The Montreal daily star, 7 octobre 1882, samedi 7 octobre 1882

[" \u201d Pie French Minister of Justico 1 engaged on a phone où oil re form.i woeats the exol ere in ee ve pro- née, now rr yellow fever, and four P ar Latest rosgarches into the books of the late City Teesaren.London, Ont.place the defcieney ' 4 Amen or Durinoss a and other bail hina lod- 8 se an: a 3 were bur Ww rngton.Fla.» on th tho 6th.\u201cThe steamer* Moant is from Baltimore Beptomber fan found to I Havre.with poneral æ , arrived at on the 6th, with propol og ravian Minister at Washington oxpresses : EAE that the breaking off of peace negotia- \u2018 the Fosult of negotiations between oron ; ilians at Arequipa.** which sailed from re pe of Good Hope on the rty sent b; 35 Gororament to obaarre transit SIRE Ems isp dcuned 40 he upon Add prenoun Spay firms are ES the or- The era grand er postion of Oddfellows of the United States.Canada and the West Indios.con- 74°, yened at Boston, on the 6th.Al ÉD +Jodges wero in line, with numerous 2A ; display was exgellent.#2\".Æhe Prussian Minister of the Interior attended ; 0 cleotoral meeting of Conservatives at Berlin on The fact excites comment, as the edo inisters bitherto have invariably held {alot tom such meetings.editor of the Naw York * Irish World *\u2019 has sbied to he Treasurer of the Land League $17 .- ma a total of $34,200 remitted \u201cby tbe orld.\u201d It now closes the fu fund for the reason \u2018there iz no longer a Land League in exis- \u201cThe Attorney-General of Quebec has dotailed an oer to proceed to Lorette for the purpose of hunt- ularsabout the lady, supposed to be Fos ions ton, who was recently tound dead in a Ë toh on the retto road, under such mysterious 1 circumstances.241.The Trades\u2019 and Labor Council, st their meeting \u2018Toronto, brought forward @ labor platform, to representation in Parliament by trade unionists, and eq pay for equal work for bath (sexes, shortening ua the hours of labor, extension a the hise, and other important points.Arrangements have beon completod for two lines of steamships to run between Boston, Antwerp and Janeiro.They will be run by the Societe = stale Francaise de L'\u2019Atlantique, established | year under a subsidy from Car-ada and Brazil t carrying mails, but sailing under the Fronoh ds \u2018The MANITOBA JOTTINGS: ._ WixNiree, October 6.\u2014The Corporation limits werc recently extended from the area of Igwelve to twenty square miles, and the expen~ i ditare this seasan in street improvements, 2 \u2018sewers and other «plie works has been $250,- : 5 he annual re of the Chief Superintend- \u2018ant Edyjcation for the Province of Manitoba, 3 issued, shows a marvellous growth in the lic schools, now just ten years in existence.number of schools have increased from 16 +31 1871 to 182in 1881 ; the attendance from t 816 in 1871 to 4,919 in 1851.The total value of school buildings and grounds in Winni = iy-estimated at $131,000.The amount naire ÿ assessment in the four counties of Selkirk, gar, Marquette and Provencher, and the of Winnipeg, was $61,695.30, and the amount expended $110,776.83.- The ative t to the Protestant section of wh Board Ejucation was $14,153.46, m Coreshumt have Troolved to ing to oct Lath, Manitoba, wil be abandesed, Pat all the wire that it will pay to save on \u2018that.route will be \u2018secured.It is also in- \u2018tended next season to lay » cable under Lake At a mass meeting of the carpenters, held Bist night, it was decided to organize a branch ; society of England, and strike for Bi per diy wages.\u201cThe body of John Nicholson, who suddenly gepreres about à month ago, was found to- duyin the Red River.His clothes were found | dw the bua, and he was supposed to have Mahi suicide.The - supposition turns Heutto be only too true, and the worst fears of hia pelations are now realized.The coroner 2 MUSTRALASIAN JOTTINGS.Froast, N.S.W., September 7.\u2014The cor- Jeekd¥¢ Diamond\u201d has returned from her cruise th Islands.She was unable to in- ot punishment upon the murderons nativec.an To woal crop is much below the - W&LiINoTox, New Zealand, September 7.\u2014 \u201cThe New Zealaud Parliament has bills uthorising loans to the extent of £4,000,009 \u201cfr railways and public works, and has approv- ad a resolution in fuvor of direct communiea- \u201ction between England and New Zealand, with ; & subsidy of £20,000.Native affairs are quiet, and all the late difficulties are apparently ended.It is understood fhat a native Minister ill proceed to the Waikato River shortly to titeet the Maori King Tawhino.:#+'Fhe steamer * Marshalla * is loading at Port : nier with 2,500 carcases of sheep far wig) x Yorx, October 6.\u2014 Bradstrect'a special \u201cSelegrama report considerable improvement in -$ise corn-exop.The September cotton report, yubt to-morrow, will show that the zene- con of the crop is fair, except in Texas, .whine it if distinctly good.No damage is re- by worms except to a certain extent in Sain To and Alabams.Thee: is oe.for a top orop.Finished iron firm.Coal is active, and less than last\u201d week, and thirty-five mere in tite eorresponding week last year.Qauada has lever, » dscroase o seven.TH£ COMET.! Rocurarmn, October 6\u2014-The : te nucleus of Orul\u2019s comet: LT Mot recent, .as telegrams from Nashvi Cincinnati indicate that thé ; hate by Bradilreet\u2019s during the week, fifty Athan i is and was ob rio (lowe opinion of the elongation on the 4th, and pérati fire rer indicates mo- :tiog among the fragments of the auclous, and ha She parts appear to close up like lunmary SYRANK TANKS, BANDIT.TR iy cheap sme | ue refroidi view of the bandit.He |.fn 1877, until 1882 he with hid wife upon « farm near ce g his \u2018whereabouts haa 57.scers où his: - tacomgh.\u2018the number of of EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS, The Trials Commenced ~The Ceurt-Mare tials \u2014 Arabl\u2019's Complicity \u2014 Wator Famine at Suexs\u2014-Tho Now fihercef of Mecca.Cato, Oct.8.\u2014Tho examination of Mahmoud Sami and Toulba Pashas commenced to-day.Sule tan Pasha has reovived a roward of £10,000 for his loyalty.Sherif Pashis has addressed a circular to the Cousuls General, announcing the formation of a court martial for the trial of rebols.Abderah- man Rouchdi Boy is prosidant of the court.He is a Maltese renegade, and upou returning from Franoc, after an absenoo of sevoral years, ho was appointed Minister of Finance in\u2019 Arabi Pasha's last Ministry.Sherif Pasha in his circular invites tho co-operation of all the foreign Consuls, and states that he would be happy to see them, or their representatives, present at the prooeed- ings of the court martial».The Monitcur Egyp- tien this evening publishes a decree inatitut- ing at Alexandria a» special commission for the inquiry into the robberies, marders and acts of violenos, pilage and inoendiar- ism committed there ot the 11th of Jame.All documents in support \u2018of ate to be ad- the ts for these crimes.The Special Commission will be repre- souted before the special court by oa delegate charged to sustain the acousations.The Commis- siou may require the arrest of any persona through the Governor of Alexandria, who is charged with the duty of carrying such arrests into offect.The Consuls will have the right of being ropresented at the sittings of the Commission, and, although their delegates wili not be allowed to take part in any of the deliberations, they will have the right to make any communication which they may consider to be useful through the President.Abderahman Rauchdi Bey is gazetted as President of the Commission, which will consist of seven members\u2014iour Europeans and three natives.The only Englishman upon tho Commission is- Mr.Caillard, Director of Cus- toma.\u2018The Moniteur Egyptien also publishes a decree instituting a similar commission at Tanta to examine into the crimes committed on Egyptian territory outside of Alexandria during the military rebellion.No genuime documents implicating Arabi in the Alexandria outrages have yet been discovered.Itis stated that an English barrister named Lambton has arrived todefend Arabi.Sukz, October 8.\u2014There is a water famine herc.What water remains in the canal is putrid.Many persons are sick with fever.COXSTANTINOPLE, October @\u2014Arnoul Ferik, newly appointed Grand Shereet of Mocca, proceed: od thither to-day.ATHENS, October 8.\u2014 All the Powers have assented to the claim of Greece to send a commissioner to Egypt to assist in the deliberations of the Commission to ix indemnities for sufferers by.the bombardment of Alexandria.Great Britain took the initiative in urging Greece's right to be represented.An important phase of the political situation in Cairo is tho growing difference between the Egyptian Ministers in regard to the future form of Government.One party favors an autooratio system for some years and another party adve- cates the retention and development of the system established under the first constitution.EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING.Cauais, Me, October 6.\u2014On Wednesday of dry ods mn, osatad, very ness the Now o Very near ew Brunswick end of the bridge which spaus the river at the head of navigation; were searched We Dominion Custom House: officers, nd 8 large quantity of smbgrled goods The on aes fevested refuse to Eas frog toulars public, but enough is known to lead to unusually heavy consignments, and it is.supposed | that the Dominion Government bas had stectives stationed in this city since the opening of the Fall trade.SERRANO'S NEW PARTY.Manærp, October 6.\u2014Serrano is continuing his effort to form a new dynasty from the party of the Left, but differences have arisen between the Democrats and Liberals.The latter desire the constitution of 1876 modified by the introduction of the principles of the constitution of 1869, while the Democrats have thus far refrained from supporting the proposal for in- re-establishment of the constitution of 1869, although willing to assist in the formation of a new party.Nevertheless a satisfactory conclusion is reported.COLLISION ON THE INTERCOLONIAL.ST.Joux, N B, Oct, 6.\u2014Last evening a destrue- tive collision occurred on the northern division of the Intercolonial Railway hetween Assamat- quaghan and Millsracam station.Two special trains, while running very rapidly, collided with fearful effect, the engines of both being badly broken up, as were also some six or sevencars.Both trains were making for the station, the conductors having misun the orders for passing.Passengers.Cabin Passengers per Allan Royal Mail steamship * Peruvian,\u201d Josepb Ritchie, Commander, from Quebeo to Liv pool, 7th October, 1883: Sir Hogh Allan, Mr Bryce J Allan, Miss Edith M Allan, Miss Mabéi G Allan, Master Arthur Allan, Capt F Arches; Mr J Gorrell Barnes, Mrs Barnes, H M QC, Rev L Bourgeois, Rer John 8 Barnet, ° roue Byers, Rev Mr Churchward, Mr R M\" \u201cMr Dickin, Capt Druitt, Rev E Fafand, ports N Qingras, Majer Goldsmith, Mrs Goidemitk; Br Grahame, I Joha Henderson Mr J H Hewstson, Mr Richard Hughes, Miss Hudson, Mr Lawson, Mr Manley, Mr Maodonald, Mra Sandfield Macdonald, Miss Florence Ness, Right Rev Bishop Racine, Mr Adolphe Roy, Master Adolphe Roy, Master Arthur Roy, Hev J Sasseville, Mr Alox Seath, Dr Stewart, Mr Thornton, Mr W H Weir, Mrs air.A Pair of Pants.A correspondent sends us x very good story from Galt.The Manchester of Canada is » godly town and noted for the regularity with which ita inbabitants attend divine worshi Rain or shine everybody goes to church.It looked liks » shower the other Sunday evening and s0 before starting for the sanctuary, the wife of a prominent citizen hurriedly took from her clothes closet what she thought to be har olman.Gracefully carrying the garment over her arm Mrs \u2014\u2014\u2014+#allied forth accompanied by a young lady friend.They floated Fowa town with the stream of church and into the house of the Lord feeling that they had dons duty their to themselves and their conscience in braving the threatening elements to take part in the service.Mrs.threw her wrap over the seat in front and was about to my her little prayer when, gracious goodness | her eye caught the glitter of buttons and white lining.With s hornfied look she turned to her companion and : * Good heavens ! its à pair of Harry's er instead of my dolman.pre continue e words of our correspondent, (who is none other than ths compan.iom in pt *That was enough.I nearly bolted my and if it had not been for my w °t know what would bars become of me.As for Mrs, I h she would go off by silent combustion.We until we crieds and it was with difoalty that the poor dear could dumm unge snoagh to seize po) rates to pires d at to do doit an tended, every look at the vile hfe Belt 4 firms will ha .oe -the:baliat thet«ams er more aye hard | 5 + - A Glimpes ef Catro.few minutes you meat a group of padre ies, closely veiled, with the white muslin, or black silk yashmak; and a grou] attendants.They ride atride-\u2014éheir do docked with tassels qnd all manner of a trappings ; and as they pass every man, wi proper sense of decorum, averta his face lest his eyos should rest on so much veiled loveliness.ven the working dru who are often ela- borataly tattooed, aro-equally strict in Kecping the face virtuously covered, though the rest of their drapery may be caught up or blown about in such style as.\u2018scarcely suits our notions & decency.The same thing continually strikes one among the Hindoo women, who would be eternally disgraced by the faintest approach to our ordinary evening toilette, but who have no manner of objection to displaying a wide \u201clucid interval\u2019 between the arm and the waist, and auy amount of unstockinged e! I remember a Hindoo gentieman remarking \u2018that on his first visit to a London drawing-room he wished he could have hidden himself anywhere; be felt so shocked at the company in which he found similar comment was et a harvest jed\u2018by thé lürd\u2019s daughters.On one occasion à frieud acoom- pauied them, very much decolletee ; and as she sat at tbe end of the room among the evergreens, the lad gazed in open-mouthed admiration, till the lady rose, and when he saw that ¢¢ It was- na\u2019 a waxen image, but a real leddy,\u201d he fairly left the room in orror ! ' Sometimes you may hear the solemn invocation to prayer, whereupon, in street or market, the faithful will bow down and worship.But at all hours and seasons you will see men at their devotions, sometimes squatting on a square carpet, or sitting on their counter.Nothing strikes a new-comer more than this simple recognition of religion, at all times and in all places\u2014all life seeming imbued with a constant reference to the presence of God.In every greeting, every gilt, ov very common action of life, all acknowledge Him.Even in killing animals for food, certain ceremonies must be observed ; and the fatal blow is struck \u201cln the name of God, who is most great,\u201d sometimes with the addition of such words as « God give thee patience to endure the which He hath allotted to thee !\" Some ot more ignorant use the common formula, which is forever on their lips, In the name of God, the compassionate, the most merciful.\u201d This is, bowever, forbidden, as being inappropriste to the occasion.No Ma hometan dare eat of any creature which has been killed without these formules.It is unlawful food.Forthis reason, no Mahometan servant will ever touch the preserved meats which come from England, 2s he can\u2019 have no roof of their having been lawfully slain.Reiter will he eat of things shot unless he can run up in time to cut the throat and let the blood flow before the creature dies, In fact, the life of a good Moslem seems all interwoven with forms and ceremonies, and the law of the Koran, or some such sacred words, seem forever on his lips, mixing most freely with all secular matters.No action, however trivial, may be commenced without commending it to Allah.A Mahometan will not even light à lamp without bleming the name of the Propliet.Even the cries of the street hawkers bring in frequent allusions to s spiritual mar- Kat, as when the poor water-carrier offers a cap of cool refreshing drink to be, STI | = sloud, \u2018\u2019 Oh ! my God, re we |\u201d be the matter in band, ons'of the company will certainly utter some such remindar \u201cSam.moo,\u201d and his friends\u2019 ont) \u201c pt\u201d and our own Boctéh.ery nd to be\u201d seems y akin to the « Kismet\u201d the Fant.I remember an old housemaid sorely perturbed -at ng knocked over and smashed a ce hin vase ; but a few minutes later she recovered her equanimity and exclaimed : ¢ Weel, weel! it had been lang i\u2019 the family, and it was been to be broke !\u201d so laying this flattering unetion to her soul, she went calmly on with her dusting.Horrible Outrage in sierra Leone.Newspapers published on the West Coast of Africa contain fall re shocking charge against.Wm.