first, the odds against us were far too great, Haldimand having always been an 1uapregnable Reform citadel ; secondly, in several sections of tbe riding the people have not yet fully realized the gravity of the issues involved in the Riel controversy; and lastly, the cry that Mr.Merritt was not a local man like Mr.Coulter told against us somewhat.Tt must also be borne in mind that the Reform party put forth its utmost efforts; they had three imported speakers to every one who came here to help Mr, Merritt.Considering all the circumstances, I think it will be admitted that the Conservatives ot Haldimand made a very creditable fight.The returns by majorities are as follows :\u2014 ME, COULTZR'S MAJORITIES.Rainiam.oe cree vareees ne sa\u2026u00 su00lIS Cayuga ToOwnship .\u2026\u2026.0.vs.Cayuga TOWN.s\u2026\u2026sevcrccs OL SONEOD.accoc06 Lsranoi sauver sre- contrer worses OS 294 MR.MERRITT\u2019S MAJORITIES.Walpole .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026ssvosssecouve veo.86 Caledonig.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.es Oneida.vee .Indians.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0oecourse Majority for Mr.Coulter.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.88 The figures in 1882 were as follows; bat be it remembered again that Mr.Themp- son in that contest was not compelled to call out nis reserves :\u2014 MR.THOMPSON\u2019S MAJORITIES.Rainham.\u2026\u2026.cesses Vayuga Township Cayuga Town.SONECA co ru0so0ss00s 000008 cons 76 savear eran Mr.Thompson's Majority.cve.e0.The Conservatives of Haldimand desire to return their warmest thanks to the independent and patriotic Reformers who voted for Mr.Merritt, despite the strenuous efforts made to whip them back into line, \u2018I'he Conservative township of Walpole and the township of Rainham were manipulated by Messrs Edgard and Kerman, of Toronto.Many cases of bribery will pre- bably be unearthed during the next few gains here in the Tory strongholds intensifies the excitement.WARRANTS FOB TORY BRIBERS, Caxvuea, Sept.8.\u2014Warrants have been issued against George Smith, Charles May, and John Lindsay, for bribery in the intérest of the Tory candidate.The actual money received by the parties is now in the poesession of the Reform Committee, Word has just been received here that the deputy returning officers in Coulter\u2019s stronghold have not been initialing the ballots, which will pot be counted when the ballot- box is opened and the ballots counted.THE EXACT FIGURES GIVEN.CAYUGA, Ont., Sept.9.\u2014Tue followin is as nearly correct as can be obtained at present, and can be relied on as being about the exact figures :\u201414 poll, Cayuga, majority for Coulter 31; Caledonia, majority for Merritt 75; North Cayuga, majority for Coulter 107; Oneida, majority for Merritt 30 ; Rainham, majority for Colter 118 ; Seneca, majority for Colter 28 ; Walpole, msjority fur Merritt 62.Totals, Coulter 234 ; Merritt 167.ete ST.PETER\u2019S BAZAAR, The bazaar yesterday drew a large number of visitors.During the whole day people might be seen wendiug their way along Dorchester street to the bazaar and returning home wish some handsome souvenir.In the evening the diover given by St.Anthony\u2019s perish was well attended, and like the others passed off successfully.During the evening some excellent music was given by the St.Anthony\u2019s guoir, under the direction of Mr.McGuirk, leader.The receipts for Wednesday were $2,150.75, which brought the total up to something over $10,000.Among the articles lately donated was a gold medal from the Wanzer Sewing Machine Co., valuzd at $85.This present Was given through their agents, Messsrs.Wiilis and Co., Notre Lame street.Mr.Trotman has kindly presented an excellent portrait of Archbishop Fabre in à handsome frame, The faneral of the late Madame L.8.Olivier will take place this morning.A special service will be held at 8.30 o\u2019clock at the Bishop's chapel.The ladies of the bazaar paid a graceful tribute to the memory of the deceased by sending a handsome wreath of flowers which will be placed on the coffin.The dinner of St.Patrick\u2019s parish takes place on Saturday evening, and judging by the number of tickets which are being sold it promises to be very largely attended.The St.Henri parish will visit the bazaar next week.Mr.Adolphe Robert has given a gold fac-simile of the cross surmounting tue dome.It is valued at $75.The South-Eastern Railway are offering return tickets for single fare for those desiring to come to the city to visit the bazaar.The St.Edouard Committee, named after the patron eaint of His Grace, have sent two new Williams sewing machines, four of which are for the grand lottery.Each of the machines is worth about $175, and has ¢ Souvenir of the Cathedral bazaar\u201d engraved On a silver plate.Messrs.C.Martel, N.C.Simard, O.Levert and A.Fortin are the names of the gentlemen who form the committee.eet THE COMMISSION MERCH ANTS\u2019 UNION.A meeting of the ¢ Union des Commis Marchands de ls Cite de Montreal \u201d took place on Wednesday, the 8th instant, when county for years.The considerable Reform | t days.(From the Globe.) CAYUGA, Sept.88\u2014Mr.Coulter, (Liberal) was elected to-day for the Commons by a large majority.The following is the polling 80 far as heard from :\u2014 MAJORITIES.Coulter.Merritt.N.Cayuga, No.l.80 \u2014 2.12 \u2014 8.41 \u2014 bu = 29 Cayuga village.31 _ Caledonia .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2014 75 \u2018Walpols No.1.10 _ 2 45 - 8 37 _ 4 12 -\u2014 5 \u2014 7 6.\u2014 M Torccouus \u2014 65 errors vo ne T4 Oneida, No, L.#4 = | \u2014 78 8.20 \u2014 4 \u2014 _ 5 17 = Rainham,Nol 19 \u2014 2.33 _ 8.60 = Seneca, No.L.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.17 \u2014 2.we 32 = Indian \u2014vote.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2014 28 657 363 388 Goulter\u2019s majority.194 Polling district No.4, of Oueida, is not yet heard from.At the 1878 election Mr.Merritt, who was then a Conservative candidate, received there a majority of eleven.FORMER ELECTIONS.Haldimand was held by the late Mayor Thompson from Confederation till his death last spring.He carried the county by a considerable majority in 1867; was elected by acclamation in 1872 and 1874 ; had a majority of 166 in 1876, and 125 in 1882.But since the last-mentioned year, under the operations of the Dominion Franchise Act, the Conservatives claimed that they added a hundred more: names to the list than the Liberals added, and Indi- ang to th: number of 126 have; been enfranchised, ot whose votes the Tories expected to receive a large majority, Ia this they were badly disappointed.ENTHUSIASM AT OAYUGA, Cayvaa, Sept.8.