The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 12 octobre 1886, mardi 12 octobre 1886

[" er ed for m ; led.\u20ac for | ait | om Da} ud lve out bey omy mer tr À alfi, 1ba,.reg She 1ave into rom and y to turn Ived the fall A dès d all this ived red, will i \u20ac bare stern ittle, dis.| this y six 1m0r- boats PUN rpool, scan, noon load\u201d Mont- à and OTTOW from Mont\" e for ening.0 re- orrow ct this | way \"VOL.LXXVIII-\u2014 245 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Jlew Abvertisements \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ee am stmm \u2014 FISH! NOW RECEIVING, Large Dry Codfish.No.1 Split Herrings.No.1 and 2 Green Codfish.Lake Trout and Whitefish, FOR SALE BY Verret, Stewart & Co.27i to 275 Commissioners 81.October 11 ue | Now Landing and For Sale, Ex-steamship Polino, from Newfoundland : 100 Brls S.R.P.8.Oil Stewarts.1C0 Tes, Newfoundland Salmon, Ex-steamship Coban : 50 Puns.Bar Molasses.In store previous shipments : Brls.Tissnis Cod Liver Oil.« Newfoundland Cod Oil.\u201c Halifax oo ! « No.1Lab:ador Herrings.« Cape Breton Herrings, Cases Lobster, Young\u2019s and other brands.« Mackerel.« Pooles Pickled.\"6 Tulloch Pickles.8 Boneless Fish, Boxe \u201c Sontish, , of Green C¢ dfigh.Bus 6 No.| TCS.82.Kitts Prime Mess Mackerel,! Pails of Chicago Lard, Cans J.& R.McLHA, Agonts Caledonia Coal and Railway Co., 8 Common Street Montreal.\u2018elephone 866.P.O.Box 1274.r October Ge Del, L rsey C -We ic 2 e appoi er d an, © presi o'clock ed posi eir vigi eB utme be \u2019 ES no: mark re b Ma 11, Can , Lack.ent st $ 2nds 3 pointed eclari cou pi esiden M .ition t igilan ank ost a oat D | ; only fi et to uoya riot .South & W mal § N.Michigan Davi M og th ied th g, Mr, 0B r.À o-day i ce and and it is ribs\u2019 23 AY I arday\u2019 rme -da nt feeli pref.uth 3 est.3 Y igan id R es * M Td - Mont o transact stock s3 of th the Price ollowin ore Bon Rock G rectors the Wolf who h nd on cif Ldid ot be doing Novemb sheet.be 3 Sat M ARKE = WE fi real actio conti os M s and gw ands Is] .ENT , whi ann era tim as d , and the G not doi Dece: mber ORten.o.75 ur- ONTR TS.OLES.pi closi sold na bei inued e on ond th era th .and in fi TLEMEN ich ual e to evot our ener attri ng Mo ember corn, ©.) 7 Ef To 1 EAL, 9 ALE \u2014 sag sal fro ing i tor ay.e sales e fl J m uding y,\u2014Th vas fol Le lo the a ed an excell rate Novambe orm 1000 78 mn -1 Du ne State th O | fail being 8, Whi m 2253 n small ule ported , 11th O mad uctuati ment fo safe e diffi as f word Th ucçe imm ent P nag De ember où es 7 Tu urin tate ctobe 18 varieti Ld 225; ; | rih and iffic ol- 1 rd at om es of ens resi er, December o: 3 eee 8 74 13 ha g the of T r, 18 2.25 etle fo beiag wads ch was onl to lots, EF for T etob e in N ions i nt for the fo difficult ai, na Lo as\u2014I the institut residen ay oals, ats.à 5 41 be week rad 86.25092 » 5 ; 9 at 22 s 0 226! 8.othe HE er, ow o pes ast nds mu y experi id th w insti mo t, Fo oat OBL, ent 435 Si 7 justi en 8 ths ©.; Val 75; 1.6 FE smd 06}, hoc pus 196 Xr sn tober, a8 spec ons in| Bots at meso hi eh ge [did not le role Futon Ne pe Hoos fi | justityin in various.6230033 va; \u201cii and d, 95 bid losing aples 8 à share fer street k brok D by pecially r ! Been candle, ting, has in auk, ve employ time I resolat that Lon of Mr.to January pork.3 7 sf 2PP2 7 the Pp 4 satist e of trad bbls ish bea S033 Boston Rood | Loos id.vs quotati old at s, et :\u2014 ora acd o- $12 end o whi we i a grea erred y- very d hav ation t e wo r.Cra say a Nov iuh pork.9% 954 39 | red fr redicti actor elb 1 $6/@ uties, ; Ca bus wi a aes 2 Ontari > oh tus b 971 , St ougall 5,000 £8 p ilet di have tme 1 Tes ear e consi o-day ald b word Your lard.go 20% 244 olumns om tim ions Ys fall ewire $3; An $4 50 nadi he) ite : 24%.rio ants ding De » Fra the to où Res str hating 0° asure © eee sidered À but for à | Janus bat lard.10 32 375 2m = fou e to ti which y held anjo meri @$6; D king A and Au Mon at 12 sold g 99 = ncoi Pr sum ar R nt.atin rdin o Office stify to est th for a for anu ry lard\u201d ee 0 32 8 75 29 en ge nded o tim ha one n, $ can seci D a Ug \u2014 a EM rio a i \" aro 755 5 fit of oot per à g our gly qu rs of to th Sblish at it à lo January ribs Rn 5 92 su 8 ool » nerall on the vi 0 i ve ToD , &c s@8 seck not heh i nil aftern uating i Tel ,and C 1291 CES 55,5 = bro and $22 st, and nou usu ou the eex 8 wo ng uar bs.85 95 88 partm y.vie n th L ges, B 98 10; le Ny ; pr | gi e ° ; , 22] uh L L663 to m, t al Yo gho ban celle uch uld T y ribs.6 575 10 5 ents i Th was of ese emo , Brazi @s ; wi 8 ni Jo 4: oon it n the graph mm W Sa B NEN Ou \u20ac forward fra 77 a carry for ad oughout th k and nt condu6 f be G he follow 8 oat 5 6 0 oe is on e feeli busiz 10.501 zl! 39; inte 0 [ 3 per ralli fore wa erce L Lu = Blu 5 @ 4 ur RB ward as t th 3 forw d retu ay h e wh to t oudu und edd ollowi .24 5 a 6 72 red h e of .eling - slnes 50; ?Mal ) $4 50 peac er 88, Flou a cent od.s noon sw Vest = yl B Ss | 2 0 pe est fro agai e Cr ward h rns a av ole heir ot of the of es & win \u2026 5 0 5 573 conditi opeful satisfacti in al 8 meria box aga @ ches nelly) Oc y.1 above t oldu , bat i oak B30 Shore.Ea ® Z| 2 a now m th nst $ edit ave it res the noti of t effici the the Co g despate 7h 5 itio ness actlo 1 de vin barrels, $ che $5 p & tobe pid t clo 6 the 1 pto 10 in th Tan Mail : BIT ; stanti 1.of smou e previ 17,271 of of th read e first iced th he b clenc thei gral 0., Chi patch f eee 50 Domi n of b based un and i _ @$4.5 avrele, £ 6% sta, a None: ; Ri sed at owe 43, boi e ee il 7 \u201c|: : proved ial our c nte à ious 95 8t8 the m y ve st to b at ou ranch y M r clos n and icago rom M .f inion usin on th in\u201d iba +50; fa y lance $8.50 10.0 Cage, 8 : and cheli trong at figure ving Obie ds of i : [abl business apita o $80 year, |! due mont ry oft e pub Ur mo es.broker e to-day, 15.y on essrs, À all and t ess th e be oy ny 5, $4756 100 = ÿ Lo 73} eu w > at 104 gure of g SES Pro .Jo 913 774 .$ vy ko ines ess iy a 0,00 : .it sh cs fr , and en b lish nthl brok .Ma ay, 1 0 Visi the rs.À goods he i rough althy [us ses, BH Calif T5@ gra ; E met 180 .Cit as ste ia the Rorthe Miss al ou 91 its 9 1,000 pe for th pros and pad from 1 or © ows that t as y the shed.wo B ers cDo , 18 fu ons condition ably fi 8, uotwi nereasi ghout R cat, $ 4.50@ omni $5; fou 0 va ps, and y Pas ady sked North-West 10 a a Tra 980 Ip, \u201cdo, 50 D eote, we om thi up.1 tie we h zh or Tth ker ET ugall stone macke: ion vail no withet sing © the do.Co $4.5008 305 fanoy ; dou, $ > i! upw at eng sellin > 104 St.h-W sb.14 100} 20 50 is ma , Or 50 tlain » We the i ig GTEC mu he w y diff ave t r Tth Mes of me Bro ed us s, at ailin ummerli andin rders do.C aad $5 ; fan oka od, 84 8 i, ard each er 0 g at st Paul est D 3 00 100 34 6900 Duri few per ment may im- Ba tors st al ork 1 erent o coll essrs, G Trad mber 8e, of throu m 8: Pri erlike g the for 8 one Dela per cy op ou si point move succeedi pened vg Mi Paul.pr rot.Ri mL freee hag bring th year cent Ey Bank, thr Together 8 ve ban CHIC odds Co.s of thi igh erchandi rice weakh rem cade ord, 435050 cose: Ca ny f° i a : Losi edin fi M Daal.me = 164 1 i il CI w ee e 8.on ar ne tim , thro ogeth y a ry neh ti TCA es & ho th s eit t andi s of er ark- and per ?ded 8 6 e: ( tfo 0 Fi | 2141 reached closing g sal rm at of an der Ei 2 He a iz Tene vith n ope year a the est of h eg, al ugh er w word well k P, inued go, I Co se r e Chi y, ende ne a all d now co r 1b.; 5e c@8 an Ini; it , to-d at 1 8 to NL Geut ent led he 18 278 1600 lish n a fe et No capi ¢ haven od T hoes e \u2018have werd ept EH on i Lon epres icago ney i re fir escripti pre- and ndition; bana per lb pat 5 FL 893¢ Canad ay 89 th ok a Du * Con ral.\"NY a su à 3 1H ed i w da at N gency pital I of r ho y seri ve Ww to he .711 its , Oct, : entati isani m, a ption b 80c@ on; qui nas sd per an ; 3 and ada C .Gas o high un Dar.Leak 4 4 20 yaci in th Eat of th la he el est for ti we ous a orked © Tight ac Wa downy 11.- ves| B Boos improv.nd th s of erries $1p uinces, 310 9.Ni lb, | of C West atton Was ghest pol.& wok &w cada j 25500 Al othe ¢ nei ranch » On e Ba nd th ectio rtheB are od di the 22 at th 8 Teach nward - Whe ru oot 5, Sho ved o 8 gen $6.7 $7.5 or bask , $6@ 33, a lagu 4, at orpôrati ern Uai chan, stron Rook Isl k & West.a 2 th the b ighbori will tario nk e foll n was ank appro ifficul other e clo ed thi co at co runnin and es an ne.eral $4 5@$7; 0@$8 et: C $3 1 8 to Ay Fr tio aio ged h g at Bi, Te Ludson.: 1 0 e M ran rin | be and 7 owi then © achi ç extr half se re his urse t o- 128 g i sho a Le 4 ; fa pe ; Cap per Six È + 102 n4 nat 7 and nie tral.on eee ces 61 1620 spect ontre ches à g cit estab o th ngre no pr og aol eme pri cent acted after o-da 1 up in th e m athe $3 50 ney J r ba ® C bang be | stron The per ce aL.s at Vania © ; CIE 113 8700 to ed du al off of the y of - ha Ge MoNT port wa oceeded Sat price on th half noon bor y, kh orde e ordi anufa r.@$3.5 per b erse rrel; od Te] hi g mark nts, s A bl haan 1 Q 1057/1048 LUE Han hoz ain testify Office, b Bank St.new eral REAL, 1 roceeded with expec 9 price about e cu a cont, ut Stand owever, inary cture $4.50 p 0; fi are); swoet po IR The et cl old to ock Union pret 1 158 3100 -al and Lestif e yea ave been inel SW, Manag 1th Oct e\u2014 we ¢ ted, a y.Th the s rb, makir then ture ng ever, ré eu Sonor, are 83 per ca nest Va good set sou, DE share agzrez osed -day at Readin Flo: 884 138 2h 100 erally good to th r,and en d udin Bolders ste ger of ober, 1 de er witho rall ame as ingthe £ Fers, The th the ming r Sort per bar se; Ca alencis Vir Potat ; Can E s of gate sal gene Kansas Le eis i1%sigs | 00 : cond e conti we ar uly oe or lors of ihe undersl the a.r pressed r all out sp was the clo ver, h They e fine in slow- rel.nadia 1a or aig 2 A .| | bank stock es to rally Sams South.aa.36} sit 56 38 \"600 uct of inued re pleas a- olsoied to the naual gned, a olson fretont , and over : special quite se fillin aving are mot 4 \u20ac we ow\" Th G n oni Long do, B w .Jane stocks a , comprisi day w st Paul South 8 .ba et 3 gales 0 T our offi sien ed ar \u2014 to ade olsons setting of 5 freight to confi that b e ma reason un- ments and as re not re ma ather out e week rocer ons, $2 840 Bank 3 ous nd 2,2 sing ere 2 Den aul & Omak WEE a pit 206 HOMA sers gen ge Jim Anke th , 29 seruti prev roo denc efore Ic ets on, but Fors on | sbippi a they nufac- & put of has b les.50 0 bu per \u20ac , as als ,294 sh 333 ,627 TL EEE gap, 8100 Balance at or s Wo gen- Ta Direct gontle da seruti: wh ots | b © agai long aduly 2 pere 40h we b they of, how- cling good rh \u201c\u20ac I gurd ents, th o $1,50 ares shares Northern Blog 8 prothl2 HE A 100; ce FIT AN RKMA Tuomas Ww.rors gontiemen boz À eat a a lib oth in n.Th we Im y expect ent, w : ver ack o ean d we | exists ds has b good HR : , s whol 0 of of mi of ear eg re \u201c11124 1194 8 ae 9000 Net ace at profit D LOS P N, § ERM ORK: r the en hos eliv nd \u20ac eral land e wa ust plai ed at en ie fai- rdera o in str sugar in te gen 1 one B 78 8: rte à 23 ao 2000 af prof r, 1385 and S ACO resid MILE: g OLS: MAN, ensui e- lo ery orn mo 8 nt of nt bei the is a 7 bei .DP: on m as whi ary au aird 10 M MO ole as fi Corpor niscel- Bhio do & We pre.sil's i) df 4 ° ter d ts of 5.loss OUN' ent Mines GraPren] \u2019 ng ok f sho .P vem nd oc not eing t pre s m eing ay- up g Al arket i hich ze À d th do: 1 ont ENT ollo ation i od at.St.i sil si 2 000 of manager Be vo on 3 T.fra, D WILL ERD tak or hi w deci eovisi ent 0 san, BT get m hat sent euch abou d , Pay 1 arri is li Wa b 8 Or Orc 41 real a G BOA Ws :\u2014 4 Mobile & ester Sas 63 dei di 500 ion fo ROMO Te year, Oth SH Le IELTAMS, es an igher cided ons f £ both e bas one count time.the of g deed yimen rivals vely oo ed rder 50 do tous BD.Cc He Shi \u201cPouf HH ao Pete se sI7 F, iota upw: pric stre or fu p| Inl y with y fro ry merc the be \u2019 ts ar of £ pus Any doy Mag .x nL IH 2 Aor.so ard carn, ngth ture ?eath their fall J Jeren com 5 very satis not oa 15 P do at.cones Texas O.a Nash.els 4 6900 visio sits, st acoracd 195 = LE x E.M turn as 800 , and = xperi er a f ar fall a fa ants ! Pri H ery Sati are Le chees ; 35 eoples pene RR 4 Lathes s ns eu ers of oppo hese », per bb uotations a 2.0 @ 42 lon ork ations ar w ed by the I less thon Salli plat iinity of ! the ee fo (me ES Baie 188 pe] 8 121 To-d pa count rals We find th lacting Xie b the rtuni allow.vert LL om 00 @ 210 843 omin ; Oct, 1 8 are f ester Tail ho thea ner ng tin, a aro u of oct low Rained oatmeal HERE 1590 1 | 12481 Yo ay\u2019s per 6@ 8 of re 4@ I time ese several usine bank ty ow, BE rene, are :\u2014 2,10 0 asked al Octc 1,33 as f .o, D Railr Delaware Li net cally G ; co e unch quo prices est poi flou eal a rier.09 ib.ok St rates 7 pe ace 43 RON and 1 visits locali se, an , the 7, per RE Le \u2026\u2026.$ : 3c bid De ober.8 5p ola ton, ves oad ware ge pri price ene pper anged tatio rem point r bx Que n'Towasbip B \u2026\\ 100 25 cent ock E for I cen eptabl part beg + abor ampl ities nd th Ww b vee > eee + $0.00 304c N Ma cemb , 83c pom \u2014W 1 .A sels a Co 3 Lack price a.ket rally and and ns, ain ia Bark Banque Bank gael 10 ip.hanes oo + e| Mr dar ee ply re visited.EAT The an @$0 May.© y.Os,\u2019 SON he ooked for i at Hob: for coal re al sp lead dul Canad Routh Union Nation Bi | so 8 p.Th ange ey at s .J e the wed u pay u .there i T\u2014Th \u2026\u2026 vere 0.0 @ 00 la ay.Oo ember.ats, 2 Luc bid ovem at, while i for neider oken all ¢ na & many consid ing, t are L.I es pi & HE 100 Se is e Bank were the N econd.HR adopti pon s for W is ne em eevee 00 @ 0.00 sked Decen \u2019 31te 9%c a id Ja ber, tB e it is in t able i was oal s the b think cred he t unch wf © pine pompe Ba rene of RE 3p of E 6 and por conded th M PO the e qu ot m arket an February , dae bi bid seked Osi | to the © thou, he Septemt 32 oud im otto that bs one of the ms n deck Ean Lo Saker?2 Lp.7 er cen ngl 7 Cr ter 8 e moti olson the re 81 ote : uch is @1 ruar mber bid ece stob Ys o th rage ught ¢ epte oveme La cre h m in L vary satisf the : Stan et Hamilton.2 yb: he t.and per ord con jon.vie re | qn Ca :-Ca busi easi 30 Milwau 48£c n 46ÿ Nov mbor, 354\u20ac ol thot hb will r hat tember ent i Cab calth pric ave a actory, ai MOV Fed ar Ban] HI 50 Ze day open ate of upon » CO rema e-prezi Can nada nada ness t er, b Whe auk ge domia bid embe ,35}c 1 that ent ti each or thi retu 1g Tan les f y trad es, and t last ey a EX Fodoral 8 ani 5 45.was 21 mark di moti the ngrat rks siden ada whit spri ranspi ut at, 7 ee, Oc inal Tanna bie ong has been $3.50 is mont! ts 10d high © at MOTO | tou perl Bank.100 | > 1 et scou.tion moë ulati fro t, U red wi e wi ng, N spiri Tole 0! cl Ma nuary, je th ago bee: a a mo , ago.0d hi Gla mo w lo ched MISC al Bani.0 [34p perc rate i nt| LT was grain iaung Fo M OAR wint nter, No 0.2 ing, cash odo, 0 No 1, 2,3 y.ry, 4 au th at lo n shi great d ton uth , bein igher sgoW re pa ook fo Ne MISCELLANEO 1 The à Lond ent.in L ask .Cra unanim tisfact aren Joh Pea SE GR er, N , No.3 .2, 80c a Oct , Oct.November 0 p.m.7c and that old w pri pped h eal .Up We g now thau show Sing I Ww ELLANEODS.| 10 4p.tio a cndo ack the 1 ne! ory eholders 8 wer ars.Th 1,8 80 @ skod Deco 7 ; 2.10 r 725 CI ani that orders are.as b of th Hotes als thoy wera va ee oh 9 (A5 ns fo win wot n to mom adul _M y ado report ers Oats e eas Th , 80c/@ c@82 Cor com] 53c p.m 4c D ose\u2014 Pri be ereaf Ts are It i sen 8 Hema \u2014 81 ay y wer ch wa Flou Montreal dal onl Oo , Can or con gare t ation - Th ent t gence r.P pted , th - bo wer ier, 6 em 82e, ZC; b D, 37 mber asked \u2014W ecemb price to a ter th lar 8 no sold olin ites gain e aw I Fl Ty bi real ToPer bi .adia: sols dave on rorpat it 0 mo of th residen e bond, 4 2 ay, 6c bei arket wa ber, 38 c ask » 78 No heat, 741, ras em gely d w sai Colones.st 40 ok hes mm.Slog Shih 66 , n Paci , Ameri y's ctors be ve e sh ent 65¢ , 48c@ sy.ein wa Oat.ca ed ged vem t, 74 .gre ov! eli aid sh gloan .seven 3 10d, Wh » Bi jestern U aph Gols von acifi eri cabl ps or a surge: areholc I wi 66 50 w g th ad ais sked cash Janu ber FI at e eme vered Sn C eat Kon, & 0 graph Go.i onsols ¢i\u2014 can eq provide a on Sages old win 81e cp c pe eq e to un, De nomi De , 374 ary , 763 he xten nt of der.: eB or A # Union ou oe for securiti uota.22 ride à peu nize lion t ers f per b er b r bu uote : p pri , atroi inal cemb c askec 84c Ic Mexi mark © t at | : 9 00 0 n, bu iran Ge av.Co 8.for aon riti -|B ee des sion fort o th or 260 r bush ush shel tem rice whi oit : er.ed Ma, X1Ca Ket i oftee.cu | Es 2 232 ate fontreal rR 9.8.dis.antonoy.12.3 es a othe ln Mployes 0 fe in 1 rdin el el of 6 of 6 Co i 7 » Oct » dle No y.| oe nA sv Tre IL ) ais : rou Canada J, Gas 0 Re N 0 vee rev 5 p.m nd of n © lines of ior roiling a comi bs: g to of 34 66 1b: 6 1b: ro, in asked.4¢ a .11 aske vem G quot nd g ery fi nt veer ol 25 a 1h ornm : engl Pa on NX J 0 EP of not 5 Montreal à of thls ng scheme di- of mat n quali lbs.: b 5; 0 5; pe vem ; No sked ,12 m d Mav, 9 .Java e:\u2014M ood Ri rm fo lf à 165) Corne Cana Py Pa LI Can central AA .115 a p.m iyonly your han , and ready an k a for wl M Ibs, ominal 1Ly ; barle ats, 30 as, ber, 7 .2 red.cash; \u2014Wh °° 0e; Maï dome olor ar r all ki I @ 5 Rye ee Janada Shlbp r C Gantral Ann.108 00 1518 I Aba] an $5,000 hut ADE, sumo the AL he at per b y, 45 c@ , 7Tc a , 75 ; Michi eat, N East aracai 25 , 21 ed @ ver ind 18 @ 8% B , bus Dundas C per Co.ji Gra al LL KE 101 -16 vis qui al pr every a Sans, ted owhal @80 r\u2014Q 56c@ ush c@60.B sked De ask gan , No P st Faracalbo es Pr 25c; y se B, 1e 0 aL Darley Mon! a8 Cotton z Jo, | c Pa eee iT 115; the quite reserve ie.ar poropriatio of ¢, and uotati 58¢ el of c ti usi P ec ed, 75; red, 7 ; Plan dia, 1 ,13:@ canger Pad arce 2:00 09 a 155 alt } Mont, Lu otton Co .abled runk ore 39 36; m sha app ed for that, th lation 361 Mo Long per 48 tion ness Tov emb ac bi y TBc tation Tc@ 14e; ger J ang O.% 0 158 Pork.Eoyal oes: J from pr .784 17 utual rehold arent 8 hay pur © ot M bs., i ntreal are : bush s and i to-da ision er, 843 id N n Ce 18c: J Rio ava, 1 0.23 @15% Sth .pre al Can, Tel as 0e s For Lond efere 139 hand , and ers that .pose @ t| $1 ILL-F, n bo at 85 : W el pork in sm y Was Se 3c M 0- B Co ylon ; Jamai , 1042 Sc 15235 @ 155 eef oo Boras Gi cs No get on nce 783 go s and altho 1b that ihe i | 813; 8 EED\u2014 calat Boel ester Shade east sli all 1 of limi ay.tb oth as tons : Tocm200, Salle; | 10 018 Cutmeat Eee So Dome CT Jocks wr go (are ugh ven ant = fin e110 coro per buste va quoi ily en ho mobi mes vois alls pad hE in Merchant Jotion Co., 663; 3 reet, ck b ess e want tha er a v officer.8 ar ritis ,000 $15 e: B qual ol pia ote ; ere or.market for M.eck 18 pr cotto lous ; Leta e and.46 018 bisk Hh .; 3rd, 3 , as fol roke rs.L inte to sho t iti nd tec cers aged the h Br lbs ; pro ran ity Mess mess beef, smok Laid et fo Manufa , price etty ns and .a.pper.8 60 2132 Bac ey Guarantee Mont oe: To , 374, low ms, 1 - pl erest 0 w th sat a ure , wa e T eads .vend.319% Mo beef, eef, od m wai r ade cturer es of b much w ane Shéet eee .2% @ 390 + on, ik Eh at 1 -day\u2019 Fina 8:\u20141 715 ace u n the at we Il re their nt to he f tafls er Ww ntreal, bla.rr, to ont sa 15 up th rs of oth bei the oolle mo set.0% 3 15 £ Giles Lo N.5 owin 8 cabl neial st, 823 are in ing part appr quired heart cable ollowi Mark and \u2019 $23 este ,8S.C Leen 8.$2 .per ce eir mi wo eing sam ns - OY.ennrer 000 @ 02% C Bt biting 12.3 g quotati es fro Notes, I; are day 0 fav of th eciate , bu s and advic ing ar ets, Prov West mm 8.0 .pork ,.eve 0.00 @ nt adv nds ollens ver, © as wa SSS .e ow a 02% HIOA Bt.Paul St.Law I'n B 30 atio m Pari , t forced Id orabl ose zen trlf corn es : e to- 1810! L ern M C ves .12.0 22 T anc to ha y firm f mr ; 000 012 G aul, M.y 7 p.m ns aris gi ere to do ea wh Lab lea ; ;: Ca da ns and.Fairb do.0 @ vx ra e0 get ve Jan ers Molasses.L15 6 à : Ti Epi, ford pr cot.nie roe ad 0 da fo e Foe i ff dE an Bs ai a ui scie gr wn pa pret ps ily sie ot Bien 12 3 3) vite bons 98 Me Go the Non 82 0; nt.51.Dock rotor 50 to wait Pol iva Lane- on con m\u2019 am ia , per lb.1500 @ 00 © business a vices.or bri ¢; Trini We qu Corn, | Qanads NV cifio KR da.eN £8 ; 1.30 rente me to t ctor , 8nd I essit until elri mix 8 at sl n st, wh 5 Ha 5, Un n.rlb 3.00 15 les usin nds re n 8.brigh rinid e are ora , b Gan.Pact oc: .y 4,90 New Y Oc.pm si \u2014 | k to the al mye would.re ivals ed m pot ow: com eat H ns Canvas errant 00 @ 1 50 s difficultie being 4.ow ght; 5 24 quote: firm Oa » ou acta GH hands 0 sh ork m,, 82 s dis pon \u20ac ternati elf\u2014r 1d pr ur in ate: off co alze, ?good de corn ge and ame.anvas ed, pe sens 0 .098@ 350 orders cultie eing tam on thei ugar bi 28¢; e:\u2014B at 3% R tg, bu \u201cEx ue.R 3B.8 at hares C tock E is diequalif very ¢ ive of ather efer.ifL To ; corn ast, for ex shi eman stead Bacon, picni sed r 1b 0.00 @ 00.09 fore bei s to © done ore th elr r Th Petr ouse, Port arbade | Feb divid Rout! 71% prices anadi Exch whi ess or ed fr ase of sitti than if sountr em or ord ip, 26 d.