¥.John, Phosbe John, John Williams, and Keziah Williams, of fl a girl so cruelly as to cause her death.John and Williams were described as agents and schoolmasters of the Chureb Missionary Society at Onitaha, on the Niger.The female prisoners were their wives, and thegirls, whose ill-treatment led to theSccusation, wero ns whom the prisoners had ransomed.leged offence took place as far back as 2 1577.when both girls ran away from their employers, but were ht bank.As a punishment for their cacape they were taken to the risouer William's house, when the prisoner- ohn, having obtained a rope, they were stripped naked and securely tied back to back.Tho allegations are, not only that the two mals prisoners savagely flogged the girls with theix own hands, but that a number of natives were also ordered to keep up the punishment, which they did with guava whips, canes, ropes, and other instruments, Not content with this, the male ners ordered some to be brought, - snd rubbed it into the bleeding wounds of the girls as they lay upon the ground helpless, and.rolling about in agony.Thiswas in the morning, and the girls were left on the umder the broiling sun, without shelter or aid of any kind.At midday a number of boys came up -from school and eommeneed to flog them again, by order, as is stated, of tho prisoners, after which two negroes again rubbed popper into the wounds.During the whole of the alternoon the two victims, still Hed together in the way deseriboed, Jay in the full glare of the sun, and on one occadion, having succeeded in rolling towards a clump of bushes to seek for ahade, it is said the prisoners dragged them back into the In the evening they wore untied, sad the itl sins deceased was taken away aud ° a guava tree in the yard of the prisoner John, |: Bhe was then in a very weak and prostrate condition, the other girl having apparently suffered Jess soverely.Three days after this the girl.who subsequently died was seen in the yard of | the ner, John, lying on the ground bl from a fresh cut on the while beside her was Mrs.John, ing a stk about an Es in female prisoner g and that she il » bo | the ion of \u201clt troops, Tecel of the bearing of a \u2018 a MONTREAL, SATURDAY OCTOBER 7, 1882.The purpese, thus clearly expressed, is not the specific aim of any other organization, although it is the motive of many individual Christian thinkers and writers.The American Associstion for the Advancement of Science has held annual meetings for about forty years.It contains a large numberof carnest Christians, Prayer-meetings connected with its sessions have been held.for the past few years, and the ideas expressed in last year's meeting in Cincinnati collected almost entirely around the relations of science to religion.But the distinctive wark of the Association is indicated by its name.The ruling sentiment of the Concord school is theistic, and it seems to be taking higher ground than at first, and making wore decided opposition to materialism.But its distinctive aim seems to be the discussion of purely speculative philosophy.The incidental manifestations of this higher theistic and reli.| \u2018ends, indicate the \u2018central and controlling.ain ot the American Philosophy.Its basis is revealed truth; its aim, the establishment of this truth in candid and enquiring minds; iw\u2019 i method, the thorough investigation of the re- Inted problems of science and philosophy, and prepa the results of such 1 ave Flowers fade and die.\u2014 The ri à fragrance of | Murray & Lanmau's Florida Water is the perfume of nature\u2019s rarest flowers, The flowers fade and die, but their living breath\u2014so to speak\u2014is made tual in this\u2018 exquisite floral water; for the handkerchicf, the toilet and the bath.France eats nigre than 30,000,000.francs\u2019 worth of sweet-meats every year.If it is headache of any kind that troubles you, you need never have another attack.Send $2.50 to Dr.C.W.Benson, Baltimore, Md., and he will send you by return mail 6 boxes of his Celery and Chamomile pills and they will permanently cure you, Of druggists, 50 cents A cocoanut grove of 2,500 tre root ot Key West, Fla., is in a flourishing conditi Mr.H.F.McCarthy, chemist, Ottawa, writes: \u201cI have been dis ng and jobbing Northrop & Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for the past two years, and consider that there is no better preparation of the same kind in the market.lt is very palatable, and for chronic coughs it has no equal.\u201d The sum of §3,175 was realized last year by the gold and silver \u201csweep * at the British Mint &a The most brilliant ahades possible, on all fabrics, are made by the Diamond Dyes.Unequaslled for brilliancy and durability.cents, An official return of the census of France shows that the population of the country is 37,- 672,048., Catarrh the Blsdder.STTNGING \u2018irritation, inflammation, all Kid.| ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by ¢ Bu.}.haupiba.\u201d 4.2 Bpociai Ratios Emperor William.\u2018The William is mon of fran if not ; 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Donk or ea MALT I | Ti EXTRACT.Is the best nutritious nnd digestive tonti nh Btrengthener for the Jebllitaicd, especially NURSING MO» THER SY, and a soversign remedy for Disorders of the ahroat Chest, Lungs, Stomach, and an excellent appe- REWARE OF IMITATIONS.The genuine imported has the gignature of M.EISNER, sole Agent or the U.=, 320 Race Street, Phtladelphia,on the neck u me bottle, and the picture of JOHANN THorz \u20ac on the 225% ASTHMA « CAN BE CURED of DR.hams 8 ASTHMA For éalv by LYMAN, Sone 4 ut o! moutzoaly and the The ot = warned against boi wholesale and and retail throughout the the tho use of a SPURIOUS ARTICLE, p to be Dr.Hairs Ask for pemphiets.7130m NERVOUS DEBILITY, A Cure Guaranteed.x Tavoluniay y Lossos A -oxertion oF the brain.contains onn susatment.Leconte sèr $5, sont FE ee ie hare 2 received Dr us aie it wo will zend the io refund tho monoy if a EERE Guarantees issued = Vice Son rn Monn .P.S du ELECTRIC BELT INSTITUTION, 4 QUEEN ST.EAST, Nervous Debilisy, Riogmatin, lame, lame Ba Back, Houraigia Specific Articles UGURS FOR W-ELL-BORIN G A -#TAR AUGUR haa no equal for clay, hardpan, oF for catalogue.Manutactory, 08 Mery quicksand; Feed mi Tislaw OOTS BOOTS '\u2014Buy your Boots at A.DOUGLAS\u2019, Notre Dams strect, wh was awarded at the Provincial Exhibition four fi prizes for, adie! Missew and Children's, alno, four first for Goats\u2019 Walking and Boots; six also, Riding - diploma « ad sliver medal.Ladies, Misacs and-Childre tan have their Boots nado to order the same as Burve, at a lower price and the samo material.\u2014417 1 NOTI DAME GIREET.154eodz oot IST GREAT BARGAINS-\u2014 5,000 patre Ladies\u2019, Gents\u2019 and Children's French Kid end Ole | Bu van 13.Cusiom Kk etall at wholesale ptices.WM.try prize Dominion Boot Maker, 1314 Bt.Catherine root, corner University.2146 C ATARRH \u2014A new Treatment whereby A permanent oure is offsctad in from one to three traatments.Particulars and Treatise froedn receipt a stamp.MR.DIXON, 307 Xing street west, (JATARRH TOBACCO, in Boxes.rice 25 oents.A sure cure.J.GARDNER, Dis Ohomist, 54 8t Radagonde strect.2234 (AN CER CURE \u2014 $1000 FORFEIT \u2014 INMIX OANCER CURE cures withouf use of knife.The \"ERR Co care.a Sc stamp for particulars.8.( SMITH, Conticook, Q- + Capa, 2aw nu v 1 1 ING \u201c PAPER\u2014FOR ED LTING AND OARPETS.\u2018 ycars.- Five cents psr yard\u2014delivered fren.BENNET & CU, Whalosaic Stationcrs, 45% St, Pani street 214s CuoAL HODS, COAL HODS.\u2014 Cemont for backs of stoves, Ash-\u201cifters, Coal Shovels, Mica, liollow-wary ana Catiery.Cheap at J.W.HANNAH & CO., corner Cralg and bb Ser strects.5 PDRAIR PIPES \u2014 Portland, Canada Comoute, Firo Hrioks, Roman Fire Clay, White Bricks, &c., dc.ALKX.BREMNER, LB rd Henry scoot.DRY ING MACHINE.\u2014 FER NOW'S PATENT\u2014For Printers, lAth Yobacco, Paper and Cardboard Manufacturers, Woollen ana Cotton Mills.Uses room otherwise WA ATEBOUS ENGINE WORKS CO, 176 11 law Brantiord, Ont.PDRAIN PIPES \u2014 Portland, Koman Cemonts, Fire Brices, Firs Clay, White Bricks, déc, $6.ALEX BREMNER, 34 Br Henry street.20s LLUMINATED J aati Si TION ADDRESSES, handsomely exccuted db: x, 114 St Pravcois Xavier Sn Mon Engray ing in all its sranchos.Addross prices a a KT \"ED CARPET LINING AND STALL PADS, for econoiny and bost resalts wiled.Carpets Wear Lwice as jonz as with any other, swaffings jor Furniture.Mattress Pads for basin on on top of wovan-wire and other springs, to pro- tocs hair matuosses.ror sale by ThOL Austen and Henry Morgan & Co.1608 | OKWE & COS THOMPSON PIPES\u2014The only SILVER MEDAL cver for any Pre on td A.Ansgl for his Lo Louve À Co.prety RE FRAMES at HOPE'S Always op bang, large selection of Gares ae cheap for re Frames, in Plus Podiurs empio: Ww.i Framed En- H.HOPE, 28 aa i108 teur vos 2352 SHIRTS SHIRTS.SHIRTS.\u2014 PERVEOT FIT, Made wo order.J.B.LAFLAMME, late of Ramp & L0., 240 58 James street.157s NAY -CASES\u2014W.Millichamp 4Co.Aus les vf anhow-cases, or Catalogue Wo MLL CHARE a Cor Ee aad % SAM Toronto, Ut 00.STEAM PUMPS\u2014For all varie- tea of wozk.First Frise industripd £xalbinaa, Lo- runto .bond for ctroulaz, \u2014ersher\"s Steam Pansp Works, - Toronto Unt.SORTHSY à 00, EE SCIENCE OF LIFE; oR.one SRLP-PRESEAVATION, Hy a medical work soriptions 20E alidiseascl.| TENS.A08 FOR ° THE MILLION\u2014 rin Smee of Ei LION ToS kn 177 ad mi Fox Sxle._ PULRE NEWFOUNDLAND tre ALE oh ou Fo SALE\u2014A es aL TER REED h mare; sired Soran; five years oa 5 hands high; price $200.Apply Wh 170 Goss oe Paratrain andl ai relieved and pe cured Circulars and c ai J.Ae A SPECIFIC for the STOMACH.BITTERS.THEINDIGENOUS Loss of Al Against Apport a Rgoetior The INDIGENOU: owe ibel ty : 1st\u2014To their PERTE EES ab mace af all dangerous era: A purely vogetable rem composed of of To.and barks, most precious or ir ton! tonie, stomach x five and carminative properties.accent 1 for ot te in itters, atson.& Soe oo First Prizes & en mea Ae éhormixe, HOUSE | SE Crm BEST RE any 4 '& 43 ST.JOSEPH STREET, WHOLRSALE AND RETAIL.\u201ca extat, Aetetat Doctesepes aoû Galsemes, FoR SALE CHEAP \u2014 A LARGE ii heatar, base burner, Jewel,\u201d Ko.2, Almost new.Apply 357 Bt.ol ue FOE EB SALE \u2014 PARLOR SET, iw GOOD Can be seen at 22 Clty Councillors st.233 6 F ALE CHEAP= T ALR FUÜRNAG with two registers and Pipes complete : suftable for large heating a store; sleigh, almost new.Cali 34 woe them, at J Sie 15% 187 oation Lane.: Ms 5 F°£ SALE \u2014 CUT TIRE LEWOOD; C Mullins Yard, Vicioria R SALE\u2014HORSE : workeri cheap Jor wash.23h $ \"LARGE AND GOOD 45 Cadieux street.235 3 Eo, Tr den oa oy pm ay.285 $1 Contant ssreot.y 2861 STONEPI PIPES FOR BALE\u2014SIX LENGTHS and bows; -arder ; Do rast ; cost $1.80; well Sor #1.\"41 Gen street.[Xi] WO WAGGONS YOR FA ERS OR GRO- costa, fou pale ohieap, at 56 St.Bernard atreet.438 3 HOR SALE._ COMBINED FIRR AND BURGLAR FROOF attracted \u2018so much astention at the late Mon Toronto ons, and was awarded Medal and Liploous No pate equal to it ou yy Conti nent.Price-exosed GOLDIE & MeCULLOCH, 228 tt _ 41 Bt.James sireot, West.4 =| Roos the Crown joo Parr OF LARGE YARD TO LET TO IST QF aaxi:; suitable for lusaber or buliders\u2019 sto.ES Apply 18 81 ( TO _RENT\u2014-THAT EST ULARS HOUSE, 1702 Bt.Catherins strect; extension xitcLeon; bent ed combined hob water and air; now being treehi painted.Apply to Gu L.Marler, SBomiuary.234 À TO var.HOUSE IN \u20acsSEX AVE- dares 5 Let rot furniture can be bad if a * iran ofiion.283 8 Tera NE CORNER STORE first-class business fitted with hand.tome Stare, Gmirably adapted a Druggiss, Jew- ellar or ¥, anoy Goods Business.Apply ve James Muir, Real Betate Agont, 242 St James rit 235 TO LET\u2014A Handsomely kur-} ished detached hinted, overlooking the Medill first-class ANTED\u2014A man a.stands gardening.Arty ir \u2018shar effice.a: ted youth for a store, to lars pa Apply by letter, Box 1073, P.O\" WAN TED.A First-Class Collar Ironmen To do Table Work.2343 A.H.SIMS à GO., 31 Eb.Peder n Brass Foundry.Must be lege Grounds.with } asp possession if -meocesars.Shiiatmenis Tans 5 To LET\u2014Beautifull Furnished Houve on Sherbrooke t.\u2014 HK D TOME.:235 3 (OFFICE TO LET AND OFFICE FUENITURE FOR SALE.A party taking will be entitled to the business d therewith, which is weil -and re- ; best in eity.Good reasons for P.0.Box 1307, City.HOTEL TO LEASE.\u2018ru INTERNATIONAL HOT HOTEL, Portland, Me.Tnt House is situated in close proximity to the 1 of the European, Now York and Boston Steamers and op Boat aa Depot.Easy conroctions with the city by by Street crs.It is in firet-class pese Pour leaseq to responsible par d'or , at a tes, ble rental, Inquire of AUG.P.FULLER, Portiand, Mo.211 1m BOONE.NS NS (COMFORTAVLE ROOM AND BOARD, 71 Cox WFOETABLE ROOMS WITH TOAED, 2474 St.ne BWI HOUT JDOUBLE Eo: ROU Moa Mansfield ok FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.TRE mond arc.Zsb 2 JUsN ROOMS\u2014159 BLEURY se 352 EVE ISHED OR UN HED M3 to lot, af No.111 Campos street.Bath, do.05 : JURNISHED ROOME-ON.FIRST FLOU.with use'of Kiteben.22 City Counciliors.234 | pomme BOOMS TO LET.974 GUY: ST Fosse ROOM TO LET\u2014id TATOUR FURNISHED LSE TO LETTWERTY doliars monthly.Lawrence stroct.231 6 FVENSEED TH DOME FOR GENTLEMEN.JURNISHED AND UNFURN D ENTSHES AND.ISHE FUENERED RB SNFURNISHED ROOM is tolet.107 } .ire Dame MBNISHED ROOMS.Sin UNIVERS F RA 8 Ti QURNISH ROO \u2014NEAR BEAVEE Han BEG Pala piree t a ROOM, 30} CITY GOUkCT TE ors stree SHI D B 232 6 ° W ur A Agee 4 ry A La BOARD.16 re Roo Se SOITADLE FOR TWO GERTLE men.19 Hanover st.233 2 Rox TO LET\u2014COMFORTABLE ir gonemen; va rorniihedr pre too 3 Arig] r st.COME\u2014 \"85 JROCNS_FURNISHED OR OR UNFURNISH- od.154 Uj Urbain at.24 6 00 ARD R WH BOAED~T50 ES COMME AND Mansfield street.; 434 Roous-WITHOK WITHOUT BOARD, Main, comer Cntazio.| ROOM-¥TTH BOARD, 38] CRAIG BT.none St.Denis \"RR CgME-Y 1 termine strest.Ab 2 IDE W.233 WITH OR WITHOUT PAR 80 Cathedral stroct.233 6.f RO0MS-SUITABLE FOR MARRIED COUple or two gentiemen, at 570 Lagauchetiere st .0 AND BOARD-TO BE HAD, Catheoart sé IR QO M ~ SINGLE OR DOUB, AIRY; healthy local in bath, de, sat At gen- Genevieve ET Hemen only; extreme moderate.61 Booms Eanted.pe her danghter In » petvats family Tamily preserved pt Ay ed vos W ANT ED_ FURNISHED ZOO AND tips prodecrel.Address, J 363,\" sanoffes.| Na-ROON AND BED- |.without board: must be and central ; Engion Catodral prefere Tear preferred.Anewes at anes to \u201car Fropexty Tox Sule, ARMS AND OTHER FRU Rn tn Te a, re samp\u2014W: d.JOR Al BOR Io} TO L lage.Appiy-to C.À.Le ih i APT À Los, sires\u201d FOR SA SALE\u2014A new three-run Mill, doing busipess, cm iocmin es Far à ih pe on dre rand Trunk .Address Dane SES Park Hill, Ont : diam OR _SALE-Corner ner property, a - 109 Eo street.'} Daliway, with good m os Of Dig tros.\"316 8 277\u2019 F ABLE GARDEN AND iii FOR SAL En 56 ES ; Soup.| LI-QUOR TEA | i Article.Prank by Milllems Mer Majenty\"e Sule | Jostn throughout Great Britain and she cotentes.1] SE LAWRENCE STREET, Frais | mad TA OR SALE\u2014A medium : ; J » ; four min TED ben stiere strect, oppôsite \"®t JBOARD=VACANCY FOR MAE ARD de A EEE a terme must be OAR Ça ADA HO 'EL 41 vacancies sre.couple rooms for, Fr es Gaurtel \u201ca BCAED= 0.41 Foot Sous WITH BOARD.850, L4- OOM N.D.& MoGIL Len lege avenue.; me 00.WITH treet.15% © LET \u2014 LARG WELL FURNES 4 front room.824 On HED A ET TE SELEY .comfortable a | A * 2es SU ACANCIES | at 107 Ui Avenue.tf] thom eu A Cal lata ve .ANTED \u2014 A man to attend ARTS to tothe work.Rom other necd apply.R.Warten.À boy for the Grocery Business, Apply\u2019 247 &t.Lawrence stroet.Tr A\u2019 ENTICE WANTED\u2014TO L ci Apply at 742 Cralg HS POISE WANTED\u2014ATI647 ST.CATHERINE OYS WANTED \u2014 T FADIAN B District Teisgraph Co.AT I a La.ry Bot où W ANTED AT ONCE-PARLOR SHOR : 27 St Cathertne street.Bi MN ANTED\u2014BEST Ty Apply between 4 and b ola gt ti 15.WA TED \u2014 » BYF a 682 9.Paul voa T.B TV SSTIOUE NENTEE-TOLE aon 0 q tomed to all inde of Job Work.or aon mess.Apply, wits erences a E Oo ™ Bonaventure ANTED-GENERA SERVANT: family.76 City Councillors st.238 WANTED-A 5 LAD 10 TO OK i\" 137 Bleury street.* g WANTED 1713 or NDY LABORERS.Jomk x ANTED MAN UNDEESTAN harses, to be gene \u201cMr.Penfold, Cots 8e à A Sais printed \"RRS W TED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT; washing.Apply 664 Dorchester street.ANTED \u2014 BOY, FIFrE \" re 5 streot ANTED\u2014DRY GOODS 8 Ply to James Ogilvy, 190 8% tie ai NTED\u2014MESSAGE vassers, one general WA T D\u2014 AY OM AN TO » mall familys Apply Bran Ralcorial the ing ; Craig stroct, any morning fore nins o\u2019clock.2.ANTED\u2014A Rsk; MUST recommended.Apply at 40 td WEE SF WANTED GEN RAL SERVA.ER M > 4 WANTED 4° ox N 4s ; ANT DERE ; irons also, a ÿ= - who has takes charge of an re Es re recomuiendations in eick nursing, ta pans ues furnish ss.- handwriting, re BOX 408, 12 WANT SECTE WT re names experianced hanils will Toostve \u2018ve good can piayment.\u2026 d Wiad Ca my Ww Wo stirs pons Box Factory.eon EE CHARGE GTR WAN Weeds vapesio à EXPERIERG SESE Wares IMMÉDIAT University st.ERA : MART M : tern.Appty 97 Bt.Francois Tir airs.4 Wem Jorn, Su amen 0 i -CLASS \u2014A GENERAL ih tunity.ne \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL: 35 Metenife street.sa A GENERALSE.shoot.QU ANTED-CABINET-MARERS AND UP: holsterers.Apply 661 Bt.J h streot.s \u201cVV ANTED\u2014T 0 NURBES; CITY REF ences required.eT ar EB * 500 coat, pants and BH: 4 h gegement._ Apply ad a ou an .MAKE FOURG RS EM ST WANES BITUA soantry, » ÿrae ce es Robt ge peferences.Apply 10 À.| 1 TOW A YO : ol rE ZR TAI ARR, Framools Tavier shest.44 Ba =| | DE, ve ske su Lost.AAA AA Lea LURSDAY, FOX TERRIER BITOH; lk fader will Wen RAT | st Ko Bustñess Chances.ER PES I PA Pi pier N ER WANTED.Vers 68T\u2014REWAND WILL BEPAID THE of of Carrier to 99 a pair Pigeons Draws: .= ANADA.UNITED FT A dy, Se, BERTSON & & FLERE W.Ww.RonERTSON.| 0.K wy,\" ; ABFOCATES ford ponsidebe 3 lew Ane RD.DS \"PATENTS » x Ameo PROPERLY AND xx1 VU) ousLY X CURED B-MAKKS, DEEN : kD, POPINEORR GIV Ars VALIDITY, BSIORMEN TS AND EE me DAY \"OCTOBER 7: 1582, \u2014DOUBLE SHMRT + \u2018Notes, Queries \u2018and Îles.| made of à agi Jewel out ih our Savior applying el So Hotel dex.sens ly sharers of its.attr, alle te ford\u2019s Acid Phosphate |\u2019 Cn pe wm weil, 8 0.aassppesed te hare drask al the lant sappen, 66 Invalides tee of Napoleon's veterans, of take of its daily \u201cwork, And after alli} is neeful in\u201d dyspapein.It gives tho stomach A < Commer Go a Li BA | Sine Seon, Gl monn Shr hem Watson mall ch oreo ys lomo an mud for oir mi, | bo nd mere vg te whole arian.| \"THE MONTREAY, DAILY STAR BATURDAY LT _ à css = AS ry .py * = , - .LEMAN FROM PARIS, KNOWING 33 FOR THE LADIES, .> memes ét 1 \u20ac ish, vriahos to gire Pronch, Spanish Lati LE gy 3 84.Lawrence Main strect.36 | , hiand Dance\u2014Onelie-A of ys One of them was posscassd of à medal work that rears monuments, that builds nations, Frs = A R a Travelling Brome hows from Bates.| Onmenici \" trio pg M2 dasiration of the werd.| given bia the * Little Corparal\u201d at St.that wing Lattles that achieros political Vie S BELANGER FROM MON- STODDART Pais Loudness gsi en Oommen mob sd OT Be | basso, moe amy Hens.