\u2014There is great rejoicing here to-night at the glorious achievement by the triumphant election of Mr.Coulter by such an overwhelming majority.The county has been overrun by professional bribers from Toronto, Hamilton, Simcoe, Dunnville and other places, but last night and Monday night these scoundrels have been shadowed most diligently by the local Reform workers, last night alone there being no less than one hundred members of a Vigilance Committee patrolling the roads and \u2018sidelines of the county.Last night and to-day Mr.McCallum, M.P., made five attempts to leave Cayuga for the country, but he no sooner started than he found the members of Vigilance Committee at is heels ; and at three o\u2019clock this morning he gave it \u2018up in disgust, saying to a friend, \u201cThey seem to suspect me,\u201d To-night an open air meeting was held, at which unbounded enthusiasm prevailed, and stirring speeches were made by Messrs.Coulter, M.\u2019.y elect; Mr.W.T.R.Preston, Dr, Har~ rison, Dr.Baxter, M.P, P.; G.E.Casey, M.P; M.B.Adam, A, Davis, A, C.C.Smith, and Mr.G.M.Baumwart, of Oneida.The electors fully realize how nobly they have done their duty, The demonstration was brought to a close with a torchlight procession.Congratulations are pouring in upon Mr.Coulter from all quarters, A JUBILEE AY JARVIS, JARVIS, Sept.8.\u2014Election day passed off very quietly here ; but to-night large numbers are in town from the surrouning country and there is a jubilee over the Reform victory.Such excitement over berry an election has not been seen in this the following officers were elected :\u2014 President, O.R.Barette, re-elected ; 1st Vice-President, Jos.Brodeur ; 2nd Vice-President, R.C.R.Lafleche ; 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D.LORN MACDOUGALL.THOMAS DAVIDSON, General Agents.October 1 1y 285 THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CC.Canada Board of Directors\u2019 The Honorable HY, STARNEE, Chairman, THEODORE HART, Esq.EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.W.J.BUCHANAN, Esq.Capital, » » - = a Amount Invested in Canada.Assets, = .» a 2 $10,800,008 $900,000 $33,600,000 Mercantile Risks accepted at the lowest current rates.Churches, Dwelli Houses and Farm Proverties, insured at reduced rates.G.F.OC.SMITH, \u2018Ohlef Agent for the Dominion, Sub-Agents: OYRILLE LAURIN, FEBED O.HENSHA 16 Place d\u2019 Armes.24 Hoagltel stedet.Having been appointed Sub-Asent for the above Company for the City of Montreal, I take the liberty of ssking my friends to favor me with a share of their Insurance Risks, iF.0.HENSHAW, '34 Hospital Sirest #5\" Telephone Communication. been welded into a homogeneous mass of the English race, obeying the laws of Alfred and spesking (he language of Shakespeare and Milton.His Lordship then referred to the advantages which the American Church possessed.It was the first church of the English race; it pos- gessed.a sober, ethical, dogmatic faith, free from all shams and superstitions; it had been the church which, at all times, had put conscience and duty to the fore; and it had a decent, reasonable, but at the same time beautiful, service.The people were eseentially practical, and disliked all gentimentalism.These were some of the sources of their confidence on which they built their hopes for the future.Speaking of the admiration American Churchmen feel for the mother church, he claimed that this was largely on account of her adherence a3 a primary principle to duty.The Church of England puts conscience and duty to the fore, and long before Trafalgar the war cry of England introduced by the National church was, \u2018 England expects every man to do his duty.\u201d Dr, Harris concluded by explaining that the Bishop of North Caroline had been unavoidably kept away, and invited the Syncd to appoint a delegation to attend the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States, which met at Chicago on the sixth of next month.- The Rev.Eugene Hoffman, of New York, urged closer union between the two bodies.He referred to the coming Convention in Chicago, and said it was not on the education question ss a philosopher, and affirmed the right of freedom in education, He concurred with Rev.Mr.Ford and John Stuart Mill, and contended that the Church of England should make no mistake about insistiog on religious education in the schools.There could be no such insuperable objections to religicus instruction in the public schools.The Government of Ontario had conceded the principle as far as mere words went, but their action had ended 1n the mere reading of a selection from the Scriptures.They had given to the trustees the power of determining the school hours, and, as was now the case frequently, the echool was dismissed to allow an hour for religious instruction.In regard to his own parish he had conferred with the Presbyierian and Methodist ministers, and they had eo much confidence in each other that they had agreed together to appoint an hour for religious instruction in the schools.They had adopted no form, but each had agreed -in his turn to give instruction for à month.He advised the Church of England to continue to contend for religious instruction, assured that by the force of their religious will they would compel the concurrence of governments, no matter how partizan.It \u2018wag their duty to insist upon the teaching of religion to the people.It had been with \u2018shame that he had read the report of Mr.Mundella, the British Minister of Educa- \u2018tion, in regard to the Jewish element in \u2018that country.As a rule, they were & poor people; but they had contended for ard had this House express its earnest conviction that religion should form part of the public education of the country, and that it is the duty of this body to impress upon the Governments and Legislatures the necessity not only of reading the Scriptures, but of teaching the essentials of our common Christianity in the public schools.Some discussion ensued as to the propriety of Rev.Mr.Ford withdrawing his motion, which he declined to do.Mr.Elliott (Guelph) remarked chat the aspects of the education question in Ontario were very different from those that obtained in Quebec and the Lower Provinces.In Ontario the Roman Catholics were only one-fifth or one-sixth of the population, yet they had obtained rights and privileges that were not possessed by the Protestauts.The school trustees of the city from which he came(Guelph)lamented the decadence of Christianity among the Young, and tor his part, he was sure that the time had come when it was necessary to speak out strongly.The articles of the Christian faith declared that the scriptures contained all things that were necessary to life and godliness.Then why were the scriptures kept out of the schools?This was a question for professing Christians to answer.It was true the Ontario Department of Education had recently prepared and circulated a series of scripture readings for schools.He did not know whether or not it was a revised edition.À delegate\u2014It was revised by Arch- LEITOE & PARINGLE, Barristers, Attorueys-at-Law, Solicitore in Chancery, Notaries Public, &c.CORNWAULL, ONT.Jan, Leitoh.i August 25 MACLENNAN, LIDDELL & CLINE, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &oc., CORNWALL, Ont.J.W.Liddell, 158 R.W.Priugle.J, B.Maclennan, Q.a C.H.Cline.July 2 SHATTY, CHADWIOK, BLAOKSTOOK & GALY, BEATTY, CHADWIOE, BLAOESTOOE & NHVILLY, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c.W.EH.BEATTY, Hi M.OEADWICK, T, G.BLAOKSTOOK, THOoNAS P.GALT, R.8 NEVILLE, Offices\u2014Bank of Toronto Buildings.CORNER OF WET ESC AND OEUROK ETS.Deceraber 81, .813 _ OAMERON & MOPHILLIPS, Barristers, Solicitors, &o., {swthra Ohambers, 48 King Street West TORONTO Hector Cameron,Q.0.