À y.Sb a, pe ic.per lb.00.12 00 # acti h ing t ncounté and An a e- cha e mark olen ) BOBO 0 Rico af por pa dividond.ne : Canadian Paci ange 9 Eo om incapaci ng in nde UT en All.Eoghi el Suoulde I 1b.ueee.00.05 @ à 09\" whole wo to ne they hay | is age to mote, mn\u2014Reine 9 1e mi Th e Ne The ging b acific to- ould h ch offi yaya om plo judg- 000 ars.of rkets elie \"ent : À allow per It aus: cere 00.a 0.3 whol week\u2019 to mitted, We y have pre xe o not ules eflne L rk.doolin a LS closin otwe chan old Taree cer would 4 Spe Th formar?ead, pont mod por Ib.BST 9 00 @ 0010 more s trade boing TT Ce Fa car lobe, er Task we - Gut ue ined ot 0 = Sto bi .Jack g qu en 708 ged voted now look f ould ula: g ld a Olga rmers\u2019 avera urin y.F Fr er- B case soars 0.10 @ 00.1 departme , Th bein rt e the t and lots .We st vou with utmeats was of » With pened ck Mi id, a son & otati 8 and Dix to th that orwa kno cheme by pot deli ge pri g we arme rench as Dairy Pr » 00.08 00.; Homitt ut also retail done re- [à 1840 i with quote: eke outs Beef a an weak ark , and th ; C ons + Di ao het the rd to, by wh eby spot, quiet verie ce wh ek 65 r\u2019s d rm f R\u2014T try Prod 00 @ 7 (20° ances ate of ail brane by où ard C in b a reb :\u2014C, quot ay} W EN mark short d occasi a et.were 08 0.Ww o M ireotors Le wlan by at h er.but sto 30s\" eat to 70.lo or fi he rod 045d 00.09 4 rly are ontinues & y y pound \" broke ate anadi se hiskey pga arati ion nd 120 e fo ere ess ca.tora ar s oft gies whi e weath Wh ste a° Li pa 70,~ w gr ne mar nee 0 ilige y, and sh inues ch our 22 prim n lo of jan Ba ey % to , With ation ally pri Ww ask r St 71 rs.W.ge, t he doa he B he Dich b L er i eat ady; ver st wee quo ades grade ket wa 0.05 4e ent \u20ac ne to i of thi whit c@èzke à whi ts; A $6 , 1TH con.24 af , A rall ces ea ed, 1 .Pa ask A tha , they tod onabl ank ad e ane.in E and ; co \u2018pool eek qr te :\u2014 .Q 7, an wa ntin nqui sum gu 1m 18 b e, 231 def ite, \u2019 meri per D vee hose] lowe few \u20ac th y whi Mo re à 19 bi ul & ed, \" .t wo migh ecide ew wou de- do , En i ngla flour rn, pole , owl Cr uotati d du 8 qui dep ued b irles up th p mo prov roke, 33c f or br , 201 erican can ETR viest or th excepti e cl ich +3 ntreal uthori id.Mani 0% chem uld no t pos on e ay.Id b Da qui glish w nd in P o, rat at, @14 ships came, irns ali and iet b fir artme uoy we h e re re ei n lot or ca oken jc fo Stan OI mark decli an at ptions ose th tion f to st ized nitob me t e such talw sibly ach It the et.Loaf.thm aris, her c, all dairy, 12 DY ar eas ut paid'£or nt of ancy i ave sult of our .Tr lots lote; rex] w et ne bei tha oe ° or th ate th by a trast the aS aach partic he ican bas do.du f, turn | ~aris, frm Crane y, 15 ear eat y for paid f à we ha in this 3 ue note and 25002 A Fluces Tra closed ding in e ope s from real 1 o rum at th the B o ust th mmend his, carr na ula D flo 0 nerica easi .M ;|re ESE orci, c@18 0xc ; ed.W.sc, or do h ade.his i reco rin rm 25c@ .Wald la , L openi ; , therebp man r.| Duk ur » quiet n jer ; ark peat \u2014T ng to qu ce; We.Eastern arce Like 0 hea Prices a rd a ot er feeli Ric 253 xseed Pensions ts d Pacifi ning, th gus oss in C aor of ere is ank ion rent it wil itself ¢ erefo justic ner Li e flou turn ea E maize forei ope 8 the he 0 quali We- aste Kot TI li à lin r of rices port Bo oda eelin e jo ly MiLwa st ull © Mail, RE on & hic the B no fo of |; Mr very meet it ro aon A ro, | easi ngli v0 stead ; opens ¥ quot, cable ality tern, 120 t.Th ikely to of wool advance ant J 2608: 1y higher i twa spi, were 33 o-da .ail, Th in th Co.ago, thr ank und in 8 .Hut sharebolc wi ery seem Lard Poo) , in sa sier; lsh and eady e88 & ery du ation fro ., 12¢ prices odors to b wooll vauc very ava 8 $3.50 1gher avails Gos net 8,400 y as re e em wh The Bonk be h of Mont.gecond IY Sharebalde ith the Bom > to xd, 325.Lr or 280 1 Amar.ome and ad Tee from Li prices lass th ys for rodu ne ich A eat Flour ion P adva sha ported atev \u201cak Las J.C ont- cconding bh LT have mn e ap nd I ssocia p.m 280 Tota To tue firm earth orde The wo g of the pa quo ted ash 8 on Alsotler prices a Wheel, | Th acifie SE res.by t cA er.ad no .F subjec ng the moti ee proba- pool r lated .Pri be.895 Od.oe quot and of ord absen he w ol e pa 8 cos ucin the mar.The ier Ta To heat, | , ren c{,s for ele- Re NAD no i er.Of ¢ t bag ent\u2014 ion.uch man eport Pres ime | 2s 9d er Hie and quotatl ers.Ho of eek Sal st.\u2018now & cottons to to mark Sp bo; J u Oats, b 3, Lak et declin LP the d turn IAN P nterest 1° ne Bo alread I m ples C dim wh s advi Western medi 3@12 ines tions Hold busi hav eof F see tons ip ti Aces apan bi aiey bu ; ; - to 2m are 18 .ql B , b Erie e Sho es aul, M ay w of Tra ACIFI St th final ard, ha ust p sure on 9 provi eat steady, f orn mess c ; fin t September ors con those been mad, isn.in to boa | ples rep uach ye, b = 2nd re 2 wer , M.& ere : 1 fie C RA ou; acti al ei ved ay atio as qui ng a ead rom 93 ofi est ptemb nch on- o#e nm atch sa gla whi peated ang Bar] us} \u201d , Poot 0 M: ; ste Fa w a ght ion thon hd tha whi ns quiet wi nd y, wi Li ace ne 92 Au er ang bu not ade of L i ger fi ite .ed arle 7 do 1, Ohi acifi West , À, 0 Oct rnin AY nd tha perha take zh th e at t this hich were with the ith t iver- U Seal gust and O ed.GC t $6 i ed as h at 8 abra 86 f or gri peppe We and T, ys L 12 J pref.§ io & Mail ern Uni I yi.Tow from make Pt mie a it Was rain ère attention was 31 nchan a poor suppl he de Uri tica, N.Of ; 11c@1 8io- ape Breton avin 6.50 dor h Zanzi or ch lading I Somer quote OLD a ersey 5 St ing 24, nion ncreas Le o but our & laht be hon it bee lowe: ged, e dem J good, to-d 0A, N LY.; Other lc ; $5.50 reton asked arrived ba errin Pen bar oice lot 137:@ 362; e: Go] W 3 Del Contr.Pau .3 x Erie & © for 18 ct.#1M our Hest 50 e ad her , for n er, , exce and, Q (011 ay Ww YX.on Tre grad 5 at .G Se for ed 1 trol foo 18 Lee clove, ots; B54 3 ¢ Jama be: , 11 80 § 86 Mr, C Sect be visable we TP% pt for lard, oi 1400 1 » Oct se M i x on Septomb tock op 103% , 4004 PY Aa 33 and ing © st, son £ , Lack Pi SON 1, Mi rth-W., The anse the raw has cent sable matu Re ing Oct or la 112 ,400 as fi 11, \u2014 ark wee .50 n Cod er c ck t week 19 c@45 c@24 exs 1660 orn &W re i U vues {De mat got has bee t.of ro fret Ked winter 1180 à rd je; 7 bo ollows Sales of b is pri Dr N on ofr 6; Cassis, Piunon M 55e Oni, but Texan C B West ow oh Ce ext BSED is no nEn ve oard ter 1 n di our fir a 8 a.m , 115 50 b xes OWS : es ut price y C o.1i is off rrive, assis, (men al o 8, b as 4 .& a ork ntral science that rem own.vus 5 ter , and has am seuss capi st 9.à Cali nes 67 m.Oct.t Je; 850 ox at 1 :\u201450 of ch d owin 28, 8 od i isn ared .Th , 73D ato abar ; us Om Can Qui D Ce À os can edy k 9,000 d whe Ic bee glad ed b ital No.Cali enn 8 a .d.11.30 11 erm.bo es at 1c; 0 b ees eman ng t alm s st OW 0 at 2B ers i 10 , Be: , 8c; aha 1 ada S incy el, ntral ora aw excel De For or wracther © an Only bot to hear th >| Peas, formes: 0 6268 JL ei ket is an ones at lle; 360 boxes o|tos dis lim the high sady fering | chan 3 2 fai Salt.: popper, NEW \u2014 5 do outh à, & Hud Mortue, Di berry prenne ar creased gan, only bo cussed by the Pork.21000 gs 5284 The 2 te 680 o EEE 00 boxes at to Speak imited high oes ea g fively gel nic oven r, Fou pref, 3 , pref, 1 orn Kan à child of iarrhs as à © owler\u2019 medi fait xperi our Rest has pe th by at Lard, .0- 81 8 62 68 e ruli lowe n common 100 bo es at] C peak of in the Th pric ues g ast pool ight ices omen .Flo r, bk 8, C , 1, No , St sas & ren 0 mm a, D ure fi s Ext cal h hful ence L cers been hat no the Bacon.\" 4 010 9 88 Litel ing r than missi on xes a ape B or h the ere i es ask carce spri coar , and .Stock tin CW ur, 8 a C rth .P r adults ysent eS preci ave evar oh cers, wh increased « Bacon, LC.919 8 - 6 1 pe last weck pri +1 85 ret erri market, | ed the ring rae i the mark Progr Tr , ey C ern aul To ulte Co ery hol T eve lou ns o, f Treas t- on \u201cc.00 4 3 0 0 i wal w .Th vat 50; on ing et om he pe dai s fi m are 83 a5 Co , b _ &L Paci &|2 BEf .mplaint or era he r see s and ay rom ed o 18.0.0 ler = 00 L 8s, N 8 11 eek b em e No ; No do, s No.Ww acke rq ry, $ oa arket Compa MO io Lo 1 cific 1 ese, © ree f fe int an M moti n, will obli are perso Tr h 0 0 [61 4 00 ITTL pS de ut st ar- d .2 rth Sho Sept o 1 e qu rel sack arter 2 for .We for Li rx, ats ors 1, Central Liver ea from ei afflicting 1.Oran fon 2d obliging the.most \u20ac 20/8 0 2 8 $ sales-\u2014 E Fa [> Ohees ead 0 $1} $13.5 ores emb $6@ ote: 80 » 82.50 bag; bag quot ve = eee Lou ntra) | Rent pipe Pation sick-h ng due and.ford TI provid Ce post When : 0012 0-00 pes 2,30 ros, NY ca y.hal 381 0 N almon $16, 6.$50; o; Ashi 3 B ; Hig of 224 1 Riot Q ieee _ , rawford\u2014 e provided cer rate 07 070 7200 à os NY ce and oe Ol ne 3606400; 37 Louie aon ae Hae 5 Barley.__\" Some stim qua els.eadach duo and ar tha; I beg to for, 110 at, b Visib 0 0 8-8 9 sion lle a XY, 0 But dry co gre for bar.on S16,N , $5@ * arteri, 600, sacks, $ E by, 5% Cutmen _ ach £ Ras , use Carte bili vice-president nks g to : + oat, bush Sal Bes § 0 |b 2 Hae; 30 at 11 ch, 1 ter $2 cod 756 arr ritish ol Tod, 1, 60 ck, $1.4 $1 urek1 utmeats Co rom te th y ve arte biliou voa to Pet th move Oats, ush ens appli 56 0 - 0 0 ulk 900 at 1 LC; 1 1,\u2014 .50@ $2 7 odfi prels a Col , 815, ed JOc: Cc; Li , 1.40: .20; , par ats ile \u20ac Jivegetabl Ts Li s-| Biien a cat and of iho sha \u2014 R , bush.raccee y of Grai 9 V2 y, 1130 farm 1ÿe; 400 Che 84, ac 5@$ sh §3 nd umbia ; 81 ; bw ver shalt 4 .r e.ittle iien § and din 10 shareh ye, b shoo ane er 00 obs fig Pri d 3¢; 500 at ese » ACC $3 +50 $7.5 ia 4° 15 elve pool sack and Tl wo ce, I thi sts lirector areholder Barl pases.Teena.ain B gu ric airy on Ile v ordin per qui for of arter per b 8, 46 coar 8 $1.20; croc hey th ae] think, | the b tho presi ar ey, bush Leur eee à 52,787, lente os, at 100 @ 1 yes aJencta rat 8 to quintal; No.1; a0 Pi 0 \u201caiTs; fa cloves th ese \u20ac mine © ane el ident, New web UI 13, 7,29 c@24 \u2014Sal ic lo 0c @ 1170: 84cm ncla Fruit quali al; Oysi 1; ; 6501 c; fa ore | Qu sT e : gen ine goldeni du r att tl W ww vee F\u2014 ves ,57 3 sol c: es, we 11% Oc: raisl sD it, 780 : Th or h ctory fi eat _ the) I tl en ir atten: veh.AA 7 votée; » 1 r Las) OTà po ried, ste 8 al org ls ¢ | me hi Sh gy To bg iii Sas iad) 1 il a ode fus es or [moment es use ser La » \u2014 resi he reps e credi ats ash ooo upply o ,0 h ce es dai shi in rat ey ov spe ere n ; » OW LS ident\u2014L beg an oy e, bush.es pis of Lats cs ae.market is Eggs No ce at $3.50 f ts of .Fi at ly voie fo higher ons) and Bios to re y ad itself.arle RU Lo 52 an ver .mer mus or L ala at of at 7! 6! 1c@ r pri eom t at the alt s Di turn opted.Vanne eee fine »787 Th y fir y |85 catel ondon 1 Î t 630@ Curran ic; B rer ay o be m Pe, bu m .a.vu Ju 13 435 ere m f 25@ s, 84 on ruit @Te rant arb 3C; ,.Y ue eag £ J very Red Ce veers £995 040 at the fooling poses.or fresh at 19 amuse 82 $2 re Smal ove quot on ram vi Whoa 77 ol.sl ° pe por part of ing ns of @Tc.Si \u201care 150@1 0 For.looms a Tone: rn | oer \u2014 lows: it ws Horio 089.670 35 34 { buyers Taras donal DES locals: Dihosa.ler loose B, nam Dat bus Wheat, 6935; fa JT12 8e re We quoter lero to JY don 100 at Levant: fier 9088 bleus 6c ; bri | pg bust s 69% o cash conds, ox pel Se duate ss oy à There h Frait » and row fiberts Ole cable advic feel Teas right, 3 Fey, bu corn 53; Beaver rie 6 po, dacrptions an ate.Gs key rence of ding prevails | en Ike; LE I lb r8 ares : ju en of go en.8] l 1 ol; 0 in J 0 bu lL \u20ac en rl | EE Ds\u2014L 3 poo ely g to es Winte fo Place à 0 teal Che u .r thi * arri i m ra la ns un Be ,b \u2014 Robinson grapes Moniza fa inter oven Hold cks sell a 335s Barley} » 83 Cal the ¢ of vel cing cool ph Lr not brow ow ely in are indé ; ory fi 8 comi e of ° th W Sine fins spotte te aro ming Th Prepare import ol.o county: heat the mest kn quality van the week to ed a bé ma oka OW, lit Im y we e be mak re fi Ww rket, grapes a in 3 fod eria eo at en some any ri, Cheat « We are is mince quo ions pric e conce orn.| b eq th m es tat '.es good b uote : e fin arket Ca ions, Dom withi gales dul alg.us lote ; À est fruit t pe, 18e We esti in the ve, bu pples uit rali eld qu cs a range gab ; es, go 28 an, 20 2le; ote f re sellin arl usk od c@29 c@24 ; Nat or im gr ey, b L unassorted B,, oi otal, or {pene Sw : SOT 9 os : = 20e ; fe jar A on bu i fleece, 72 190@ ate, bus 1 20000 ve boas rev y, bu THE MONTREAL HERALD \"AND DAILY COMMERCIAL ~~ winter \u2014 kind FLOUR INSPECIICN, a) ÿ Flour inspected duridg the week ending gt October 9th, 1886 :\u2014 al s rle, Helle Superior.sevens verens 2,742 Tone; EXtrBoecees sees sosonneeee 288 \"Cag, Fancy.1,368 à SPLINE.co vr oeresmenrees 208 8, Al Superne .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.386 ood, g¢ , TE 262 nd Sdur.1,243 L'fornia \u2014 nad, Totalesee suse sereeneens 6,477 er lb, L.A.Boyer, Ningay Flour and Meal Inspector.3 0 Bizg r tre] RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE, Crap, Canadian Pacific Rallway\u2014Oet.11.dang, A W Ogilviekco 4 cars wheat; Federal Otafogy Bank 3 do; Order 4 do; D Robertson & co Ria do, 500 bush peas; Order 2 cars do; Crane&B 18, $45 1 cur do; Ontario Bank 623 bush do;Order 22008 1,278 sacks flour; Order125 brls do; C & © Baird 125 ao D R.bertson & © 300 sacks do; Order 333 do; Order 3 rls do; aud Order 420 sacke oatmeal; D&Stuart 1,250 A bôttes do; Magor Bros 1 car do; Order 600 boxes Watley cheese; Order 120 brls pork; Order 500 Rot brls lard; W C McDonald 46 hhda tobacco.tory EXPORTS, + Brig Dorpa, Buenos Avres, Anderson, McKenzie & Co\u2014Expor.Lumber Coy 20,- bus, 960 pes lumber containing 344,482 feet.8 vin 88.Ontario, Bristol, via Liverpool, D an à Torrance & Co-Crane&Baird 12,600 buen | Lod wheat; A G McBean 12,087 do do; A W Ay Ogilvie 2,000 vax flour; A G McBean 20,- ext, wil 023 bush peas; A À Ayer&Co 4.584 boxes to No, cheese;Hodgson Bros 1,444 do; Kirkpatrick on, N, &Cook- on 526 doy T Leemingdico 1.806 de; eal, Nj Wm Niven 210 de; J T& Warrington Nozf 470 do Jackson&Ballott 298 des, J L Grant ç &co 600 de; À yer&co 1, pkgs but- etivel ter; Hodgson Bros 100 do; Kirkpatrick& 1 18e} Cookson 627 de; T Leeming&Co 465 do; 35e euh W Niven 52 do; Geo Wait 100 do; D Torrance&co 650 do 400 bxs cheese 178 cattle ati 1,423 sheep; Kirkpatrick&Cookson 20 kegs actically honey; W C Roes 12 pkgs woodware ; G T Wewky RB Coy 4,000 eax flour 1,000 pails lard 161 le easly, bxs hams ete 2,796 do cheese 50 pkgs buta which ter; C P R Coy 25,073 sax flour 200 do 8 pre.oatmeal.are cog.Steemehip Thbanemore, Liverpool, H.8 of ner Murray.H McLennan 11,850 bushels morkg wheat; DA McPherson 500 boxes > quots; eheese; Moris &co 1,000 brls flour; \u2018} WT Benson 300 do do; S Neelon 500 tke do; Mount Royal M co 225 do port th oalmes); McIndoe &V 15 gs leather; CP Poriiel R Co 415 ska flour, 1698 do oatmeal; J & Th son R Esdaile 29,967 bush corn; H D Thorar- 3 brands son 7942 do wheat; Anderson, M&co 4813 per ton, pcs deals, 2460 do beards; P T Ruuth lao 1024 bush peas, 135 pre cheese; A MeBoau se, 930 bush peas; C 0 sks flour; wide Canada Shipping co 237 care, 1700 cheep! \u20acy wera SS.Concordis, Gla-gow, Reford Co.actually McLennan 18,080 tush corn; Magor Bros wWehavl 8000 do do; Norri-&C 4526 do pese; H pen has] Dobell &co 52 bris ashes; James Playfair the clos &co 10,00 feet lumber; Smit co ; to ind.4990 pes deals; Dubell&co 3348 do do; portanc, Lomer, R&co 215 tons phosphates; G the ma.Reaves 6 pcs sael; Buntin B &co 3 brls continue apples; R Reford &co 438 cattle 6239 me goof.cheep; C P R 1956 sks flour, 934 do ring thy ostmeal, 533 bdls maple; G T R 2300 gke i gained flour bxs biecuits.est point Bark Romanoff, Buenos Ayres, Carbray oman Routh & Co.Export Lumber co 46,119 0 nad cs pine lumber umeder deck, 15,750, do Tage on deck, making 254.540 feet.chang MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND PRODUCE \"the mx.; SEABOARD POINTS, oT Nzw York, October 11.look fors Receipts.Shipments, ing rate Flour, bri8.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.21,940 997 Otch war} Flour, BnCK3.\u2026000 tives 2,210 a awekf Wheat, bush.240,644 34,294 10s 104, Corn, buch.so.120580 108,680 Oata, bush .\u2026.\u2026\u2026 , Cornmeal, bbls.160 10 9 2559 Cornmeal, gks.640 .\u2026.5 @ 165) Rye, bush .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.covers cenens 0 81631 Barley, bush rere 29,804 ue ) @185 > 450 5 @ 185 Malt.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0 10, \u2026.0 @185f Pork.\u2026.\u20260.550 499 5 DIRE Beef,.vveeiersones 1,761 co.2 213] Cutmeats.1,008 eens 5 @ 5a Lard, brls.4,097 1,640,603 y a 2% Whiskey.cavserens T66 1.129.222 0 @ 260] Bacon, lbs cesses Liven ,129, 5 a ia] WESTERN POINTS, i 390 2 3 su} Curo4Go, October 11, 2 2 Receipts.Exyporte.0 @ 013] Flour, bris.eeees 17,498 29,215 0 @ 3B) Wheat, bush.112,285 91,000 à 3 07] Cora, bush.280,100 461,000 Oats, bush.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.243,426 98,000 Rye, bush.6,176 a bushes T7380 54,069 Barbados, \u2019 3 ico.I [13.1 s.v0ue.105 1,439 Rico Lard.\u2026.\u2026.2 vus 66,400 1,809/785 Dutmeats vers tens 107,380 2,960,225 06s evans sosncrne seen.vesese thout ayy} Whiskey.oo .ve FN quotatieu Bacon.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.su.dian, 17H Dzrroir, October 1.6 pero Receipts.Shipments, ican Stan Wheat, bush.59,266 68,656 or car lo Flaxseed.\u2026.esses do, weld Mivwaukeg, October 11, @253¢ fo Receipts: Shipments.Flour, brie.vo.Shae 12.921 Wheat, buthecesss , 531 ices sf Corn, bush.1,920 cases MARI] Oats, bush.18,550 1,250 Japan 6; Rye, busheceess .s.1,920 sess ae Barley, bush,.34,580 24,400 Tozzno, October 11.| .à quo Receipts, Shipments.to.ool| Wheat, bush.\u2026\u2026s 33,105 68.850 ; Jamaies Corn, bush.eeees 18,680 430 and 160 Oate, bush.s.\u2026 5,806 55675oC; NEW YORK WEEKLY EXPORTS.abar, 28c; j ;: pepper, Flour, bbls.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.suce 32,655 p Flour, Backs.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.uuce 61,238 Wheat, bush.cave sus 339,695 *COrn.\u2026\u2026euccevovcco +.339,18 progress {Quis.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026sssucs.cren.nn 21699 COMPILE RYO 220004 c0rnen sauna 0000 cons neuen or Liver Barley.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 cons coven.ve: Ricel Cutmeats, ones sevens vase cenass 1,705 1b, 508 reka, Pal STOCKS IN STORE.uactery AT NEW YORK, cis $1.20 1 Wheat, bush.e.9,660,562 eloveds Corn, bush .veeee seviesieevees 3,860,166 tors Bl * Oats, bush.\u2026.\u2026 00e 1,214768 08; 3500 | Rye, bush.,.00000ceweccccs 46,974 Barley, bush.+000 000006 65.562 Malt, bush.335,945 and at the Peas, bush,eflont.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.40 , be mud Wheat, bush, afloat, .evee.574,400 ellows #6 Corn, bush, afloat.\u2026\u2026\u2026.124,508 d nomintl Uate, bush,, afloat.ves eases.sou ares bush, afloat.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.50.000 i Darley, bush, afloat.cesses sere , ; 5 AT MILWAUKEE, right, © heat, ban TT ATEEE e 3,048,377 Orn, bush.\u2026.\u2026.0.000ccvavr 1,457 op, pr ote Some Satley, bush.\u2026.\u2026nevcrossse 143,001 aod AT DETROIT, Pare inde Wheat.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1,910,288 untrys AT TOLEDO, 0 0 heat, buch runs cerns 426960 are TO, DUSD.seuncccsosso0008 : : m, oe A Outs, bush, \"essto ose sonute 23,145 es during Ba bush.sevs00000 0.40,804 ne range 0 Tiey, bush.secs \u2026\u2026.selling # Ww AT CHICAGO, ported i heat bush.0uu teu.8,883,416 230; AW PIN, bush.0.4,758,669 ç À, sapes ae, DUSh.ee ; 1,115,406 joomles Be ban ITE Pegs ATeY, DUB 000000 00000 + 00 + S47A 713,347 o@2ô0 * A» KETS BY TELEGR4PK TO THS MONTREAL Hi RALD.United States.Curcaco, Oct.11.L'/CSE MEATS\u2014S C, $6 80; 8 F, $6 60 ; L C,46 60 ; shoulders, $0 00; & Bams, $7 75@$0 00 ; boxed meats, 8 U, $7 05,8 R, 86 85; L O, $6 85; shouiders.$0 00: & P hams, $9 623@$00 00.ENGAGEMENTS \u2014 Wheat, 33,000; Corn, 141,000; oats, 00,000 bush.FREIGH'I'S\u2014W heat, 5c@0c per bush ; corn, 44c@4äc per bush.[MIDXIGH\u201d BEPORT.! PORK\u2014Weak ; cash $00 00/@300 00 September $0 00@$00 00 ; Oct.$8 90 @ $00 00; November, $8 923 @ $0 00; January $10 00 .Ah prregalar, Cash, $0 00/@§0 00 ; September $0 00@$0 00; October, $560 @$' (0; November,$5 923 @$0 00, January $5 923 @%0 00.BUXED MEATS\u2014S'eady ; dry salted shoulders.§5 70 @ §5 75; short clear sides, $6 63/@%6 70.Nzw York.Oct.11.PETROLEUM \u2014211 p m\u2014irade, n barrels, 63c@63c; refined, 630; ones.Bic, ?| MIDNIGET REPORT.| COTTON\u2014Quiet.Uplands, 9 1-16c ; New Orleans, 94c.SUGAR \u2014 Steady; refining, 4§c @.4£c ; Standard \u201cA,\u201d 53; Cut Loat and Crushed, 6}c/@ 5-16c ; Powdered 6c @0c; Granulated, 5 13-166/@00c, EGG3\u2014Easier ; Canadiau, 196 @ 194c ; State, 213c@00c; Western, 20%e@21c.Mesten Produse Markets Oct.11, 1886.BUTTER\u2014 Western extra fresn rposde ermy, 00c @ 29c; some special marke higher; do extra firsts, 24c @ 27c; do firats, 20c@22e; do extra held crmy, 22@ 00: ; do extra firsts held crmy 20@2lc ; do choice held imitation crmy 17 @ 18e ; do \u2018fresh.imitation crmy, choice, 17c @ 18c; do good, l4c@ l5c; do June factory, choice, COc@14c ; fair to good, 12c@13c ; do common lots, 10c @ llc; Northern creamery, extra, 27@28c; extra firats, 24c@26c ; Bastern creamery extra, 26c @ 28c ; Vt dairy, extra, 25c @ 26c, do extra, firsts, 22e @ 24c; do firsts, 18c@20e; do fair to good, 15c@17c.New York dairy, extra, 00¢/@00c; do exira drsts, 00c@00c; do firats 00c@00c; do fair to good, 00c@00c.Low grades of butter as to quality.The above quotations are receivers\u2019 prices for strictly wholesale lots.Jobbing prices 1@2c higher CHRHSE\u2014 Choice Northere, 126@124c do sage, 134c; Western, 114c@12c; lowe.grades according ta quality ; jobbing price, 4c higher.EGGB\u2014Near by, 26c@27c; Eastern extres, 00e@24c ; New Hampshire and Vermont extra, 23}c @ 24c ; New York extra, 22c/@ 00; Western choice, 2lc @21c; Michigan extra, 22c/@223c; Nova Beotia, 22c@23:; Northern, 22c@236 ; Island, 22c @ 230.Jobbing price, lc higher, HAY\u2014Choice prime, $18 00 @ 19 00 ; fancy, higher; fair to choice, $16@17 ; choice Eastern fine, $13 00/@@815 00 fair to good do, $16 50 @ $1750; poor to ordinary hay, $12 00@$15 09; Kast, swale,510 00@ #11 00.Rye siraw, ckoice, $15 00 @ $16 00; oat eiraw, $9 00 @ $10 00 per ton.NEW POTATOES\u2014Extra Maine and New Brunswick, per bbl, $1 50/@$0 00, in bulk; \"Arostook rose, 48c/@50c per bush; do Hebrous, 50c @ 53c; New Hampshire rose and Hobrons, 00c/@00c; Vermont do, 45c@48c; New York do, 450 @00¢; northern burbanks, 45c@50c.BRITISH IRON AND METAL MARKEIS.