\u201d Thin mitiry bspital ls shout tn be tori th cries umn of any.kind ory.on Emi re ee EEE 41.8 415 Bloutv \"heu te ali the ag quite dud tad or to Tun Bran vadopied.\u2019 con.7 turned into a as the veteran invalids whers SLL Te = ge - Motre Dame street, cars D, C.Dumas, jdvocate.| -& ALO L aro Sacansper the Highlands as de : \u201cpm = \u2014_\u2014 for to take their pansions and live with their ei a good thing bu indusiry iso DIES i = 2153 g a .Curious Ceinsidence.\u201cThe Went Use 6e Which 'a Man Onn iends.\u201ca s plodders are the , ont Va Tu noce up ait Two sats of verses are Printed below, pouned | Bo Fut ° Remembering Dickens's words or description mon of ortierement, sus pal.L : COMPTON, QUE.a t jorrneyings by land and watce, cod BY diSerost writers oa the same sabjest.The fret rooly last woek on above oe O ination © \u2018morgue possessed for sponge.tiang ara not pensioners.Piety | AN INTERMEDIATE AND VINISIUNG SCHOOL FOB © ARRDUCIION ON.pme Jon ui ue a hy davou ring oot ed ri Le mr el x Pench pote vot ve fel Totbront hein 1e mar prince Cn him, I wended my way thither.Two bodies is not a sentiment.Life is a battle.Religion |.ve ; 28 OVO : 1 horrible is business, and a first-rate Christian need not *gandition of wind, which been so continu: 2, tes ascribes the «lotum that \u201cthe very worst wie to séretched ou metal slabs pressnted a .à .in au ot to loave time for digestion of any \u201c Fables Reversed: Thich you can put a man isto bang him\u201d te John sight, and connecting their fate with the fast be a filth-rate man of business.bo docs i hati rds, | i i istiani : as 0 to-day, instead of voyuging to the lale hich form the souciading paragrap of his novel! life and sinful careers seen during the past Christianity says: Whatsoever thy hands _- XOUNG LADIER WITH PREPARATORY .Lg pre KLE Clocks, Watches and: Jey Lots Principe: Mrs Hvis, X.C.Loo, Epos OF 25 PER CENT.THE HARK AWD TRK TORTOBE .ASS : .larrre staff of oxptrienced resident ord.- j i , by which 1 moan night, 1 saw no fascinationin the view, only & find to do that is lawful to be douce, do it with hysieal rain : kys, as was in my programme, an trying x vii of things since thou have bees, H.M.(Montroal).le disgust aud pitying fear for those w the whole heart.But do it to the glory of pociai atient Gren 05 pupits Dock ward ih thor Oro, Bor wrmdace Io recover mysall by sitting in my pleasant Tho tortuise started vu a race, \u2014 wets urrying oa fleeting steps he God! Be uuworldly st your world\u2019s work.let - lit beautiful \u201c WATCILES, Niokel, end + Sota window, and watching the various siewio.RAS dupe tre de ar oee \u2018MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.= |tie sue terrible poctals of this mot to present aud the earthly.absorb you.: RY re WATCILES, soi silver, gra as they come and go in the charming little ftunnine hore, tberé and ovory where, It is ansounced that Balvini will open his sea- scpulchre of the forsaken and negloctsd.The Hold all things as not your own.Take them Pupils recetved at any time during the yor, sod VS ES ee bear Toll jose Way of Oban, feeling devoutly thankful that Would olien tarry by the way, ; 3 ; i ial bi à th d be ebarged only from date of entertng., \u20ac fur this day, atleast, I am not £ the Sure, when he plcased, to win the day: oon 1 this eountry ss King Loar.- elty is comparatively quiet, all th social big- and use them, and be the master of them, not ror ct ining fall es to 15 netions, 89 Re ri y, all Le cal not on any oi bem.t not disposod to miss tho chance Annie Louise Cary (Mrs.Raymond) bas en- wiis being out of town.Politics ato not in a their slave.Christianity prescribes no law for of study, foos testimonials at refortmoes, addres, Watehen, Nolid Gold, Lady\u2019s sing stun ban may w called the Charing Cross, Ot socing points of interest.tirely recovered the use of her voice.very troubled condition, not as much as ip dress, for amount of business, for extent of ; \u2026 REV.J.DINEEY, ! stous cases, (rem $18.~~; or perhaps more properly, the Clapham Juno- So hore Be took his Wiutor's rest, \u201d th of ffairs.There it establishes the t vrinciplo 228° : - The above aro warrantal good, sound, strong Wibehet \u201csion, of the Highlands for steamers, trains And there iv Snmmor wade ploasauoo.This is the last week of ** Esmeralda at the warranted by the state foreign affairs.There possessions.establ great princip SIC AND LAN pon.32 Mecond.hnnd Gold Wntohes irons 910.ad\" cosches to all parts of the earth Tbe tortoise still, with heart and soul, Madison Square Thestre, Now York.appears to be an apathy concerning Faypten f unworldliness, enjoins the being uninslaved GDL AN ANGU AG ES\u2014 Scoond-hand Silver Watches, (rons $8 |.scem to pour forth from its mountain.ones ON) sad 1S sore of coud The Abbo Lisst has trausoribod somo of the allairs which even M.de Losseps fails to d y earthly things, saying, Let them that buy private taition, 6u and after Lis 15007 Oetober.Pull y { gl © skirted shores, both by day and ht.1 Cropt wearily along the road.~#Parsifal \" themes, introducing the bell mo- turb ; perhaps France has confidence in * pes be as though they possessed not ; that is, so and complete tuttion atven to young ladies.230 1m JEWELLERY! J EWELLERY & R \"Is exact] the 1 y day and by night.It \u2018The harc could always catoh him up tive.fids Albion * and is indifforont to taking any possessing that the loss of the thing HE EVENING 3 1d Plated Braceleta.Sas 5 5 .exaelly place to come for those who wish Bat evory eve A Berti that the cost of pat.action until Bismarck shows his hand.They | will not be like taking away one\u2019s all; but T ENING CLASSES AT Geld Finted Eracelets, trous ee Fe 80 sce the Highlands without the fatizae and To dino took leave, ; 0 newspaper says Laat Lao Cost of pu ; b i halt | he soul free, cheerful, = Silver fia | © bé ie = noon venience of changing beds évery night, ot And halted every night to sap- ting \u201c Parsifal \u201d on the staze st Bayrouth was all fear him, England and all, why, it is some- shall leave ¢ ul, mas- ; Gold Lienvy Piatcd sings, Isiencs, 766.= - 5 tunsing the risk of getting body tell i 700,000 marks.what difficult to discover-\u2014but his diotuais ter of itself, and content by the grace of God.DEL Mont solid Geid linge, an immense varier, À - go whore rs baths à ini in ™ COXCLUSION AXD Mon Ita Bead?Mme.Emma Juch is onher way to this con.Will not carry as much weight as formerly and, Buying, possessing, accumulating\u2014this is not 1 ena eas rom SL, 7 À m tables are mad tod duti a ne Bat tartoise von the race hed lod 1 cad?try, and will be a momber of Col.Mapleson\u2019s DO matter what may happen, Paris will _parsue worldliness.But doing this iu the love of it, 4 CEA 7, Lt 6 Rolled Gold Chains, $4, $3.86, 98 and $16: j pated in their traction, Here aa The second hich I attached amo, OPOratio company the coming seasou.its fashionable march, France will remain con- with no love of God paramount\u2014doing it so = | 16-k.Nelid Gold) Ladies aid Gomilemon 2's : .: second st, to which I attached iy nam, \u2018Madamo Marie Rese bas boon singing Pryche tadictory and surprising,the French waiter the that thoughts of eternity snd of God are an = thick Gents\u2019 Albert.oured comfortable rooms, and ean make daily was published more than six months ago in the ell E dul iste intn ; doing it so that on irit is see Wu! commenos on MONDAY, OCTODER dan.ER ; @xcursions to see pusses, islands, ancient cas- Bev.A.J.Bray's Canadian Spectator: in a new cantata at Birmingham, England, aad wast exhaustive aud fraudulent in existence, trision ; doing es sp ; The Evening Classes gre''Gestyned partioulariy for AN IMMKNSE STOCK OP 201 ties, and Cervelo of ineerin which are too * pvc ?ue is said to have realired the part to perfection.and the French cocher the worst driver aud ularized in the process ; this is worldliness.those who cannot attend during su day account of E from Brion] ana crud Saginee 28 \"i sou MARE AND THK TORTOISE.The first performance in London of * The Re- the best charger of all cities.Léta man bewnre of this.It will eat out his : ; practical nue 10 Impart a coul Businees Spectacles and Eyo-glasses 180, \"with the word * excursion ;\u201d but so it is.In Borgen ® oriotsn ane Mare took place.demption \u201d will take place at Albert Hall on OL.B.8.piety os ineritably se he lives and allows it.Neuralgia, Sciati cludes PockEcopMmg in ai tve form, Burinoes Customs .i : rtoise, ; ith Mme.Albani and the Birmiogh \u2014\u2014 Get rich if yon will.In so doing, you take uralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, z ; 3 fact, we got here b 66 day\" ** fro At the word tio,\u201d Puss started like the wind, Nov.1, with Mme.and the Birmiogham .| Ly Oommercini smd Mental Arithmetic, Ieumanship an .& ya days excursion TOI 4.414 her rival hopelessly behind: cast.M.Gounod will condnot.Sundav Reading.greatriska Bat Ciristianity does not say to @ackacho, Soreness of the Chest, Husinces Corrapondenca, Commercial Law and Buttness Pens Glasgow, and wo are stopping hers to excur- But soon, reficoting that she scares could lose, The organisation of the Philadelphia Music eat \u2014 any man, You must be worth only so much ; Sout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swalls- Fo a reel and Échen or ihe student Nay mn AA AA ASS sionise and\u2019visit Glencoe, Loch Awe, the is.Bho sank to earth, and coolly took à snooze- ! \u2018ation has been commit extend your business only s0 far.lt says, Use - à ., Enter for tho purquit of à eingho sandy.ip Classes ns oC _.lauds ot Staffa and ! h fF Meanwhile, the tortoise slowly plodded on, Festival Association h completed and a THE SHADOW OF DEATH.1) gs and Sprains, Burns and onal For pastieniars apply at tre Colle, corner of À William : d the Calede, a ey oof orb Will, inch by ineh, the goal was almost won.$30,000 guarantee fund subscribed for a festival pcath,thou phantom which we mortals see your riches for tho glory of God; let thou be Scalds, General Bodil 7 Fore Dame set Pace d'Arass, or send for dreniar con we can enjoy for dodontan Canal, po Of which Just shen, the | hate leapt Jighly from her bed, ia April next, under the direstion of W.U.Gil- Whon in importeotness we blindly promo: set Joosely outside of you, while the Christ is \u2019 y taining full description of the course, terms, oe.Ad : It IF YOU WANT, Thou art the rhadow that tiod\u2019s angel casts, inside rrgnant and worshiped.If they once Pains, dress, DAY à HU 233 38 Beally The Best & Steel Pens { : weary but sure of & good dinner and a comfort- Seared by the sucht, witha hor apeod and strength Bidding oarth\u2019s children look above, and soo usurp His woe to you! And vou can tell MHE BERTHIER GRAMMAL able bed wa \u201cnight.Possibly this somewhat | ZrO dT BIL RE veto seven to show of ee Lugs ot oborrs Bork Thomas Now Lie hci, cotenin Brenkine through The Sondn.Wehr ey have jour Lords pisce or not.; Boat apd Ears, and anata | zion fom i Som sip \u2019 Juxurions way of doing the Highlands would (MORAL) York, on Ootober 30, has been so great that Mr.The pists and doabis are very dear to them, Any man can easily decide whether his business \u2019 , Septoraber.ri and \u20ac 5 to 4 per an.A mot suit young and vigorous mountaineers or \u201cThe race is not gained\u2014always\u2014by the slow!\u201d Abboy has concluded to hold an auction sale for And woll our Father knows that purelight , : : 1 Pains and Aches.nun.For furiber particulars apply to the Rectoe, the ce ares I > is being doue in the name of the Lord Jesus.If *, ter.KE.McManus or to the Mead Master, Mr.U.IL eX but it auits me exactly when I do No merit, of course, is to be found (or looked that occasion, which will tak» place about a week Yo would ovals, and croater dar uss rook: it units him for devotion, keeps him out of his er safe, \u2014 Ba tena Jacoes Ors Howard, Berthier (vn liuath, Aug | ith, ish tux #6: mot try fo ace too much at a time, aud is, I ory in rhymes of so trifling & ebaracter; and I prior.\u2018That we may pause, while asking whence it comes, closet, leaves him no time for prayer, thrusts Remody.: A trial ou but the comparative) Sto: tS fanty, tho best plan for most ladies to get a have bere quoted the two cots, merely to point \"It is currently reported at Vienna that Wag- And, looking up, behold his loving face.itself into his hours of worship ; if it scoularize triling outlay of 50 Cents, and avery cue emferire oves.quiet idea of the variety of Highland scenery.out the singular oorrespondence bctwoon thom, ner and Wilheimj, the vivlinist, have projected a 000007 Chruhaw Regisier.him so that his religion becomes intrusive mt pain can bave cheap and positive proof of (9 ~~~ INA , It seems As though danding were quite a na.which extends oven to the word \u201c Moral,\u201d insert- plan for the presentation in the United > States of ve wheuever it peers into Lhe store, the oflice, the Directions tn Hleren Languages._.tufal exercise to natives of this land, and as if ed, somewhat oddly in tho case of vorse, before the composer's latest work, under his personal The Home, - A ] ; ; ; : ' A ; ing- - BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND \u201cthie superabundance of ene and animal the conclusion.The reader will notice that while saperictendoncs, before it hay been given in Home ough to be the most pleasant and thop, the counting.room, on a week: day, and goLD \"= To DEALERS .spirits which John Kuox and his followers an.£™nek\u2019s now edition of the old fable is not re- any European theatre outside of Bayreuth, , Dogo MED +.vw NE.' , ON ; comfortable spot on earth.Better be provok- away witt: von! You belong to Sunday :\u201d ELER : ss O ~ cre torepres found vent in the caper oid, 2 ie Mae \u201cnine à, Bol aude Ques Victoria bar secpied 1 copy of Mi.ing suyuhercan shan st Dome.One shoud Ie nino wy orn ad | Oe 0g TOV ES, ¢ nul flings of this national pastime.The other ! Gounod's now oratorio, The Redomption,\u201d her never plant thorns where he has to spend so : ; RANGES.pésere ee du rai making the Aare win tho race, (which really con- Majesty having already allowed the jwork to be pe ; ; ; auxicties ; if it make him hard, grasping, i a he om ok the sta.stitutes the only point o! my versicles) was sug- à ed Lo her.Te copy was rmioontly much of his time himself.A little self-denial, close-fisted, reluctant at out and py n ky Agente: Alex.Buntin & Co, 2etrea, ted to mo by brilliant hamerisi\u2014Mr.Gegrge - od a habit of pleasant speaking, a consideration ot for incom ick for further inyestmen Bantin Bro.& Oo, Zee}.+ dose a Sunday school treat, under the gnid- £ Livigan of the New York World.\"8° [bound and printed on largo, had © paper the wants of others\u2014these make home ddlight- fa toc ai d by quick Pal se ares on > \u2014 À , @æceof an old \u201c\u2018miuister,\u201d wiling away the time, ' direct from the ongrarod plates.: ful.The Rev.I.KE.Clark, ina sermon print- about ad state ou the Tord ia ecrit w \u2019 * sith the assistance of an attendant piper, by \u201c Under Weigh \u201d or \u201c Under Way.\u201d A company compoxed ontiroly of women\u2014not ed in the Golden Rule, thus touches upon a qi - ; J .: ; oy _ even oxcepting the perlormers in the orchestm\u2014 3.1.y ee < ! then Christianity has little to do with the Scop someday vor a itd Stn 131] nn, Ba.TP nn SA | Bt day bone intel be ad ist de id i Te Th d of the stea in the 1 Bol Teqtisement to the second edition of the poom pub- provide for the entertainment of London play- A, the eternal nagging and fault-finding es his business by corrupting his religion, Ihe steward of the steamer in the Loch below lis swells his income by starving his soul, the ! : : I > È hod by A.Millar, (1784), in which the author goets.The trowps is t iet of BO lai d carping that zo on in many a family! and in vigoroualy, and several of the railway rogrets that he could by no means recommend the - tho Opera.ue in Frery little personal habit, every little Lann- § halante sheet will be woefully against him in \u201c poriers took partners from amongst the school ©Xblunations of the technical nantical terme, ooea- They are to appear at the Opera Comique in Furnaces.< J | tioned in hi , which found i October.Songs aud choruses, and an operotta by less pet indulgence, every ingrained trait on the final reckoning.& tho old minister looking on with ap- re or ioaarcs oF that ime.roround io fo \"Robert Reoce and M.Meyer Luts constitnte either side, comes in for a pestering fire of un- But n means grace, » promoter of godli- The Superiority of our Goods is perl and Destin Ge to Che bagpipes whilst , Los eles probably.induce im to pub fy | the promised programm.Be es Bae me fo rar | 10%, i that bustncas done in the name of n ' casant re y ar a now Acknowledged.way wonderful to behold, till the train hove 33,03, [esretted that.ncishor \u201c\u201cModill\" nor any Mr.snd Mrs.Florence will begin their season Sting, until that house is no more fit to live in Jesus, in the spirit of consecration ; its gains Cures Dyspepsia, Nervous Affeo : 5 En .ublic library in Montreal has ansthing approach- on the 23rd of October at the Grand Opera- than a patch of nettles is for a tired man's i ist-lik ; 3 Gen ili ; \u2014 x os * ** : in sight.The sound of the bagpipes seems to be to 4 complote set of English [cxicons.Îiad we House, New York, appearing frst in ?The bed.\" naa nell in a Christ-like ive veatures tions, P Debility, F rare A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK * have an exhilarating effect on Scotch blood, and den St RRA oe er Nad Tieket-of-Leave Mnn,\u201d andl afterward in \u201c No _\u2014 onl wa eas to or : T good, its whol : Ague, ysis, : a he cader \\ | vy - they certainly have the advantage of being very thetos in tho absence ul the dictionary.we nase Thoroughiare>® and \u201c Kiloon Oge.\u201d On the 4th - 7 groate a whoe cou- Boils, Dropsy, Humors, Female Com- I 1.Irish Line ole and kive + .y 8 8 Yerÿ theloss, in the absenceof the dietionars.we havo Gladnione on How to Study the Bible.duct and charucter and profit decided by con- .