| P.MoPhilil .May 7 : i 1y I MAOMAHON, MAODONALD, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, Barristérs, Solicitors, &e., secured the daily reading of their scrip- bishop Lynch.f Xo.7 York Oharabers Toronto Street.TORONTO, HueH MAOMAHON, Q.0: P.H.DBAYTOR, GEO.MAODONALD, F.J.D AR November 14 Lm sw 274 emery § (0) 2 easmmeman Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks, Janto- } Flannels, Dyed Linings, Cotton Biankets, &o | * Ofiices im Montreal: Corner St.John and Noire Dame streets Jity and DistrictF » Oct.2.CHLORODYNE.Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne Vice-Chancellor Sir W.PAGE WooD stated publicly in Court that Dr.J CoLLIS BROWNE was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne, that the whole 8 of the defendant Freeman was delibera y untrue, and he regretted to say that it had been sworn to.\u2014 Times, July 13, 1864.: Dr.J.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne is the pest and most certain remedy in coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rheu- maatism, &c.Dr.J.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne.\u2014The Right Hon.Earl RUSSELL communicated to the College of Physicians and J.T.Davenport \u2018 that he had received information to the effect that the only remedy of any service in Cholera was Ohlorodyne,\u2014See Lancet, December 31, 1864.Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne is prescribed by scores of orthodox practitioners.Of course it would not be thus singularly popular did it not * supply a want and fill a place.\u201d\u2019\u2014 Medical Times, January 12, 1885, Dr.J.Collis Browne\u2019s Chloro e is a cer tain cure for Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea Oe Sallis Browne's Onlorodyn 1.J.Collis Browne's or ©.-\u2014None genuine ¥ithout the oni Aoyion Collis Browne's Chlorodyne\u201d on the stamp.Overwhelming medical testimony accomps- nies each bottle.Sole manufacturer J.T.DAYENNOSE, 8, Cis, Bll Stil 5 \u2019 n bottl Tid 25.00.,45 6d., and Lis, tles atis May 31 Ty 236 ddr law m 180 Pemilies supplied.EAND PORTE GCFFICK: 328 86.JAKES SIRENT WEST MONTREAL.aR Orders rosolved by Talapihean Way 2 CLARET RB, Quart and Pia.176 Cis rin BE LT, Cunliffe Dobson & Cr BORDEAUX OHATEAU LEOVLLILE.MARGAUX Da, De.LAFE FE.Imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON, Uctobe AS THEY CANNOT POSSIBLY Thomedicinal qualities of Benson, ey A the pharmaceutical p: produce ou tras * Capsicin,\u201d \u201c Benton and the word \u2018\u2018 Oa centre of the genie.variousl 25 Hospital Btrosi.248 thing like the cam apucin Ask for Ben- rofession ns of worthless plasters, and give Reine, Shoop foun Brash ii of eap Jo \u201d D led a Cape p.m.; closed on Sundays \u201c Oapsicine,\u201d or *¢ \u201d plasters, prefaced sometimes with the name s\u201d\u201d or \u2018* Burton?s.\u201d son's, look tor the * Three Seals\u201d trademark, e,\u201d which is out in the 6 THE, MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZEST3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 - ee 4 .- ; ; + ; I's CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN COUNCIL likely to adopt the proposed changes in the tures in their schools.Their youth were Mr.Elliott continued that he had tried Hardware.Miscellaneous.Past Office Time Table, - - : .= t d rv Book of Common Prayer, which, he con-} made fully acquainted with their [to purchase a copy of those scripture read- Re 5 MonrawAn, 8 2, \u2014 sidered, was & very serious matter, and religion, nevertheless, from a secular ings, but Hey were not to be ad for TH ER & STYMUS D JAILS a \u2014 should not be done without the co-opers- point of view, their education was money.e had, however, borrowe H 0 NY FO RC E 5 Rd ELIVERT.x = Losing, Xesterday's Proceedings In the! pion and conjunction of the entire English most efficient, \u2019 .8 copy and found in the thirty odd ! ru 1 \u2014 Frovincial Synod, Church.He urged his Canadian brethren Rev.Mr.Allen, Toronto, said he be- lessons which he had looked over not the \u2014_\u2014 Furniture and Interier Decorations.A MFM.Cntario à Wéat.Prova AP 26 to avoid all petty disputes auout form, and {lieved he voiced the sentiment of this slightest indication of where they were 9 00! 9 50lYA) Ontario, and West-j 7 5 \u2014\u2014 P D : 8 Ya) 45) 7 38 .to concentrate all their energies to fighting Synod when he said that he regretted the taken from.He had found entire verses RAILWAY SUPPLIES RIW WARFROOMS, ern States, by G.T.R, Address by the Bishop Of| the common enemy.introduction of this subject, the discussion expurgated.He could not say why.If, STEEL RAILS 89 0 To Do, do by GER.\u201cEi 8 45 Michigan he Rev.John Converse, of Boston, re- of which would lead to no practical re- as was now the practice, scholars were to , IFTH AVENUE | sd GER ane ee 6 12 8 & .ferred to the labors of Bishop Mountain, sults, to the neglect of smaller matters be allowed after school hours for religious STEEL BARS AY F Ya, to Pembroke,&c.\u2014 with whom he had been associated, and to which would lead to practical issues, The |.education, he was satisfied it could not be BI 9 00 o Saturday excepted).coven] 643 in Publi the individual work done by the early present was not the time to deal with this properly given.Religion should be the MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES, .REW YO * te Pembroke, Port Religious Instruction In Lublle Canadian Church.He thought the matter, It were better Lo wait for those commencement of and be wrought in with Arthur, Manitoba, 1s, Church in Canada should consider whether mighty movements which were going on secular education.He was not prepare .Antique Pepsrument orth-West Territ- Schools there was not any way by which members in the Christian world, until it were pos-| for Mr, Forts proposition ; but believed Warehouse, 225 Wellington St a OL ly Bud of the Church of England who crossed the gible for Protestantism to take some deci- the entire matter should be referred to Office, 76 St.Peter Street JURTALINS AND DEAPERIVA excepted) SER are Jeoend| Gogg > : f the Provincial lines could be brought to the notice of the | sive action.The Church of England had à committee, .Feb.25 \u2019 ° ° .\u2026.| 980 Canada At antioR.B.