(BY CABLE.) Grascow, October 9.\u2014Scotch warrants at 4is 5d, MrppLsBoROUGH, October 9.\u2014 No, 3 foundry, G.M.B,, at 31a.LoNnoN, October 9.\u2014Tin, spot, at £101 2: 6d ; three months\u2019 futures, £101 178 61.Market steady.G.O.B.Chili bars at £42 5s, ; soft, Spanish lead at £12 17s.6d.October 6, \u2014 Best selected copper at £45; soft English lead at £13 2s, 6d; Silesian spelter at £13 17s.6d.; Hallett\u2019s antimony at £30; tinplates at 3s.-\u2014 IMPORTANT.Passengers arriving in the City of New York via Grand Central Depot save $3 Carriage Hire and Transfer of Baggage by stopping at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite said depot.Passengers arriving by West Shore Railroad via Weehawken Ferry, by taking the 42nd street Horse Cars at Ferry entrance, reach Grand Union Hotel in ten minutes for 5 cents, and save $3 Carriage Hire, : Six bundred Elegant Rooms, $1 and upwards per day.European Plan.Elevators, Restaurant, Cafe, Lunch and Wine Rooms supplied with the best.Prices moderate.Families can live better for lees money at the Grand Union than at any other strictly first-class hotel in the city.Guests\u2019 baggage delivered to and from Grand Central Depot free.THE \u201cLONDON NEWS\u201d SAYS: \u201c« Among the many specifics introduced to the public for the cure of dyspepsia, indigestion, derangements of various kinds and a general family medicine, none bave met with such genuine appreciation as Hop Bitters, Introduced to this country but a short time since, to meet the great demand for a pure, safe and perfect family med: cine, it is the most popular medicine known.Itis famous bv reason of its inherent virtues.It does all that is claimed for it.1t discharges its curative powers without any of the evil effecis of other bitters or medicine, being perfectly safe and harmless for the most frail woman, smallest child and weakest invalid to use.\u201cFew are the homes indeed where the great discovery bas not been hailed as a deliverer and welcomed as a friend.Ii does what others affect to do.Com posed of simple materials, it is a marvel of del; cate and successtul combination.Nothing is wanting.Every ingredient goea 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 all, \u2018\u201c Hop Bitters are used in Six of the large London Hospitals and in similar Institutions throughout the world, and are the purest and best medicine ever made.Given Up by the Doctors.B&F «Is it possible that Mr.Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by so simple 8 remedy ?\u201d «I assure you it is true that he is en~ tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters, and only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and said he must die, from Kidrey and Liver trouble 1! 1! \u201d 2\" None genuine without a bunch of green Hops on the white label.Shun all the vile, poisonous stuff with * Hop\u201d or *- Hops name, Taxe one of Carter\u2019s Liitle Liver Pills after eating.It will relieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give tone and vigor to the system, They make one feel as though life was worth living.sTt meme.Lo \u2018Summerside; Carvell Steamships, CANADIAN PACIFIC SIEAMSHIP LINE ~ FOR \u2014 Port Arthur, Manitoba and British Columbia.Oneofthe magnificent Clyde-built steamships Alberta and Athabasca ls intended to leave Owen Sound at 4 p.m.Every Wednesday and Saturday, On arrival of Steamship £Æxpress, which leaves Toronto at 10.45 a.m for Port Arthur direct [calling at Sault Ste, Marie, Mich , only], wher» Saturday\u2019s steamer connects with the L.S.T.Co.\u2019s Splendid Steamers for DULUTH & LAKE SUPERIOR SOUTH SHORE PORTS.For Tickets to Duluth or Port Arthur and return, or'by boat to Port Arthur and return by rail, at Very low rates, apply to any agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Bleeping Car accommodation can be secured on board the steamers.STEAMERS LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY.Ww.Le VAN HORNE, 1 1ce-Presiden ontreal.y ' \"HENRY BEATTY, Manager S&.Lines and Lake Traffic, Toronto.July 8 105 TEE S.S.MIRAMICHI, CAPT.À.BAQUET, Will sail from Montreal on MONDAY, 18th OCTOBER, for PICTOU.At 5p.m.callingat FATHER POINT, GASPE, PERCE, SUMMERSIDE and CHARLOTTETOWN.N.B.\u2014Port or destination in full must be plainly marked on all goods.Initials are not sufileient.Goods will not be received after three o'clock on the afternoon of day of sail- ng.Has excellent accommodation for passengers.For Freight or Passage, apply to DAVID SHAW, Agent, .Commissioners Street, Montreal ; A.B.CHAFFEE, Jr., Ticket Agent, 202 St.James street.Arthur Ahern, Secratary, Quehec ; 8.Veit, Gaspe; Valpy & Le Bus, Perce: J.Schuman, Bros., Charlottetown, or 0.Dwyer, Pictou.October 11 n OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION C0.Re eS DAILY LINE BETWEEN Montreal & Ottawa Passengers take 7 a.m.Traln daily for Lachine, to connect with Steamer for Ottawa and Intermediate ports.GO UP THE RIVER FOR AUTUMN TINTS?DAY EXCURSIONS to .CARILLON and back, 81,25.Baturdays, 81,00.MARKET LINES.Steamer PRINCESS, for Carlllon every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a.m.Steamer DAGMAR, for Rigaud Village Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a m, Tickets at Grand Trunk offices, 1564 St.James street,and Windsor and Balmoral Hotels.R.W.SHEPHERD, Jr., Manager.September 21 Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co, FALL ARRANGEMENT, 1356, The Steamers of this Company between MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, Now run regularly, as follows :\u2014 The steamer QUEBEC, Capt.R.NELSON, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, an The steamer MONTR AL, Capt.L.H.Roy, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at é o'clock p.m.from Montreal, connecting at Quebec with the Magnificent Steamers of the SAGUENAY LINE, viz., the steamer UNION, leavinz Quebec on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7.30 a.m., calling at Bay St.Paul, Ile aux Coudres, Eboulements, Murray Bay.Riviere du Loup, Tadousac, Ha Ha Bay, Chicoutimi and l\u2019Anse St.Jean.Steamer BOHEMIAN, Capt.BAKER, will leave for Cornwall and intermediate ports every Tuesday and Friday at 12 o\u2019clock noon, commencing on opening of canal.Steamer THREE RIVERS, Capt.COLLETTE, leaves for Three Rivers every Tuesday and Friday at 1.30 p.m.S8tmr.CHAMBLY, Capt.J.CHAPDELAINE, leaves fer Chambly every Tuesday and Friday at 1 p.m, Stéamer TERREBONNE, Capt.LAFURCE, leaves daily, commencing 26th April, (Sundays excepted), at 3.30 p.m., Saturdays at 2.30 p.m., for Vercheres, calling at Boucherville Varennes and Bout de L'Isle.For St.Pau l\u2019Ermite, on Moudays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays aud Saturdays, and for Contrecœur on Mondays, Wednesdays Thorgdaysand Saturdays; for Lachenaie, on Thursdays and Fridays.CoMPANY\u2019S TICKET OFFICES :\u2014R.À, Dickson, 1364 St.James street, oposite St, Lawrence Hall; J.J.McConniff, Windsor Holel : Henry St.Dizler, Balmoral Hotel, 1910 N otre Dame street; Robt.McEwen, Canal Basin, and at the Company\u2019s Ticket Office, Richelieu Pier, foot of Jacques Cartier Square.ALEX.MILLOY, J.B.LA BELLE, Traffic Manager.General Manager.105 General Offices, 228 St, Paul Street.} Montreal, Uct.5, 1888, ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo.P.Rowell & Co.Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York, Send 10cts, for 100-Page Pamphlet.THE GREAT ENGLISH PRESORIPTIO | , Asuccess£ul medicine tested overif > Rn 30 years in thousands of cases | w A tion Women ae noue Prost ia A Cord, and Generative Organs @ Before.eithersex, Emissions and'al if.Afte caused by indiscretion or over-exe à sis guaranteed to effect a cure a.other medicines fail.One package 81, ac! ages 8 by mail, 8old by druggists.e fo! mphlet, Eurexa CurmcaLCo., Detrggh flic.78 Sold in Montreal by B.E.MCGALE and LAVIOLETTE & NELSON.:y DW trs 223 September 16 LOST, On the 13th instant, a Gold lbert Chain, open fancy pattern, hollow link, Reward at Herald Office.tr 221 Sicam£ffips.5 5524 Ds WEEKLY CARADIAN SERVICE BETWEEN Montreal and Glasgow.The Steamship OYNTHIA, 2200 tons Capt, Taylor, is intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR GLASGOW ON OR ABOUT THE 4th OCTOBER jp Agents :\u2014Donaldson Bros., 185 St.Vincent street, Glasgow ; Robert Reford & 0., 28 and 25 St.Bacrament street, Montz:eal.TEMPERLEY LINE, FORTHIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN Riontreal and London.The Steamship ERL KING, 2200 tons, Capt.Priske, is intended to sail from LONDON MONTREAL FOR CON OR ABOUT THE 20th OCTOBER.Agents :~Willlam Ross & Co., 3 East India Avenue, London, E.C.| Temperleys, Carter & Darke, 21 Billiter street London, E.C.; Robert Reford & Co., 23 and 25 St, Sacramen street, Montreal.THOMSON LINE, MONTREAL \u2014AND\u2014 NEWCASTLE-UN-TYNE SERVICE VIA LONDON.The Bteamship CARMONA, 3800 tons, Capt.Halcrow, is intended to sail from - MONTREAL FOR LONDON ON OR ABOUT THE 5th NOVEMBER.BRISTOL SERVICE, DISCHARGING AT Avonmouth Dock.The Steamship DRACONA, 2,000 Tons, Capt.Sangster, 1s intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR AVONMOUTH DOCK ON OR ABOUT THE 28th OCTOBER.Agents,= STARKS & CAIRNS, Newcastle-on-Tyne, ANDREW LOW & SUN, 27 Leadenhall 81., London, E.C, H.R.JAMES, Queen Square.Bristol, WILLIAM THOMSON & SON 8, Dundee, Scotland, ROBERT REFORD & co., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament street, Montreal.All the vsssels of the above Limes are A 100, highest ciass at Lloyds, and have been built expressly for this trade, and possess the most improved facilities for carrying Grain, Butter, Cheese and Cattle.Superior accommodation fora limited number of Oabin Passengers.THROUGH BILLS OF LADING granted by any of the above Lines to any point in Canada or Western States, And oy any of the CANADIAN or WESTERN RAILWAYS to any, Joint In\u2018GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND or EUROPE at LOWEST THROUGH RATES, Special attention given to the HANDLING of all PERISHABLE and other cargo, For farther particulars apply to ROBT.REFORD & C0.23 & 25 8t.Sacrament Street, MORTREAL, August 18 ; 74 =\" 5 = DOMINION LINE, ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.DATES OF SAILING.FROM QUEBEC.*SARNIA.,.8th Oct.,.,, Friday.MONTREAL.15th Oct., Friday.*OREGON .218t Oct.ssessions objects to being included in the operations of the convention it can disassociate itself from the mother country in this matter by giving notice of its intention within one year of the signing of the traaty, which is dated April 26th, 1888 By this treaty, therefore, Canada can send her fish to all Spanish ports on terms as favorable.as those accorded to any other nation, unless the notice referred to is given within the year Without such notice Canada is a party to the treaty until 1892.Should it come about that a treaty with the United States was practicable, Canada would not, after 26th April 1887, be able to give the United States any advantage withheld from Spain.Possibly, however, the imports from Spain are not such as to clash with those from the United States, With no other nation could any questicn arise, since Spain is merely put on the most favored nation footing, which is one already oceupied by the majority of other countries.For this reason it does not appear that Canada has anything to fear from the treaty, though it seems rather an anomaly that a self-governing colony like ours, regulating its own tariff, should be dependent on some other administration for its commercial treaties, The right to make commercial treaties would seem to be an inseparable accompaniment of regulating its own tariff, England\u2019s treaty with Spain, like her treaties with other nations, is based] on the requirements of the people of the United Kingdom.A convention is made to suit their interests, and the colonies may come in or stay out as they please.\u2018There is nothing to be said against this so far as it goes, but it is only a negative blessing and does not place Canada in the position that is essential to her commerce.If the Dominion desires to make special arrangements with any nation for the interchange of commodities on terms varying from those covered by that nation\u2019s treaty with England, it would be necassary first to move England with all her cumbrous diplomatic machinery, Such a desired arrangement might conflict with unknown interests in Great Britain, when delays and difficulties would occur that might take Canada years to, understand and overcome, England teaches her colonies the lesson of adapting their tariff to their individual needs, She will not vary her own tariff one iota fo favor imports from the colonies, and she interferes with the fiscal arrangements of India to keep those markets open for her manufacturers, Her colonies follow her example, but to be able to conduct their business to the best advantage it is necessary that they should be empowered fo regulate their tariff in connection with possible bargains with other nations, MIGRATION TO CANADA, Our London correspoudent has called our attention to the small percentage of British emigration that is leaving for Canada, The official returns show that in the first eight months of 1886 there left Britain, of British subj cts for the United States and the leading B:itish Colonies, 152,500 persons.Of these Ireland sent\u2019 the United States, or 8,000 more than in the previous year; 18,800 to Canada, against 15900 in the same period last year; and 26,700 to the Australasian colonies, against 24,600 last year.Our cor- occupied by Canada as compared both with the United States and Australasia, and he ascribes it to the inferior inducements offered in the form of assisted passages, assistance from the Canadian Government being extended oaly to farm laborers and domestic servants, Helis of opinion that this aid should be given to all who will come as bona fide emigrants, and he instances the low passage rates offered by United States steamship lines, which, however, is due to excessive competition the.present year between rival lines, He also explains that the Australian Governments are offering liberal bonuses to secure immigrants, the sum which an English emi- graut is vbliged to pay to a steamship company being only £1 4s., this as againet £6 to Canada.Qur correspondent votes the Canadian policy niggardly aad short-sighted.It may ba, but at the same time tho assisted passage system is liable to gross abuse.As a matter of fact it was greatly abused, it being a safe assertion that the people of Canada paid to \u201cassist\u201d many thou- saads of British emigrants to reach the United States, S:ill, it is clear that there is something wrong in a system which fails to secure for Canada anything like a respeciable share of the entire emigration.It mry ba that our emigration agents ia Britain are not the right men in the right place.As every one knows, they were not selected because of special qualifications for the work.Ia Mr, Dyke at Liverpool, and perhaps another, the Government have efficient representatives, but it is a great question whether both the system and the agents as a whole should not make way to something more modern and mors energetic.The Canadian Pacific Brilway Company was expected to play a great part in stimulating emigration from the British Isles to Canada, and no doubt good seed is being so wa, the returns from which will coms by and bye.Doubtless, when the Goverament have organized a system worthy ofthe name and selected its officiale from among men of recognized fitness for the work, and when the Canadiar Pacific have realized the fact that it will pay them to place one of their very ablest men ia the field where emigration originates, we shall see a different state of things.Meantime, the feeling in Canada is that the Government are already paying too dearly for all the results that are apparent, and that more money will not be votel by Parliament except on the uuderataud- ing that a better use is to be made of it than has bsen visible for some years past.A modern, intelligent, comprehensive system will receive public sanction.The present \u2018\u2018 go as you please\u201d methods will stand no further patching and should be wiped out.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014m\u2014\u2014 THE MOLSON S BARK.The report of the Directors of the Molsons Bank, laid before the shareholders yesterday, a copy of which will be found in to-day\u2019s HERALD, was brief but gratifying.1t announced that the net profits of the year amounted to $290,391 that in addition to the dist#ffution of the annual dividend of eight per cent.requiring $160,000, the directors have added to the Rest $125,000 and carried forward the sum of $22,663 at the credit of Profit and Loss.After providing for bad and doubtful debts the profits of the year amounted to 14} per cent., a most satisfactory showing.The Rest now amounts to $800,000 or 40 per cent.of the capital, and the directors say that \u201cfrom this substantial pro- \u201c gress and from the improved business \u201c prospects we may reasonably hope for \u2018the attainment of a Rest of $1,000,000 \u201cor 50 per cent.on the capital within a \u201cfew years.\u201d An agency was established at Norwich, Oat, during the year, and Another will be opened at St.Hyacinthe in a few days, A part of the business of the meeting was the adoption of a motion by Mr.John Crawford, suggesting to the directors the organization of a scheme providing & superannuation fund for the officers of the bank, an appropriation of $5,000 a year for the next 20 years being reserved from the bank\u2019s funds for that purpose, The officers were highly eulogized by Mr.Crawford, and special reference was mada by Mr.Andrew F.Gault to the invaluable services of Mr, Thomas, the General Manager, The meeting, like the earnings, was of the most satisfactory character.There is probably no more judiciously managed banking institution in Canada than the Molsons Bank, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION.Since Parliament is to be asked fora grant of $100,000 for the proposed permanent exhibition in London, and the Imperial Government and other colonies are to contribute, we presume in like proportion, it would be well if an account of the receipts and disbursements attending the course of the Colinderies was published.We do not object to the proposed exhibition, nor to the country contributing to its cost; on the contrary we believe that it will be, or should be, money wall spent, but a good deal is gaid 45,800, Scotland about 17,000, and Eng- | of information should be prepared.; land 89,700 ; of whom 107,000 went to the Cslinderies are to close Nouv.10th, respondent points to the inferior position ; in London about the way in which the money has gone, and the proposition to vote funds in the dark with unpleasant suggestions of \u201c family rings,\u201d etc, is not inviting.So much will depend on the way in which a permanent exhibition is managed, and the principles that are to guida its management, that to ensure the passage of the vote every kind As there will bs no difficulty in making up the accounts in time to be submitted to.Parliament at the beginning of next session.They are veryelow ia Eagland as a rule but they are very good bookkeepers, and probably the accountants can, if required to do so, prepare a balance sheet withis a moath after the closing of the Exhibition, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE Gazette reads the Mayor a lecture in regard to ths proper mauagement of his newspaper.The Patric has been a recognized organ of the French wing of the Liberal party ever since it was established ; and now because its managing director happens to be Mayor, the Gazette wishes to have the Patric silenced.Itin- gists that the Patric writers shall pick and choose their words to suit the delicate taste of the Gazette, Most persons will fail to ses why the Gazette should assail the Mayor for what appears in the Patrie.Do:æ the Mayor not fulfil his official duties?If not, call him to account, But no one pretends that the Mayor fails in his duties, and the citizens generally give him credit for being the best Mayor Montreal has had for many years, The truth, however, is that the Mayor is attacked for being a Liberal, and for no other reason, and it is hoped by assailing the Mayor to silence La Patric.The device is as transparent asit is cowardly and mean, ee THE JEWS.\u2014When the Gazcite was attempting to make political capital with the Jews against ths Liberals out of an inoffensive remark made by Mr.Beau- soleil in reference to Mr, Helbronner, a letter was addressed to the paper calling its attention to the fact that the Ross Government had fixed election day for Oct, 14 which this year is the day set aside for the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles, and a day of solemn and rigid observance by the Jewish people, As Mr.Hart, the Gazette's correspondent, has pointed out, the effect is to temporarily disfranchise the Jews of the Province of Quebec.It is scarcely necessary to add that the Gazette, which was taking such a deep interest in the Jews, refused to publish the letter, which will be found in to-day\u2019s HERALD, along with a letter from Mr.Sternberg in correction of the Star.Neither the Gazelle nor the Star has taken much by its dandling of a grievance which proves to be a boomerang.The correspondence will be found on our sixth page, For ENGLAND.\u2014Hon, Mr, Lacoste, representing the Quebec Government, and Mr, Kerr, Q.C., acting for the banks, will leave for England on the 15th inst.to argue the constitutionality of the Chap- leau Act taxing the Commercial Corporations.Tre 15th is the day after the elections.Comment is uunecessary.