| VIVRYU easily conveyed from place to place for, that a description of the first vignette in the edition of of Decembar they will produce a new four-act , ; ; iderati rtaining to the mext worl laints, Liver Complaint, Remittent rs ; 1 can scarcely faugy an English the \u201cBhipwreck,\u201d [L811], wnorein tho author sass : comedy written by George R.Sims, and entitlod Few men could with more fairness refuse to siderations vertaining the next worl d, as well Fever and all diseases originating IN WHITE AND TINTS; = gathering of school children, setting off with bao Bhip nppears under weigh : | and tho artist «The Captain,\u201d in the l'ark Theatre.This will be troubled with others\u2019 bardens than the Right 38 tothis.Seest thou a man diligent in such ?NO COOK STOVE HAS SUCH me, sue accord to exhibit such steps, and whirling the bow, and the foretansail sete + venden be followed by ** Am Old Stager,\u201d a four-aot Honorable William KE.Gladstone, Prime Minis.business?He shall stand before the King.\u2014 In 8 bad State of the Blood, or A NAME\u2014A PERFECT BAKER.\u2014 ' with a will\u201d as I saw in this little Highland Hutton, in his Mathethatical and Philosophical comedy written by Jessup and Gill.ter of Great Britain.Yet Mr.Gladstone Dr.Herrick Johnson, accompanied by Debility er à low \u2014_\u2014 ae il Dictionary, [1 /85), cives us\u201d WFetoh, Way, or Woy Mrs.Langtry will soon bo on the seas.A always finds time to assist others to the best of ] - - State of the System, GEORGE BISHOP & peilway station.as a noun ; siguilying a weigh of cheese, wool, &c., London contemporary recently said of her: ; à ; .THE WINDSO 0 Gaelic is constantly spoken in these parts, containing 356 pounds avoirdupoir.Uf corn the J on x y said of her: his ability.A fresh instance of this hes jut TEMPERANCE AND INTEM- 1 Gysik GuiiiAs rafib 1S ALL CANES: R, ' ROR .and the working people use it almost always to weigh contains 40 bushels ; of barley Wr malt 6 Among other : gos of the times ote young lady, heen made public.A Bible-class tenclier wrote PERANCE.169 86.James =, arters.\u201d The same author anys:\u2014* Way ol 08805 0 .Lan 's 20] 3 i 3 * eech other, and to their cattle who seem to un- op.LS sometimes usod fur her aks or track, bat Bars, was beard to say as the FT aditnos was asking how ho might best study the Bible, Mr.J it.he ds ttle Highland kine: nore sommonly the torm is understood of the va .?whi .Gladstone replicd, regretting that he could hot The last seesion of the Kentucky Legislature demain tty potes ear Lisle Hi Sar wud nore son prosress hich sho makes in the matos leaving: 'Bbe is perfeetly lovely ; while outside rent the subject \u2018with tho fulness which it de- passed prohibitory laws for ninety-three local _ 1 A | | ander sail.\u201d o stalls\u2019 entrance an itinerant vender was loud- served, br se tline pl f Bible ites in that State om the petition of the inhabit- 7 pills respond to it, and the driver of tho four.Any person aëk a farmer \u2014By the woigh, ing shouting as ho strove to sell choap photo- , but giring an outline pian of ta.' ._ boesed coach on which I drove to the Pass of [not en passant) what is the price of barley Ÿ graphe : \"Oniy two-pence esch\u2014s correct por- study.He said : \u201c* Christianity 1a Ohrist, and 88 - 1\u201d Melford talked frequently to his steeds in this mithout justly coming under the consorship of the trait of Mrs.Langtry, tbe queen of the Rearnesato him, is the end ofall your efforts, Women bave now the right to vote in language, urging them on\u2019 by crying what .To.D.Kme.56e\u201d secs Remember that the Scrip es ie { municipal Sloctions ons in Scotland, and their in- sounded like \u201c\u2018\u2019hutch, hutoh,\u201d meaning \u201cgo I cnanot holp thinking that in tho above letter A story\u2014so goed that, if it be not true, it PUT ° 5 the oth oF ¥ in Tuence is y felt in movement fer the - ou\u2019 in plain English, Ho was a skilful driver Mr.King has made a slight mistake.The first 00ght to be\u2014is told apropos to the London dobut green pastures,\u201d other to serve as proof of: introduction of temperance literature into the j \u2018 and a spry-looking wan, and Lind but one great edition of Faloonor's «* shipwreck\u201d sppeared in of Maude Forrester in * ppa\u201d The.animal doctrine, These are not divided by a sharp common schools, .! : = wish of his heart ungratified, which was to seo 1762, and in 1769 he published versal engaged to boar her through the terrible wilds of line from one another, yet they are provinces, A list of the THE ARGAND, mme a , i Dieti ¢ Marine.\u201d In th Tartazy was an old omnibus horse, and, when on the whole, distinct, and in some ways difRy- | J ities of Mines .a Le Lee me dr eng | ein ia | Boni rie ape ek 1 | nr de va i ane, me re FE PTE mown or sour suum, fw be transported to Hyde Pork one morning Authors,\u201d (Vol.1., 578) writes of this event : tied to make hor urge on her wild career, the But wo all require to feed in the ès \u2018aid biddan to sell intoricating liquors toany of the Collats, wo will sens our writien GUARAXTas 10 refund .: tet Fou an fonts Jet, wicugh far awn \"Pau vie th io Tn han oe | Toe Sto ie pump to he Aro bot red Vp mere Bry epedint vat tg dra atthe wells, Por ie purge the pros va où the EE | Een RIESE ' ri \u201d ut to sail to India, no doubt revir the , ipt i bly si those ù rugs e ense-Assortusent-\u2014soise À ES ONLY Sa LoL - pe ibiti 8 clubs : mest ond start for their satlor\u2019s love of tho sca, and Falconor railed in twisted.and only shook js besd reproschfully willing to De fe?ple to all in The old Massachusetts T'emperauce Boctety Donc ae à boxer Lea to SE DE ere ai Due per 200 rmn of Stoves.Purchasers : { .RICH se \u2026 .v > es tructi dostri age, on money, 4 hibition to beholders, but few of them the vessol from England, beptember 30, 1760.when the whip was Applied.At last the stage rd to the proof or co on of still lives, as since 1818.It is supposed so be receipt of the & on by Jreasing remember in buying a POLIWEA'S RETAIL Ë 3 Jerhape a appreciative as this Highland Sbo is kuown to have touched at the Cape, but Manager had a brilliant idea.He suddenly Tes is a desirable work, but not for all.It the oldest in the world, though having taki HACKY AG DL Ens.2 ALBERT HAL - o she tty travelli ester vas never hoard of afterwards.She is supposed or prety door, ae Jom hoe wo es to be pu ed with nore of external ©\u201d modern improvements, and now standing, Fo ta Montreal by LAVIOLETTE ê RELSOH, 200 CI en dinnen Stove 0 Be.Radageade Streit: AWS very welling dress y ay, to havo loundored in the Mozambique Channel.\u201d \u2019 ?, © ; Then it di basis total Jotre Damse stroat; R.BIUKS, MoGill street, and ; ; oe s made so daintily sad so well that I wondered Now, we shail loarn from the paragraph in the horse remembered the omaibus cede, and at once helps, more learning and good guides, more as it did not at first, on the of druggists everywhere.199 g .3 where it was turned ont, | discovered the London Field, which is quotod below, that in trotted np the runs ia tho usual Ukraine style, knowledge of the historical development of abstinence from all intoxicating drinks.; 3e dicti ! i he spectators.icion :- which development i of th An itinerary preacher being refused enter- Financial They wot ealy get a good i nationality of the youthful wearer to be French, Falconer\u2019s dictionary tho word under considers.amid the plaudits of ¢ pec our religion y whic en 1s one e ; \" NV AA VN ele, but th can ab BELL & MPAN Ÿ dress 3rd tion is al inted .But Mr.Ki \u2014 ost derful parts of all history, and tainment an old woman, where he asked for article, ba ey ; ty ress too had tha, Farislan staid as * 1a the odition of Lhe Ebipwrock,\u201d pablish.4 MONTREALER IN EUROPE.in my opinion, affords also one of the stroñgest it, quoted 1» her the «To not forget- INCREASE YOUR CAPITAL ways get Bepair Plates.R.06 4 95 Foundiing St, » attainable elsewhere; It wag of fine walle sd in a hy thor ns T à hip Phi His Notes by the Way.demonstrations of the truth of Christianity and fal entertain sung or thereby Pre have 0 do make \u2014 Mauufactaress of every description ; AE under and the a as depi the .P good God.\u201d n inod an unawsres ;\u201d w Those desiring make momey ou small \u2018 : , JE ferial, a plaid lite the Rob Ray tarte A with the anchor pondont at her be, &e.\u201d Le Vv.of the power and ness of .ptly made Ewer : % You meet say that.spa medium Inrosiments tu eis, peor Ss T O Vv E P I P E Ss PAP ER BOXES, a : two shades of bluey green, ated SAIS and us rofer again to Aliibone.He says, ** This last Gramp Hori, Paris, Sept, 10.\u2014Life in \u2019 Ro angel would come down bare with a big opsraiing om pian May 130 SPECIALTY.\u2014Selt-Countiag Mex Cases, Tos Ont ; .Yerylight.It was asiinply kiltsd skit dnd adition, [published, it murt be obsorved, forty Paris does not begin till late in the mornin The Mether's Knee.; se hi » 1581, to the prescat date, om invesiments - = falibut wall fitting boddice, with a dark walst.two years after the death of the author] Joe and contintrs all night.At eight or nine = The one truly aud enduringly spot on quid oi tobacco in his mouth.of $10.00 10 81,000, protisa have betn Put Up by Competent Hands, She aml sample Boxes, made ghaniition to niily .A , y : ; sacred hr .realized amoun chaser.¢ » ST ~ Soret on de bth back, lke the Collen pinnaory table.* The value of ais sante on the morning à cup coffee is taken, and at earthis the mother\u2019s kuee.More sweet and A Now York physician, Dr.Willard Parker, WHEAT i eating.ae \u2018originel nai lavastinent rate , .n > has had nerve enongh to give a certificate of ° : Bawn cloaks nsed to be, with baws of very pon-nautical reader need not be enlarged on.\u201d It mid-day dye ss Jourchette dinner be tender memories, that moisten the eye and death by tobacco poisoning in the case of a bank 0 ng ee os veto, Xx Pieces of Stoves Supplied Bromptly.dark grecn ribbou ; tied also with the same in cms te be evident from tbis account that tho Didni v oko ci J supper at gladden the heart, and regulate the life, cluster clerk of twenty-six, who died the other day.sont tren.We want responsible agents, ; 3 £ vignette of the ship was not published in Faloon- Midnight.Very few smoke cigars\u2014cigarettes about it than any other spot, however dear sud oking had produced an inflamsti who will report on crops aid introduce the : front.A hat which came over the; face and A P p : th d little smoki d à \u2018 Smoking prod on of the flan.Liberal commissions paid.Address, « down low over the ears, in form like a er\u2019s life time, and that sensequently it was not Are thé rage and very little = ng ia done by holy.Usually it is first of all a place of prayer.lungs, and death ensued after an illness of four STOCKS + -\u2026 hat, made of alte plaita of prog ai the anchor, a8 Mr.King says, but probably the those who ars walking.A seat is taken in There the lisping lips learn to lift the heart to onthe.Good medical anthorities allege that FLEMMING & MERRIAM, ?coarse alternate itor, ot artist, who penned the words * The front of a cafe ou one of the thronged Boule God, and the golden chain is forged that ever \u201c 0 Commission Merchante, Major white straw, with three rosettes of very dark ship ia under weigh.\u201d It is searoely probable that vards and eœw sucrée, absinthe, ete., is drunk i i i deaths caused directly by tobacco poisoning are 183 hu À satin ribbon round the crown in front, Falconer would contradiot his Torn spelling while sitting.Men wotnen and children fre Shier tha aide hey teem iv op Quits common, and estimates are made of ten A | matched tho dress and made the costume What that was may be found in tho follewing ox- quent the cafes and but little excess is seen.Chain th at ho chain charred rentes Sree of to twenty per week, in New York city alone.+\" Leomplets.The darkest shade of grecn looked traet from the Field, to which my attention was Mare is seen in London in five minutes than in od to the soul peaks The temperance question is forcing itself into Tobacco.; \u2026 adlmost black unless in the sunlight, and 1} drawn by Mr.Shewan, of Montreal : \u201cOne ofthe Paris in a week.Paris is filled, crowded Th ther\u2019s knee is also the place of instruc.the polity of all mations.In Copenhagen, { = \u201c, foticod that the wearsr bad finc woollen oyoning papers hae very properly been taking \u2018overflowing with femmes dx pave, for hor fo he moth er ne ia eo the beams n Denmark, porn restrictive moasures have , ; -é0tockings of the same color, and tan gauntlet Tha paper correspondants task for using a police and licensing supervision isestablished.the arnctical a de of lite : instruction in Le been adop The number of taverns laa ; ; =} gere dre ota gh, such 8 the feat Apparsatly, and forming a hasty opinion as re- her's trai lr boen reduced from 1,350 to 300; no female CA ( J 7 I ' | O N 4.4 À letter from Baden om the Rhino tells mo En oat any suppose and thing shout the paris this social evil, 1 consider Ît lows opoimces: of te sone ante, a, Bo : ne waiters aro allowed ; no liquor permitted to be c+ #8 87 doings there in contrast to my ope-air term, and not underway; but the fac is that the Dlatant aud offensive than in London.There all that the life will need in ite world.faring \u201c94.60 uy person under cichtsen years of age : Mile, vr men oma tev val Juven a ho at the former term ie not te be found in any old nautical is à certain amount of hypocrisy in the Eng- journey.What careful training the following © Who is intoxicated ; and cvery drunken por.EACH PLUG OF THER fe % large jn + or ol a book, whereas underway is of frequent ocourrence.lish wish to deny its existence by refusing to incident shows: Oe day in London, when Tho- *°\" to be taken home in close carriage at the ' For instance, the term ocsurs often in \u2018Prastioal legally control it, while on the other hand there masCariyle was within fe the ofeiebty,ho ©XPCUSC of the landlord who sold him the lost : 1X sully dressed little ladiss\u2019snd gentlemen of all Seamanship,\u2019 publithed by Ilutchinsos, master i ù © wes within a few months eighty, ho ' on te frequent this fahion- p° pa utchinson er ia a deep humiliation In the French method of was glans.8 Tac manon 4b Cuadtcte.facons ve dongs 12} your, all requiring thesy \u2018walers melding tahie con be supplied by aay of th pebipull oers, or from i CURD ACD, \u201c7 ho botllers, or b¥ addressing soles Qik In - Hotel Coy 88 Caledonia Ngrtags dir Chr.4 king in compsny with an American paren mariner, in 1798; in W.Faleoner\u2019s \u2018Mari accepti that nnot nger : : send A novelty inthis dance was the Dictionary,\u2019 abliskad in 1760, aod in B IL or a IR Paris it soknow inant They oprouched ot \u201cring, he ~ GEMS OF THOUGHT.x h pout : \u2018a trent \u2018 hip,\u201d publi : ja di ee id 11 T80@.Iutohisron and Falconer ave indispaia- 0d licensed; in London it in disputed and haïl-ray over Cariyle suddenly stopped, and The dus of compassion fu à teur.[ { Shir strings and floated gracefully in the air ble suthorities, as both wero seamen of gress ex- *Xists in & wore form.A feeling against Ger.stoopinst down kicked something.out of the Always have something doing, or ready to IS MARKED \u201c1 with the damcsrs.At a given signal in rela.ence and knowledge.Faiconer was à master Mans still exists and nesds but the opportunity mud, at the risk of being run over one of the go.; \u2014* ten to the musio, each ball pop \"by kL the navy, snd was wreoked in H.M.A.\u2018Au- 10 show itself.Iu the Place de la Concorde, many carriages that wern rushing pest.With : : Wind pulls up empty bladdars ; opinion, Te in 1760.Bui putting aside the woques- considered the finest place fn the world, are his bare hands he brushed the mud off, and up empty : +.: \u201cte mot relmotant holder, and the resnit ot the Lun\u201d ; ; 2 : | fools.lmaltaneons explosion was almost like a dis.tionable early aathoritios on spelling the word in rt thom ting certain cities of France, placed the white substance in a clean spot on | ° ° [ MACHINERY 70B ALR.accordance with its measing, the bes .Thi i o \"oad hooso wife as ish childs , of perhape like the *haugh\u2019* authorities yah as Dans Fin bis Seaman's Strasburg.This, having become the curbstone.That,\u201d said he, in a tone as C your wife you wish your children :_-éharge of artillery German rty, is now draped in mournin nd in words beautiful i to bé.: , ?ef the Highland reel.If those air balls take Manual\u2019; Admiral Air George Nares in his \u201cBeu- Eh a 8 gost ane in Words as beartifal te Lis compen.heir Rin the other paraphernalia of the manshi i (1832 edition), a ira the and hymg with wreaths of immortelles in com- ion had ever lreard, \u2018\u201cis only a crast of bread.A mind once caltivated will not lie fallow Chri Gilli i The Engine.Boilers snd alt ds Miki in Loadon, car \u201cair bail\u201d | x0d Bir L.Retehor, in\u2019 their \u2018Saïlers Word.memoration of its fall, Whether it will ever Yot I was taught by mother mever towsste, for half an hour.In Bronze Letters, enimery in an extensive rash, Dosw anil.\u201c4 ho \"260 ; Furniture Paciery iw sale, y : ; : become French property again, time alone can and above all bread, more than ip with ° Cr \u2018 nlx oy balk, | ; - mem, who ary these abot the streotd sad Heoks 9 te Merl endermmy se alto wAdioRy decide, but itis a prevalent opinion that Bis.the substance that 1 the smcke to Thay Bhat att i oinom, streagthons o Other C i ats p= Cl.Catalog ; Wine, may hope vo drive» brisk trade this \"his btrong evidence ought museiy to decide th arok fe fast losing the power and control over the mind Ja to the pou].Lam eure 3} hotes 1° ho upeaka fll cf Blk wile Wished hwacll.| one\u2019 thet wienu me RTE RAV AI ATT GRE CO OUBRINE, TA hair 1 went gen the ober doy waa ag | El evdteen) IER (he \u201citer of rk one bolding, anû Chat much dimaisfation fs roue tom Wt oF bead A0 Eole vote | Tras Ot ao, it will infer 0 women.