~ Yesterday\u2019s session © , Provincial | Cn Church, and thus preserved to received tue representatives of the Method-|{ The Synod adjourned till this morniag.8% 278 Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, | 980 Otaws, o Alexandrie 745 4x0 Synod was opened at ten o'clock in the St.the Church of England.; ist Church at Toronto.It could not go pe © Greohfield and Max.George*s schoolroorn, with prayer by the Mr.R.N.Nelson, of Alabama, said he back on that record,\u2014and he would not say A GARE.W & | P CURA + Bronzes.Vases and Ourlos.ville by.Atlantic Ry.Broamion, tne Rav.Jan Laogisy.broug rom tue enrid Zame Lie endl | whether that solin mere vse or ober | To ll who are suring from ine eons Hr Ti Ti ; bU| Bronze, ya |) Jae SE py .e kiss .T indi ; > 8 00je00000 1, B so.1t was decided that the memorial of the grecs in Canada.land was simple.The Church had been wise and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak- 100 Crey Nun Street Established 1844.Sartisean Bridge by 616 Women\u2019s Christian Temperance Union be The morning session was brought to a in making it s0 and confining it to essen~ nes, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., 1 et.Registorad Cable & TelegraphicAddress, Poot \"Lords 8 00 Qanae Berthier Norei 845 rondo 0 pein somite 0 be de ih ror er EE Tom | Ps me ora en en Importers of Ra EE IT .1n the aftersoon arth L .3 OF Æ.This great r dine OL N° Be 1 HR en of notices of motion were then D.Strachaa \"Bethune moved the well to walt noth there were o orgerunion was diocovesed y © missionaty lu Souts SOOTOH GLAZED DBAIN PIPES| MARCUS POOL & BONS, ool a Siiivin) oul yoo adoption © e Canon at e firs e word.Acte % America, Bend self-addressed envelopes 8 00l.,.|{B) Fastern Townships|.; given.artisle Of the constitution be amended so powerful wave passing in the direction of to the Rev, Jossra T.INMAN, Station D, OR ea, 17 West Smithfield, E.0., London, ER Three Rivers, Arthaæ 8 0e Judge Armatrong gave notice that, inas- as to read \u2014 L Synod shall unityand It ender the gir- New York City, > Flue Covers, .Live Stock Commission Agents in baska and Rivieredn , d Mr.L.H.| \u201c\u2018The Provincia yn shail con- mStances, 107 pause before) ~ \u2014 ÿ : : » |.115\\(C)Can.Pac, Railway| 615, much ag Rev.Dr Dorms te 1 dele ios sist of the bishops of the Church going further.A Wine Preoantion, Fixe Olay coment, London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southamptor | (\u20ac) Can.Pac, Railway .\u2026 Davide A had pot oh op © 5 cleri ot and of England in Canada, within the eccle- aon & w : Allan, of Toronto, Bo.OR During the Summer and Fall people are Roman coment Kebreaented Inthe United States and Canada by 815.00.Con re Tae aad see) 440 to the Synod, their election as c'e siastical province of Canada, presently thised wil v.Mr.Ford, but he| jiable t © > » A ahos lay secretaries was illegal.composed.of the provinces \u2018of Ontario, thought his motion was leading the Synod plaints, and eh ome or Water Lime, 1 Febru.+ Bickerdike, Montreal.sa 915.con\u201d Bag, Brae Je 60 0» \" ti f motion Quebec, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward away from what was practical, and until fredical aid at hand, li ; Piaster of Paris, TOME.acsconse Mr.T.P.Butler gave notice of 1 ! ti the matter was taken up much more forci- and, life way be in danger.China Clay, HE INT «».\u2026.3 00|Laprairie by Steamer.| 11 00 .for a rule providing for the prevention of lsiand, New Brunswick, &c., or executing bly by both the Methodist and Presbyter- Those whose experience has given them &C,, de.ERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND '915.|Lajraire, Hemming-|.-|\"\"8\"0ÿ the introduction of unauthorized forms in by due authority the episcopate as ausist- hed Churches let the Church of En Lou 4 wisdom, always keep Dr.Fowlers Ex- MANUFACTUREKS OF STEAM NAVIGATION | ford, Huntingdon.the celebration of the Holy Communion, ant or misslonary bishops therein and of 130 L > he G £ tract of Wild Strawberry at hand for BESSEMER STEEL 1015.Si.Hubert, St.Bruno; 600 ; : J.i delegates chosen {rom the clergy and the per:istently press on the Goveruments and prompt reli cian is seld à and St.Bazile.\u2026 Be Chief Justice Allen, of Nova Scotia, read delega By egislatures the fact that they wanted prompt relief, and a physician is seldom - \u201c d B d 8 : 800 \u2026.|S& Hyacinthe, Shér-| 645 a number of proposed amendments to the laity.\u201d Ces God\u2019 \"dread in the schools, and reduired.So.a, Chair an e prings, brooke, Coatic'ke, &c 158 rules governing the proceedings of the Considerable hair splitting ensued, some \"300 8 a btain their desi - ; SA large stock always on hand ' 9 15.|Clarenceville: Noyon,l.| 4 19 Svnod.All of these were adopted, of the clerical delegates contending for the they would be sure to 0 To eir desire.| You hardly realize that it is medicine, oc ge ay t 255 Published Monthly, containing the Liu g Ligne, Stottsville although a protracted discussion eusued use of the united Church of Bogland and He feared that Br.Ford's on would when taking Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills ba 24 v TABLES and MAPS of all the GANADIAN 8 00.[Acton and Sorel RE.on a suggestion that the rules should be Ireland, &ec.weaken the efforts and materially dimin- they are very small; no bad effects ; all and the principal AMERICAN RAI, 9 15h ren St, JORDE.ores weed 730 8% amended to provide that business un- Fiually the article was adopted as pre- oh the effects of the pressure tbat had a troubles from torpid liver are relieved by COBOURG WAY and 8 Bal NAVIGATION 9 15), .Stanbridge,St \u2018Armand| 730 4% i Synod should lapse.This cented, \u20ac a 1Z AL.\u2018 y their use, srt 113 pe Lanta te sen \u201ces a ion war finally adopted.P Chancellor Bethune moved that the fitth could now obtain permission to give rel- , : C A R WORK S For sale by Nows Dealers aud Booksellers and 9 15).Bi, Johns, Revirmont «| 40 he Prolocutor here read the following article of the constitution be amended to gious instruction provided they asked | Epps\u201d Coos.\u2014 GRATEFUL AND CoM- g Py News Agenison Trains and Steamers.8-9 15).|Do SheffrdR- W.Line.\\.; 4&g message from the House of Bishops :\u2014 read :\u2014\u201c In a vacancy of the Metropolitan for it.They could do much provided FORTING.\u2014*\u2018 By a thorough knowledge of PRICE, - = + 20 OZNTS, 916 enn Lincadie, st.Jacques,|.\u2026.40 hat the U per House has heard with pleas\u201d See, a meeting may be called at the ap- [they manifected more interest; but un-| the natural laws which govern the JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, Annual Subscription, § 3.06, payable in ad- 800.la Rally vue.415 ure that the Rov.Canon Cooper, of England» pointed period, or on either of the above fortunately they too often stood aloof, operations of digestion and nutrition, and _ vance.æ, Now Branewioë 2.) 19 wishes to address the Synod on Emigration: requisitions by the senior bishop of the They ought to have greater faith in the by a careful application of the fine proper- MANUFACTURER OF U.E.CRIFHOLK & CO, ova Scotia & PEL nd hal i on gives the matter its} Eoclesiastical Province of Canada.