= SPECIAL NOTIUE, ON YOUR RETURN FROM THE COUNTRY OR SEASIDE, DO NOT FORGET TO CALL AND GET YOUR OWN AND, THE CHILDREN\u2019S PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN, IN ANY STYLE, AT NOTMAN & SONS, 21 BLEURY STREET.DIED.MUIR\u2014ALt R chelieu, P.Q., on the 10th inst.» Claire Neveu, wife of the late William Muir» ag-d 81 years.Funeral at Richslieu on Wednesday, 13th inst , at 9 o'clock a.m.Friends are respectfully invited to attend.c 245 Hew Advertisements, thrist Church Cathedral BAND OF HOE.Children belonging to this Band of Hope are reminded that they are invited to meet EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON a1 FuUR o'clock, inthe SYNOD HALL.245 m All are welcome.Cansda Co-Operative Supply Association Ia Liguidatiom, A SECOND DIVIDEND SHEET, at the rate of THIRIY-FIVE CENTS on the dollar, has been prepared.Dividend will be paid at the Office of the Liquidators, No.315 St.James street, on and ufuer the Züth inst.con} Liquidators.HEBEL TELEPADHE GDF CAOK The usual Quarterly Dividend of TWO PER CENT.wiil be paid on 15TH OCTOBER to Shareholders of record 30th September, OHABS.P.SCLATER, Sec.-Treasurer.150 trs 229 GUARDAN ASSURANCE COTE Paid up Capital.£1,000.000 stg; H.W.RAPHAEL, SPECIAL AG ENT, 80 Hospital Stieet, Mr.Raphael requests his frie kim with a share of their Dusen to favor October 5 8 Sherbrooke St, Sherbrooke St Nos.1023 and 1025, Iam instructed to offer the above property for sale.It consists of ee able some commodious residences (semi-detached standing back from the street about 100 tool, with beautiful grounds in front, Next to it is Mrs.Holton\u2019s property on the one side, and Mr.James Hutton\u2019s on the other.The houses are exceptionaily well built, the rooms are pumerous and iarge, heuted by furnace, Fine large riazzag, goad stabling.Size of lot, 106 .8in.by 210 feet.Would sell separately or together.R, K THOMAS, Montreal, Sept.20, 1884.80 St.John street.October 5 tf trs 230 HAew Aldveviisem Etre L.ROBINSON ashionable Tally 53 BEAVER HALL, | October 7 tr Igy \u2014 Amuscmenis, AIR NEN, ACADEMY OF MUs Henry Thomas.Lesseg, CLOSED THIS WEEK, Owing tn the iilnessofthe leading Come of the MUNRO & RICE COMPANY the & gagement for this week has been anavoigai cancelled.iy MONDAY, Cct.18th, and during the Weel, Mlle RHEA! UT Como or Ts SPARROW & JACORBN THEATRE ROYAL Wesk commencing MUNDAY, Oct.y, Special engagement of the famous WILBUR.OPERA (gq .40\u2014\u2014ARTISTS\u2014q0 In the following reperto.re: Monday and Tuesday, afternoon and MERRY WAR; Wednesday and To day, afternoon and eveuing, THRE BLACK CLOAKS; Friday afternoon an evening, GIROFLE-GIROFLA: Satur: matinee, THREE BLACK CLUARS Syturday evening, MERRY WAR.! Fine costumes and scenery ; orchestra of ins\u2018rumentalists Admission, 10, 20, and 30 cents, 4 TTT SERVICE OF SONG! Chris: Church Cathedral, TUESDAY EVENING, 12th OCTOBER, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.Selections from Bach, Mozart, Rossin, Gy, baut, Dudley Buck, Eaton, Fanning, Cortada, Goldbeck, Leslie, &o.Soloists\u2014Mrs Saunderson, Mrs.Cheesmay Mrs.Elliot, Mrs.W llace, Miss Macfarlan Miss Macpherson, Miss Maltby, Messrs, J, Fall, Gi:l-n.Stancliffe, Greaves una McLey, Clarionet Soloist\u2014Mr, Trendall.Solo Organist\u2014Mr.Bowles.Conductor Mr.G.Couture.October 12 DANCING.PROF.DURKEE\u2019S Evening Class for ginners every Tuesday und Friday ; Advang lass, Monday Evening, October 18th; Af noon Class, every Monday and Thursday four o\u2019clock.ASSEMBLY every Thursday night.Mug The popular Ltallan Orchestra.Circulars at Prince\u2019s Music Store and at Academy, 1337 St.Catuerine street.The Hull can be engaged for first cl balis, parties, &c., at reasonable rates.5m cu Foucational, Art Association of Montre THE ADVANCED ART CLASSES of the Art association will RE-OPEN FO THE SESSION 1888-87 on TUESDAY NEX OCTOBER 12th, under the direction of Wiiliam Brymner, of the Royal Canadi Academy.Intending Students will obtain partic on application to MISS NEWTON, at tl Gallery.Montreal, 3rd September.Rew Adueriisemen The Harbor Commission OF MONTREAL tions to be obtained at the office of Mr.Ji Kennedy, Chief Engineer.Tenders addressed to the undersigned be received until WEDNESDAY, 20ih OCTOBER, At 'WELVE o'clock noon.The Commissioners do not bind themeel to accept the lowest or any tender.H.D WHITNEY, Secretary: Harbor Commissioners Office, } uw Montreal, Oct.11th, 1186, THE ECLIPSE PORTABLE: COPYING PH AND BOOK Complete, with Drying Sheet and 0il gr ust the thing for Travellers or for pri Light! Simple! Portable! Price, = - $3.50.28 Bend for clroular.MORTON, PHILLIPS & BULA STATIONERS, Blank Book Makers and Printers 1755 and 1757 NOTRE DAME STRESD MONTREAL.ou À October 11 : 24 \u2014_\u2014 ASK FOR J uclel ug housekeepers use them! oO rthodox grocers always sell them! N on-residents buy them wholesale! A droit cooks 1ndlst on having them\u2019! 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ERE.BX ' troal- fon 8 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.\u2018the Rifle.On Saturday the memuers of No.1 company Victoria Rifles met at Point St.Charles fur their annual matches.The fol\u201d lowing is the score :\u2014 200 yds.400 yds, 500 yds.T1.CL 2 1 57 Private BReck.9 8 Private Tabb 17 .21 17 55 Private Williso 22 6 17 45 Private Warner 20 18 5 43 Corp.McArthur 21 12 8 41 Corp.Lanagan.17 8 16 41 Captain Beckst 17 10 4 8L Sergt.Morriss.22 4 5 31 Private Cleghorn.15 4 9 28 Private Whiteaves.9 5 0 14 Private Marchbank.0 1 4 14 Private Ogilvie.we 0 13 R.13 PrivateJohnson.7 2 2 11 Private Richard.2 7 2 11 Football.The season may now be said to have been thoroughly commenced and there is every prospect of some exciting matches being played in Montreal before the snow coms, The Montreal team who holds the championship of Quebec will hardly place such à strong team on the field as in previous years, and it is quite a question whether their old opponeats the Britannias won\u2019t succeed in beating them.In their match with Ottawa on Saturday the Bri- tannias showed capital form, their tackling was good and the drop kicks of their back division it would be hard to improve.Their passicg also showed great improvement on previous years ; the forwards, however, bad a tendency to hang too long to the ball and would do better if they passed a little more.In one respect they are away behind the Montrealers that is ic their dribbling, which was poor in the extreme, and showed great want of their association practice.The forwards in the old couutry Rugby teams are now paying great atteution to their dribblivg, and gain as many trys and rouges in this manner as with their runs.Rugby players shouid remember it is football not scramball\u201d they are supposed to play, and should avoid the tight packed scrimmages we so often eee here, and go iu a little more for the use of the foot.We think the Britanniaa bave made a great mistake in doing away with their association practices and are sure their general play would improve if they devote gay two mornings a week to the dribbling game.It is also a great pity that the Association matches between the two city clubs are likely to be dropped this season.That it is a far prettier game to watch than the Rugby there is no doubt, and we are sure thut if the players try it thoroughly for a season they would like it better.We sincerely hope before the season is over that we shall see the Montreals, Britanniae, \u2018a8 well ss McGill, able to put a good Association eleven on the field.Lacrosie, A general meeting of the Committes of Management of the National Amateur Lacrosse Association of Canada will take place this evening at the Windsor Hotel, when important business, including the -question of tie draw between the Ontarios and Torontos, will be brought forward.The opinion on this subject ie greatly divided.The Ontarios and Shamrocks, we expect, will vote for the draw being played oft, and, of course, the Torontos will rusb for another chauce.If the laws are abided by, there ie no question that the draw should be replayed.However, the Cinmon sense view of the matter would give the Montrealers the flags.Cricket.COMPLETE RECORD OF THE PLAYING BY THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.The following is from the Boston Globe: The tour of the team of visiting amateur cricketers from the south of Eogland -counties 13 completed, and to say that it has been a great success falls short of the reality.10 describe their wanderings through the United States and Canada as \u2018a triumphant progress is by no means to exaggerate the facts, seeing that in no game have they lost their grip on victory, although in the Longwood matcu (probably their tizotest contest) the result was #ery close, but in this the odds were fifteen men against eleven, Opening their American trip September 1, 2 and 3 they met and easily defeated a twelve of the Staten lsland club, which included the well known professionals, Butler and Lane, winning by an inning and 49 rune, the score being: Englishmen \u2014203 [Cobb 47 and Key 42]; Staten Islany \u201474 [Massey 22] and 80 [Butler 281.Cottrell bowied 7 wickets for 17 runs in the first inniog and Rotherham 7 for 25 in the second.At Toroute, Ont., September 7, 8 and 9, they played against an eleven of the Ontario Association of Cricket Clubs, and another easy victory was gained, The Englishmen were first to bat, and scored 169 runs, toward which Buckland and For- tescue contributed 54 and 58 respectively.The Untarice\u2019 first inning totalled 72 [Harley 40], and having to follow their inning, their second essay produced 111, of which total Allan made 45 and Ferris 88.This left the Englishmen 15 to get to win, but in doing so they lost two good wickets, the game thus going to the visitors by eight wickets, : At Montreal on September 11,13 and 14- they played twelve men against a six, teeen of Montreal, and this was a very decisive victory, as the Evglishmen\u2019s total for their single inning was 257 (Turner 57, Key 52, and Bainbridge 47), while the sixteen were only able to put together 85 and 55 in their two innings, Lacy being the principal scorer with 24, After this came the match at Longwood against fifteen of the Longwood club, and this proved the closest game of the whole trip.The Longwoods went first to bat and totalled 96.To this the Gentlemen responded with the very small score of 77.In the Longwoods\u2019 second inning, all were dismiseed tor 43, leaving the visitors 63 rune to gt to win, This comparatively easy task, however, was not accomplished until seven of the best English wickets had been secured by the brilliant bowling and superb fielding of the home players, and a meagre victory by three wickets only was reeorded.Next à match against a fifteen of New England was in order, and again the totals in the first innings ran very close, as the Britishers\u2019 score was 116 and that of All New England 109.New England, however, would have made put a poor showing had iv not been for the brilliant batting and splendid stand made by the Lowell playere, Comber and Bland, who scored 24 and 47 respectively.A second inning was begun by the visitors, and at the call of time they had put together 136 runs for the loss ot seven wickets.The match resulted iu a draw.September, 20, 21 and 22 at Baltimore, they eucouutered seventeen of the Baltin more club, and handsomely defeated them by an inning and 63 rons, the score being: Englisl.men, 257 (Key 96, Bainbridge 49); Baltinicres, 82 and 122.H.M.Brune, formerly of St.Paul\u2019s School, Concord, N, H., sustained the brunt of the bowling for the Southerners.At Philadelphia, September 23, 24 and 25, wa played what has been Jooked upon 88 the \u201c test\u201d match of the tour, and in this u splendid field of Philadelphians was Overwhelmingly defeated by the large score Of 323 in oue inning, to 168 and 139 in two Inninge.Towards the enormous total put THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, TUESBAY.OCTOBER 12 together by the visitors, Key contributed 108, Roller 75, Fortescue 31° and Rother- bam 27.The largest contributors for the Philadelphians were G.S, Petterson 32 and 19 and J.À.Scott 18 and 31.This game went Lo the visitors by an inning and 16 runs, .The match et Staten Island, September 27, 28 and 29, against a picked eleven of all New York, exhibited the strategy of the visitors.The New Yorks went first to bat and accumulated 143, of which Davis ecored 34 and Lamkin 26.The vistors, fighting against time, played carelessly and were all dismissed for 75.Then came the stratezic work The New Yorks were literally mown down for 4l runs only, and the visitors bad ninety minutes left in which to get 110 runs to win.Roller and Bsinbridge were the first two batters, and, hitting everything, they put together 108 runs before being parted, when Key joined his captain, and the winning hit was made within a minute of the cali of time, the match going to the visitors by 9 wickets.The concluding match of the tour was a return one with Philadelphia, commencing Friday and Saturday of last week and being completed Monday.This was a victory for the Englishmen, The Phila- delphians scored 128 [Morgan 45] and 146 [Pattereon 40].The Englishmen\u2019s first inning resulted in 235, of which Buckland made 82, Cobb 51, Ksy 30, and Rowiler 28 On going in a second time, forty runs were needed to win, and these were obtained fur the loss ot four wickete, the game thus going to the visitors by six wickets.SUMMARY.Matches played, 9; won, 8; drawn, 1.BATTING AVERAGES.= > BE 2 2 5 % B 28 BE Ea 2 E sg #8 EZ 8 de .- be 0] Sorel Re » : 10 : .: .c+ - .6 .1 54 109 34.30° 3 230 BL 32.8 2 281 82 25.81 3 238 75 23.80 0 38 75 22.86 1 222 51 18.5) 4 163 49 17.00 Rev.A.T.Fortescuel2 1 174 *38 15.81 J.A.Tuarner.14 1 143 57 11.00 T.R Hine Haycock.l5 2 93 15 7.16 F.T.Wellman .,10 1 40 2L 4.44 E.J.Baunders,,.5 2 22 *3 7.33 *Means not out.BOWLING AVERAGES.Ef = on : © 28 22 662 5) 319 7.58 8 37 7.85 2 239 9.19 15 7 51 4 73 185 - 2 4 23.00 3 a 70 THE WEATHER.MONTREAL, Oct, 11, Temperature in the shade, observed by Hearn & Harrison, opticians and mathematical instrument makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street: \u2014 BY STANDARD THERMOMETER\u2014S 8.1m., 550; 1p.m.,699; 6 p.m., 679, Max., 73°; min,, 48°; mean, 6)°.5, BY STANDARD BAROMETER\u2014S a.m., 30.03; 1 p.m., 30.04; 6 p.m., 29.95.METEOROLOGICAL OFFIVE, Toroxro, Oat., Cctober 12, 1 a.m.Since last night a depression has moved down over the Gulf of St.Lawrence from the northward, and another one has appeared over the Gulf of Mexico.The pressure also remains low in the Western States and higher in the North-West and along the Atlantic coast.Light rain has fallen in the Lower St.Lawrence Valley ; elsewhere from the lower lakes to the Atlantic, the weather has been fine.Probabilities, Lakes and Upper St.Lawrence\u2014Mod- erate winds, partly cloudy; warm with a few lccal rains followed by cooler weather 0-night or to-morrow.Lower St.Lawrence\u2014Moderate to fresh wicds, partly cloudy with local rains ; not much change in temperature.Gulf\u2014Fresh to strong southwest and west winds, mostly cloudy with local rains ; not much change in temperature.Maritime\u2014Fr:sh to strong south and west winde, generally \u2018fair with more local showers ; stationary temperature, Fier Adnertisements, THE ATLANTIC ANO NORTH-WEST RAILWAY COMPANY, A BPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Sharenolders of the Atlantic and North-West Railway Company will be held a* the office of the Company in Montreal, on TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, to consider and authorizes a lease in _pe-petuity, to the Canadian Pacific Raliway Compa.y, of the Consolidated Rallway of the Company, aud to determine all matters incidental thereto, By order of the Board.C.DRINKWATER, Secretary.2N 236 RICHELIEU | The Prince of Table Waters.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Families who wish to get a pure, wholesome, natural Table Water, ask your Grocer or it.Æ#r\" For sale by the leading Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants and Grocers.J.A.HARTE, 1780 Notre Dame Street.Telephone 1190.March 20 October 1 mwa 28 DEBENTURES Certificates of Stock! 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DRAFTS, \u2018DEPOSIT RECEIPTS, NOTES, CHEQUES, &c Engraved, Lithographed & Printed IN A SUPERIOR MANNER, BY GEORGE BISHOP Engraving and Printing Company, Pema \u2014 Aduervtisements ALL HUMO S, from a common Bloteh, or Eruption, to the worst Secrofula.Salt-rheu \u201cFeverssores,\u201d Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful, purifying, and Invigorating medicine.Great Eating Ula ors rapidly heal under its benign influence, Especia i has it manifested its potency in curing \u2018Wetter, Bose Rash, Boils, Care buncles, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-Joint Disease White Swellings, Goitre, or 'Fhick.Nock, and Enlarged Glands.Send ten cents in stamps for a large treatise, with colored plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount for a treatise on Scrofulous Affections, WrHE BLOOD IS TH LIFE Thoroughly cleanse it oy using Br.Pierce>s Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strongth, and soundness of constitution, will be established.CONSUMPTION, which is Scrofulous Disease of the Lungs, i» promptly and certainly arrested and cured oy this God-given remedy, if taken before the last stages of the disease are reached.From its wonderful power over this terribl fetal disease, when first offering this now celebrated remedy to the public, Dr.PIERCE thought seriously of calling sumption Cure,® butabandonad that name as too limited for & medicine which, from its wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthening, aiterative, or blood-cieansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and nutritive properties, is unequaled, not only as a remedy for consumption of the lungs, but for all CHRONIC DISEASES OF THR Liver, Blood, ani Lungs, \" If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots on face or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills alternating with hot flashes, low spirits an gloomy borebodings, irregular appetite, and coated tongue, you are suffering from Indie gestion, Dyspepsia, and Torpid Liver, or \u201c\u2018Rillousness.\u201d In many cases only part of these symptoms are experienced.As a remedy for all such cases, Dir.IPierce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, or Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Shortness of roth, Bronchitis Severe Coughs, Consumption, an kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy.Send ten cents in stamps for Dr.Pierce's book on Consumption.Sold by Druggists.PRICE $1.00, OR 6 BOTTLES EOR BT OO, World's Dispensary fedical Asseclation, Proprietors, 663 Main St., Burraro, N.Y.D\\erces LITTLE * ASARANT LIVER OWLS PILLS.ANTE-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC.Sold by Druggists.25 cents a vial.$500 REWARD is offered by the proprietors 4 of Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy for a case of catarrh which they ÿ cannot cure.ÿ If you havea discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of smell, taste, or hearing, weak eyes, dull pain or pressure in head, you have Catarrh.Thousands of cases terminate in consumption.Dr.Sage\u2019s CATARRH REMEDY cures the worst cases of Catarrh, \u2018\u201cCold _in the ¥ead,\u201d and Catarrhal Headache.60 cents.May 18 Jv fTs 114 16 YEARS SUCCESS! 30: SILVERMAN'S EXTRACTE WHOLESALE DEPOT & FAOTORY: 504 & 306 ST, PAUL STREET.ZA Telephone 1284, June 18 POSTPONED.The NEW YORK EXCURSION, via CENTRAL VERMONT and DELAWARE & HUDSON RAILWAYS, announced from MONTREAL for Ath, 5th and 6th October, has been POSTPONED to OCTOBER 16th.Tickets good to go October 16th, I8th and 19th, and good to return until October 26th, 1886, inclusive.Fare for Round Trip, $10, A.©.STONEGRAVE, Can.Pass.Agent C.V.R.R.C.0.McFALL, Gen.Agent D.& H.C.Co.Sept.28 28,29,308 1,2,4,5,8,9,14,15,16,180 233 ONTARIO AND QUEBEC RAILWAY CO, 147 The half-yearly interest due on the 1st December next, on the 5 PER CENT DESENTURE STOCK of this Company, will be paid at the offiee of Messrs, Morton, Rose & Co., Bartholomew House, London, England, on and after that date to holders on the London Register on the 14th inst., and to holders on the Montreal Register on the 26th instant.Inte:est for the same period on the COMMON STOCK of ths Company at the rate of SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM will be paid vn and after the same date at the Bank of Montreal, Montreal or ai the office of Messrs.Morton, Rose & Co., at the option of the holder to Shar-holders on the Hegister on the 26th instant.Warrants for these payments will .be remitted to the registered holders.The Debenture Stuck Transfer Books will close in London on the 14th instant, and in Montreal on the 26:h instant, and the Common Stock Transfer B«ok will closs in Mont- Tesl on the 26th instant.The Books at both places will be re-opened on the 2nd December next.By order of the Board.CHARLES DRINKWATER, Secretary.Montreal, October 4th, 1886.M 1D 238 NEWEST PROCESS.STEEL OR IRON CASTINGS! RELIABLE, SOFT AND TOUGH, At less than half the cost of Malleable Iron Castings.Additional Plant for a Foundry costs less than $3,000.Samples of IRON and STEEL made at first experimental test may be seen with, and arrangements made for working under this process, by agreement for Shop Rights, with JOHN LIVINGSTONE, Limited.) 187 & 169 St.James St, July 17 MONTREAL.% Tsronto Or Oshawa.| September 10 wf 218 it his \u2018\u201cCons\u2019 PIANO Flew Aduertiseenis, A \u2018polligares \u201cTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.