| mes THEROYAL HALLSTOVE, [mS ~~ 7 Cif ovis.embroidering, somewhat coarsely but aust, phaured se severely the Glohe contributor re- ing against the large and barren cost of the fact that les bonesth that.Carlyle pita It begin Uy laying the foundations ot Waking ¥owder - FOR 1888.AT ERE \u201c votne large sanflowers on a mage gree was trad te In the paragraph from the Field Ont immense military irations.Jt is evidens eighty years old, and his mother\u2019s early teach.Your house in lies, you will have tpend- by | 4 1% THE MOST PERFECT BASE-NURNER OFFERED TO es i A which she told me was a blanket, which - had list point remains to ba noted, vix, thet in nau- that the locs is ; the country is deprived is guiding him anti controlling him still ! thiatching it wich them, : THE PUBLIC, baviag recetved the MIQHEST DIPLO- | on wif, purved its ture and become discolored in repeat.tieal dictionaries underway is printed as one word, of the ng power of the eeldier if en- mother's kned also tho place of corr Igo js one of those infirmities that are Co MAS where ï for We wesfulmess, finish end QE of washings, and somerbat unsightly, dyad wharoahin ordinary laxioons we dnd only \u201d nader gaged odhurwise, and is obliged alto to pay fo tion.This in theagh the Jas bot the let tnmeaaible; and, though It be ever 0 deupe BEST IN USE.i Desion.N e fhe wall.known dyers.Bho inten ted 18+ fot à a ion Trport.Fond: te imp of its femotions.It belize dla rately slek, fasts nd pein oF waitt of health.| .Po f OUR ROYAL PARLOR HEATER yongh carriage rug ; and I saw seversk ethers of I pan ne.: , In religion talk is action is Th Cam, MÉbriy Mont to\"two0e more roome diitant Dewi Sand bla, and variows colors, uesd es our: Dar emnerCue pong ro.in agland, er 4 eapecting, \u2018acting oo pueddar it Low we may, i ln ot the motte tal, ov darkey said, « was ite I could ae more THE COOK'S FRIEND BAKING ?OWDER , ALL AWD SANTE as aud pottisres after nding the so punch pe El ee soft or did ue os pat maires and their oy.Th oy canna noble, worthy, and enduring characters aro lad in five mia thin] ould Te AE ofyar ant emirate, 07, 58 A FAST, JOSEER # œ ie aug Ç ; i y : From : : ] any pis no importance .To CF © eslculeded the jk at J 2-11 7e MERS 1: Son bn Jaen my honed of halter Sham nt, Bad riens may dims.fais dostrioes, bet who 24 £047 do nok tty oly fot it Very rently, ab th time yok Ty the snl nicer.| Iu wig ty Jaber vain, ||.\" er tam Lite, nt ae ce i rr, whe 1 get home, with the assistance of nt whilins tend , few marks of the violence of the Oommuuists ment and reiteration of them, they are remaems« | often erreth, and eusily sipneth ; but in ju .fjutions substanocs is admitfed witwenl Am nents.: % + Their virtnous names to some dasod sophistry, remain; the Colonne Vendome bas been re- bered, regarded, and acted u, : to \u201cthe ing and examiming himself he always Mai © ta tie composition.x _Agriculhaual Snaplentents.pee.PrNELOPE An fommend a passport.With the false priest stored ; tho Bois de Boulogne looks exquisite enriching of the life with Qualities that ere fruitfully.: ; Otis, Thursday i le : à .: : \u2019 MATTHEW MOODY & SONS, with its ng trees growing rapidly, and its desirable.The culture that yy .F His deeds\u2014the patroned heresy will blast for fime ra of Lang Charspesnd Auteuil.children need is mostly rocived Nero, a, It is a great blunder in the pursuit oh lamer The Cook 8 riend ! J a Tai ai ss net to know, have peapared 1 Sham Le RES, ; This onree \u2018eninat pious hersties be burl \u2018The Tuileries show th blackened rains as an therefore, no attention, no painstaking, no ere #4 pomible re En wi \u2014\u2014\u2014e ok Ea SR | SEE HEE Cs a fin on nl, Ul an rl gt ws 2 3 ST Ta re, A \" com- | the en 51 ' 1 Ty yam They show ties es ome Yl orrisbre, 00 PTS the xpi clon th Gras, Gomme mg 10TH Christian Gharecie in ts childre, JJ you think youssdlf genus you wit pro- RETALLED EVERTWMERE | she druide of suicldet lave trebled, In 1830 pelling of Ny choses in are fexritdine 3 the Christislilty and Bustos.| Behl poor Fak fom aged Joust 2 cree Gigars.0, \u2018 As > ve o ; ; ; .N 0 \u2019 ; ; 408- SE : R 20° Janin 160, 10.In 108,015 rE dei ET Ean pet od Er sh | DESIST So en TR YH PR Bn Marl Ad Sar aires re SN : ; .suicides in ti ei find what d au natural ne seiture- itonlf,.jer | tnen sometimes call it vw 8.T1t is mot | ménsesmen dt iése sein cicné oF wd Ci, tn Maun ne, \u2018 2 Peay Su: orig i tard gone eme 6,050, ef whom 70 por cent, mu ou Ci à oon { difomee : prete mate diocution 1e foule.| was very sorty to con- that, if the man's Cbristiawity fs making bite 2 TINO TIC FE Theos Mores Powers.Tiweshers rand NY ron LAE 5 nS Pl the gloomy nd Ce at opinion, but Fhave board foiicwbne reuderiags trast the drundeur and \u2018majeity of N 8 | earnest.-If that go with him into his he : IN NEW YORK - 2 «| Ghommers, Drag renlar Sows.UN nl wmier of suicidea\u2014only two s of the name of this famous knight Bir Galahed, cledn, expemd all eyes, ri him with de tire do urnes fil | seems, Dr.1.Gourioilé, of tan Mouton Juisr.Ua \u2014 Bond Sor descriptive Cirowiat smd Pries Lisk.pens doi i 10 (008 iphabitente À mainlol feet ia the A ed | being à hiodranes de piety, a bl find it o re Lt ver J M.FORTIER, En een en : \u20ac sn Cali ges ne le SHR Tg, lief (Bd ede | ERASE pue ra cn cn miriam or vin armas Sees Small Silver for Sali Jew.16 yests of age dastroyed hermmives.Tah Bony ioe Dil quastion ing ean tomb of laster should bo soon without a to be religiows 3 po get iia go Deafnom, Brosshi Creme de la Creme Oigar, En ne 7 A 9 varo ered 18 of age, 21 were be d M E wil say X at olihege, batt sexiv of St.Pwil's oust have religi CPE disegese, Parties À tan REMOVED LARGER AND NORE CONVERS ; oT ! Yl RES Died | SEE A ES \"| To Tod go Dead | La | rd I trod BRODIE'S SELF- RAISING FLOD old, ond ee D variety of ways.For iustanes : Totmyeon bas | \u201cellie moral ee job was à den 4 tien Shey vital, an : 4.148 10 147 St, Maurice Street.: Only years valides take plus fi the {umifirizod ws ith the same Owisomers | but the pan oéetacr of Pare Chita was, > docs put.i.h 5, | Ade, Mamuficturer of the Duvorite Dreads : pra number U\u2014nnvnon Bnek, Aflon-tomeoe di Bae?>» | M.B\u20143.Mi.Fortier Gunn Ag 50 2 a + 4 « _ \u2019 = \\ 3 + sow Jongral mid Regan, over scas, at cried; * Her time ie past.Hor blood \u201cIn sluggish, aud hor rusted sword from out * Her scabbard sho will draw no more!\u201d us gibiug, lung with cro disgord and of hate amidst sons.from the Bast thers came a biast too load the West th © ere came a taunt too much ï she, awaking, rais\u2019d her head and saw ; fier all her faithless friends, and all of sisters and her chililren jooring her, erying \u201c She is old !\u2019and moting out ands among themselves, and parcelling enor.Then, swift as lightning flashes the blue skies, her ce of scorn fell on And they crouched like wolves that are o\u2019crmaster- England stretched out her hand, and touched the Ce Fagiand 00e, and spake.and calmly said: bin OUIDA.F lic Opinion.\u201che Ahearer-Bateman Scheme.To dis Editor of THE STAR: 8, ~The most important snd most palpable objeaiion to ihe above-mentioned project, is one which its opponents have not hitherto urged against it, vis, that by changing the direction of .the current at the Victoria bridge, it will render * sioamboat navigation under that bridge extremely perilous, and rafts will be simply debarred from -aftempting it, so great will be the risk of colli- Xsédn with the piers.This is self evident in view .+8he fact that the current, which, under the -ahannel span, now strikes square to the lino of ; bridge, will, should the proposed embank- © gmat bo constructed, be diverted at least 30 48 virtually shortening the middle oponing Ny about 50 feet.Yours, » W.W.Montreal, 8rd October, 1883.: ri Medest aud Forward Women.Seite Editor of THE Brag: 15 We hear a great dosl of talk of the fastness and { ty of women of the present day, and while pitting such to be the case, we cannot but nk that those who most frequently bewail the Shot vis, the men are the very ones who have help- \u2018ad largely to bring about such a \u2018state of affairs.Must so long as men will express their admiration \u201cfor fast, forward girls and boid women, just so long yill there be such girls and women.Very dear à the heart of women is tho admiration of the nger sex, but to their credit be it said, some can k being called \u201c slow,\u201d pokes.\u201d or \u2018behind the times,\u201d rather than rub off the bloom of modesty.Lot men once show that they appre- diate sincerity, truthfulness and modesty in .women, and they will soon see that women will \u2018strive to become all that they could desire.Till then, Jet them not rail at that for which they are iD a great measure accountable.CL Tho Loss of the * Zealand.\u201d \u201c4% the Editor of THE STAR: Bir,\u2014I was not a little surprised at the evi- donee given by Mr.J.Evans, hardware mer- ghant, of Collingwood, before Capt.Scott, R.N., Teferczeo to tho loss of the * Asia.\u201d He, according to your report, said the \u2018\u2018 Zes- | Is ?\u2019 was lost in a beam sen.As o reward of {ne huudred dollars has been offered for any in- \u2018formation as to the cause of her loss; as this , élicited no information, perhape Mr.vans has becn holding back his valuable infor- ation for larger reward.As none were saved from the Zealand,\u201d I would take it as a particular favor if Mr.Evans -waitld kindly inform me whon and from whom he BH.ZrsLamp, Co ; Master Prop.\u201c Glenfinlas.\u201d Montreal, Oot.4th, 1882.: Pretost Our City Trees.robe Editor of THE StaR: .Bin;~~Would it not be well to call thio imme- Wate attention of the proper authorities to the \u2018destyucjion of our beautiful eity trees.Some ay views fie mxpie \u2018Moaut down, which when cut looked more like n graph then a treo, The bark had been sister by the C.P, RB.horses, which the drivers were.in the habit of tying to the tres.Unfortu- mately this is not an isolated case, but appearsto Be quite a custom here.This morning again, I % 2 \u201capticed several fine trees with staples driven into them and chains attached, to which horses are eonstantly fastened.Their fate will soon be that of the St.Denis streot maple and there are hundreds such in and about the city.Will you kindly, Mr.Editor, take up this matter.Byso doing you will deserve the gratitude ef all who Jove Montreal, and take an interest in \"ite wolfare._ Your obed ient servant, Joux Nezsox, Jr.Slippery Sidewalks \u201c.Fo the Editor of TEE Gran: / Stæ,\u2014On Saturtiay last, in the Superior Court, sjudgment was rendered condemning the Corporation of the municipality of Hoshelaga id the sam _.of $360 damages to Labonte, who accidentally \"fall on a slippery sidewalk and broke his arm.An the season for frost and snow, with slippery ; ad uncleared sidewalks, is approaching, I would \u201cgesommend the authorities, especially the Road Committee and the police, to profit by the information sud the lesson it teaches.In the past our sidewalks, both in Summer and Winter, have boeu shamefully neglected; representations to ths Road Committed seem to have no effect; Matiérs are allowed to jog on in the old way without attompt at improvement.The by-laws for the guidance of the officials are said to\u2018 be a full and authoritative as possible; but somehow or other, they are _ bok aside or rondered inoperative, whether fiom want of energy on the part of the Committee \u2018and the police, or a fear of hurting the feelings \"of some one or other of their friends, the fact is $00 prominent, that the sidewalks are a disgrace $0 the city and are besides dangerous.In a few weeks we shall have our Winter weather with its cer UE frost and suow, our ioy sidewalks, Hw \u2018 thelr usual resulté-\u2014broken and dislocated bs.Qur inbabitants have become familiaris- lod With such sconce, and show too much apathy \u201cdus do important à subject.+ Yon and other pubiic journalists have not been +éflent in tho intorests of our citisens, having fre- uentiy urged the authorities to more vigilant .æktention to their duties, and I fear our present Tepresantatives in Council are too conservative,too wedded to things as they have been, to consider the\u2019 neokssity for change.To those who take an .outside view of the Jorking of the civic machine, it is apparent thatit hind the age and needs referm oo Such is tho opinion of Oct 2, 1883.Pro Bono.© War Versus Arbitration, * To the Rditor of THE STAR: __ÉtR,\u2014 At the \u2018meeting held in Montreal a short ~ time ago to calobrate the viétory of Tel-si-Kebir ¥ various reeolutions we: and many sentiments ckpressod to which no exception can be taken, but thero was one sentiment enunciated so $.\u2018startling in its character that I have been eur- \u201cprised nak to find it commented on by the pres judge Ramsay, in the course of his remarks, is zeported to have destsred that \u201c he did not believe fm, arbitration,\u201d Ae thought the best arbitrator was he Weord: Sach an expression of epinion coming \u2018from such à gnarter ought not, I think, to pass - mpehall I am far from being an advocate dur «+ at any prise,\u201d but I do think that war ith its horrors, atrocities, oruelty and suffering i788 à course to be -adoptod only when all other %ptmible moans bave failed.I make no reflections hatever on the justice or necessity of the Egyp- geler war, my remarks are addressed to the abstraet ssatimont expressed by the speaker.Does the ed Judge think that it would have redonnd- more to the prod and honor of Great Britain if of Washington (to whish be probably aden) been: js and two olkinents : been dolaged in blood, tens of thousands of 4 Anorificod nnd as minny families plunged into s'il snd motiming, sud millions of trearure worse than wasied?The treaty, even admitting that award pressed somewhat hardly upon : \u201cGreat Britain, I Lolieve to bo the greatest advance 4 Ae world bas yet scen in the cause of humanity: * andl civiliastion, It is x precedent which sogner 55.we liter will be followed just as surcly as doyijchs faitows the rising of the sun.© After all what is the sentiment approved by i mikod truth.It is simp a \u201cLet might prevail What À toed d the learned Judge \u2018on Sk-Devis street bad to able length.\u2014Exi.] Abnormal Deaths, Te the Editor of Tun STAR : Srn,\u2014In the spaco of nearly eightoen months, I have given you periodioally à record of abnar- mal deaths within the Dominion so far ns opportunity was afforded me of collecting the same, all of which yon kindly published.That these records are statistically correct, I do not pretend to say, but I do say that they are by a considerable percentage, within the actual ber of lies.Tho return was given over a period of forty days, ending the 34th of September, 1882, and so far as | am conoerned, is not for the present, at least, intendod to be tinued C d to some extent as a matter of curiosity, the feeling grew that thote records should be a permavont work, and that details of a certain class of deaths should and ought to be had under à system of Govern- mont control ; these should inclnde deaths by drowning, by rail, distinguishing between employees and outsiders, by suicide, and by other causes to be determined on by competent authorities.Of those, the water and the rail aro the most im t, and I propose to show ina future letter how tho whole information oan be scoured at an expense, nominal as compared with its importance ; » successful carrying out of the soheme, once in its inception is all the roward I look for, and therein Canada would buat follow the lead of the nations of the old world, England and France being leading examples Well, from tho 14th of August to 24th September, I quote as follows :\u2014 Drowmed.\u2026.\u2026.106 Steamer \u201c Asia\u201d 2 ; 228 Accidents, ordiaary.68 « y rail.31 Sudden deaths.69 Buicides.-.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.30 OrB.-.crneernncens 9 Total.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.+ocrocseccerssrnsencoccrpes 426 A very grave record, even dedusting the Georgian Bay disaster, so large, indeed, that many may doubt its accuracy, but can affirm that as 2 matter of foot, the numbers are less than the truth.Moreovar, between the 24th ulto.and the 4th of October, I noticed nearly forty deaths distributed among five of the specified classes.A N.Montreal, 65th October, 1882.The Price of Bread.To the Editor of THE Stax : Sin,\u2014 After having had a harvest for tho past few months, since the price of flour began to drop, while the poor man\u2019s loaf was kept at famine prices, the bakers have condescended to reduce their charge for the staff of life by ten per cent.This, 1 presume, must be accepted as a boon at their hands, for which we should be thankfal.This reduction is mot, bowever, at all commensurate with the fall in the price of flour, nor with its present or prospective value.If the bakers do not voluntarily still farther reduce their prices, the public will be forced in self-defence to unite in establishing a co-operative bakery those who now monopolize the supply of the most necessary of all articlos of food.