\u201d power of God\u2019s word, which if they had ties ot well-selected Cocos, Mr.Epps hes Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace 1709 Notrs Dame Street, Montreal Newrçundiand Hal 110 8.00 That the Upper House wichesto inform the The rcotion was carried and the amend- they would find no difficulty ia teaching provided our breakfast table with a deli- bliahere ond Proprietors fax\u2014Mails despateh- Tower Bouse that a deputation of the Pro- ment ordered to be sent to the House of the youth.cately flavored beverage which may save Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, 2 ropriets ed from Halifax for testant Episcopal Church of the United States ; ; Mr.Walicem depreceted the idea of g0} us many beavy doctor\u2019s bills.tis b Newfoundland on desires to be introduced to the Provincial Bishops for their concurrence.: p ; PET J .2Y N Ga 5th and 19th July.Synod at the hour of 12 o'clock.On motion of Chancellor Bethune, sec- important a resolution being voted down the judicious -use of euch articles of diet Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge Liquors, Kies, Fic, \u2014_\" d the Very Rev, onded by Mr.Walkem, the Synod con- OT NO consequent amendment being made that a constitution may be gradually built , _,, Local Mails, eens! a= The Prolocuior name © pry eV: ing 3 to it, and invited Mr, Allen t are a up until strong enough to resist every ten- Rolling Stock, &c., Baggage 945.Vallsyfleld, Valois, 4.15 Dean Carmichael, Archdeacon McMurray, curred in the following message sent from io and av + Allen Lo prep dency to discace S Hundred : y ba _ 15 F : Dorval, etc.ggg Dr.Henderson and the Hon.George the Upper Houre :\u2014 .motion, ; y.va 8 of subtie Mail and Express il \u2019 10 30./Caughn\u2019ga &Chat'guay| cree A ; ; « The Metropolitan begs to inform the| Rev.Canon Brigstocke agreed that maladies are floating around us ready to 4 { BeauBarnols.e Irvine as a delegation fo receive and in- er nt tue Un ; lution should b ented to attack wherever there is a weak point ( | 1080.[Bouchervilie, Contreds| 1.45 troduce the American deputation.Prolocutor that the Upper House has ©ome resolution &hou e pres w point.Coaches.LA A i coenr, Varennes and At noon, the bishops, headed by] the agreed to substitute for the words * unless prevent the absolute negation of the We may escape many a fatal shaft by Vercheres .\u2026\u2026+\u2026 By Arizona,Guion Line, Monday, 13th, 410 the delegation felt happy to convey to the ev.Mr.Ford also added to his resolu- ; ; ; OL M.Provincial Synod of Canada the congra- tion a clause providing that the rate-payers and this matter of religious Instraction ed.MACDONALD & MacINTOSH, ROCK DRILLS, nH ABO! LLEZ SOU ARE.4 oity of Rome, Anchor Line, Tuesday\u2019 fulatione of he General Donference of the of ee ee have the option however, that hate ver resdlutions mere [Late me x Sanatiold Macdonald] Air Compressors, Steam Hoists, Boilers and ee en E5, Celtio, White Star Line, Wednesday, th rotestan isc t ve oo , .6.55a.m.United States: and to recognize the intim- subject to a conscience clause.He spoke adopted would deal with the entire eccle- ISTERS, General Mining Machinery.Superior Pale and Brown Malt, Iniie \"py oregon, Dominion Line, Wednesday, > 2 ; :_ siastical province.Although the Protest- CORNWALL, Ont ale and Ales, E Douhl d ate ties which bound the sister ehurchea | At length of the vast importance of reli-} nt p *, 8 lek fo) s nt.; Pale and other Ales, Extra Double snd 15th, 7.80 p.m.together.The message which they gious teaching, and of the marvellous coa- re ovine \"0 ommense 8 minor 7 » Go.8, MACDONALD.| Jo.A.MacINTOSH.[ 0 | p ER F À | R M M & Ki Bingle Stout, in Wood and Bottle, By servia, Cunard Line, Friday, 17tb, 6.35 brought was uot a merely formal one.cession which the Ontario authorities ap- 2 ai.- FAMILIES SUPPLIED.; The À merican Church had watched with peared Lo think.they were making when on aon a Baoan MACDONALD, TUPPER & PHIPPEN, 44 F äling St, Montreal: The following bottlers only are author and dines TI pra eras Lloyd Line, Tues pride he progress pt ibe ad they a oped regions Lene! religions each the Protestants were cut up into num ber- BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Aprils ourndliing St.Mon oa * gp ized to use our labels, viz.5Y Sardinian, Allen Line, + Wednesday» urch\u2014their .3 - TOLES Jardins thei rosperity.BE ey rejoiced in ing that could be given effectually.There less divisions and one of the changes that OFYIOES oven EP BANE, Thos.J.Howard.546 Dorchester strest By Umbria, Cunard Line, Friday, 24th eir prosperity = J : ; ri was needed in the law of education WINNIF ; ; y , , Vs common traditions and the same Wa8 here involved not a question of religious to h th à Protestant to HUGE J.MAODONALD, | FRANE H.PHIPPEN | dos.Virtas.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.19 Aylmer street 4.10 p.m.faith, they were surrounded by the same teaching only, but of the liberties of the was to have e word Protestan J.STEWART TUPPER, WILLIAM J.Toren .Thos, Ferguson.162 3t, Elizabeth st.By Srale, North German Lloyd, Tucsday, i > Quoti he wrilmgs of John Ian non-Catholic.This large and) Feb: I J ÿ Wm.Bishop.15 Visitation street 2868 6.35 a.m.dangers and difficulties, and they were{ people.; Quoting from the writings of Jo de subject should be fully à db - = ROP eesa ; cheered by the same hope.Their message | Stuart Mill, he contended that the schools PIS ÉROIET = ould be fully discussed be- F.BR.LATCHYORD, Thos.Kinsella.\u2026.118 Ottawa street By Britannic, White Star Line, Wednes\" was therefore the genuive expression of of Ontario were in reulity conducted con- fore the resolution were passed.lhe BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &¢., From 10 1bs.to 100 Ibs.per _ da, 20th, 6.35 a.m.love and good-will.As to the American trary to the principles of liberty.Synod ought to resolve Sirougly that reli- Supreme Court and Departmental Agent, à, and ofany pattern ot a BDRRS RECEIVED BY TELR By Yancouver, Dominion Line, + Wodnes- Church he could say that all had been Another clerical delegate contended that FOR e Lue oundation of all e uo on.] 2 BLEIN STREET, OTTAWA, Ont: ss yara, yp va SE.1 + Supplementary mail closed at 6 a.m.on well with them since the last greetings had the great objection of the day was to the message was here received from the; ecti ¥ .ui 7 Bo Thursday.been exchanged, three years sgo.There non-religious education which was being Upper House announcing that the Bishop MACMILLAN & CAMERON, or section.WIL LIAM DOW & CU, Registered letters must be posted 30 minutes had been many battles fought, but there afforded.The Church of England had a) Of Montreal had consented to waive all BARI» TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C Brewers and Malisters.earlier.had been no dissensions within the church.right to demand the status at which they action with respect to the conferring of \u2019 he \u2018 \"EP |COX & GREEN Frs 1 Mails loavo Now York for the following 4 ; So A \u201c21d by th 1 Di Coll LON BON, ONT.