\u201d \u201c Pure water is even more important than pure milk.\u2019 New York Herald, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS.Of all Grocers, Druggists;&* Min, Wat.Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS: AAA THE INCOMPARABLE BAUS PIANOS Extensive Piano Agency WILLIS & CO., 1824 Notre Dame street, near McGill street, are adapting their pre.mizes to the requirements of a most extensive riano Trade, which has increased marvellously the pas: twelve months, They have made ssme h:avy Pig - tracts this Fal., and have secured tngno Coo.ofthe great new P ano, only four years estab- liched, and which in that shor.time hag become the STAk THAT LTADS THsM ALL having au unpu\u2018chased reputation, now world-wide, thy INCOMPARABLE BAUS Samples Arriving Now.Willis &_ Co._sell the Incomparable Baus Fianos o1 New York, leading Boston Pianos, and the very best Cavadian Pianos Prices and terms 'o suit the views of all.We keep noue but first class goods, but we mean business and wil.sell cheap.ORGANS.Sole agents genuine Bell & Uxbridge for Fanos, Schools aud Churches, from $60.00 to GOLD MEBAL WANZER Sewing Machines, by hand and foot, with embroiderer adapted.Sole agents fr m 'Do- yonto to Nova Scotia.Shipmeuts ar iving of about ten car loads a week.P a.os, Orguns, and Wauzer Machines, wholesale and retail.N.B.-C-mpete: t piano tuners and repairers in attendancs at shortest notice and lowest rates.WiLLIS & CO., HONTREAL.Octobe: 9 9,16,28,300 243 CHLORODYRE, Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyue Vice-Chancellor Sir W.PAGE WooD stated publicly in Court that Dr.J CoLLis BROWNE was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne, that the whole story of the defendant Freeman was deliberately 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 best and most certain remedy in coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rheumatism, &c.Dr.J.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne.\u2014The Right Hon.Earl RUSSELL communicated to the College of Physicians and J, T, Davenport that he had received information to the effect that the only remedy of any service in Cholera was Chlorodyne,\u20148e¢e Lancet, December 31, 1864.Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne 1s pre scribed by scores of orthodox practitioners.Of course it would not be thus singularly popular did it not \u2018\u2018supply a want and fill a place.\u201d\u2019\u2014Medical Times, January 12, 1885, Dr.J.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne is a cer tain cure for Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea olics \u2014None genuine without the words \u201cDr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne\u2019 on the stamp.Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each bottle.Sole manufacturer J.T.VENPORT, 33 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury.Loudon.Sold in hottles at 1s 1jd., 2s.9d., 4s.6d., and 11s, May 31 - ddr law Mm 130 SKIN PISEASES Are of two kinds: firstly, those which are only skin deep (which are not now to be con- sldered); secondly, those which are caused by a bad state of the blood, and which attack various parts of the body in different ways.Skin disease shows itself in the HEAD, sometimes in the form ot Dandruff which no amount of brushing and combing will get rid of, and sometimes in the form of Scaly Eruptions.In the NECK, by an enlargement of the glands (commonly called Glandular Swellings), which if unchecked become very unsightly wounds.In the ARMPITS, and the inside ofthe ELBOWS, by an inflamed Roughness of the Skin, which is very painful when washed.In the HANDS, by deep Cracks or Fissures, which, if healed for a few days, speedily open again, or by horny-look- ing patches.Inthe LEGS, by Hara, Shiny and Inflamed Swellingg, or by wounds more or less deep.Andon the BODY, in Red Scaly Patches, which as often as rubbed off, form again, or in the discharge of a thin watery fluid of a very disagreeable nature.In all these cases the treatment must be twofold.An Ointment is required to relieve Itching, and Medicine must be taken to change the atate of the Blood, and render it pure.Both these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medicines, The OINTMENT called THE POCR MAN'S FRIEND,\u201d And the PILLS called PILULÆ ANTI-SOROPHULÆ OR ALTHRATIVE PILLS These two Medicines have now stood the test of 100 years\u2019 trial, having been introduced to the pnblic in the latter part of the last century.They may be obtained of all Chemists, or of y the Proprietors, ' BEACH & BARNICOTT, BRIDPORT, DORSET, rice 1s 14d, 28 9d, 118 and 22s each.Postage extra.g, July 8 ly eow 8 SUBSCRIBE THE HERALD.All who wish to see a fear- legs, independent ncwspaper supported should SUBSCRIBE NOW \u2014FOR\u2014 The Montreal Herald which is truly liberal in sentiment, controlled by ne party or clique, and does not fear to maintain tue public rights, against all public enemies, regardless of consequences, Dally Horald, - = - - 56 00a Year Proportionate rates for shorter periods, Weekly Herald, - - - 81 00 a Year.\u2014 Address THE HERALD COMPANY (Limited,) Victorian Square, Montreal, &C.Dr.J.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne.\u2014Caution | Rew Xduertisements, Bow Mduertisements, GREAT § UCCESS! [HE GREAT CLEAR CF THX Co-operative Stock of DRY GOODS! CROCE] DRUGS, GLASS, CROCKERY, STATTONERY And Fancy Goods ! COMMENCED MONDAY MORNING.lb AL UES, all for Bi St.James Street, g Bargains AT THE CO-OPERATIVE OLD STAND, Victoria Square.BOISSEAU October 12 1S YOUR \u201cGOULD'S\u201d If so, you will save coal, ge Oetober 12 Factory, 208 Craig Street.BROTHERS.c 215 BOILER DEFECTIVE?t more heat, and not have to change pipes or radiators, by substituting a PEASE COMBINATION FURNACE! the only Furnace built on sanitary principles.J.H.FERNS, 208 St, James Street.c 245 Uctober 16.AGENT IN Sandeman, Buck & Co.(Pemartia), Sandeman & Co., .oe Delbeck &Co., ©: - + + + = Leacock & Co, .oe Gordon & Co.«+ - 44 0 Seurin Freres, .A .P.Clermont & \u20acie., .Alex\u2019r Seignette, 0 +0 W.Maingay, + +++ +0 L.Rambaud & Marliagues, .- McINTYRE, SON & CTO.IMPOR IHRE Wholesale Dry Goods, ec.13 Victoria Square, Montreni.248 LEOPOLD GALARNEAU, CANADA FOR Xerez, .+ « + Sherries Oporto, ., Ports Reims, .Champagnes Madeira, .Madeira Wines London, .Gin and Orange Bitters Bordeaux, «+ + Clarets Bordeaux, .+ © Claret La Rochelle, .Brandies Rotterdam, .+.Gins Apt, .Glaces and Crystallized Fruits What is the use of drugging yourself day atter day, without life or activity, feeling ail tired out and miserable when you might be as quick and lively as ever.OXIE NERVE FOOD is a beverage allke desirable for invalids and persons 1n health.READ THE MOXIE CIRCULAR.\u2018Western 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 Richelieu Water Co.1780 NOTRE DAME &TREET, Montreai, August 206 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Beauharnols, Superior Court for Lower Canada, Saturday, the second of Octobar, one thou- sa.d eight hundred and eight-six.Present; The Hon.Mr.Justice BELANGER.IN RE TOUSSAINT BOYER, Insolvent, AND LOUIS EUCLIDE BEAUCHAMP et al., Plaintiffs, The sald Toussalnt Boyer, the Insolvent, having made a judicial abandonment of his property for the benefit of hls creditors on the 2st day of November, 1885, the creditors of the said Insclvent are notified to meet in the office of the Prothonotary for the District of Beauharnois, on Friday, the Fiftcenth Day of October Instant, 1888, at ten 0\u2019clock in the forenoon, to give their advice touching the appointment of a curator of the said property, and on such other matter as may lawfully be submitted to them.(By order) P.C.DURANCEAU, Prothonotary S.C.THOS.BROSSOIT Attorney for \u2018Petitioners, Hy.White&Ce., .London, + + Red Heart Bum DePossel Fils, :\u2026.ee Marseilles, ce Olive;.0il 350 St.Paul Street, Montreal.- September 18 225 MOXIE NERVEFO0D!| TO LET 0 INHERALD BUILDING VIOTORIA SQUARE, =; TWO LARGE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES \u2014 OR \u2014 LIGHT MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED WITH STEAM.759 Moderate Steara Power would be furnished if required.\u2019 ApPYY « HERALD \u2019 OFFICE, No.6 Victoria Square t August 18 f 198 eT SITUATION WANTED, {ness rnan who thoroughly under- a rade of the Maritime Provinces : has thorough acquaintance with the lumber trade ; is a oapable accountant; 1s intimate with many of the merchants.Address \u2018* H B.cate of the Editor of Try HR2ALD: 17 160 | 5 Aucriion Sales, BY JAMES STEWsRT & CO.REAL ESTATE.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Értensire Sue by Action! THE FINEST AND MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE WEST END OF MONTREAL.THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ON THE MOST PROMINENT STREETS EAST OF MAC KAY AND WEST OF MOUNTAIN ON SHERBROOKE AND ST.CATHERINE, AND THE N&W STREETS RECENTLY HOMOLOGATED, RUNNING FROM SHERBROOKE TO DORCHESTER, VIZ.BISHOP AND CRESCENT STREETS.CITIZENS WHO PROPOSE BUILDING PRIVATE RESIDENCES WILL NOT AGAIN HAVE SUCH A CHaNCE TO SELECT FROM SO CONSIDERABLE AN AREA, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE MOST MAGNIFICENT LOCATION IN THE CITY.The undersigned are instructed by the HEIRS OF THE ESTATE PHILLIPS, to offer at Public Sale On Saturday Next, OCTOBER 1611, the lots as laid out on the plan by Mr.Joseph Rielle, P.L.8,, about 191 building lots.On Sherbrooke street there are east of Crescent street, four lots 209x120, between Bishop and Crescent eight lots, say about 28x120, and five on Sherbrooke, east of Mackay.On 8t.Catherine street there are only on the North side, thirteen lots, bunt they are, considering the rapidly advancing value of property on that street, most eligible gites.On the same st est, on the South side west of Crescent, there are eight lots about 286x120.On the East and West side of Bishop street, running from Sherbrooke to St.Catherine, there are sixty-five lots, about 21x125 ar d eighteen below St.Catherine 23 feet 6 inxI0U.On Cresent, North of 8t.Catherine, there are 5+ lots about 24 x 100, and North of Dorchester there are 12 lots 25x115.All the new sireets as homologated by the Corporation are ample in width, being each 60 feet, or as wide as our leading thoroughfare, St.James street.Lane accommodation is.aleo fully provided for.Plans and information at the office of James Stewart & Co., 183 St.James Street.TERNYS8\u2014-0ne-fifth eash.the balavce in six years, interest payable semi- aunually at 5 per cent.per annum, Bale at 11 o\u2019ctock on the gronnds.Lun:h at One.JAMES STEWART & CO., Auctioneers 244 183 St.James Streit.BY W.E.SHAW.THE BOOK SALE.The Toronto Library, 14 cases, has arrived, and will be sold at my rooms, No.322 St.James street, Tuesday Afternoon Next, the 12th Oct.Inst: We notice a great many rare works relating to the early history of Canada, travels and voyages of ihe early settlers, School- craft\u2019s R-dmen of the Forest, Mackenzie's Travels; some of the books very scare, and now out of print.On view up to the hour of sale.Catalogues may be had on application.W.E.SHAW, Auctioneer.243 October 9 ave as.THREE HARDSORE NEW OFFICER! Together or Senarately, STAINED FINISEL, HUT WATEP BEATING 62k ST, 3 AMEE STIL BIC Lr.VWIS & O®.Kent \u201d pa FOR SA: Æ.BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT That choice buildin.site, corner of Pee Street and Burnside, 113 x 116.\u20ac the best core ner in the city, fox sale CHEAP, Apily W.MoLEA WALBANK, C.E.->rGhitect, SL, James Street Help Wanted _\u2026Male ANTED\u2014A traveller fora waol sals wine apd commission house.Address with: references, etc., P.O.Box 2:86.r2l Situations Wanted\u2014Male WANTED, al once, bv a competent bookkeeper and accuuntant, à situation or place of trust in some reliable city office.Well qualified by a practical experience of nearly 30 ve :rs, Required in English commercial and manufacturing establ:shments, Thoroughly convers .nt with business and accountancy ruatters generally.Satisfactory reference to late city employers Moderate salary.Address \u2018\u2018 Beta,\u201d Herald Office.m YOUNG MAN, experienced In Painting, glazing, paper-oanging and carpenter's work, desires an engagement.&tricily temperate, Address A.C.F., 11 St, Charles Bor- m 213 romee street.A YOUNG MAN.age 34, experiencèd in copying, making assignees\u2019 schedules, and a thorough accountant, wants work.Small salary.J.W.H., Herald Office.5 m 2 ANTED, at once, a situation by an Al book-keeper having a thorough knowledge of office and Custom House work.Could give three or four evenings each week to posting up books, etc.Best of c.ty references, Address BCOK-KEEPER, ferald Office, ¢ 213 WANTED\u2014By a young man, a position as traveller for a wholesale house; good Address A.X,, Herald m salesman; references.Office.ANTED-\u2014Two ycung men, thoroughly acquainted with the wholesale trade of the Maritime Provinces, \u2018\u2018 Six years\u2019 exeper- iance on the road,\u201d desire to represent a first- class drygoods bouse in Montreal.The idea is to establish ân agoncy at St.John, N.B,, and do the trade thoroughly.Both young men can give the best of references as regards charscter and ability.Cor)espondence [80 licited.Address E; B:, PO.Bx [487, Bt.John! N,B.d lm Rooms to Let ROS TO LET.\u2014Nice Double Rooms, with or without board, to married couples or gentleman, at 28 Osborne street, opposite Dominion Square.n MS VACANT.\u2014Furnished front rooms Rospuble and single.with first-cluss board.West End.Apply 1474 St.Catherine sk.7 RGYLE ANENUE \u2014 Rooms, fure 5 2 A nished or unfurnished.243 Houses to Let F \u2014Detached House, immediately, in 0 Dei order.Stabling, furnace and small garden.No.82 \u2018Duarocher street.n 245 \u2014Upper Tenement on St.Luke TO péreet.First-class.Six rooms.New and in good condition.Address G.10, Her ald Office, ; Miscellaneous.\u2014Women desirous of being edu- N UE ror Nurses will be recelved, tree of charge, into the Training School of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania upon application to MISS HUGO, Superinienden » 3100 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.m EACHER \u2014 EXPERIENCED T teach privately one hour daily; seen at 67 MoTavish street, room 55, 3 o'clock p.m.= = f)YHE art never to forget or to learn any i book after baving read it once, by Mr Loisette, of Lonoon, appreciated, Judge 2 laced.1 franc, in stamps.ddres Mrs \u2019ABBE CHAVAUTY, ex-Milltary Chap at Lourdes, (Mautes-Pyres ces), Frauce 154 \u2014 WILL may be to 10 ; i, a | .to requ it a few days land appointed Master of the Rolls, was appointed under the Gladstone administration.Sergeant John Symon, of Liverpool, the first Jew appointed to the position of stipendiary magisirate, was appointed also under a Liberat administration, Sir Moses Montefiore was made a Bart.during Lord Palmerston\u2019s administration, and Sir Isaac Goldsmudt, Sir Anthony de Rothschild, Sir David Salomon and Sir Benj.Phillips also received their titles during Liberal administrations.Lord Rothschild was created a peer on the representations of Mr.Gladstone.When Sir Moses Moutefiere went to Turkey and Ruseia to confer with the monarchs of those countries concerning the massacres of both Jews and Christians, he went acciedited by Lord Palmerston, then premier, a Liberal.- I could quote many acts of Liberal Governments in England, tending to remove the prejudices of ages, but I think for the present I have quoted sufficient to answer Mr, Harris\u2019 strictures on Liberals and will conclude my qhotations from history by stating that not alone in England has it been the Libera party, but also in other European countries, notably in France, where in 1790, in the time of Mirabeau and Babay St.Etienne, true Liberals of the Republic, were the Jews first recognized a8 citizens.What have the Tories ever done for the Jews, or in fact for any of the non-con- formiets?Can Mr.Harris answer?I do not pretend to hold the Conservative party in Canada responsible for the policies of the Tory Governments of England, nor do I say that in Canada we have the same prejudices to contend with, but I do sa that the Liberal party in all countries and at all times, have shown themselves such true friends of civil and religious liberty ; we can surely trust them now, as their principles are progressive and not of the retrograde Tory stripe.Hoping you will see fit to publish letter, Yours, etc.om M.STERNERRG.Montreal, October 11, 188s, ' _\u2014\u2014\u2014 You hardly realize that it is medicine when taking Carter's Litile Liver Pills.\u2018They are very small; no bad effects, AJ] troubles from torpid liver are relieved by their use.sTt\" HorLoway\"s PrrLs ann Orvement\u2014Glad idings.\u2014Some constitutions kave a tendency to rheumatism, and are, throughout the year borne down by its protracted tortures.Let euch sufferers bathe the affected parts with wa s wards rub i rm brine, and after- ] ln this soothi i They will find it the best 5 TL i ing their agony, and, assisteq by Hollo way\u2019s Pills, the surest y > LEE Way of i their dirrase.More need Tot be cas hos trial of ¢ soothing treatment, by which hie safe and will ultimately be completely eve sente Pains that would make a giant shudder are assuaged without difficulty by Holloway\u2019s easy and Inexpensive remedieg which comfort by moderating the throbbing eesels and calming the excited nerves, gage elevators, and commands a splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grounds, river and canal.Visitorsto the Capital having business with the Government find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, whers they oan always meet leading publicmen.Theen- tire Hotel is supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there would not be any confusion or danger Every attention paid to guests, KENLY & ST.JACQUES, Proprietors, HOTEL February 5.ST.LOUIS 2, appl] im Its QUEBEC.Tnis note.which is unrivalled for size, tyle, and locality in Quebec, has just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with new system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &e.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical science can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has been supplied.WILLIS RUSSELL, President.OHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL CO.Proprietors June 26 158 GLASGOW Scotland.PHILPS CCC RUBN HOTEL 141 ATK STREET.First-Class Quietly and Centrally Situated ModerateCbarges.| Turkish Baths.THR MONTREAL HERALD ison fyle at thie Hotel.Aulvy 81 SILVERED PLATE MIRRORS ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES, We are now prepared to turnish Mirrors of any size.Silvering Equal if not Superior 10 English or French and guaranteed stand untarnished.Low Prices and! Speclai Discount tothe Trade.A.RAMSAY & SON, 37to 41 Becollet St, and 12, to 22 Tuspoctor S MONTREAL, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, OFFICER OVER MERCHANTS BANK, \u2018WINNIPEG.BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &c., Supreme Court and Departmental Agent, 19 ELGIN STREET, OTTAWA, Ont.June 8 ly 138 MACMILLAN & CAMERON, BARRI: TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &Ce LONDON, ONT.\u2019 ly GIBBONS, McNAB & MULKERN, Barristers, Attorneys, &o.OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Streets, LONDON, ONT.Geo.C.Gibbons.P.Mulkern.August 9 LEITOH & PRINGLE, Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors In Chancery, Notaries Public, &c.CORNWALL, ONT.Jas, Leitch.I .R.W.Priugle.August 25 MACLENNAN, LIDDELL & CLINE, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) Barristers, Solicitors Notaries; &o., CORNWALL, ONT.Geo.McNab, Fred, F.Harper .J.B.Maciennan, Q.0.O.H.Cline, July 2 BANKERS AND BROKERS, dépeint Torres, | Wititan J Tors\" 16 AND 18 BROAB ST.NEW TORK Feb.23' m85 ro FH to the Secretary of the Now - or ock Exchange, any person can easily F.R.LATCHFORD, ! ascertain if an themselves as © Bankers and Brokers\u201d is a member of the New York Stock Exchange, the Banking and Brokerage business in New York, and both members of our firm are of the Exchange by one of our firm.successtul, by doing what we oan to make it 80 for our clients, RoBERTJ, KIMBALL, ALFREDB OUNSBERY W.E.ELLIOT & C0.Manufa-turer of and Whole- EXCELSIOR MACHINE OILS, MANITOBA (& NORTH-WESTERN RY orth-West.J.W.Liddell The Picturesque Line of the North-W 188 and the beautiful valleys ef the Little Sas- R.J.Kimball & Co.(Established in 1865), one of a firm advertising \u2018We have had twenty years\u2019 experience in MEMEBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOUK EXOHANGE.* We are constantly represented on the floor We endeavor to make our own business Nov, ly 278 89 .\\ MES STREET, MONTREAL, sale Dealers in Illuminating and Lubricating Telephone No.842 j September ly 212 OF CANADA.hrough the Park Lands of the Feriile Belt atchewan and Birdtail River.@1I HT OAMERON & MoPHILLIPS 9 Barristers, Solicitors, &ao., Cawthra Chambers, 48 King Street West TORONTO, t Hector Cameron OT May 7 x 12 | A MAOMAHON, MACDONALD, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, Barristers, Solicitors, &e., \u20180.7 York Chambers Toronto Street, TORONTO, HUGE MACMAHON, QC.P.H.DRAYTON, GEG; MAODONALD, F.J.DUNBAB Novamber 14.12m sw 276 eee RELICS OF BARBARISM.All liniments, salves, lotions and embrocations are oily and in the Jast degree disagreeable to the touch and smell.They soil the clothing and the person, and are merely relict of the barbarous age of medicine.Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are infinitely more effective and Perfectly sweet and cleanly.For Lame Back, Local Rheumatism, Neural- ia, and cases of Kidney, Liver and Lung rouble they are recommended by physicians of the highest rank.Avold imitations with Mar 1th,1886 Cem mess \u2014 rs iL 61 es \u2014\u2014\u2014 similar names.Capcine cut, in centre of genuise.Price 25cents SHATTY, OHADWIOR, No.4iNo, os No.11No, 8 Pass.