© question is one of general interest, and apart from its present necessity, it would for all time, be a blessing to the community.If co-operation be at all advantageous, there in nobraneh of business where its advantages would be so wide-spread or beneficial ; it would telllupon the contents of the pocket of the poor as well as the rich.One of the interested parties Jately interviewed says the extra and other fours (except the patent aud strong Canadiæn bakers\u2019) cannot be used for baking the six pound loaf.uestion this statement.What bécomes of the hundreds of thousands of barrels and bags of the various grades brought to this market, if they be not used by the bakers?Again, another baker trios to throw cold water \u201cpon the threatened co-operative bakery, by telling that some forty years ago, one was established but failed.About that time, owing to what was considered extortion by the then of the city, an.establishment was started, in a small way, called a public bakery.1 do not recollect exactly how it was ma , but I believe it was in the hands of parties who were ignorant of the business, and, as might be expected, did not sucoeed.There is no reason why a co-operative concern, with a safficient®capital, conducted by business men, on the cash system, should not be successful, both in keeping within reasonable bounds the price and quality of bread, and in paying a fair dividend to shareholders.I venture to express the opinion that it would be emineatly popular and successful.The details would be simple, the only difficulty would be the selection of competent and experienced men to work it.In the hope that this public oxpression of my individual views on a most important question may arouse the community to notion in the matter, Pro Boxo.I am, Oct 8 1882.The Canadinn Pacific Passenger Depot.To the Editor of TEE Brak: Sræ,\u2014It is important that the station in question should bo placed in tho best place for the convenience of travellers, not only in the present but aiso in the future, and nothing shouid be left unsaid or undone to secure this result.There is only one opinion, that it is desirable to keep the Champ do Mars for a parade ground and à public 3quare, so that if the reasonable wishes of the Railway Company and the \u2018convenience of the public can be met without invading it, it ought to be held inviolate.Bul it is not every day that Montreal has the opportunity of entering * upon negotiations involving such great issues as those with the Canadian Pavifo Bailway, sad it should be seen that every reasonable facility is given to the enterprise.If it is a condition of the Company's coneentrating their offices and workshops within the city limits, that they must have a part ef the Champ de , Mars, then the public will probably say give it to them.Sentiment has to give way to utility in this commercial age.A ce at the lio of the land shows that sacrifioos of other old landmarks will have to be made as woll as of the Champ de Mars.It is announced that the venerable Bonse- cours Church will have th (egme down to make room for the freight shod) the company.Itis clear that the old Presbyterian Church on St Gabriel street ought to be removed as well.If the suggestion is carried out to introduce St Jumos streat into the Champ de Mars as the main entrance to the new depos (rom the eommercia] part of the eity, this involves the demolition of the charch in question.But, apart from this pian, the old building is somewhst of an.eyesors, standing out as it does several feet on the line of Bt.James street.It wasa mistake that it was not taken down years ago by the Corporation when the: improvements in Little St James street were effected.Indeed, it is a 0 that ail the buildings to Notte Dame street w.not at that time removed, completing the Cort House Square.It was part of the plan of both ex-Alderinan David, when bo was Chairman of the Road Committee of the Council and of ex- Alderman Stephens to takeaway the Prerbyterian church at least, and make a carriage drive on the north side of the Court House and City Hall above the Champ de Mars steps to Gosford street.This ought to be done now, oven if the Champ de Mars is to be preserved entire.The commission- ors Lo investigate the Court House appointed by successive I Provincial Governments recommended the acquisition of Shurch property the Governmeat, owing to its isolation and ne to the Court House, for the rite of a new Registry office, If the Government, which is understood to have its aye on that property, should acquire it, the jog in the street will be perpetiated be- youd hope of remedy.The city should now step and forestall any other parchaser, for it is to be presumed that the congregation will with, tbe building fer a fair price determined om mercial principles.Yours truly, com- Process.Montreal, Oct 2, 1882 mé À \u201c« Swarrow's Rest ** of remarkable size at Westerly, RB Island, is attracting the attention of bidd lovers.It is situated on the farm of James Babcock, in the northern part of the town of Westerly.A fine grove.of maple trees, growing on swampy ground, is used the birds as their *¢ Rest.\u201d The birds are the common wliite-bressded barn swallow ; although some marten switlows are occasionally seen net .iors] dong them.Their number is what causes Baht tn podtews their ows wheats by the \u2018rons eticuishimeny, One caf) obserrer lately d instead of submitting thom to the arbitra~ Nei thas thei were {000,000 swallows 00 d'ores «F jebtioe- a.Sri Montreal 9.00 p.m._ : carried in of and) hagrage car free ing equipments to the extent of 00 frea; tarning, 20U pounde 108 ST.JAMES STREBT- First Race\u2014Match of 8100 à for à Frolitag rest between J.H.jeptne's 2100 han » and M.* Poamaaght.\u201d S Matoh Race\u2014 of $50 side & trotting race between Mr, Lartn's (master carter) * Beef ™ and Mr.Mora\u2019s Canada Boy.\u201d Te Mile Hoats, best 3 Im Ave, under nes; start at 2 p.mm.THE HERVEY TT The Annual Meeting of the Hervay Ébutitete, Ses that reception of Report and Statements for past : Bis FRANK BOND, Le-Col.NOTICE \u2014A meeting ,of the! creditors-of the Estate of MONA, LESSER § OO will be belaen MONDAY NEXY, the Oth inst, ab § San) Po ' at office ef Davis à Sen, 56 McGill etsest.| y 343 ; Art Association of Montreal; f Gallery of Paintings and Stata PHILLIPS #QU.1 Open from 10 n.m.te 8 po.\u2018 M rs ir ae WY SATURDAYS VRES.MS DANCING.\u2014 MRS.GORWIN'S Classes Thmmdily' PUBLIC; Friday, PRIVATE .18108T, CATHERINE TREN, Saturday, st 87.PATRICK'S 8¢.James street.C4 Ametber Hall with Stage and Sis and une of Fiane te remt.: ANCING ACADEMY.PROFESSOR TeDONALY .open clamsen tn the 0M Pout Ses Wop ance 176 Bi.Francois Jerier \u2019 Next Friday Evening, Sctobor Ot, an every followieg Monday and Pridey; sortase) * Acdmijerion-(entiemen with Ladies, L00: guutinmen, ! nating Moaday, cour oi hy A Thormoon tan A venin, firet mmirodnction of deu + ities wishing to he apguing wil Mindly sa names.20\" ji sad members \u2018 i.Al rig as eondiaily faving k ITALLAN STRING BAND ENGAGED FOR THE SEAN Highland Dances {ncinded in afternoon classes.: \u201c * \u20ac SAN, 4% PE ne aient a SOS + re + #® LH Addross ssabove, or apply persenaily S40 3 or $ Me |; pm.À M RS.EMMA THURSTON, have! .will de happy \u20ac recive hee and as No MoQill College QUEERS 1 ASSEMBLY ACADERY OF DANCING AND DEFORTNENG.- * 3 above hall open f reception, sai \u2018 fee Pan an Pan Denise darn pu RÉ ME L.WILLIANS, En M Late Asetstant Cartier's Acadoray, Went 1400 sivesd, I, Clases, Monday and .al to rent for Bolla, Roctabitn, 86 cry gL td 3 \u2018YY ARTED\u2014AL H + ¥ AL ny ig à Co.CABLR .- = RATE OF A FRENCH DEPUTY, Pam, October 7.\u2014Dr.J.X.Soye, b i Jon Deputy from the of fa dead.Hé was clected on August 21, 188], from the Yirst District of Verviaa by 8,416 J wea, without an opposing candidate.0 TUE PARDONED NIIHLISTS.° -\u2026 Laussox, Octobèr 7.\u2014-Tho Nihiliste Waçor- =\"\"mray Jewscjoff, tho commutation of whoss death > swmte-ce by ihe Czar was made public on : Thursday, were concerned in the assassination .of a police spy sixteen months ugo.BRAZIL AND LA PLATA.Loxpoae, October 7.\u2014A telegram from Rio Janciro : \u201cThe megotiations upon the Missirns dary are at a standstill, aud it ssoms thas the Braxiliaa Government is un- \"wilKag to resort to arbitration.Meantime the Argentine ex-President, Avellaneda, is being - balled amd picnicked along with the officers of \u2018the Argentine gunboat, ard beth Governments § \u2018are working hard to get their armies and aqaad- P vous into elficdent condition, spending thereon Jarge, extraordinary credits, one of which for 6,000,000 milreis has beca voted by the Brazil- lan Deputres.AMERICAN \u201c THE TURXEL DISASTER Naw Yonx, October 7.\u2014Conductar George E.Bowl and the boys Bobbins and Rawson, found\u201d guilty of culpable negligence by the Coroner\u2019x jury in the case of the Fourth avenue ! tunnel disaster, were required to renow thoir bail before Coroner Herrman yesterday.Hood's ; : ball was raised to $3,500, Rawson's to $3,000, *= and Robbins\u2019 to $2,500.The original sureties - } signed the bonds.| ., ALLEGED EXTORTIONATE RATES.CRiCaco, Oct.7.\u2014 Nine cases were beçun in the U.S.court here yesterday against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway to recover damages aggregating $92,600 for alleged extortionate rates.The defence claim that; under: \u2018their charter they bave an unlimited right to charge whatever rats seems to them just and seasonable.AERIAL PHENOMENON.DusvquE, lowa, October 7,\u2014A brilliant { - serial phenomenon was witnessed here about half-pest ten o'clock Thursday night, consisting ofa luminous band spanning the whole heavens from the north-west to the south-east, bein brightest at the western extremity.It laste half an hour and gradually faded away.OBIT.ot SrareLToN, 8.C., Oct.7.\u2014John Somers Bmith, for many years in the consular service, in dead, 88.While Consul at Cadiz in - 1861 he did much to suppress the local slave trade.While Consul at San Domingo he arranged an i rtant trade treaty between Sen ingo and the United States.x, A WIFE BEATER KILLED.R Gapenss, Ala., October 7.\u2014On Thursday night John Crouch whipped his wife.Robert Byle interfered.Crouch struck Byle, and the latter shot and killed Crouch.Byle was pursued and fired on by officers.He returned the \" fire without effect, and escaped.FIGHT WITH BOND ROBBERS.x.Syracuse, October 7.\u2014It is stated that a - = Sheriff's of 100 men had a fight with the , bond robbers in a swamp near Cortland on 5 Thursdsy night.CANADLAN.THE LOS8 OF THE \u201c PICTOR.\u201d Co HAMILTON, October 7.\u2014 The Specialor says : + When the \u2018\u201c Picton\u201d ran ashore off Lake Erie = her boats were found to be valueless.The first boat when launched had a hole stove in her tom by the man who jumped into it.The ; other boat was as bad, and the metal lifeboat °° sauk.The crew got ashore by means of a line .brought 40 them by a man who swam from the shore.Twenty minutes after the * Picton\u201d was ashore about 40 feet of her hull parted in a light sea, and within 24 hours the whole vessel indie \u2014 PY in à - J _ _ BL (am EE ; Condensed Telegrams, ai.a firesident Arthur fished, yesterday, in Canadian co rs.os Forty dealers were fined in $36 to $100 each for selling urtney chall ~ ra = S10u0 side.three mile race for d George Do: aged 18, elerk for John 8 w York, h \u2018been arrest for TTADC®, wer, confeetioner, No smbessling $1,800 which he says all went into the doskets of pool sellers at Hunter's Point.HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO 4 SAILOR, Nxw York, October 5.\u2014John Owen, a sea.À man, was arrested by the Hoboken palice yes.co.terday on the complaint of Capt.John J.* Graham, of thy ship * Phirda,\u201d charged with assault on September 20th while on a voyage from France to thin Owen alleges that he Was sent aloft to shift the royal braces during « stiff gale of wind.Not performing the work uickly enough the captain ordered him to the dock, when he was assauited by both the mate ew York torday ultorsted milk.of Newark, to row à + and captain and badly beaten.Owen ran % amidships where he was knocked to his knees with aslug shot and the mate kicked him.He then drew his clasp knife and made three cuts at the mate but did not reach him, and then slashed the captain across the face inflicting a ful, butnot dangerous wound.He then id himself in the forecastle, whence the captain and mate followed, and threatened to shoot him if he did not throw down his wes- pons.He at once complied, when the captain fired.They pat him in jrons,and beat him in a terrible manner.After this he was strang up by the arms so that his toes scarcely seached the deck, and left there for twelve hours, He was next fastened to a ring in the side of the vessel, in such a position that he could neither sit erect or lie down.Hare he waz kept on short rations for seven days, after which ho was put to work, as the ship was shorthanded, and the weather wus very heavy.0% When the vessel reached Sandy Hook, he was % - again ironed and confined.GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.Tiny Girts Badly Frightened B ajured_\u2014Firemes Batted by re .Nxw York, October 7.\u2014At a quarter past twelve o'clock, yesterday, a fire broke out in the basement extending through from 44 Mercer street to No.471 Broadway.Before the fire 3 .engines arrived thousands of people were at the -\u2014- scene; blockading travel in the whole neigh- TL borhood.The basement was stocked with & goods belonging to Jacob Adler & Ce., glove : dealers.ey a the rat story of the, a ng », AUDA other fir including > K Sider, ladies\u2019 underwear ; tern & Co.,men's furniahi x; M.Fisher, clock and dress trimmin PE Eos Kohn, Flores have stores foo o building, which is stories hi t fifty pir o oor were seized with pgs cig + They polrmell-down the stairways, erowding, jostling and shrieking, and might Rave been iy tut foc Captain M d, of thefighth Precinct polier, who with a squad and citleens restored order and helped the girls out.As it was, several fainted.Owing to the choking and blinding smoke the firemen cenld aot anter the basement for about an hour.At 8 late hour the firemen ventured into the hase- ment, but were driven out Ly the hot smoke.The water then reached to their waists.The fire von confined underground, and the damage to building can probably repaired for $5,000.The loss on the costly stock of the ocoupants = certainly reach $150,000, and may exceed _ CITY ITEMS, \u201cOTR of the Custom House yesterday ~The anooanceraent is mado that Duchesne bess Pandrd arêr 1 Le Brain dorer r = - tan Tuzlates lation, and after hearty that the real eotate propri * are about to Inserate Nu in the Corporation to preve of the drain in that sireor.Toot the construction ; ama\u2019 al } à » Teen ators?fn \u201cver in ares Ed \u201c gone throaph, sid a very Pond held last by Ur EAN PregrAmme was ovening spent.\u2014Tu the item referringto (he new iso at eCos- capeert ©, there pied i tothi t.À Eipacseirine serre da ui © Torre the .THE COMET.The Moa liiamt Colential Fagrant con for Man Years\u2014What tro nomers Say 1s.The assortion may be ventured that aet ono out of & hundred of Montroal\u2019s citisens have sosn the eorret yot, alibough tho eclostial visitor has boon exhibiting itself every morning fer ton days past.Tho chief trouble, as has boon mentioned before, is that it still persists in rising at tho eclostial bour of about four o'clock in tho morning, when every tcrrestial dweller delights to bo oblivious of things terrestial or oclestal A sight of the mew comor is, however, said to be must intercsting by all those who havo got up st that hour, and to bo worth tho sacrifice of a littlo sleep.It was ially brilliant on tho mornings of Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, when the air was beautifully olear near the eastorn horizon, where the wonder is to bo seen.Ail tho sightseer bas to do, is to choose a clear morning (take good observations bofore going to bed), get-up about four o'clock, got on a housetop or out to somo clear space where the eastern horizon can be pretty woll seen, and thea lock a short distanca south of the point of sunrise iow down on tho horizon.The disk, or nueleus, of the comet is very small but very brilliant to the naked oye.To the strong tolescope, as has been stated in our telegrams, it was divisible yesterday into three sections, or heads.These to-day, it is said, are rouniting.Tho tail is moderately fan-like, very long and vory bright.It has been computed to be at loast fifteen degrees long, and would reach botween the two most oxtremo stars of the haudie of the Great Dipper, that is about 50,000,000 miles, more than half the distance from the earth to the sun.\u201cIt rises,\u2019 says Prof.Parkhurst, of Brooklyn, \u201c ive minutes earlior evory morning, but gradually further south, in ap ce passing as it is noarly westward through the constelia- tion Hydra.\u201d From observations at the Naval Observatory, Washington, on Thursday morning, the tail was calculated to bs 17 or 18 degreos long tho nucleus somewhat longer than on previous mornings and slightly more spread out, with a small central \u201ccondensation sbout three- quarters of its length from tho ond noarcst the tail.Tho tail points away from us aod consequently the comet does not look s0 large as if it pointed this way.8 MOTION, Says Prof.Parkhurst : * The head was as bright as Sirius when I saw it first, and I thought the tail would lengthen until it reached Alphard.Bat it has not come more than a million miles noaret to us than the sun.It came up {rom beyond the sun, you see, passed it, and thea passed back again.It is fast receding, probebly at a rate of two and à half million miles a day.But this rate will gradually bo losseued.At the presont time it is about seventy million miles from the run and one hundred and twenty million miles from us It has net been very near the earth.Donati's comet came three times as near.Bat it is a remarkable thing that on 18th, 19th and 20th of September, I sould see this comot at noonday with my telescope right through a considerable veil of mist, but now the telesco fails to bring it out in daylight, even while the sun is below the horison.