- .y Countries.as follows : There had been fighticgs without, but,| were now aiming.At present if any dis- degrees y the Montreal Diocesan College \u2019 \u2019 For Jamaica, Greytown Nic.) Port Lemon thank God, there had been peace within.tinctions were being made they were in until the next meeting of the Provincial FRASER BUILDING, gs Rs à AY (Costa Rica) and for the U.8.of Colombia, This, he considered, was Jargely due to| favor of the Church of Rome.He re Synod.It had therefore; been proposed GIBBONS, MoNAB & à st.s : { i except Aspinwall and Panama\u20141st, 15th,20th.the greater zeal that had been displayed marked thatin a recent decision in the that the consideration of the Canon on MULEÆERK, Cor.St.Alexis and St.Sacramen Sireots.} ; pi che Gentral American and vho | outh for the good opinion of their brethren.courts it had been declared that the con- Degrees be postponed till next session of Barristers, Attorneys, &c.June 4 host | ; 0.Beat , , Sth; 15th, Party spirit and party strife were now stitution of Cenada was founded on relig- the Synod, an at a committee of the - OFFICE: = - a For the Windward Islands\u2014Ilst, lith.almost Éltogether a thing of the past.The ion among other things.He would ask if Upper House, consisting of the Bishop of Corner Richmond and Carling Streets, TH TH EREWERS AND MALTSTERS.For Progreso, Mexico-2nd.à ot Protestant Episcopal Church believed that | tais were realiy the case, and if so should Nova Scotia (convener), the Bishops of LONDON, ONT.) ï INDIA PALE AND XX MIL 7 Fur J «maica\u20144th, 8th., \u2019 it stood to-day as the representative in not religion be taught as received from the Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Niagara and Geo.C.Gibbons.Geo.McNab.CAN ADA COTTON COMPANY AND D ALE, For Cape Hayti, St.Domingo and Turk\u2019 the great republic of Anglo-Saxon Church of England?Algoma be appointed to confer with a| Pp, Mulkern.Fred.F.Harper.: Vv J EXTRA axp XXX STOUT PORTER Island Ti 1 4c ~8th, 18th, 37th Christianity.Their people were a| Rev.Dr.Carry observed that Joha committee of this House on the subject.August 9 190 Cornwall, Ont ., Kor Hay ti Bi.Br oo \u2019, PS composite gathering, but they had Stuart Mill, who had been quoted, wrote Charcellor Allan\u2018 moved in effect that \u2019 > No {In Woo and BorrLr.) 3rd.¥oy Bermuda~9th, For Jamaica, for the U,.» of Cclom- bis, and for ports on the acif:.Coast of Central and Bub America, via Kingston th.For Para, Pernambuco and Ceara, Brazil= Mails Loave San Francisco : For Australia, 25th September.For Sand wich Island, 2nd, 15th & %th September, For China and Japan 4th, 21st and 30th Sep: tember.To ensure connection, correspondence should be posted here nine days before the dates of sailing from San Francisco, Ÿ Letter Carriers\u2019 Delivery PA Letters and papers should be addressed t0 street and number at which to be delivered.Notice of change of residence should be promptly notified to the postmaster in write Îng, and renewed at the expiration of three months, they bring acted upon only during that length of time.There are flve deliveries made daily in the central divisions of the city, at 8.00 and 10.09 A.10.,11.302.m.,2,0V and 3.80 p.m.Four dally deliveries in the other divisions, at 9.00 au noon, and 2.60 and 3.30 p.m.Hochelaga and Point St.Charles\u2014Two dé liveries daiiv; 9 2.m., and ! p.m.OFFICE HOURS\u2014Open daily at 8 am: Wickets closed at 7 pa, Lobby open th midnight for the delivery of night mails 1 box-holders.On Sundays, open from to by a.m.On the following holidays : New Year on Good Friday, Queen's Birthday, Dominio a Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day, OP?at 2 m, ; wickets closed at 10 a.m., and 10 p At midnight.Money Order Office and Savings Bank\u2014Open daily from 9 a.m.t0 4 D1: © days excepted).Enquiry Office\u2014Dally {ro t am.to 6 p.m., Sunday and holidays exoehy ed.Receiving Houses\u2014From 8 =.m.0 b- J.RIELLE, Land Surveyor 146 ET.JAMES STREE gp Fhe Sic Arka gon and tour E J people t \\ not silly \u201cYes, \u201cNow pot pay «All \u201cWel act as if wont we \u201cYes.funniest take dif get acqu ss First When opposite aper à andecaz up and ollie.in love groom and take been ver it away wife, T ing etor fuliy.£ that he ¢ few mon he saw v that his next sta the cond Mollie.\u201cI doi here for, get off tl \u201c Wha for, prec ¢ Prec want yot \u201cI su the cond ; \u201c Id will trea « Now à \u201cDarl \u2018a?the train ) going to «\u2018 Mol] \u201c Moll you here \u201c Now bow you Never sg the train Moll \u201c Wh \u201c Won \u201cI ou, \u201cI wa « Jeal \u201c Yes \u201c I dic + bej-alou But little 2° \u201cYes, \u201c No?¢ Yes, are look: £6 No?« And Off the tr , \u2018 Yes, | you?\u201d \u201c1 co 1 \u201cIco } cs Bece \u201c Yes, | you?\u201d Just tk took out Henry, a [1] It\u2019s | I wo The m and as h gar, said ¢ Tha saw, and boat,\u201d THE ¢ Amo to the pu indigestic and a ge: met with Bitters.short tin for a pu: d cine, it known.(ff herent v for it.without ters or n harmlese child and \u201c Few reat dis eliverer does wh of simpl oate and 18 wantir to the m fails, I the stom cure, it } \u201c Hop London tions thr | Purest a \u20ac 8 up an, 8 remed; ; se I agi firely cu Bitters, ve ë 616 seve x Ë ses 5&i æ@ om » 8 88 8 .| 868 45 73 sted 10 pw Hinge otk ang 3,80 p.ma: 0 ud ie ou 10th 4.1 13th, 4.10 Tuesday\u2019 day,l5th dnesdays 17th, 6.8% ne, Tues~ 2dnesdays ay, 24th Tuesday, , Wednes* Wednes- ; am on 0 minutes eliowing rt Lemon Colombia, , 15th, Di he South 8th; 15th, 11th.jh.nd Turks 18th, 37th ot Cclom- .Coast of Kingston=\u2014 :: Brazil ber, EL Sep» espondende otore the Cs y ddressed t0 delivered.should ter in writ- jon of three nly during aily in the D ond 10.00 Four daily at 8,00 and es\u2014Two de at 8 am.open til} A Tails to y } KNOT A SUCCESS.Fhe sickest Bridal Affair He Ever Saw.Arkansaw Traveller: Just before Eck- son and his wife started on their bridal tour Eckson eaid: \u201cWe waut to show people that all newly married people are not silly.\u201d \u201cYes, we do, Henry.\u201d \u201cNow, when we get on the trairx let us pot pay any attention to each other,\u201d «All right.\u201d «We'll lean apart from each other and act asif we had been married for years, wont we ?\u201d «Yee.Oh, Itell you what would be the funniest idea iu the world, Henry, We'll take different seats and after a while we\u2019ll get acquainted.Wont that be nice ?\u201d «Firat class ; splendid.\u201d When they boarded the train jthey took opposite seats.Henry took up a news- aper and Mollie looked at the waving fandecape.After a while Henry looked up and saw the conductor sitting with ollie.Henry chuckled.¢ Thinksshe\u2019s in love with him, I reckon,\u201d the bridegroom mused.\u201c Believe I'll go forward ard take a smoke.\u201d His cigar must have been very unsatisfactory, for he soon threw it away and resumed his seat opposite his wife, The conductor was telling an amusing story and Mollie was laughing gleefully.She did not even look at her husband.« This is playing it a liitle too fine,\u201d Henry mused.\u201c1 like to see good acting, but she acts a little too well,\u201d The train stopped at the station and the conductor got up and went out, but returned immediately and again set down by Mollie.Just then a young woman came along ard asked Henry if she could share his seat.He gladly consented, musing that he could play even with his wife.A few moments later, while he was talking, he saw with a sweetened thrill of revenge that his wife was looking at him.At the next station the train stopped, and when the conducter went out Henry sat down by Mollie.