|Exp, |P18 , 1886.|Pass, BLAOKSTOOK & GALT |2%%[5xp Psu tst, 188.| xp AD L\u2019ve.|L've.Arr.Arr.BHATTY, OH WIOK, P.M.[NOON P.M.P.M, BLACESTOOK & NEVILLE, 12.08 [12.00 0 |Portage la Prairie| 2.56 2.45 Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c, 2.35 5% 35 |.,Gladstone.| 1.25 [12.2) \u2018W.H.BEATTY, AJM, AM.E.M.CHADWIOE, T.3, BLACKSTOCR 4.10 8.07 61 I.,.Neepawa.|11.48 [10.20 THOMAS P.GALT, R.8.NEVILLE, 6.10 4.00 .Minnedosa.[11.00 9.15 8.30 5.43 {115 9.12 6.80 Offices-Bank of Toronto Buildings, 9.25 6.23 |1 .CORNER OF WEFLINGTON AND UHUROH S78 10.05 7.00 (188 TORONTO.Arr.Arr, December 81, No, 4 Moudays and Thursdays.t P.MoPhilhs fume ion as to through freight and y or to À.Passenger Agent, Portage la Prairie.Having receivea their Fall assortment of Tailoring and Haberdashery, No.1 Wednesdays and Saturdays, No.2 Tuesdays and Fridays.No.3 Tnesdays and Fridays Close connection at Portage la Prairie with rains of Canadian Pacific nallway.For in- t 1y + tofthe CP.y, or rates apply to any agent of the C.P.R'y MoDonaray Re sistant Freight and KER .R.B , 369 General Superintendent, & CO.Goods in \u2014ALSO\u2014 Commissioner for administerin Oaths in the Supreme Court and Exchequer Court of Can- DOS BREWER Buperior Pale and Brown Malt, India Pale and other Ales, Extra Double und Bingle Stout, in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ixed to use our labels, viz, Thos, J.Howard.546 Dorcbester street t Jos, Virtne.19 Aylmer street Thos.Ferguson.162St, Elizabeth st.Wm.Bishop.15 Visitation street Thos.Kinsella.118 Ottawa street #47 ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE PHONE.WILLIAM BOW & CO, Brewers and Malisters.Feb.23 ly JAWES CO.BREWERS AND MALTSTEES, SE Orders recelvod by Telonhang, Mav 2 70 CLARET | Cunliffe Dobson & Co, BORDEAUX.CHATEAU LEOVILLE.Do, MARGADE, De.LAFT IE.Imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON \u2019 25 Hospital Street, 248 MR.WM, CARTER SMITH, 8 COLLINS SIRE Melbourne, Victoria, ee Octobe PATTERN SUIIS FROM PIOLE, ada, Parliamentary Agent, Commissioner for A iron a Î Vales, Queersla; ; INVITE INSPECTION, | South Austrasla.India, Cape ot Good Hope October 8 26 \u2018and Fiji, WeeklvHerald asthe information he will #ain thereby will be invaluable to him, since he will le kept thoroughly acquainted with the fluctuations of the Markets and thus ie enabled to take advantage of the best tims Job Printing.\u2014 The WesrLY HERALD may tairly claim INDIA PALE avp XX MILD ALE, |i pe EXTRA ann XXX STOOUT PORTER * (In Woop and Borriz.) Families supplied, THE BEST D OLLAR\u2019S Wo SAND PORTER, Quart and Pints, RTH OFFICE: 521 Be.JARIES STRART WERE of newspaper literature turned.out is MONTREAL, Canada\u2014quantity, quality, form and type being everything that can be desired in a high class weekly, MONTREALHERALD OFFICE bn) 0 Buy as well as the pest time to Sel), Bodok-Binding/ Etc.Eto 1B3UED FROM THR VICTORIA SQ UA RR, of Ô Wich Island, 1st,16th & China aud Japan 9th ober.P \u2019 To should be dates of sa, central divisions of the cit; & 10, 11.80a.1a., 1.00 and 8.201 deliveries in the oth, i t 8.00 an noon, and 2.00*and 8.30 oh vislons, liveries daiiv; 9 Wickets cloged at 7 p.m, midnight for the box-holders, a.m.Good Frid am at midnight, M Bank\u2014Open daily from 9 8m.to 4 p.m, (SU days excepted), Enquiry Office\u2014Daily {rom \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_ THE; MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZEYTHE, TUESDAY.OCTOBER 12 [ cr 6 \u2014 TsE Post Office Time Table, ELECTIONS Hotels Insurance.) Rardware, ___ Miscellaneous.MORTRBAL, Oct 1 1e THE JEWS AND THE - CAE \u2014\u2014 MANHEIM as\u201d FO RCE POTTIER & STYMUS 1 DELIVERY, MAILS.Cloknyg -\u2014 ; Wy \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 lf ORE COmELpONERSS Explain M | | dllCe Com dll AN T H 0 N Ÿ ' ax ES Ontario & West.Provs, Lx CET itself :\u2014 ber, 1886 d B j drine NSU p Ji re Furnitare and Interier Decorations.8-9 00 9 80 Ja) Ontario, A SL 745 i NTREAL, 11th October, .(LIMITED) -9 00).|Do.do by CPR.\u2018|.dilor of Tan HERALD 1 E ANT RAILWAY SUPPLIES |] NIYW WARFROOMS, *\"3 00/1177 [Pern and Petorbgror \"5 84 To the Bditor opy of a letter addres MA DISO N SQ UAR * GERM 7 STEEL RAILS | 980 C.PR., le 64 SiR,\u2014I enclose a c SER K.0e \"aye ) wa, to Oke, de.ged by me on Thursday fast fo the Sditor NEW YOR London Office : 1 Royal Exchange Buildings STEEL BARS 489 FIFTH AVE NUE.oul ofa het: cd 64 f Gazette.One would suppose that Most charmingly situated at the junction -\u2014 to Pembroke, Port She lover would have been published by of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 24th St.Capital, Less 51110 000025002000 MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.NEW YORK, ONE OF THE BEST Arinur, Manitobe, =nt organ, if only for the pur.facing Madison Square.Issued Capltaly.£200, ories and British Col- the Ce roro g a occasion for explaln- Co : ducted on the European Plan Reserve Funds,.£20,000 Wareh 25 Wellington St Antique Depariment umbia dally Sunday pose of furnishin : - ; TER _ arehouse, 2 [274% ; excepted).IT oo the Tews._ But perhaps no om pran- mas Gamers and Sailing Vessels, ontwards and Office, 76 St.Peter Street, CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs PAPERS |\" Bima Aan Ti (8 11ged Tr Ce \u2018 1y stT147 Steamers and Sailiug , 1 278 treet Glen, Robertson, ossible, since none is forthcom- _June 20 , 8 lowest rates of premium;| Feb.25 .W 4 Man he CP \u2019 3 also où Cattle Shipments by approved vessels, Fapestries, Ancient and Modern,\u2019 EEKLY Gri enfield anc (Ri A 14 eu Yours truly ST LAWR epresented 1 da by R.N.C.CON- ; = Lewis A.Hasr.\u201c * Nand piri Yor the Company : \\ Bronzes, Vases and Ourtos.800 Quebec © anse Fron MONTREAL, Tth October, 1886.135 TO 139 Chesterdeld Chambers, 18 St.Alexis Street 1 i 1 June 13 y Published in the re SG scan Bridge\u201d by] \"| 83 I .Sarasa israns, To the Editor of The Gazette: .Telephone No.1251 3 [00 Cr ey Mun Street.Established 18344.80.etes Berthier Borel 8 SIr,\u2014In this morning\u2019 atone of ne St.James Street, September 4 2 Roglstored Cable &TelegraphicAddress, \"Pool onder Three givers 2 nd se state that * the latest plank in f ne ot! N.8, R.k.A re | mowTmEAs.STAHARD LISE ASSURANCE COMPANY porter PIPL ve A Ae vd, \u201ca Jew, and, therefore, must be perse- = .: 1 D un 0 a es) Eastern Tôownshipe cena 28 \u201ccuted?HENRY HOGAN, | (Established 1825.) SCOTCH GLAZED MARCUS POOL & SONS, ominion of Canada| smite vor arin || 18 1 presume in making this statement you Proprietor, vent Linie j17 West Smithfold, E.C., London, Eng baska and Riviere de refer to the recent atrocious attack leve e CY Flae Covers, Live Stock Commission Agents In »\u2026\u2026| 115/(C)Can.Pac.Railway| 615 king wove D us Biendard.! 58 Thy Bost Knows Hotel m the Dominion Toten misms «+.does ¥tre Bricks, , ai Southampton | Main Line to Our)\" Ppun something novel to learn, even though you July 2 mws177 invested Fands = - - « « 31,470,00 Portland Cement, London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southamp ~ 915.Can Poo, BR aod\" 1g vouch for the astonishing fact, that Annual Income = w.- = 4,000,000 Eoman Cement United States and Canada by St.Lin Branches., L\u2019 Etendard, the organ of Senator Trudel, Bonuses hitherto distribute Canada gemont, Reorexented In the United States : 9 15,.|Can\u2019 Pac.R.R.St.Je-| 6 0 n \u20148 Conservative of Conservatives and the e a m Oo ra ed amount to the large Water has B, Blokerdike, Montreal.rome by Stamina] « i i w February - .: | 800|Laprairie by Ste «| 10 80 et bigoted of Ultramontanes,\u2014consti- sum of = «= =» » « +\u201c 17,000,000 Plaster cf Paris, ; is published ai \u2018he low price of Lanraire, Hemmnine va most big C > China Clay, It p P 150.[Lag , Bln.; tutes, or speaks for, the Liberal party.just RM 0 N T R E A L, The time for closing the Company\u2019s Books, &o,, &0, HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND ford, Huntingdon.0 The Jews of the Province have, jus « and dividing the FProfts, having been ex- MANUFAUTUBEKS OF Js Have io gr Holy.now, a more serious .attack upon their Is the Hotel for Business Men tended to the 8th of December next, all pro- HER STEK A STEAM HAVIGATION 10 15.Frere Bazile.mont 8 0, rights and privileges to complain of than posals sent In prior to that date will partiei- BESSE ; so.sh, Hyacinthe, Sher\u2019 645, 154 even anything contained in the wild SEA BATHING.pate in a full year\u2019s share of the profit.Soa Chair an d Bed Springs, T TD Er G1 0 oO Per A nnum| 91 oprcoke, Con Noyon.Tavings of Z\u2019Ætendard.One of the most \u2014 W.M.RAMSAY, DO1dy ; - ee Sg oy Olives, im solemn and important of Jewish festivals, INCH-ARRAN HOUSE.Manage - ZA large stock always on hand: Lacoile.the Feast of Tabernacles, this year begin LHOUSIE\u2014Baie des Chaleurs, N,p, S@ndar) Bull lings, Montreal.wag Oot 1y 2 Published Monthly, containing the TIME- Acton and Sorel ER.am that day by the Goverment for de ol | oo \u201cBreellency the Marquis ore COBOURG TABLES and MAPS of all the CANADIAN Slanbridgest Axim 1 3 10 shat day by the Government for the hold-| patronized by His Excellency the Marquis i rincipal AMERIVAN RAIL- SÉBLION evens | sement of the des \u201cor pee piisitan- of Lansdowne, Governor General of candde!| THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & LOB and tne prineipal AMERIOAN TAT PYADLE IN ADVANCES 0 Vici].1 : chisement of the Jews of the Province.fmproved End completed.Is open for thy SU CE CO C A R W ORK S LINES.potion Re aay.Are we lo thence conclude that the die- Season ending 1514 Se ening med led IN \u2019 \u2019 #or sale by News Dealers and Booksellers ang .[Lacaate, Mt, J acques, |,\" in franchising of the Jews is the atest plank fou ran Ye iver Sng and Driv.: by Nows Agents on Trains and Steamers, its Athanese Raîlwy w in the Conservative platform ?It looks 10g, Town Tennis, ote.Canada Board of Directors * JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, PRICE, - .20 CENTS 8 00/.\u2026.|é South Ka Branswleg 3e like it.¥or particulars address, ; ; .memes Scotia P.E1I | 80 Yours truly, » WM.B.THORPE, er, The Honorable HY.STARNLS, Chairman, MANUFACTURER OF v Annual Bubsoription, ÿ 2.00, payable in ad- Névioundiend £ 0 Tile] sop * ; .on Half- Jain A HAE] an PL EDMOND J.BARSEAT Dea.Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace D.K.CHIFHOLE & 00., fax-Mails den atch : ' ed fro To the Elitor of the Star: | HOU E W.J.BUOHANAN, Esq, Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, 1703 Notr: Dame Street, Montreal, \u2018 N ow ro undland on - .: Yoorer Srr,\u2014 The fact of your having writtea ! Narrow-Gauge ublishers snd Proprietors and 18th Ju several articles in your paper concerning J Capital, = = = = =: $10,000,600 Box and Flat Cars, Narro 8 TH È W F FKL HE Lecal Mails, the aitack on the Jews would not have ALEXANDRIA BAY, Amount Invested in Canada.$900,000 Rolling Stock, &c.Baggage.Liquors, Ales, Fic, : D 85).Valleyleld, Valots,.eow| 4; called forth from me one word, aware as River St.Lawrence.Ausets, = = = =» $38,000,000 © ° 1030 un Jomorval, ¢ écnabeusy| 6 o, , I am of the misrepresentations they con- THGATE 0.P.CLEMES \u2014 Mail and Express \u2014\u2014\u2014 A Beaubarnois.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.2 + tain as to the eource from whence the R.H-S0U! ! Cr ~ Mercantile Risks accepted at the lowes 4 10 30|.|Boucherville, Contre-j.| 14 , cry emanated, a8 you specially remarked, President.Manager current rates.ar Coaches.w coeur, Yarènues and ¢ the Jews so bait see who 1t 1 vas that Fine Boating, Fishing and Hunting Un- oreo! roses and Bro \u2014\u2014n bé i Is an Eight Page Paper, Seven Column: wees 600/Cote Si.Antoine, and 8 q 124 raised the Jew-baiting ery,\u201d only as Mr.purpacsed region for hay fever sufferers, No .F.0, BMITH .aki 1 ; Notre Dame deGracel 7 gp) Harris has thought fit to thank you for malaria, mosquitoes, oF hot nights.Staffof Ohler ont for the Doralnion, oh ORES :\u2014COBO VEG, pont.MONTREAL, fo the Page, making 56 Columns in sll sx 2 15 Hothelaga.| 1 & 5 the interest you take in the Jews in the the Hotel Brunswick, Y.Sub-Agents: oe Agents ifn Canada of the choicest reading matter, viz :\u2014 9 45/ 5 9p|LBchine | 80) 215 following words, viz.:\u2014 72\" Rates from $17.50 to $25 por Oyemzs Lavery, Fez O.HENSHAW, : AlLccoscessensuc] 800: 130 \u201cJ am but a very humble member of the week.16 Place d\u2019 Armes.24 Hospital street.J.G.SIBBA LD, UHH DE KUYPER & 80K, Rotterdax 915 6380 Longmont, te, Pointe cess 10 Dane deu Tor pate of Montreal, publ \"of bug June 168 Having been a ed ib-Agent for the importer and Commission Merchant, HARTELL & \u20ac0., Cognac.10 00).MORE Era De EL a yu tor your arti above Company for seras en sata 006 people.I think the Liberals have shown CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.§.take the libervy of asking my friends to favor STEEL AND IRON RAILS, JULES ROBIN & C0.Cognao Fditorials on Current Event A iter 780 14 their true colors, and I imagine the anti- me with a alzare of their Insurance Risks, DON, E 10 00} 12 15 7 80 Jewish plank in their platform will not do F.C.BENSHAW Railway Supplies, Iron, Metals, eto MOET & CHAN » Epernay.8 30] 12 80 Potnt.St.Ohartes.\u2026| 7 8 oss them Much good in Montreal Centre and REYERE HO USE, \\ .aa Hospital Street y ce \u2019 à.\u2019 DEINHARD & C0., Coblenz.Stories, 8 00 6 40) er by 1.Wa.; | : pe 7 - fonds re St, Lambert.| 6 In the first place the Jew-bailing cry ane.MoNæm, - - - « - Proprietress #@#\"-Telephone Communicatin.14 NEW Yorn, OY BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeaux.G al News grail 1a olBt Ematachon i 855 80 was not raised by the Liberal Barty, but \u201c First-class Commercial and Pritaie Hokl 13 y M.HISA, Xeres dela Frontera.ener ews, 9 15) 12:39 st, Laurent, St, Mar 7% 1% by L\u2019Etendard, a paper more Conserva- o ample ms, Co: venien: 1 I 0., 0 t PE U TEE \u2014 tive than Sir John Macdonald, and more 8nd steampoats Legal Cards.1 ROLLAR & DARTH Taree Local News, 1016) 530 PHenri de Modest Cu-l 600 215 Gatholio than the Pope 2 tee alis Tarragona, manag ASL Carl 6.00 Aldermes Beauslei' ten, trom which FA i[||4- C: McCORKILL, \u2018 * EKEDERIC VALLETTE, Maneïlles.Despatoncs, won seb | you would have the Jews of this city Le | Li Fray ADVOCATE, FISH PLATES B.& J.BURKE, Dublin.| 5 4 gutremont 211000 ws 845,50\" 3 contatn.one word at which the most seru- bl i CHAMBERS\u2014Opposite St} Lawrence Hall, 5 PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London.\u2018Market Report:, 915 1 150 Montreal ore, 6 700 \u20184 8 ?î : ay 1 le-End Cot: : pulous Jew could cavil ; and even if it did, ote n 138 ST.JAMES STREET, TRACK BOLTS ANG NUTS, BULLOCH, ,LADE & CU, Glasgow.Miscellaneous Kean 915 700 ler st Lo most A en! 445 » a private letter of Alderman Beausoleil, V7 YORE uly 9 MONTREA.6m 164 , 3 I M.JAMESON & 00., Dupiin, celian Ga ing only) ss ess rase À cu written in his private capacity as a citizen NE i y Spikes and General Railway Supp 65, OANTREL.& .CHRANE, Dublin, wd 215 on pation and St.| of Montreal, does not in my mind bind the ne largest and flnest constructed hotel in KENNEDY, BLANCHARD & McKAY, &c., &o day and Satuday.jte 14 Liberal party or any portion of it.Your the city,on Park Avenue, one block from Barri Solicitors, &ec.IRON AND STEEL PLATES, 35 .Êc, &c.pee je, evi arristers, Solicitors, &c., RDERS RECEIVED FROY Uzited States correspoudent, Mr.Harrie, evidently does grand Centrat Depot.; WINNIPEG.Anel Channels, Beams, &o N B\u2014ORDE R owl Log States nd pot know what he is writing about or he| (ON AMERIOAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.T.S.Kennedy.| C.Blanchard.| Jas.McKay 4N*eS, Lhannels, * 77] THE WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY.8915, wee: State, ana Soutnern| 885 10 would never have penned fhe follow 128 800rooms,elesantly furnished and decorated July 23 178 MANUFACTURERS OF Bt Late fm lines : \u201cI think tue Liberals have shown Tho ventilation, drainage and sanitary ar- \u2014 8-9 15.6 , ; their trie c lors\u201d From what party have rangements generally, are the most.perfect McINTYRE, LEWIS & CODE, WIRE ROPE [JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO._ Rh brat anal] 410 the J ew : {hose deb s that should he ihe hat human ingenuity and ski can devise.Barristers, Solicitors, &c.For all Purposes.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, Bev 161, |pAtbany Postal Car.{ 88}.,., ha jenaule Tights of every man, stairways and elevators.Bupreme Court and Departmental Agents, .8-10 hgland Station 730) 447 distinction as to race, color or creed?I! No charge for conveying bagg ge from or to Solleitors Bank of Montreal, ç In ersoll Rock Dril Co of Canada #86 St Mary Street, it t friend di& sco except Maine : will answer the question ag briefly as pos- the Grand Central Depot.for Union Bank of Lower Canada, &e.g I 1 MONTREAL BEF Send it ta your friends at a dis (J Portland and the Now| ooo] 447 .sible for his informa-ion.HUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors, Ottawa, Ont, > tance, and thus keep them posted as ngland States, ox» _ The bill for the removal of the Jewish une 15 1ÿ143 |A.F.MOINTYRE, | J.TRAVERSLEWIS.ROCK DRILLS, Have always ox hand the various kinds of Pe ; P P CL tof 8-8 8).uue estore nd Basi.creed] 800 disabilities was passed, in England oy T H F R U SSELL uly + CODE.158 Air Compressors, Steam Hoists, Boilers and ALE AND PORTER.what is going on in Montreal and vicinity.Gostates.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.745 73 1g Government an \u20ac ining Machi assent, in the rign of King George II., in y NALD & MacINTOSH General Mining Machinery, IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Registered letters must be posted 10 the Tor 1763, pat as rep saled on account OTTAWA.MACD ONAL Sandfleld Macdonald.] | Families regularly supplied, es anlar, £2 MALL for he Now En ot a Tory cry the next year.\u2014 COOPER FAIRMAN Ü Xl \u2014\u2014 ETT: R .pord Joba Russell, or Lord Palmerston, phe Palace Hotel of Canada BARRISTERS, De JRDERS RECEIVED BY TELE Soutrern Biaton stores bags TOK wud I forget which at the _present moment, CORNWALL, Ont.PHONE.; A) Postal Car E nié : passed the biil in the reign of our present This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in tne GEO, 8.MAODONALD.| JNO.A, MacINTOSH.44 Foundling St., Montreal, M.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, Every farmer snould eubscrite 8.50 Das n° Car Bags open 15 am.vd Sovereign.I believe you will concede both most modern style, ls row open.The Russel} May 19 ly 120 April 3 tf 80 bottles our Ales and Porier,and is author.467 Every ! B) Postal Car Bags open til19.15 p.m, those Lords to the Liberal camp.contains accommodations for over FOUR MACDONALD.TUPPER & PHIPPEN ixed to use our labels.to the (0) Postal Oar Bags open till 6.45 a.m.Sir George Jessol.the only Jew in Eng- HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and bag- 0 y ) - Great Britain, Ete, By Aller, N.G.Lloyd Line, Tuesday, 5th, m \"By Adriatic, White Star Line, (b) Wednege day, 6th,4.10 pm By Polynesian, 4 llan Line, (a) Wednesday, 6tb; 7.30 p.m.By Etruria, Cunard Line, Friday, 8th 4.10 ma.P By Trave, N.G.Lloyd, Tuesday, 12th, 6.3 sou.By Germanic.White Etar Line, Wednesday 13th, 6.36 a.m, By Parisian, Allan Line, (a) Wednesday 13th, 7.30 p.m, By Servia, Cunard Line, Friday, 15th, 6.35 a.m.A By City of Berlin, Inman Line, Fridsy, 15th m 10 p,m.By Arizona, Guion Line, Monday, 18th, 6.35 p.m, By Eider, North German Lloyd Line, Tuese ary, 10th 4 10g 7 Ey Celtic, White Star Line, (5) Wednesday, 2015, £10 pont.on L » (0) \u2019 regon, Dominion Line W dnesda, Dth, 7 30 \"pm.» (@) Wednesday, By Srale, North German Lloyd, Tuesday, 261D, 655 sm w y Britannie hite Star Line, Wednes- da, 27th, 6.35 a.m.Ww By Sardinian, allan Line, (a) Wednesday; 27th 7.80 p.m.By Aurania, Canard, Friday, 29th, 6.35 a.m, By B.ltic, Inman Line, Friday, 29th, 4,10 p.m.(a) Supplementary mail closed at 6 a.m.on Thursday.(db) Must be specla\u2019ly directed by these linege Registered letters must be posted 80 minutes earlier.Hails leave Hew York for the fol] Countries.as follows : oliowing For the Central American and the South Pacific ports, via Aspinwall\u2014lst, sth; 15th, Wor the Windward Telands\u20142nd, 16th, 2rd.For Cape Hayti, St.Domin d Turks Island\u2014#nd, 23rd.go an kor Hayu\u20147th 21st, Yor Hermuda-7th, 21st.For Jsmaica\u2014Bth, i6th, 80th.For Venzuela an : Curacoa\u2014I18th, 23rd.¥or Jamaica, Greytown (Nic.; Port Lemon (Costa Rica) and for the U.B.of Colombia, except Aspinwall and Panama\u201413th, 27th, For Larupano «nd Cindad Bolivar\u201419th.#or the Bahamu Islands and for pantiago and Cienfuegos, Cuba\u201428th, hor Para, Pernambuco and Ceara, Brazil= Mails Loave San Francisco : For Australla, 1st and 23rd Oct.For Sande 23rd October.For 19th, and 30th Octe connection, correspordence osted hero nine days before the ling from San Francisco.Lettor Carriers\u2019 Delivery Letters and bapers should be addressed t0 ensure street and number at which to be delivered.Notice of change of residence should bé promptly notified -o the postmaster in writing, an months, they b | that length of tim Tenewed at the expiration of three ng acted upon only during J e.There are five deliveries made daily in the at 8.L0 and 10.m, Four daily p.m, ochelaga and Poini St.Charles\u2014Two dé- &.m., and 1 p.m.OFFICE HOURS\u2014Open dally at 8 am: Lobby open to delivery of night mails 10 On Sundays, open from 8 to | On the following holidays : New Year's riday, Queen\u2019s Birthday, Dominion Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day, open ipvickets closed at 10 a.ra., and 10DbY oney Order Office and Savive to 6 p.m.MONTREAL, \u2014_.ed.