% will nover bo seen before midnight Every day after this it will be visible in ita present place five minutes earlicr.The sun is travelling eastward about ono degree a day, and the comet is moving westward a little less than a degree.They are moving in o ite directions, and while the comot rises earlier the ean rises later.So, although the brightness of omr phenomenon is decreasing, yet when we soe it against » perfectly black sky, as we soon shall, it will be viewed to more advantage than at present.The moon is on the wane, too, and when her light is lessened, the sky will be in splendid oondition for a view of the comet.I should advise overy one who wishes to sco this marvel of our planetary systom to rise at four o\u2019clock in the moming and watch in the southeastern sky for it.They will have a good honr\u2019s look at it bofore it pales.It is woil worth any man\u2019s or woman's while to get & sight of it.The bast place to sec it fix sorme plnoe where the horison in clear.A good view may be had from the roof of an ordi three story house.An opera glass isa good aid to the sight, but the naked oyu\u201d discerns al thors - CONFOSTTION OF THR CONTE.We know,\u201d says Prof.Parkhurst, \u201cthat the eomaet contains sodium, but in what quantity we are unable to may.Yom would be surprised \u2018to learn, I suppore, that a single teaspoonful of sodium, volatilised and expanded, would make an immense oomot; but it is a fact.Their sab- stanco is so slight that Babinot describod a comot as a \u2018visible nothing\u2019 The tail is probably of cloud formation.have not beon able to identify it with any othor comet that we know of.Barnard's comet is still visible in the sky through the telescope, and the comet of 1843 ought not to return for centuries.I suspect that this comet, together with that of 1843 and 1880, belongs to a group revolving around tho sun.They are all tn the samo orbit, and there may be many more which cannot be secn in the night time.The most plausible thoory of their constitution is that they are portions of somo great nobulous or cloudy mass which floats in space.This mass is sap- posed to have besn separated by various forces and the fragmoots ually draws into the orbits of suns around which thoy revolve as satellites.\u201d THW CONEY INCANDRSCEXY.* On Satarday morning last,\u201d says Prof.Park- hurst, \u201c the head of the comet appoared as bright as Sirios.On Wednesday morning, after the lspso of only four days,while the tail remained of about the samo length, brightness aad general appearance, the hoad of the comet bad diminished to the brightness of Alphard, the second magnitude star toward which the tail.pointed and nearly reached.Aocording to the determination, of 8ir Jobn Hersshel,Birius is thirty timee as bright as Alphard.According to computation the reflected light of the comet was, Wednesday morning two-thirds that on Saetarday last.It follows that nineteen-twentieths of the light on Saturday was caused by incandescenoe.If we could as sume that all the light this morning was roflect- ed sunlight it would be easy to prediot with tal- erable accuracy the brightness dariog ite visibility.That would make the comet visible to the naked oye, although at last x0 faint ns scarnoly to be discernible evon as a star uniii the end of Novembez, when it would be 20 low in the south a te be seen with diffienity.But if, ae is not improbable, the comet has not yot sa cooled down as to entirely cease to be incandescent, it will disappear to the naked aye much sooner, although it may be easily followed in the tel for that time, It is not probable that the tail contirues te be incand ; it thorsfore p es its brightness without that diminution; but as it reoedos irom the sun, tho light wpon it is less brilliant, and there is an added element of un- eeriainty from the unknown amount of cxpan- sion of the anbstanoo of the tail, which would still (urthor diminish its luminosity.Were it not for theso two causes, tho tail, whiie growing amslleres it recedes, would remain of the same brightness, giving us diminished light tion to the diminution of its apparent size.any ovent tho comet has passed its Period of grosses div lay, and will soon cease to ° as dt.now is, a marked featare in the morning sky.in pro \u2019 PROP.PROCTORS Ye.Prof.Proctar says +\u2014** Astronomers had began to suppose that no eomets- were likely to give more information than hed been already obtained from rorsen a sad Wianeeko's somets.Bat now it seoms as though the appearanes of the carbon bands bel to ene stage only of a ocom- ot\u2019s progress thre: tho changes which occur ss the comet approaches the sun.With nosrer approach, sedinm vapor is first formed and thet eansed lo glow with its own inherent light, What farther changes might be cbeerrod in the case ofa cemet observed under such favorable eonditions as existed in the case of Donati\u2019s eomet [18568] whe shallsay?It scems as though thers were a me dng be Interpreted.For ov soon red one terp so soon as we have Jaaraed how the physical changes which the troscope may dotoot sro asecciated with changes of form, the dovelomment of onvelo the ewpward swoop of the » the formation of secondary tails, &o., which still remain ame: the mysteries of eometio existence, we may we believe that scienctd will soon be able to decide between the various theories which have been advanced, or perhaps to show that while none of thees are sound some other theory hitherto un- thought of will alone sosount for the obeorved henomena.It .seems not unlikely that the sory may be admitted to which many American men of selence amd Dr.Huggins, in scom to have given la thelt adhesion\u2014the thas oa olsetrieal disturbanenn ste bet wp by tho sun's action in coiueotion with tho \u201cvuporisa- tion of some of the maitor of the comet\u2019s nuclons, oi ~ te -Bt.tleari.it.was atatod Mr.PRE Hak = .: McCoalin'y only connee- hot tr 5 20.| ence of .ad that tho tail is probably matber carried away, ; Gameihat mar be Shot 5m ue Fr en's Views as monta in the Game Laws, - Prastically the first of Eeptembor is the oper- ing of tho shooting seasca in the Province of Quoboe, as is is also the opening day for sporte- Ten in 2 commen ing away of partridges.t here, gen Yo weather ts too hot in Boptembor to allow much to be done, as the birds often stink before might.Invigorating October is therefore the time whea dog and gun are out, and when good sport mey be expeciod, Next week an opportunity will be given to Montreal sportsinen to visit the bunting regions ot tho Upper Ottawa whers thoy may enjoy thomseives to their heart\u2019s content.The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.will issue special tickots ot reduced rates, good for a fortnight, giving extra facilities for tho carriage of dogs and also for tho game on the rotara journey.The {are for the double journey is rom ly low, and uo doabt many il gladly avail thomselves of tho opportunity offe A reference to the Game Laws this Trorigue y shows that uso, piarmigan, anipe and sand lark may ba shot from the first of September, but idge not until tho 16th of September, This is sumething of an anomaly and gives rise to many unintontional iufrucijoms of the law.- Weodoook and partridge are generally found in the same ouvors, and whon tbe dogs raiso à bird there is no time to euquire \u2018\u2018Aro you a woodoock or partridge ?\u201d\u201d for if the sportsman wants his bird be must ire at once.In this way unintentional mistakes are made, and in onder to avoid this the law should be altered to allow partridge shooting to be legal on the first of Septomber.There is nothing to prevent this, as by time all birds and animals have arrived at maturity.It is often said that the sportsman becomes wholly indifferent to feelings of humanity, that he likes to kill for the mere sake of killing.But this is nottrue of the genuine lover of the gun, be likes to havo a little excitement and work attached to the sport, and not have indiscriminate slaughter which some care to indulge in.A Montreal gentleman, ardont in the obaso, gests a most humane alteration in the law wit respoot to deer hunting.As the law now stands, elk, oarlbou, deer and their fawn may be hunted between the first of September and January 81st.In Winter time, especially when the snow is very deop, à hunter on snowshoes can casily overtake deor and fell then with a club.The femaies beginning to bo hoavy with young are worse off than the males, and more at the mercy of the banter.But butchering in this manner is not sport, and it is suggested that no deer hunting be allowed in January, or better still make the close soanon commenco alter the 16th of December, as in Ontario.The Act of last session passed by the Provincial Governmont contained some very judicious provisions, tor instanos the prevention of deck shooting in the 8prigg.The close sosson extends between the 15th April and 1st of Beptember, and last Spring being a laté one, the ducks did not arrive until the close season commeonced, couso- quently this Fall they are very numerous.This will always be the case, as the law now stands, because shooting in tho Spring not being allowed there will be plenty of chance lor them to breed, as any molestation of them would be followed by Government prosecution.There are rumors that night shooting of ducks is being largely indulged in all over the Provines, and as this is contrary to the law, sportsmen had better tako warning.Tho Fish and Game Protoction Club are going in for a vigorous enforcemont of the law, and quite recently obtained four convictions at Sorel, and about thirty convictions for transgressiens of the law during this Summer.A man has been stationed by the club at Dundoe, on Lake St.Francis, pending the appointment of an agent by the Government, and next year the olub hopes to be able to keep two or three men on the watch for transgressors.There is some talk about sowing wild rice in the marshes at Sorel, St.Regis, the Ottawa, and other places.An expenditure of $300 or $400 would mcet this, aud as it would be the means of supplying a continuous amount of food for wild ducks there should be no difffeulty in raising the sum from enthusiastic s on.Year after year crowds of crack shots visit this Provinoe for sport, and a knowledge of a recent eban in the law is necessary, parti- cola: among American and sportsmen from Ontario.The law strictly says that \u201c In future, no person who Âas no domicile in the Province of ean, at any time, hunt, within the meaning of this Act without being authorised therein by a license to that effect.Sach permit may upon payment of a fee of $20, bo granted by the Commissioner of Crown to any person not domiciled in the Province who applies to him therefor, and shall be valid for tha whole of one season\u2019s shooting.It must be countorsigned by the Game Saporintendent.\u201d The lowest penalty for breaking this law is $40.To many at first sight this provision may r a hardship, but pr a little reflection ih wil be seen thot the Govornment is quite right in lorying the amount, for thoy bave to see that the e is protected, and if indiseriminate slaughtering were allowed, there would be little inducement for sportsmen to visit the province.Still there are many who assert that game protection as it is today is a byword and a reproach toall.They say there is not one man out of tea thousand who deliberatoly or ignorantly infringes the game laws that is brought up and made to pay the penalty of his misconduct.Uniil country squires are bred with thickep blood in their veins {and stiffer spines, the great majority of appeals to them will cod in a farce.A Svar reporter was told receatly that a person eoutered a huntin and fishing-tackle shop in Montreal this year asked for a certain kind of fishing-tackle.\u2018\u201c What is this wanted for?\u201d asked the dealer knewing well it was the close season.* To oatch bass\u2019 was the reply.* Well, you had better no: let the magistrate get hold of you,\u201d the dosler remarked.\u2018 Why, this is for a magistrate,\u201d eames the answer, adding, * and he caught fifteen bass yesterday.\u201d Thus is found a case in which an ad- miuistrator of the law secs the exampie of breaking that which he above all others should be the first to kce And if he thus breaks the law, how can it expected that his inferiors will Keep it.Ii is to hopod that thisis coly an isolated ease, and that every endeavor will be made in the raral districts to sbe that game is protected during the close season.As already observed, September 1st is genorally the opening day of the season, butin this connection it may be montioned that a few animals, such as the beaver, mink, hare, otter, marten, pekan wild cat may not be hunted until the first oi November.e prospects for sportsmen are erally good this season.por \u2018 es , The Eccicaiaetieal Changes.A meeting of the parishioners of St.James Roman Catholic Church, St, Denis street, wat held last evening in 5t.James Friars\u2019 School ad- Joining tho church, for tho purpose of making a presentation to tho Rev.Mr.Sentenne, the ewe of the church, on the ocousion of his leaving for the Parish of Notro Dame.Mr.Bellevears, Col- | lector of Inland Revonne, made the prescntatios, which oousisted of a handsome gold ehalice ae companied by an address, in the name of the porishioners.The Rev.Mr.Sentenne, who has n ewre of tho parish for tho last seventeen yoars, having responded in appropriate terms, the meeting seperated.Among other gentlemen \u2018present were Hono! can, His Honor the Recorder, the Hon.Mr.Chan- voau, Mossrs.Chérrier, Alphonso Ouimet, Bourassa, Paradis, Chief of Poliee, Devines, Saint Charles, Molaneon, B.Malo,.© Lacaille, J: A.Gravel, Bedard, N.P.Javi N.Bourgouin, Charpentior, Eurveyer, sad and Dostors Rottot, Dugenais, Larames and Filintrauit.Yesterday bled ax de the parishioners of Notre Damo assem at the Beminary for the purpose of presonting an address to the Rov.Mr.Foams.lot on tho souasion of his leaving hig former perish for that of James.Tho address was tead by Me.Joseph Hudom and the Rev.gentleman mado a saitable reply.Among other gentiemen present were notised Morsrs.Rover Roy, QO; Genorcuxz, Sehiller, Rivard, Lamothe, Marchand, Galnmeaz, Grenier, C.0, Perrault, Labadie, Hebert, Hedon, B.Mur- , Hamelin, Montmarquet, Laurent, Choquet, our, otd., ote.A Elase oa St Lawremée Street.About 8:28 o\u2019slosk this merning, » fire broke out ia Mr.Renaud\u2019s haberdashery, 1°70 St.Law- Tenca street.It was discovered that the fire had started in the window of she store, in whieh were a lot of shirts, ties, waderwear, eto, and tho reels srriving aimest immediately, tho flames were sub- oo, be amounts we about 700.t was imsured for s in the Citlnens\u2019 and London & hire ee ance Companion.This it tho/ second time Mr.Renaud has besa ineonvenienced the first tine being a year lam Sxpleded in the Rack ut e Abyss ot misfortune.rable Justicss Jette and Papin- fare per sapares and Unes of publie buildings have been laid in ruin by incendiaries It is in the hauds of a foreign , and is closely hemmed in around its approsches by the entrenchments of re bellions native troops, who have seized upon Sovereign of the land\u2014the Caliph of the Fajth- ful-\u2014makea tardy ampenstratione oi drawing his sword in defence af his Viceroy, while it is well known that his sympethies are in the camp of hisenemp.It is a strange and won- der-moving situation ; but Alexandria ca farnizh many parallel passages from its annals An * extravagant and errant ®\u2019 star seems to have ruled its destinies, ever since the Maco- donian conqueror first planted i$, exactly on the boundary line that was to divide the tern and Western worlds of thought and ac tion\u2014at the point of junction of the currents of wade of three continents.Jt has ever been rising on the topmost summit of the wave of prosperity, oe sinking iuto the nethermost The bare record of its « battles, sicges, fortunes ;° of ita scenes of civic tumult and military triumph ; ita massacres, and burnings, and revolts would fill many colamma Uf the many cities beari his name which his founder planted in great march of conquest, this alone has retsin- ed through all the centuries something of its original powerand prestige.Alexander is not the only world conqueror whose fate has been in- tunately bound up with that of the port of Egypt ; Julius Cæsar, Mare Antony, Pompey, the Caliph Omar, Selim the Magnificent, Napoleon Bonaparte, are among those who hare tasted at Alexandria the sweets of victory or the bitterness of defeat.But the triumphs of peace celebrated here have mot been less great and loudly trumpeted than those of war, 1t has been the battlefield of rival creeds amd philosophies, as well as of rival ambitions.As the mother of the arts and sciences, it was the successor of Athens, and the nurturer of Rome, ldeas were bora here that have penetrated farther, and worked greater changes, than the arms of Greek or Arabian invaders.Nowhere have the fervor and self-sacrifice of religious xeal shoue more brightly, or the bitterness of religious hate showed more blackly.Euclid and Archimedes learned and taught in its schools ; Callimachus was on the illustrious beadroll of its librarians ; Theocritus was one of ita sweet singers.In later days, when in the long struggle between i and Christianity, the intellectual activities of men had obtained a new bent, Alexandria was the great field of the pious labors of Clement, and Origen, and other fathers of the early Church, of the learned work of commentators and annotators, of the fierce disputations of the cham- ions of Arian and Anastasian doctrine, of Reoplatonism, Gnosticism, and the rest ot the strange spawn of theosophic and metaphysical ideas brought forth by the union of Christian and Hebrew dogmas with the principles of Greek philosophy.Commerce, however, has in all times been at the root of the city's fame and greatness.It is its incomparable commercial - position, asthe outlet of the agricultural wealth of Egypt, and as the mart of exchange and tran-! sit for the products of Asia, Europe, and.Africa, which has been the source of its wealth | and population, and even of its intellectual energy ; and itis tocauses depending om the flux of trade also that it owes its misfortunes, When there is a settled government established on the Nile, and any appeoch to just and whely.aduinistered en Alexandria hyd Sd the will of the Ee ete state of Egypt is exm i cay of Alexandria.y .Compared with other historie sites in Egypt, the oity on Lake Mareotis is a mushroom growth of yesterday.The hoary rime of extreme age does not cling to it as to Thebes and Memphis ;and it preserves no memorial of the mysterious relizion and gigadtic labors of the generations who made famous before Greece or Home were heard of.A paltry oouple of millenniums almost cover the period during which it has played a part In the world\u2019s history ; and ing that time Alexandria has never come \u2018under native tian rule The seemingly in- tarminab.line of the thirty native dynasties had at last come to an end, when, in 332 B.C.