\u201cI don't know what you want to sit here for,\u201d she snapped.** Why didn\u2019t you et off the train with\u201d\u2014\u2014 ¢« What do you want to talk that way for, precious.?\u201d \u201c Precious nothing.Go want you here.\u201d «J suppose you would rather talk to the conductor 7\u201d \u201cId rather talk to will treat me with respect.\u201d « Now, darling*\u2014\u2014 « Darling nothing.I\u2019m going to get off the train and go home, that\u2019s what I\u2019m going to do.\u201d ¢¢ Mollie\u201d \u2014\u2014 ¢ Mollie nothing.Go on, I don\u2019t want you here.\u201d \u201c Now, don\u2019t be foolish.You know how you carried on with the conductor.Never saw him before, either.\u201d ¢ The mischief I heven\u2019t.He\u2019s my u.ncle.I was going to introduce you to p'm¢ but I didn\u2019t want him to kvow we w®re married until just before we got off the train.\u201d \u201c Mollie.\u201d « What ?\u201d Wont you forgive me ?\u201d I ought not to, you are so mean.\u201d \u201c 1 was jealous and?\u201d « Jealous ?\u201d \u201c Yes.\u201d ¢ I didn\u2019t know you loved me enough to on, I don\u2019t anybody that y bej-alous.\u201d i ee f * ButI do.Don\u2019t you love me just a little 27 \u201cYes, more than you do me.\u201d \u201cNo\u201d ¢ Yes\u201d \u201c No, you don\u2019t, precious.\u201d \u201c Yes, 1 do, darling.\u201d \u201cIf these people were noi looking I'd kiss you.\u201d Herry, after a short silence, remarked : \u201c [Va none of their business.\u201d \u201c¢ Put your head on my shoulder, There.\u201d Hz put his arm around her, and, when Le thought that no one was looking, kissed er.- \u2018 Do you love ne?\u201d she asked.; \u201c T adore you.\u201d « You make me awful uahappy.\u201d } < You will live with me, won\u2019t you?\u201d + \u201c6 Yes, always.We like the old fashioned bridal tour the best, don\u2019t we?\u20ac Yes,\u201d \u201c\u2018 And we dont care how many people are looking, do we 7\u201d sé No,\u201d « And if they don°t like it they can get off the train, can\u2019t they ?\u201d \u201c Yes, and you will live with me, won\u2019t you ?\u201d \u201cI couldn\u2019t live without you.\u201d I couldn\u2019t live without you, either.\u201d ¢ Because you love me, don\u2019t you ?\u201d\u2019 Yes, and because you love me, don\u2019t you ?\u201d Just thea a man got up, opened a valise, took out a piece of cake and handed it to Henry, and said :\u2014 \u201cIt\u2019s yours.Take it,\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t want it.\u201d \u201c But you have earned it.\u201d \u201cI won\u2019t have it.\u201d The man threw the cake on the seat, and as he made a break for the forward car, said :\u2014 \u201c Thats the sickest bridal affair I ever saw, and I used tc be a captain of a steamboat.\u201d THE \u201cLONDON NEWS\u201d BAYS: ¢ Among the many specifics introduced to the public for the cure of dyspepsia, indigestion, derangements of various kinds and a general family medicine, none have 4 met with such genuine appreciation as Hop Bitters.Introduced to this country but a short time since, tomeet the great demand for a pure, safe and perfect family medicine, it is the most popular medicine known.Itis famous by reason of its inherent virtues.It does all that is claimed for it.It discharges its curative powers | without any of the evil effecis of other bitters or medicine, being perfectly safe and harmless for the most trail woman, smallest ¢hild and weakest invalid to use.# Flew are the homes indeed where the great discovery has not been hailed as a eliverer and welcomed as a friend, It does what others affect to do.Composed of simple materials, it is 8 marvel of deli cate and successtul combination.Nothing iswanting.Every ingredient goes straight to the mark at which it is aimed, and never fails, Pleasant to the palate, agreeable to the stomach, and thoroughly effective as a cure, it has won for itself the confidence of \u201c\u201c Hop Bitters are used in Six of the large London Hospitals and in similar Lnstitu- lions throughout the world, and are the Purest and best medicine ever made.Given Up by the Doctors., B&™ \u201cIs it possible that Mr, Godfrey % up and at work, and cured by so simple Bremedy ?> \u201cI agsure you it is true that he is en- lirely cured, \u201cand with nothing but Hop ' Bitters, and only ten days ago his doctors Ave him up and said he must die, from iduey and Liver trouble [1 11\u201d a None genuine without & bunch of vil \u2018en Hops on the white label.Shun all the » poisonous stuff with \u2018 Hop\u201d or * Hops \u201d -\u2014 _Aiscellanegns, | NL e THE GREAT DR, DIO LEWIS Mis Dutspokeon.Opinion.Tae very marked testimenials from Loliege Professors, respectable Phyei« clams, and other gemiiemon of fntellls gencound character to tbe value fo Warnsr\u2019s SAFE Care, published in the eälterial columms of Eur best news papers, have greaily surprised me Hany of these gentlemen I tmow, and veapliag thoirtestimoeny I was impelled 10 parchass seme bottles of Warner's BATE Oure aud ansliyce it.Besides, X toek some, swatliowing three times tte prosorived quantity.I am satisfed the medicine Is not injuricus, and wiil icapKly add that 19X formé myself tine victim of à serious kidney trouble 1 should use this preparatiom.The trati is, te medica] professionstands damned aud helplass in the presence of more than ous Kidney maiady, while the tes simony of hundreds of inielligext amd vor, roputable zemtiemen hardly leaves room to doubt that Mr.Hi.M.Warner has fallen apon ons ofthose happy dis veveries which eccasionaliy brisg heïp ef su cring hamanity.DIO LEWTS.Business Cards.W.MoLBA WALBANK, BA.Se, Architect; Land Surveyor, Civil Enginser and Valuator, 214 St.James St., Montreal.Water Works and Drainage.a specialty.a onsultation hours between 12 and 1 p.m.aily.81 JAMES DUNNE ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR A1 KAWR 280 BROADWAY, STEWART BUILDING] NEW YORK CITY _Oct.3m 280 KEPPLER & SANCTON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, BUY AND SELL FOR CASH, OR UN MARGIN, ALL BECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YOREn STOCK EXCHANGE, No.68 Broadway, New York.RUDOLPH KEPPLER, Members of N.Y.W.B.SANOTON, Stock Exchange.Oct.30 ly 280 HALSTED & McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS.OFFICE: 81 Broad Street, New York Oet.30 ly 260 James Thomson, \u201cTHE CABINET MAKER,\u201d House Furnishing and General Decoration, 227 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.det.3 .ly 237 Cochrane Cassils &Co.MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes, Wholesale, CORNER OF Craig and St.Francois Xavier Streets, MONTREAL Oct.21 ly 252 DR.MAJOR, Specialist to the Department for Diseases ofthe Nose, and Throat, Montreal General Hospital, 1,398 it.Oathorine Street.Nov.ly 987 MacDOUGALL BROS., Stock Brokers, 69 &T.FRANCOIS XAVIÈR STREET, Buy and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Stock Exchange, through their Agents, Messrs, Halsted & McLane, Terma :-Ten per cent.margin on the par value.Commission for buying } of one par cent.and same for selling.mber 29 183 JAMES BAXTER & CO., 120 Sst.Francois Xavier St.