\u201cReceiving ouses\u2014Fraom 8 » Pm.closed on Sundar TY excep! pp uDday and nolidpys 20 5.90 / To the I ha « A M Hospit much I am Mance in that to the ear to that af lonety occaslo This Comm receive have M from g fares, t our fin Mon PRIN( To the Whil come t in THE the hon In dubt have s subject perhap: would | pet av the po- a dogm you are ject ha *f meas It hasg every o ship 13 point ot it, in th of ever; be foua Confess difficult: it; still measur step en wisdom obey it the ne: journal cannot The po ard the but the morro and eac that he as you : reservir privileg pointin; us to ta sible, a probabl AB cc claim I go, it se fair sha defence quired should of po whateve in.We: have no how pes Bat, in sible th right he have ca and the & natior now pre the dew war tha voted fc the cost argume et to t) e ar gradual governu right to pleasan own bor taken bi ternal ) well as More, y cage © speak oi all tha would b and I be worth g of the E respons; national that m the mot we had tained t What an orgs her colo matters ask is, be the would probabl tioned : ship, wi high sp without stand w depende tion of ¢ of the F the Irie in the fancy tl is agra peasant Was © That is wise ect is a nx will gr Britain legislat has rea to sepa home if the ticipate perial iImmen: materia Empire of our world.similar ng peo: Richar grand e tion, w ath de evelop two equ One 81d Oniey g) tute a y Of bun ment \u20ac Britain ensue letter, Quee | » THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12 T me 3 F \u2019 rue E .i ¥ - = .- çÇ CORRESPONDENCE ___ Miscellaneous.Flisceliznrous, Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous | Pailmags | ail The Reason Why.2 \u2014\u2014 cm \"7 \u2014 = \u2014% - STITT ee - : - : \u20ac guna kano of To Bt Tf HEALTH FOR ALI remises ERALD FA { \u2014 I have just perused a letter signed by \u2014_\u2014 he 2.cs ex FTV S se EX « A Mother,\u201d re the proposed Maternity , ë 3 A 2 ao Pre ET -\u2014 \u2018Hospital, about which there has been so à G of x mospia | : CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY: \u2014 44 much discussion.: THE PF x EE is FOR SALE IN MANITOBA, i ! - 85 I am quite aware of these two streets, Purify the Blood, corr ; ye \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 3 ; : t all Disorders n+ the Mance aod St.Famille, being more shut sem ; » gor ec a pel qk è i ve hein olhers, * while Pare avenue LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND SOWELE, ee on Poste | 1HE FAVORITE LINE: MAMMOTH to the west and St.Urbain to the east ap- They invigorate and restore to health Debiliated Constitutions, end are invaluable 5 \u2019 he Thirt in Ta tan : ear to absorb the chief traffic, so much so all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages, For Children and che : Creek, in the rteont Quabec and the Lower Provinces that after nightfall they partake more of a aged they \u2018are priceless * Township im the Sixth Otta Kingston.T ! - lonely road with scarce a sound except = | \u2014~ : : Range West of the prinei- wa, Kingston.Loronto, POST A i S ! à 1: >> - 1 TS - 3 5 oy malo notes of à piano en che Rod a A EGO EIN MOE NT pal Toriaian, about ¥ive| MII Uhengt \u201ca Committee, 1 understand, some time eince san infullivle remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers Miles Nerih of Portage La\u2019 Manitoba and the North-West received a large and influential petition to = amous for Gout and Rheumatism, For disorders of the Chest ii has no equal Prairie City.\u2014\u2014 IN ALL COLORS | have Mr.Maun\u2019s artillery brigade stopped HT NOW OPEN | to from going up these excluaive thorough- or Bore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs; Colas.The following quarter sections cf Land To fares, to the annoyance of those living on Giandular Bwellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival; and for contracted and stifl vis.i\u2014 BRITISH COLUMBIA \u2018 - Su | our finest avenue, joints it acts like a charm.The Northeast Quarter of Section 18, \u2014\u2014 * Tvpe OI Modern RIA le SHERBROKE STREET.o : Northeast Quarter of Section 16, TT M 53 TA BILE \u2018 ou Montreal, Oct.11, 1386, Manufactured oniy at Thomas HOLLOWAY°S Establishment, Northen: a Oo om 7 TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL.Imperial Federation.ne HE Quisnokon Ouinion.8 NEW OXFORD STREET (late 533 OXFORD STREET), LONDON Southwest Quarter of Section 16 daily, ofcept Béndass, | ancouver-8.00 pm IN GREAY VARIHYY ; s from theast > î ; TH PRINCIPAL GEORGE M.GRANT'S SECOND Woliege Professors, respectable Physis aud.ere gold at 1s.1jd., 2s.9d., 4s.6d., 118, 228., and 33s.cach Box or Pot, and ma; The abou ihoast Quarter of Section 5 rage ap Ou wa7.16 At, 9.00 a.m., 6.10 p.m,, Lo LETTER.clans, snd other gemilemen of imtellts be had of all Medicine Vendors throughout the World.Oreek, and are not surpassed in fertility by For Toronto\u20148.00 a.m.and {8.00 p,m, To the Editor of Tre HerALD: gence ad character to the valme fe Bi Purchasers should look to the habel on the Pots and Boxes.If the address and 1a elt Cotton Wen panoy are dry pEiT Quebec-5,05 am.\"400 pm.\u201cand 10.0 PR While duly grateful for the hearty wel- Warner\u2019s SAFE Care, publishod in the is not 533 Oxford Street, London,they arssnurions» 00d roads, schools ete., and within 5 miles of ARRIVE AT MONTREAL 18 to di Imperial Federation 2diterial columns of our best mewss wo Railway Stations, From Winnipeg and Vancover\u20148.20 a.m.|\u2019 | iy come to discuss even Imperial Federation | : \u2014 Z| Terms of Payment Rezsenablv.daily, except Sundays.oe in Tre HerALp, I must decline with thanks iy pt pave Bron emrined ana = Apply at pHiom Otiawa\u201418.20 a.m., 12.35 p.m., 8.30 À * *, .- - | va the honor you doubtless mean to pay me | geaping thetrtestimony I was tmpolled | | E B 8 G ; Eee HA THH BEÉRALD OFFIOE From Toronto Zis.20 2.1.and 9.00 p.m.OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: vou In dubbing it my \u2018\u201c\u2018 pet measure.\u201d True, I to purchasa some bottles of Warner 4 wd hi 13 Montreal, Dec, 5 1335 - *10.05 p.m.-# &m., 8.10 pa.and À have spoken two or three times on the SAFE Oure amd amalyseit.Mesides, I \u2018 i ~ 3 Sundays only, subject : but, though you have written on it (00k some, swaliowing three times the EX i RAC § TO = 2h Re T ERA.t Runs daily.0 T Th F Col i perhaps more than twice as often, no one Prescribed quantity.X am satisfied the \u2014 Pr ne, wo, ree or Four Uoiors fre Would be accurate in peaking of it as your dicine 18 mot Injurions, and will FOR SALE CHEA THE CANADIAN ALL=RAIL ROUTH 2 154 pet aversion.At present, to, I occupy \u2018rankly add that if I found myself the O = MI FA j Ji CHEAP, TO THE NORTH-WEST.+ | 40 the po-ition of an inquirer rather than of victim of a serious Kidmey trouble I A Second-hand Gordon Job Cylinder Press \u2014 PRGHPT DELIVERY a dogmatist.1 wish to find out how far | ould use this preparation.The truth FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- y Through Sleeper to Torontc you are willing to go with me, The sub- 18: tite mediaal profession stands dazed Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.And ) in ject has not even got the length of being a end helpless fm the presence of mere FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, Has In of punto Complete.Will print a nd on Transcontinental Trains, \u2014 ) 40 *\u201c measure\u201d in my mind, let alone a pet.than one kidney malady, while the tes I MADE DISHES & SAUGES.be put in good running order.and rod bo à re, i information, Time-Tables, Map A It has got so far that it seems to me that simeny of hundreds ofinteliigentand \u2018An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases of weak digestion CAUTION.\u2014Genuine ONLY with useful press in a country officce, ckets, etc., ses Ticket OM es:\u2014 ® every on: who rejoices in British citizen- vers reputable genilemen hardly leave pq debility.» fac-simile of Baron Liebig\u2019s Signa- Apply to HERALD Office.\u201d 266 St.James Street, ; | 48 shipis called upon to discuss it from the ¥oem to doubt that Hr.H.FH.Warner S Is a success and a boon tor which Nations Should teel grateful.\u201d tyre in Blue Ink across Label, This \u2014 : - poor Hotel - ot moe, A iD 8 | 40 point of view of duty.For, depend upon *as failon upon one ofthose happy dis 7 ee sha ress, Lancet, British Me ical ournal, dc.Caution is necessary, owing to T I moral Hotel Ticket Office, | 80 it, in the case of a country, as in the case coveries which ocecasionally bring help Sole Agents for Canale oad the Untied Staton (whelssale only) various cheap and inferior sub- THE KEY 0 H EALTH.w CTA Hon Station, Montreal, | 80 of every dividual, interest and duty will ef wu ering hmmaniiy.O.David & Co., 9, Fenchurch Avenue, London, England.stitutes being in the Market.2 \u201cVico-Prosidant Gen Son No Div RULED TO PATTERN be fouad in the long run to be identical.DIO LEWIS go a ; os , - | 8m Confessedly, the sukjsct bristles with oO * = § Fie GoneraoD.OLDS, or difficulties.I do not see my way all round Busi Tard D.MeNICOLL, Agen .59 3.: .kl it 5 sil eas ee wy way to, propose à uslness AYE, Fair 1 General Passengor Agent.Statement F Oris, &æc.stop enough for me,\u201d is the counsel of DR.MAJOR s ; 40 wisdom as fell as of piety.When we Specialist to the Department for Diseases I I > E C i i - n conse lati .Ë I qhey a be.more clean hat 1s of the Nose and Throat, Montreal General y quence of milalions S THE WORCESTERSHIRE Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the = ir \u201c Sue mont sien ole ia nm sie re» Hospital, has returned from Germany.SAUCE which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry.Railway Blanks 14 annot be presented- as rounded wholes.832 UNION.[AVENUE have to request that Purchasers see that the Label on every boille hn foo ten eue I The politician thinks of the next election, September ly bears their Signature thus\u2014 mors of the secrotions a the same 3 124 ard the statesman of the next generation ; time Correcting Acidity of the Rauwav Tickets 54 but the editor can think ouly of \u201cTc W.MoLEA WALBANK, B ASe., ML \u2018 Stomach, curing Biliousress, Dys- Montreal and Boston Air Line | 915 morro and to-morrow and to-morrow, .æ od pepsia, eadaches, Dizziness, > ey and each day must show to his readers ivi : Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness \u2014AND\u2014 (a that he is sll-seeing and all-wise.Btill, A ar eer Civil \u2014 4 tho skin, Dropey, Dances = e oun ain Ine Railway Coupons | 145 a8 you are good enough Lo bear with me u y wi ; tr ision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, - wy reserving to yourseif of right the Woman's 214 St.James St.Montreal thout which no bottle of the original WORCESTERSHIRE Frysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of hôte Railway Time Bills ) 14 rivilege of the last word, I will 9 real.SAUCE is genuine the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen- BG This i J Pointing out that your own P osition Éliges Water Forks and Drainage & specialty.an LL SE .eral Debility; all these and many This is the ONLY LINE from B J O: .; gy ' 3 = \\ i i - rn Pa do taike at least one steps sooû a8 fon | dak ns ation hours between 12 and 1 p.m Lk Jor LEA and PERRINS® Sauce, and see Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle and other similar Complaints yield to the Montreal running through the White Railwav Folder A ane .> ; | \u2018April 81 opper.Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietors orcester Crosse and happy influence of BURDOCK Mountains to Portland and 01d Orchard 5 5 gible, aud iudicatiog what would be the Blackwell, London, & ; and CG ; hout the World TRE x 80 Dropabls consequences of such action ell, London, &., &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World, BLOOD RITTERS, Boach BY DAYLIGHT via Fabyan\u2019s = 8 .com etl messe 0 43 As colonistsare the Queen\u2019s subjects and JA S : } T.MILBURN & CO, Pronrie i ) i } M E ; | ; h .orletors, Toronto, 8A White Mountain Notch.ve claim Imperial protection wherever they DUNNE J.M.DOUGLAS & CO.AND ALEX.URQUHAR1.(où B LAD 025 go, it seems to me that they chould pay a ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR A1 FAW April MONTREAL AGENTS.Railwmans (6Qp 2nd after MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th, ILLS OF LADING | fair share of the cost of the fleet, of coast pr - + \u2019 + eave Montreal as follows :\u2014 .defences and of the coaling siations re- 280 BROADWAY Re A.M \u2014~Day Express.with Draw- , 5 38 quired «!l the world rouud, and tbat they STEWART BUILDING] TR or 9.0 cor Mama \u201caed: for Con: ADVICE NOTES ) 12% should have a corresponding share NEW YORK OITY' Si T P DE Bi i ART qu T ell, Boston, &c.\u2019 18 of power in the maintenance of| Oot.3m 20 8 U = == pes 4.00 Fort waterloo aT ave 0 4% peace, aud in the making of war| Drugeælst.150 Rue de Rivoli, PARIS, FRANCE.esaire, and intermediat ints.i : and of treaties, It is said that we KEPPLER & SANCTON For more than 50 years, Physiclans have r n n 7 4 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston For Railways and Steamshins | would thereby become responsible for ' Sisonson of She Grnuvs Syrup for al GAILROAD , Pullman Palos Seems ay 14 hat : Brita: \u201cAdiseases of the Chest : Covans, COLDS ki | Pullman Palace Sleeping Car at- whatever wars ltain might engage BANKERS AND BROKERS, BRONCHITIS, CA- tached ; also through connection \u2014 | in.We sre responsible as it is, while we ! TAREH, Le.at is \u2014\u2014 mem for Springfleld and all points on \u2018 5 410 have no coustitutional means of shewing BUY AND BELL FOR CASH, OR UN the \u201cost arse.» Trains Leave Mont The 9.00 am.and 7-45, pan.ora Frans 30 bow peace, war or treaty would affect us, MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT able and, the! \u20ac A729 0 ontreal: stop only af princi a stations, LAW FA CTU ut, in no case would we be more respon- IN AT THE NEW YOk _ .cheapest «f all} \u2018doug, AAA A.M.\u2014White Mountain Express or further parbloulars see Time Tables, 410 gible than our fellow-countrymen,and what STOCK EXOHANGE, = i a pectoral me di- \u201cAY ES 8 \" 3 arriving Mount ashitto po cuetacns ab Bonaventure Depot passed by the Li Bl 3 right have we to shirk the burden they .Del prets t p.m., Portland 8.00 p.i For tickets and all information, apply at D Jesoure have carried, for their own aod our good No.68 B d N York rash Lyman, Sons& Oo., Agents, Montreal, Orchard Beach 8.30pm.\" 014 202 St.James street, Windsor Hotel, Balmoral \u2014 of 447 and the good of the world, since th 9.roagway, New XOrx.WILL CURE OR RELIEVE | Asid\u2014Fast Crain, arriving gi Hotel or Bonaventure Siation.na the good 0 Wor/d, since they were RUDOLPH KEPPLER, Members of N.Y.| = 7 8.30 Albans, 10.50 a.m.; Burlington i 20 Ac KINNC N, wr Bstiont Tue Mother Gouutry, wo, ia W; B ÉANOION, Stock Exchange.3ILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, i A i 05 1) R US Mau pelle opm septemberss oo oe Te Protessionai Blank now practice ag democrat .6 River Junction, 2.ra.the democracy of Britain will or ae Jot 3 v2 INDISESHION, PENG ee : Boston, via Lowell, 745 pm an 1 na an 8 800 war that we would not vote tor.If we| R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MOLANE, JAUNDICE, OF THE HEART, JODIDE OF IRON P B LLS Now York, via Apringtield, at Delaware & Hudson banal Ca 'y voted for 11, we should pa h \\ ji Puliman New Buftet Parlor Oars L je 8 Ad the cost.Surely, all this dues not reduire HALSTED & McLANE, ERYSI ATi ACIDITY, Lon ACH § to=.rs to Box RAILROADS ted 10 argument.Ie it not clear that, until we BANKERS AND BROKERS.HEARTBURN ! DRYNESS ' A Proved by the Academy of Medicine of 5 oD P,M.\u2014NKew York and Boston Ex» ment .Eng ot to this position, we are not grown men?\u2018 HEADACHE, ! OF THE SKIN Medical Celebrities Sf The World for Sororala, - pa iia Burlapans JS « by Donizetti.The choir will be nssicted by the skilful clarionet player, Mr.Trendall, who will play an elaborate arrangement of Rosgini\u2019s tenor air of * Cujus Animam,\u201d and will play a fine otligato in a song of Kucken, sung by Miss Macfarlane.Mrs.Wallace will sing Lester\u2019s beautiful contralto song \u201c O Son, my babe, my Saviour.\u201d Mr, Bowles, the organist of the church, will play the opening and closing selections and also Guilmaut\u2019s Second meditation.Altogether a fine recital way be looked for.DoNOYAN vs.THE HERALD.\u2014The case of Donovan vs.The HERALD came up in the Enquete Court, yesterday, before Judge Jette, This was a case where Alderman Donovan claims damages for alleged inaccuracies in a report published in THE HERALD concerning a dispute between himself and Alderman McShane in the City Council on the 4th of December last.The plaintiff affirms that the report was nota true statement of what occurred, inasmuch ag it misrepresented what passed between himself and Alderman McShane on that occasion.Mr.Glackmeyer, City Clerk, Hon.Peter Mitcheil, Aldermen Grenier, Holland, Rainville, Malone and a few others were called as witnesses.The case will be continued to-day.ee PERSONAL, Szpator D.McInnes was staying at the Windsor yesterday, .Mr.Patterson, M.P., for Essex, was at the Windsor last evening, Sir Alex.Campbell and Miss Campbell were at the Windsor yesterday.Sir George Stephen railed from New York on Saturday for England.Mr.Hecior Cameron, M.P., was in the city yesterday en route to Riviere du Loup.{James H.Innis, R,N.,éstationed at Esquimault, B.C., is staying at the Windsor Hotel.Mr.Van Horne and Mr.Hickson returned to the city yesterday from New York\u2014in separate \u201ccare, however.Lewis Sutherland, Eeq., and lady, returned to the city yesterday after an absence of 18 months \u2018and a tour round the world.During their great trip they visited Burope, Africa, India, Japan and other Agiastic countries, and arrived home 1n good health and spirits.W.B.Duck, M.D., M.A., of Preston, Ontario, bas returned from an extended four through England, Scotland, 1lreland, France and other places in Europe.He is à genial, good-hearted man, and has made 2 host of friends for himself.His career will be watched with interest by his friends in Montreal, He is a guest of Mr, John Lewis, the well known lacrosse referee, \u2014 HERE AND THERE, y On Saturday evening as the Salvation Army were marching along near Si Ann°s warket a rowdy began pelting them with tomatoes.A policeman who was standing by at the time refused to arrest the man.The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the Portuguese Synagogue give a grand ball, this evening, at the Queen\u2019s Hall, Judging by the large number of tickets which have already been disposed of, it promises to be FAITeaŸ D FATHEBLAND.A Splendid Lecture by Father Conaty, of Worcester, Mass, St.Mary\u2019s Hall was crowded last night with an enthusiastic audience to hear the Rev.Father Conaty, of Worcester, Mass., lecture on \u2018 Faith and Fatherland.\u201d The chair was occupied by Mr.Dugald Macdonald, who briefly introduced the lecturer, Among those on the platform were His Worship the Mayor, Hon.L.O, Taillon, Hon, Mr.Lynch, Mr.Geo.W.Stephens, Mr, J.Quinn, the Rev, Fathers Salmon, Lonergan and O\u2019Doonell and a number of the representatives of the Irish Catholic societies.The rev.lecturer said that faith, a divine virtue uniting mau with God, was received by the Irish people with enthusiastic promptitude from the lips of St.Patrick and was preserved by them until our own day, despite statutes, wars and persecution of the direst kiod.Nationality is an instinct planted in the heart of man by God himself and seen in the love of men for the place of their nativity, no matter what its condition, locality or history.The Irish race-have had both in a pre-eminent degree, and as the Irishman has been true to his faith so has he been true to his nationality, And as his faith hay beeu preserved and is now triumphant, go also will his nationality be pr:served and be triumphant, To preserve their faith the Irish have \u2018difficulties to meet such as no other nation mentioned in history has ever had to cncounter.Consider the Danish invasion.For 300 years these pirates of the north after having conquered at different times almost the whole of Europe, swept down upon the Isle of Saints, like the wolf on the fold, but at each invasion they were met by the Irish race with a courage which nothing could daunt, and in the year 1073, on the field of Clontarf, Brian hurled them back into the sea.There is no grander scene in history than that of the aged king, the hero of 100 battles, raising the cross before his Celtic followers and promising them the crown which he himself was so soon to wear, for all who should fall on that day in defence of faith and fatherland.Consider the Norman ware, the Tudor wars, the Cromwell massacre, the Williamite war and the long succession of petty revolts, the penal laws, the struggle against asystem which, failing to annihilate, strove to proselytise.At first it wasa war of races, later it became a war of religion ; if the first wars had been cruel for conquest and the possession of the land, the last wars for the suppression of the faith became such as the bigotry of no other country can parallel.At the end of the last century there burst forth a world of new ideas concerning the rights of man, The Declaration of Independence written at Philadelphia echoed throughout the world.The exiled sons of Ireland took iis doctrines to their hearts and transmitted to their brethren at home the principles which were to animate Grattan, Wolfe Tone, Emmett, O'Connell, the men of \u201948 and our own glorious contemporary, Charles Stewart Parnell, How can we look upon the outcome as other than encouraging ?See the times gone by, eee the present; see the progress made, see what remains to be done.In our own recollection the Irish race was despised, misunderstood, the lrish cause absolutely unknown.Irish history as told by Irishmen was considered a fiction.To-day the Irish ruce can be heard in all the legislatures of the whole world.Civilized humanity has made the Irish cause its own, and English writers to-day stand aghast on reading the atrocities which the public archives of England prove to have been a system, centuries old, displayed by the ruling classes of England to the people of Ireland.God, to whom our people have been ever faithtul, must abd will reward them for their faith by making their nationality triumphant, Under the brave and prudent leadership of Parnell, under the generous support of Gladstone, victory cannot be far distant, Our fathers longed and prayed for the sight of the promised land, to us the promised land is in view ; to Parnell, to Croke, to Walsh will be given to lead ou: people iuto a nationhood where we will be free; where Irishmen will make their own laws, and where the glorious history of Ireland will be continued, not in war nor suffering, but in glory, in freedom, in happiness.At the conclusion of the lecture, His Honor Mayor Beaugrand moved a vote of thanks, and spoke in most eloquent terms of the lecture, characterizing it as one of the grandest efforts he had ever had the pleasure of hearing.