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash.No Commission or Brokerage business done, \u201cNO MONEY LOANED.\u201d July 23 1y 175 D.LORN MAODOUGALL & GO, Stock Brokers.Members Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET.Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, or on margit.May 30 1y 129 ANDREW A.WILSON, STOCK BROKER, Member Montreal Stock Exchange, { No.1 INDIA CHAMBERS, 13 Hospital Street, MONTREAL P.O.Box 1867, JOHN G.GRANT, STOUK BROKER, Member Montreal Stock Exchange.) Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for (ash or on margin, Gffice\u201413 Hospital Street, No, 3 India Chambers.P.O.Box 734, July 12 165 STUART & 0O,, Stee « Brokers 18 HOSPITAL ATREET.Members of the Montreal stock Exchangs.January 17 15 P, LAMOTHE & SON, =.) Estate, Insurance and Investment entis.Office~=3 Piase d\u2019Armes HilL MOFFAT & CALDWELL, Bankers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers, 44 MAIN STREET, WINNIPEG, Msn.Real estate ought and sold.Mortgages negotiated.Collections made, Oorres- pondence invited, Address Drawer 1269, P.O., Winnipeg.Angust18 197 TO STOCK BROKERS A fresh supply ot Stock Quotation Books On hand, and for gala & « RERALD\u201d OFFIOR, 257 { Any Debility or Derangement of the Ner: Miscellaneous, HEAIT/TIT Purify the Blood, correct They invigorate and restore to aged they are 8 an infalliple remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Bre 18 famous for Gout and Rheumatism.For Siscelfanequs,.HOLLOWAYS FILLS & GINTMENT.THE PILLS all Discrders ths LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS, d restor health Debiliated Constitutions, and are invaluable; all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For Children and the priceless, THE OINTMENT asta, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulgers disorders of the Chest it has ne equal, For 8ore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds.Glandular Bwellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival; and for contracled and stif joints it acts like a charm.O mmo Manufactured only at Thomas HOLLOWAY\u2019S Establishment, 8 NEW OXFGRD STREET (late 533 OXFORD STREET).LONDOK aud are sold at 1s.13d., 2s.9d.,4s.6d., 11s., 225., and 33s.each Box or Pot be had of all Medicine Vendors throughout the World.B67\" Purchasers should look to tho habel on the Patz and Sore.If ths ag is not 533 Oxford Street, London, they arasvurions.5 address » and may An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases of weak and debility, \u201cIs a success and a boon for which Nations should feel \u2018To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chemists, IPANY\u2019S EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURINE STCOK FOR SOUFS, MADE DISHES & SAUCES, digestion CAUTION, \u2014Genuine ONLY with \u201c fac-simile of Baron Liebig's Sigua- ateful.\u201d 3 i «See Medical Press, Lancet, British Medical Journal, pi ture in Blue Ink across Label, This Caution is necessary, owing to Sele Agents for Canada and the United States (wholesale only) Various cheap and inlerior sub- OC.David & Co., 9, Fenchurckh Avenue, London, England.stitutes being in the Xarkot, HEE, In consequence of Tmitations bears their Signature thus\u2014 Stopper.Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietors, Worcester ; Crosse and MONTREAL April 9 1 pi WILL CURE OR RELIEVE CARER RCC of THE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE which are calculated fo deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins have fo requesr that Purchasers see that the Label on every botile oi IH Din re without which no boitle of the original WORCESTERSHIRE ~ SAUCE is genuine.Ask for LEA and PERRINS' Sauce, and see Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle and Blackwell, London, &c., &%c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World.J.M.DOUGLAS & CO.AND ALEX.URQUHARI, AGENTS.Drugglst, 150 Rue de Rivoli, PARIS, FRANCE.MW For more than 50 years, Physiclans have {8 M recommended Briants Syrup for al À ÿ diseases of the Chest : } BRONCHITIS, CAM TARRH,&c.Itis d tho most active, » ! the most agree- oo oe gm lable and the al SUS iy cheapest of all 5 8 peetoral medi- 8 Covexs, Coups fj ve cines, BE Lymains Sons& BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY, + INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING JAUNDICE, OF THE HEART, ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, DRYNESS HEADACHE, rem.OF THE SKIN, And every species of diseass arisin from disordered LIVER, XIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS OR BRLOGCD.T.MILBURN & 0., Propristors, TORONTO, F°* COUGHS AND COLDS.KA COMPOUND OF LINSEED, Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, &c., with Chlorodyne: K AY\u2019S COMPOUND, a demulcent ex pectorant, for Coughs and Colds.AY\u2019S COMPOUND, for Coughs and Colds, is ually serviceable for Horses and Cattle.AY\u2019S TIC PILLS, a specific in Neu K ralgia, Face-ache, &c.OAGULINE.\u2014 Cement for Broken Articles.Bold everywhere, SoleMakers, KAY BROS., Stockport, England.W dm 44 Mealcal Celebri (Fumors, King\u2019s evil, etc.,) the early stages of LANGARD'S cos or won BELLS, Approved by the Acsdemy of Medicine of aris, are Spectally recommended by the ies of the World for Scrofula, onsumption, Constitutional Weakness, Poorness of Blood, and for stimulating an regulating its periodic course, unless signed Paris.\u201d E, Fougera&Co,, N.Y., Agents fox the V.$ None genuine * Blancard, 40 rue Bonaparte IYMAN, SONS & CO.,, Montreal Agents: 801d by Druggisls renerally.Are ploasont to taxe, Corton thelr own Purgativo.Is & sale, gars, and effectual Gestroyor si worass is Chili or Adnlbe MANS ORCANISM Is the most complex work of the Creator and when this complicated structure, so exquisitely wrought, is disturbed by disease, the most efficient aid should be sought from the most skilled physician\u2014 for the human body is too precious to be neglected, It becomes the question, then i Medical Science GICAL EPILESPY ccording to the present state of HE A g P NEA PS DR AGES (Sugar Coated Pills), M are acknowledged to be the surest and Hi most active remedy against this terri HK dle disease \u2014J.MOUSNIEXR, Physi- H olan, Sceaux, Seine, France, ¢¢ What physician shall be employed ?\u201d Dr.Oscar JOHANNESEN, Of the University of Berlin, Germany, has made a lifelong study of ailments of the Nervous and Genito-Urinary System.HiS REMEDIES CURE vous System, including Spermatthorea, Genorrhea, Syphilis, Stricture, Impotence, etc, etc.BECAUSE you may have been cheatea and fooled by QUAOKS, who claim to cure this class of disorders, do not hesitate to ive Dr.JOHANNESEN\u2019S method a fair trial Before your case becomes chronic and in; 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