\u2014 ST.GEORGES SOCIETY.The Regalar Monthly Meeting, The, regular monthly of the St George\u2019s Scoiety was held last evening at the Home on St.Antoine street.Mr.W.D.Strond, president, occupied the chair and there were present Messrs.J.K.Ward, J.N.Redfern, Joseph Richards, J, Horstall, ©.8.Aspinwall, B.Dakers, Geo.Kemp, Jno.I.Norris, J.Mount and E.Hollis, secretary.A number of new names were entered as members of the Society.The subject of the Laferty property was brought up and discussed.This was a property left by the above mentioned person who mysteriously disappeared.On the Society claiming the property a real estate agent named Cauchon produced a number of persons who represented themselves as heirs of the missing man, among whom were two of his sisters, They, through their attorney, have commenced an action to obtain complete pos- sesfion and it was decided that the society would notify their lawyers to watch the case and look after its interests.lt was suggested that the society enould glve a concert for the benefit of the in- sütution.This wag left in the hands of a committee who would report on the matter al next meeting.The case of Mr.P.M.Ward was brought up.Mr.Wars, who was a bailiff, 1 in jail for contempt of court, for allowing some goods to slip through his hands, which he should have seized.The amount is $9, with an ad- ditipnal $50 for expenses.It wus stated that $25 had been subscribed, but the lawyer had refused to settle for this amount.Mr Richards said he thought thatsomething should be dore in the matter, as it wasa great ehame for this man to remain in prison for an indefinite period without somelhing being done to effect his.release.Other members expressed the same Opinion.This question was disposed of by the adoption ot the following resolution : That although it is not the Province of St.George\u2019 Eociety to intervene in matters such as that of P.M, Ward, it is suggested that the president and Mr.J.K.Ward, acting informally, be requested to enquire into the matter, and if necessary exert their influence in the premises, it being the desire Of this society that justice be done to the individual concerned.À letter was read from Mr.Creak, director of the eociery,; expressing his regret at not being able to\u201d attend the last three monthly meetings of the gociety, and asking that some one be chosen in his place.Atter some discussion, it was decided to ask him to remain in office till the close of the year, 8 very enjoyable affair.There being no further business the meeting adjourned, a PROTESTAKRT SCHOOL COMMI: SION KRS.The regular weekly meeting was held on the afternoon of the 9th instant.An act to secure the more equitable distribution of school tax, derivable from incorporated companies, firms and commercial partnerships, whose shareholders or partners are in part Protestant aod in part Roman Catholic, was adopted, and it was decided to present the bill at the next session of the Proviveial Legielatvre, Two school sites were selected, one for a West End school on Luke street, the other to replace the Mill street school, which reverts to the Government at the end of the present year.The rules governing admiesion to schools were modified, 80 as to oblige children residing in unassigned districts to attend the nesrest school in which there is room.Miss Hendrie\u2019s resignation was accepted.Miss Brown, of Mill street, was appointed her succes-or ; and Miss Heathora was appointed to Mi'l street.Mise Callista Burnham was placed in charge of Hoche- laga echool, .sme d It was resolved to increase the time devoted to arithmetic by half an hour week ly in classes for girls, and reduce the time given to sewing by the same amount.Two pianos, one for Berthelet street school and the other for Point St.Charles, were ordered to be purchased.The Superintendent was empowered to arrange with Mr.Dawson, ot the l'ouic Solfa College, London, Eng, to give a course of lessons for the benefit of the teacaers, and to issue an edict to the effect that each teacher would, in future, be expected to take her class in vecal music.POINT 8T, CHARLES, A New Addition (0 the Graud Frunk Boating (lab.\u2019 The Grand Trunk Boating Club which hag derived notoriety through the press this summer for the canoe claque which it has organized, has just had a valuable addition to its fast growing collection of this description of craft in the Rob Roy * Nellie,\u201d the property of Mr.T.H.Wild- goose.This beautiful canoe is modelled after the true Eoglish type of Rob Roy and is finished iv a eu perb manner.The body of the boat is of pine wood highly .varnished with a deck of polished mahogany; its length is fourteen feet, breadth twenty-six inches, depth about nine inches.It has a mast nine feet long, carrying about forty feet of canvas, the tackle of the sail being nicely finished with small mahogany blocks ornamented with brase.On the whole the boat does not look unlike the fine English Rob Roy © Stormy Petrel,\u201d owned by Mr.H.J.Dix, and in \"poict of finish and workmanship is not inferior.It is à most ornamental and creditable addition to the club, and wil} have, no doubt, the effect of stimulating the advancing popularity ot high class boats of this description on the St.Lawrence, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN YXPLANATION, The following letter was received by the president of the Dominion Artillery Asso- cietion from Colonel Ray, wuno commanded the British Artillery team in Canada two years ago.Colonel Rayis a permanent wember of the Council of the National Artillery Association of England.In this letter an explanation is given of a remark which he made while bere regarding the representation of A and B Batteries on the Shoeburynees team, as quoted by \u2018 Six by Nine,\u201d in a letter to the Canadian Militia Gazette :\u2014 19 Grove End Row, N.W,, 29th September, 1886.DEAR COLONEL OswaLn,\u2014The observation attributed to me in the Canadian Militia Gazette of the 9th September by \u201c Six by Nice\u201d is substantially correct.But the feeling which prompted the remark he has entirely mistaken.It was really a feeling of regret [the only approach to regret that I felt the whole time I was in Canada] that my team were not to have a friendly contest with our old friends of À and B Batteries as well as the other excellent detachments which confronted us.Grose Housa, } found regret at Shoeburyne:s amongst regulars and volunteers alike, if representatives of A and B Batteries were not found amongst the Canadian team that visits England.Yours very sincerely, A.Ray, Colonel Eng.Vol, Art.OUR CHARITIES, Frotestant House of Industry and Refuge, Statement for week ending October 9.1886.1885, Number of Permanent inmates, Males.\u2026\u2026.soscsssaceccscce 37 86 Number of Permanent inmates, FEMUles .\u2026.\u2026.ouccsesve rss co0cc nes 36 32 Number of Temporary Males.30 39 Number o.Females.14 11 Total.+ s+»s:00s+0sc0u0> 117 118 No.of night lodgings given in Night Refuge :\u2014 Males \u2018250 228 Females 11 40 Oys.0 14 Girls 0 16 eens soscscvuse 261 298 No.of up and extra meals distributed :\u2014 Night Refuge POOT.\u2026.\u2026.628 815 Out-door poor.0 17 Total s+sso.cscssca0000003 sue + 618 832 Messrs, Samuel Bell and Wa.Angus are the visiting governors for this week at the Protestant House of Iadustry and Refuge and at the Home, Longue Pointe, \u2014\u2014 \u201cWell, well\u2014the world must turn upon its axis, And all mankind turn with it, heads or tails ; And live and die, make love and pay our taxes.\u201d is the way Byron looked at it ; but \u201c it is not all of life to live.\u201d A healthy life is the only one * worth living for,\u201d and that \u201c* depends on the liver\u201d If the liver ig not.in good working order, pimples, blotches, skin diseases, scrofula, catarrh, and a long lit of dangerous diseases re.eult, « Mgke love; pay taxes,\u201d but above all, get Dr.Pierec\u2019s \u201c Golden Medical Discovery,\u201d aud free your system of ail impurities of the blood by restoring your liver to healthy action, By druggists.MARINE INTELLIGE: CE.BY THE BIVER AND CANAL, The Parisian is expected to gail to-morrow.The steamship Oregon is expect, tot, pected in The Miramichi is expected in from Pictou on Saturday.The recelpts at the Custom Ho se .day amounted to $14.325, use yester The steamships Barmatian, Corean and Cacouna are expected in to-morrow.Tre Allan line steamship Circassian, from Quebec for Livergool, arrived out on Sunday.The steamship Thanemore, for Liverpool carried 44,719 bushels of grain, 251 cattle and 1,700 sheep.Lond.ec Pristalx1ia T4 taamehi 12 erpool, carried 44.710 bushels of grain, 18,158 boxes oi cheese, 178 cattle and 1,423 sheep.The Se of, 1600 font yr a, wi i ; carl d 800 pieces of deals, 439 cattle and 239 sheep.me five y on Sunday evening Aor CA ron off the track a little above Pa ongueu terry.Considerable damag va done but no one was injured.on The tug Mersey arrived from Quebec a Sunday w.th the bark Sigrid in low.She left yésterday towinz the bar Romano! dow: The Brmantt oa ds proces of pine ' full cary ' Ave end ck and 5,750 pieces on deck, containing 851,469 feet 2 d\u2019elock The body of a man was found and ¢ clock on sunday afternoon floating io ras near Welllnglon Bridge.device, plumage ; | 19859 en graved.où it.His name was Bowick And I may add that it would cause pro- |.i 'g, the tin- and he worked at Warrington\u20195, b smith, on Queen street, A verdict of + found drowned\u201d was reudered.PORT OF MONTREAL.ARRIVED\u2014Oct, 11, : Bark Sigrid, 1,08, Lason, Quebec, ballas Anderson, McKenzie 0.Steamship Invermay, 9.2, Leng, Pictou, coal, Intercolonial Coal Co.Barge Alabama, K.M.F.Co.,grain.Barge Kinghorn, M.F.Co., grain.Barge Vassul, Boucher, grain, Barge P.Cormier, Cormier, peas.Barge Flora, Dussanlt, grain and linseed.Barge Caroline, P.Rock, hay.Barge Clovis, Marchand, Lay.Barge Longueuil, Paul, cordwood.Barge st.Jean Baptiste, Argeot, cordwood.Barge St.Bernardin, Gill, cordwoud.Barge Onion, Minette, cord wood.Barge Sallaberry, Salvailie, cor dwood.Barge st.Louis, Liarmee, cordwood.Barge Indiana, 1\u2019 Esperance, cordwood, Barge Lip, Gervais, cordwood.Barge St.Zznon, Savigeaud.CLEARED\u2014Oct.11.Steamship Invermay, 952, Leng, Plctou, baliagt, Intercoloniai Cual Co.Brig Dorpa, 343, Anderson, Buenos Ayres, lamber, Anderson,McKenzie & Co, Vessels in Fort Steamships.Horton, 1,186, Dobsll, Beckett & Co.Parisian, 3,445, H, & A.Allan.Wandrahm, 1,050.Cynthia, 1,49, R.R: ford & Co.Scandinavian, 8,00, H.& A.Allan Texas, 1,888, D.Torr:nce & Co.Montreul, 2,160, D.Torrance & Co, Lake Superlor, 2,965, H.E.Murray- ; Barks.Carmel, 78), Arderson, MeKenzie & Co.Gustave Metgler, 852, Mogatt & Co.Wy1l-,829, D.Shaw.Bark Sigrid, 1030, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Brigantines.St.Joseph, 233, C.A.Boucher.Arrived via Lachine Canal\u2014October 14, Steamer Ocean, from St.Catherines to Meutreal-2,282 bris Hour W Townly Benson, Barge Gutinesu, from Grenville to Mont- seul\u201450 bxs cheese D Mc Pherson; 2 cs eggs Villancourt.Barge Fleur de Marie, from Cascades to Montreal\u2014#,368 bush peas J Ward.Barge Owens, from rigaud to Montreal\u2014 6,488 bush peas L O Lafreniere.Barge Phillipe, from Cascades to Montreal \u20148,166 bush peas J Ward.PORT OF QUEBEC.QUEBEC, October 11, ARRIVED.Steamship Sarmatian Wylie Allaus, Raé & Co., general.\u2019 Steawshlp Corean, Menzies, Glasgow, Al- lans, Rae & Co., general, Bark Bella, Christopherson, London, Price Bros & Co., balla :t, at Tadousac.Liverpool Bark Stralsund, Tode, Cork, Gerouard & Beaudet, ballast, at Bersimes.Steamship Eastern Star, Cow Bay, H.Fry & Co , coal.CLEARED, Sark Apollo, Melsom, Lisbon, Price Bros.0.Schooner Marie Rose, Bouchard, St.Pierre, Miq , Price Bros.& Co.Bark Anna Delicis, Iverson, London, Price Bros.& Co.c Bark Tinten, Olsen, London, Price Bros.& oO.Bark Bans hip S tlan, Wyl vamship Sarmatian le.ontre Allane, Rae & Co, \u2019, ylle, M al, Steamship Oregon, Williams, Montreal, Macpherson.Steamship Corean, Menzies, Montreal, Al- lans, Rae & © 0, Canal bout G.W.Clark, Glade, Sorel, maser, Canal boat J.G.Thompson, Hunt, Surel, Dibarge Lafroni d St.Onge, Gaut \u2018Barge Lafreniere an » Onge, Gauthier \u2018Whitehall, Plumondon & Auger \u2019 NOTES, The steamship Vivienne will be docked tomorrow morning.The crew of the wrecking steamer Relief have been paid off.The steamship Cacouns will arrive tonight and proceed on to Montreal.The steam bark Greenland arrived from Montreal last night, and procetded.The ship Superior went on the gridiron at Wolfe's cove, for examinati n yesterday.The ship Oregon, at 4 a.m., Sarmatian at 1 P.m, and Corean at 2 p.mM.,all proceeded for Montreal.Besolute, Jacobsen, London, Price 20.The steamshis Advance came out of dock this evening and will ieave for Montreal in the morning.: The tug steamer Beaver left, this evenin for Sore:, with a tow of barges.From thenes she proceeds tu Montreal, Lo bring down the bark Algeria The Norwegian bark Agathe went on the gridiron ut Davies to-day and was surveyed und fouud to have sustained no damage.She subsequently came off and went to a loading berth, r The cargo in No.2 hold of the steam ship Ontario is being discharged into lighters, ad an effor b will be made 19 Stop the leak ag Ship Jles afloat and without dis i the rewsainder uf her cargo.charging balance of her cargo about 300 tous, will bs discharged, then bo docked for temporary repairs, which will be pushed with all despatch so as to get her tosca this ssason.She is supposed to be Very considerably damaged.Two schooasr loads of coals were saved from the vessel at brinity Bay and are now on their way up to INLAND NAVIGATION.Port COLEORNE, Oct.11.\u2014Passed up\u2014Schre, John Magee, Oswego to Toledo, coal; W.I.Oades, Oswego to Detioit, coal.Propellors Myles, Oswego to Fort William, coal; John Pridgeon, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo.Steam barges W, B.Hall, Kingston to Owen Sound, light; Glengarry and con- soris, Charlotte to Port Arthur, coal.Down\u2014Sehrs.F.D.Barker, Milwaukee to Oswego; Lady Macdonald, Wiarton to Uswe- go, lumber acd shingles; Clara, Youell, Kings- v.lle to Kingston, wheat ; North Star, Am- herstburg to Kingston, wh at; W R.Taylor, Toledo to Kingston, timber.Barges Sherman and Mills, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn.Steam barge Tecumseh a d consorts, Toledo to Collins Bay, timber.Tug Metamora aud consorts, Byng Inlet to Oswego, timber, Wind south-west, light, Pory DALHOUSIE, Ont.» October 11.\u2014Passed Up\u2014Steamers A.S.Haze, Ogdensburg to Buffalo, lighthouse supplies; W.B.Hall, Toronto to French River, light; Glengarry and barges, Charlotte to Port Ai thur, coal; Celtic, Oswego to Fort William, coul; W.J.Averiil Ogdeusburg to Chicago, general cargo; Persia, Montreal to St.Catharines, general Cargo; schooners Grantham, Oswego to Fort Williare, coal; Wawanosh, Wellers Bay to Cleveland, iron ore; Defiance, Hamilton to St.Catharines, wheat.Down \u2014 Steamers Haskell, Chicago to Ogdensburg, gencral cargo; Lincoin and barge, Chicago to Kingston, corn; Metamora and barges, Byux Inlet to Oswego, schooners Kate Kelly, Detroit to Ogdensburg, wheat; Samana, Toledo to Ogdensburg, wheat, Mills, Chicago Lo Ogdensburg, corn; Sherman, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn; Mary Lyons, Chicago to Kingston, curn.Weather, fine ; warm.Wind, light ; south.Mariuelets, SOUTHAMPTON, October U.\u2014Arrived\u2014E pe.ANTWERP, October 1l\\\u2014Arrived\u2014Hermann.NEW York, October 1l.\u2014A 1 \u2014 $ from Bremeu.* rived \u2014Ems, QUEE:STOWN, October 11.\u2014 i \u2014Ci of Richmond, from New Yori, Arrived City GLASGOW, October 1l.\u2014Ar ived\u2014 Pennsylvania, from New Yori.6 State or \u201cNEw YORK, October 1l\u2014Arrived\u2014 from Glasgow ; Westphalia, from Hamburg.The Beaver line steamehi Lak from Montreal on the 1st, With a oh paaro of 380 cat! le ona fhatheen, arrived at Liver- p À elitn .i nt anaes \u2019 DSt., with the loss of The Donaldson line steamship Alci hencs on the :9th vf September, arrived Glasgow on Saturday and landed her entire live stock shipment of gig cattle and 142 sheep and 9 horses in good condition, The Allan line steamship Manitoban, good condition, with t pish.diad an 44_ Fes _x0vertisemen, WHISKIEG JUST RECEIvgp Consignment of Whiskieg from the Waterloo (Ost.) Disti Consisting of Ier, Seagram's WHE WHEAT, 2 Brts.ang + OLD TIMES, - « ALLRYE SPIRITS, in gun \u201c FINE OLD RYE, Hi The Best Mi \u201cHand Made Sour Mash) AR The above cslebrated goods Will bg anently on hand aud for g kept paid, in lotsto suitthe hadeby \"le, auly OVIDE STE.MARY Prices and Terms | Age at, 9 Liberal.No.30 st, Sacrament PosT OFFICE BOX, 1649.TELEPHONE No, 7 September 30 tf tog hog \u2014\" MINNESOTA Aly DAKOTA AT LOW RATES Leaving CHICAGO, via the GREAT ISLAND and ALBERT LEA ROUTER August 18th, September 8th and September 22nd, TI\"KETS to a'l pri DARA na RATE wire Tonia on the above dates at specially RE RATES.DUCED FARMERS & INTENDING SETTLERS should take advantage of this o vis the CPPOTtunlty to FARM LANDY OF THE GOLDEN NORTH-WEST, For rates and all Information address C.E.McPHERSOQN, General Agent C.R.I.& 23 York Streok = BP uog uy og; TO | E.A.HOLBROOK, RONTO, G.T.&P.A., Chicago, August 2 15 tre 9m PARKS SHIRTINGS WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE RETAIL AND COUNTRY TRADE To the Fact that the SHIRTINGS made by us are much Better Weight, Faster Colors and More Durable THAN ANY OTHERS in the MARKET The experience of those who have used them for the past eight years, and an examination of the goods, will prove the correctness of this statement.They are for sale by all the leading Wholesale Hous:s.: WM, PARIS SON, Limite ST.JOHN, N.B.May 24 M law DW 292 THOMAS ROBERTSON & CO, MONTREAL AND GLASGOW, JY IRON, STEEL AND METAL MERCHANTS RAILWAY SUPPLIES.Plambers and Steamfitters\u2019 Supplies.SOLE AGENTS FOR \u201c COLTNESS,\u201d ¢ DALMELLINGTON,\u201d \u201c GARTSHERRIE,\u201d \u201c EGLINTON » and \u201cLONSDALE HEMATITE» PIG IRONS, \u201c DILZELL\"\u201d Bieel Boller Plate, ¢\u201c LUKEN\u2019S\u201d Charcoal Iron Boiler Plate \u201cSHANK'S\u201d Sanitary Appliances.\u201c THOS.GLOV.R'S'\" D:y Gas Meters.MANUFACTURERS OF WROUGHT IRON TUBING, FOR GAS, STEAM OR WATER.Also, BOILER TUBES, made from Iron or Steel, July 1 157 Mayo\u2019's Vegetable Anesthetic IS NOW MANUFACTURED AT 41} WILLIAM STREET, MONTREAL, where all orders for the Domini-n can be promptly filled.This new anæsthetic can be administered the same as Nitrous-Oxide Gas, and can be charged in the same cylinders.Orders for Nitrous-Oxide Gas also can ba filled attabove address.Price of Vapor.4 cents per gallon Nitrous Oxide.3 « \u201c Send for descriptive pamphlet.HUGH SMYTH; Local Agent for the Patentee.September 20 dn 275 lumuer; , Bick Hendache and relieve all the troubles inch dent to a bilious state of the pystem, such as Diz Ziness, Nausen, Drowsiness, Distress after éetin Pain in the Side, &e, While their most remar able success las been shown in curing » © g A Headac 3, yet Carter\u2019sLittle Liver Pillsare equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preventin this annoying ~omplaint, while they lso correc all disorders of he Stomach, stimulate the liver aud regulate the bowels, Even if they ouly cured \u201c> ee Sy Ache they would bealmost priceless to those Whe: suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortt- Hately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little pills yale able in 80 many ways that they will not be willing.to do without them.But after all sick bead ACHE Is the bane of so many lives that here js where WO make our great boast, Qur pills cure it whid, others do not, 4 Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small 1 Yery easy totake, One or two pills ninkea dose They sre strictly vegetable and do not gr Pero purge, but by their gentle action plase 21 id ose them.In visls at 25 cents; five for $1.80 by druggists everywhere, or sent by} mail.i : 0.CARTER MED*CINE CQ Telex Octol To arr Pun Also.In Bto FISI steam Newfo Co A few Prime \u201cMale F arrel B HE JC Tele) Sept S1 I suppli 0 = RESE for sal cons Tele May ) QP ) Fl Ste: BOX dus CORE Ones SI "]