\u2014barely three centaries baiore the ex- ition of Cesar the existence of the itish Islands fairly to the knowledge of the worid\u2014Alexander the Great overthrew the dominations of the Persan, and selected the site of the capital of his Kryptian province.Events have borne magnificent testimony to the wisdom of the choice.Time has greatly altered the cal features of ancisut Alexandria, but in its founder's , a now, it afforded a safe and deep harbor \u2014the only one along that seaboard \u2014for the trade centred on the Nile.The old city oosupied mearly the breadth of the isthmus betwesn Lake Mareotis and the Mediterranean.The immediate neighborhood consists, and has always consisted, bare sandhills and calcareous rock, incapable of profitable cultivation.Alexandria, however, can draw for bread on the rich Delta lauds behind, snd the healthful sea breezes make amends for the bare and the lack of shade.The Alexandria of the Ptolemies and of the Roman Emperors, built after the plau of Dinocrates, extended for miles along the Mediterranean shove.It was bisected by a great thoroughfare, 200 fod in breadth, running north and south from the ** Gate of the Moon to the *Gateof the Sun,\u201d and crossed at right angles by another of equal width.Along these streets ran lines of colonnades end many specious public and private buildings.It was divided into three \u2018quarters,\u2019 scta for the three nationalities formed the of the population, The Jews oucupied the eastern ivision ; the Egyptians the West, on the aite of the ald town of Rhacotis, where stood the great temple of Serapis; while the central aro- tion\u2014tha Brucheion\u2014in which almost all that was splendid and stately in Alaxandris was collected, was the residence of the Greeks.DAY OCTOBER 1 with European cities: of the seme rank ; while side by side was the contrast of the squalor of the nawow Janes ocosapied by the Arab aad other native > The Mah.moudich Canal, uniting Alexandria with the Nile, made it the direct outlet tor the riches ot the Delta; by the construction of the railway Jines to Cairo and Suez it became- the railway station of the overland route to the East.Ths Suez Canal has undoubtedly diverted a portion of the trade, but this has been more than compensated for by the impetus given by that work to the general prosperity of t.Vast sums have been spent on the water and gas works, in deepening and ing the harbor and its approaches, and building new quays and wharves.The outer breakwater running south from Ennostos Point encloses mare than 1,400 acres, with a depth of 30 feet or over.Within the inner mole there are 177 with a depth of 28 or more feet.From a Blue x that was issned last woek, it appears that the'value of the exports from Alexandria in 1881 amounted to £13,684,630, and the imports to '£7,110,368.Two-thirds of the export and more than half of , the import business was done with Great Britain, Half the crying capacity of the vessels employed during the year in carrying trade of The port was British owned.The value of cotton and cotton seed exported was £10,657,- 000, of which .£6,966,000 worth was taken by this country.This was the condition of Alexandria, until the greed and ambition of a military faction spoiled the fair pi ; bat doubt- lesa, when the untoward influences from which it is temporarily suffering are removed, the flood tide of prosperity will again return.\u2014 The Scotsman, The Unitarinm Congress at Saratoga.\"If Methodism may justly be called the established church of America, the Unitarian body, to which special attention is just now being called by the session of its conference at Sarato- g% may well claim t be the sanctuary of American culture.Unitarianism has a remarkable history.It begins with the brilliant beretie Arius in the fourth century, whose teaching won whatever of intellectual movement continued unstified by the constant narrowing of the church\u2019s creeds.When Arius was poisoned, as is thought probable, by the orthodox, his doctrine made itself felt in sue- cessive waves of revolt, the prelude and prophecy of the coming reformation.The most thoroughgoing of the reformers was a unitarian, Socinus.But he waa still more the apostie of culture than of theological change.He belonged to the little band of scholars who inaugurated the new birth of classical letters beneath the stately dome which the genius of Lorenzo de Medici had reared beside the Arno.ln England unitarianiem began as a feeble sect, perse- cated by the episcopal church.Though not connected with any sectarian organisation, John Milton held distinctly unitarian doctrines.Priestly, William Godwin, and his celebrated wife, Mary Wolstonecraft, the first asserter of woman\u2019s righta, abd mother of Mary Wolstonecrait Sheliy, belone to the unitarian roll of honor in England.But in America Unitarianisæ may be said to have almost mon olized the literary and philosophical culture of the age, Bryant, Longfellow and Kwerson were unitariana Oliver Wendell Holmes is a unitarian.Boston is the Mecca and Jerusalem of uvitarianism.No Christian church is more remarkable for good work of à practical kind\u2014 Torento Worid.A Shark (aught by a Clam, Among the discoveties recently made in the great Dead Sea of the West were some gigantic oyster shells mors than six feet long, each pair of which once contained sn animal that the average boy could not lift.To-day the only really large shellfish is of the clam family.It is mamed tridaena gigas, a contemporary tells us, and is found in the Pacific ocean, the length of his Hfe being 60 or 70 years.It grows embedded in the coral, and is fastened to the rocks by a cord called byssus, which is so tough that it can be cut only with an ax.The shells themselves are six feet lang, each valve weighing more than 250 nds, when the antmal part often weigha y or forty pounds.When alive the \u2018triadacna lies with its great valves ajar, capturing any food that may pass within its scalloped edges.| A shark was once caught in this way.Swimming along in search of food, he unwarily pessed in\u201d the door of the great clam\u2019s house, his tail rudely striking the animal.Like a flash the tremendous jaws snapped togetber, squeezing the man-cater as if he were in à vise, and rendering him utterly werloss.As the tide went down the shark\u2019s oad above water, dashing about and churning the sea.The hubbub attracted the attention of some natives, who soon captured both shark and clam.One of the most interesting exhibits at the recent Provincial Exhibition here, which we overlooked noticing at the time, wax the fine display of surgical Instruments, artificial limbs, trusses of all descriptions, supporters, electric apperatus, gymnastic accessories, such as fencing foils, boxing gloves Indian clubs, &e., all manufactured by Mr.F.Gross, of 688 and 690 Oraig street, of this city.A great attraction to visitors was the invalid'g chair, the ease by which it was worked and the comfort experienced in using it, were favorably commented ob, The invalid bedstead was much admired.The bedstead contains various appliances for raising and altering the position of the patient, and alleviates suffering to a t degree.Mr.Gross was aw seven first prizes, besides which three other of his exhibits were highly commended.The prizes were foe invalid chair and patent bedstead, collection of yeterinary surgeon's instruments, collection of surgica instruthents, assortment of trusses and orthope.die liances, assortment of artificial lim collection of bandages and surgeon's appliances, snd gymnastic lances.Me.Gross dbssrves great credit for the honorable position he hos taken for the manufacture of scientific the qualit, it is evident from theawards made, being of avery superior character.Mr.Gross\u2019 works in Craig street are very extensive, and a walk through the various departments affords a vast amount of instruction te the visitor.Nome but tho best workmen are employed in them, so that the goods made may thoroughly relied on.Opening Lecture in the American His tory Course, by Dr.Kelley, Y.N.C.A, Monday Evening, 9th inst, at 3 o'clock sharp.bree to al vie Mis | jégascters the Purest und Best Bit- this pr (Bean Hapsioon country, a new a a bo tho Nils wes a sivoke ot Britain's in the East.ce of suo.te by Nelsom's' vie- ome exandrls also thet Sir Ralph Abercromby gave finishing to the ch hopes, and received his own death.Mehemet Ali.That soldier of fortune was the ssoond founder of Alexandria.Jte grewth in phenomenal for ver Hade.They ars compounded from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandelion,\u2014tha oldest, best, and most valuable medicine in the world, and contain all the best and moat curative pro- jes of all other remedies, being the greatest Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator, and .Iifo and Health Agent on carth.No disease or ill health can possibly long exist where these Bitters sre used, so varied and perfect are their operations.They give new life and vigoe to the aged and infirm.all w employments cause irreg- larity of the bowels urinary orgs, or who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulant, Hop Bitters are invaluable, being highly curs.tive, touio and stimalat without intorica- ti \"Ne matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what the disease or ailment in, ues Hop Bitten, Dou's wait until you are sick, bat you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at once.It may save your life.Hundreds have been saved by so doing.$300 will be paid for 8 case they will not cure or hel Don Wafer ce let your frends suffbs, but iow Divers no vie Remember, itters is no vile, drunken nostrum, tut the pring Meditineever made! the *Invhlid's Friend and Hope,\u201d and no person or family should be WARES boa TRUOKS or ou he maken JANES RB, Ny a) veine 10 he, EPS H LIVE \u201ccities, ha * + te v.= à a Sh aN , .-_ Me, ©.P.Brown, Crown Land Agent, Sault Ste.writes: \u201cTwo or three of my myself were recommended to try Northrop Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophoaphites of Line and Soda in preference to Compound Sprup of Hyphophos.hitew.~ We your Emulsion, snd think better for syntem than the Syrup,\u2019 &e New Advertisements To-Day, PHOSPHATINE.Tonoxto, March 20, 1882 Meeurs LOWDRE à Ca DEAR Brug, \u2014 For the past two weeks 1 have been using Dr.Austin\u2019s Phosphatine in my family with the mos satisfactory results.It is unquestionably a most vala able medicine.Yours traty, W.H.WILLIAMS, Special Correspondent Toronto Globe, v 1 REFUTATION.Owing to the very satisfactory profit resulis upon tho 10 payment Life Policies of the Confederation Life Assoolation under their equitablo system of distribution, as comparcd with those nllowed by the Canada Life upon a similar class of policies under the old-fashioned ccatage plan, the jealousy of ita city agent, Me.James Akin, has evidently been excited, and he has been rash enough t0 make the assertion to several of the policy holders of tho ** Confedoration,\u201d that it is impossible for sald Association to give such large profits and continus sound.This assertion he supports by a calculation made by Mmself, but howe ver plausible 18 may appear to the uninitiated, it is foundoi upon false promises, and is consequently emiirely wrong in is conclusions.I$ would be a deplorable stato of affairs if any Lifo Insor- ance Company could £0 80 far wrong in its calculations as this mere tyro in the business attempts to prove, but fho only thing he dues prove is hi own utter gnoranco of the science of Life Insurance calculations.He would have displayed more common senso if he had in the first place tried the effect of à similar test upon the policies of his own Company, for although tho profits thereon are so much smaller, he would have obtained a similarly absard re- salt, which would surely have restrained him from stui- tirfying himself in such à manner.If the public woulkl only take the troubdle to examine carefully the following comparison, they will be at po toes 30 account for the anxiety of the agent of the Canada, to disprove the correctness of the very decided advantages offered by the Oonfuderation to insurcrs under thetr ten payment life class hy! Ç eee § oe py = sagt : CE co E : \u201cous 3 2 : ghegd î 3 ; #4: 3 Ee ® glyedl \u20ac AEER: £23 = 3 =2 3 8 > &|ss28 ; 23 E 2] rm 3 => 8 E| Es snacg ?2 « ele be © LORI | Dub =D g * a o) pos , ?î t900~3 ee _ SræcSel if 8 æ - Di œcoS| snug T Si 883] The subscriber will be prepared at any time to demon strato to to satisfaction of eng the of he syatom of the \u2018* Cohfoderation,\u201d\u2019 as well as its sa- reriority over (bat of the Cantin.The Seeretary of the Canadas Life at Headquarters, when remonstrated with on tbe subject, having falleddo make tho \u201c amonde honorable,\u201d tbe subecriber at length, afte tho lapec of several weeks; is reluctantiy constrained?to adopt this course of counteracting the mischievous effects of such erroneous awd unjustifiable assertions.\u2019 H.J.JOHNSTON, CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION.Moutroal, September 30th, 1882, 233 2aw°2 SMITH & CO, Fashionable Tailors, 66 SY.JANES STREET WEST, 66 PORMERLY BONAVENTURE.\u2014 GARMENTS CUT AND MADE ' \u2014IN THR Latest Londen and New York Styles.zou FIFTH EDITION\u2014JUST OUT.\u201c THE CANADIAN ACCOUNTANT,\u201d By 8 6.DRATTY and J.W.JOHNSON, Ontario Business College, Belleville, Ont.This is the fifth counting house edition of the most in former practical, and vainable matter has , 1t is $ho beet text book for dent of ododgls.- ancounts.account ant amd barsiness man.Isis a mine of basins knowledge for the country merchant.300 pages, octavo; prio, postpaid, $3.00.Descriptive circular, containing index, Ao, free.Address ' .ROBINSON & JOHNSON, fon Ontarie Bavinees Cat ct QPECIALTY PANTS.arr $6.00 NET, CAME.Our orders for these pants this week were double the quantity aks the werk previous.In matty ones, after » trial pair, yenttomen have Joft their cedars for two and three patrs mors.* Every pair ts guaranteed the \u2018 BEST OF TMPORTED GOODA, gout fit equal to s0y made in London, Paris, or Ney W.CHURCHILL & CO, 187 ST.ANTOINE STREET.» Outter, from Lond and._ W.EL HLBBITT, Outter, ou, Bogland SALE OF WOODLANDS.sale -fing Wood) containing 260 acres, pe Ta Bo Sel (Je, rer Frond ame Den hehe theve 1e & wraben of tive North Share Rallway, These lande are well supplied with wood Ma H Walnut, soft Walnut, Birch Rim, As Wood, Conar, bc.The Lil the gread- est ty.The grester partof the soil je of good qua L and \u20ac ne the of the 3 E.MATHIEU FRERE, 296 2 77 Notre Lame INVENTORS.A and opened ce hie + grim TA LAS DEAN COT RIGHTS.£e as ire Letom doe 80 relaiing 16 Trade PANTS.my $0 or corvospond wit wBcar! tho 10th and 11trof OCTOBER, and st our Warerooms, BR Auction Safes, .By Béntring*& Barsalou.EXTENSIVE SALE \u20140r\u2014 Fall and Winter Dry Goods.BY AUCTI®N., The subscribers will sell at their stores, Nos.88 and 8Y BL Petor street, on Wednesday, the 11th of October, A comploto and general amortment of DRY GOO suited Bu Fall and Winter '{ rade, a nsisiingrot ta ore ue and Black I'reuidtuss, Heavy Beavers, Black fork Grey Naps, Black Clothe and Docsking, Worsted Coat- Ings, 6-1 Black Italians, Mettons, Boetled ll Canvas, Black ad Colerud Cashwares, French Mert Crapo Cloth, 1'lack and Colum Vgivoleond, White and let ls, Grey Flanuvls, ig! Uorgets, Bhawis, Kid (Hoves and Milita, Wont toe, Winter Anen Ham) fa, Coat apd Vest Bations, and à full usaoet- mont of Small wares.\u2014 LIKEWISE bales Grey Cotions.cases Grey Hannets, heavy.\u201cA.W.Binck Casbmere U-4 Coatings.11 1 Suveans Klirts ani Lravwers 10 baies Wnite Blankets, assortod 7 \u201c Brown Blankets, assorted.2 cases Ladies\u2019 (corsets.z2 » C 20% Winter Nitta, 10 \u201c Assorted Bostory and Smaliwares.\u2014 AND \u2014 A completo assortineut of Linon Tablt leached half-Licached and white and brown, meet Ascorted Towels, Stare Curean cascs of Job Towels and 3 baies Btriped Hescian.na \u2014 TOGETHER VITE = Consignmenta of : Fuffaio Robos, assorted.Boccadns, Mitts and Gloves.Hoots aud 8hocs.Fur Cape, uss ated.Fur Coûts assarted.Laxlios\u2019 MuCa, amsorted.Lases iioady-raate (Jothing, assorted.Township -ooxs and Mis.To bo sold tn bats to suit purchascrs.Termb'liberal, Sale at TEN o\u2018dock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 235 Auctioneers.By Thomas J.Potter.ESTATE Late JOHN OBORNE.he Double Cottage.corner St.Patrick and Island streets, with a fine lot, about 1Sx128, affording.ample Jard and n room, and said to be the best lot in ST.GABRIEL FILLAUE, will be sold by ORDER OF THe EXECU TUR, al my room, on Triesday, 10th October, at 10 oo clock.The lot is perfoctiy drained.THOS.J.POTTER.232 Auctioneer.> Pr ST PATRICK STREET.YOUR TENEMENTS HY AUCTION, On Tuesday.10th October, Being the housas Ou PROS 282, 23212, opposite CONVERSE™S ROPE FACTORY, And about 70 yds.from city limits.A GOOD PAYING INVESTMENT FOR A SMALL CAPI- .TALIST.LOT, 48x128 FEKT.Sale at 10.30 o'clock.232 \u2018THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.ESTATE CATHERINE McGEE.Sale of the Property Nos.10 an 17 Busby Lane, .By auction at my room on Wednesday, 11th Oetober, by order of the Executors, the shove oentral property roar Cratz, Radegonde ani Latour streets.About foci front ; arva, about 4,000 feet.raic at 10 o\u2019cloak.232 THOS.J.POTTER, Anctiencer\u201c By Thos.Walls & Sons.rPHOMAS WALLS & SONS, TRADE AUCTION EERS, MONTREAL and - - TORONTO.Notice te Our Customers.We will hold a SPECIAL TRADE SALE of FIRST OLASS READY-MADE CLOTHING, beiog largely composed of Merchant Taflors' Mis in Mens\u2019 and Boys .5uits, Overcoats, Fur Conte, ie Lamb Caps.Also, Bouts and Shoes.Dry Gouds, Woollens, &c, at our Warerooms, in TORONTU, on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, x DRERBSOLE STREXT, MUNTREAL, on Wir above es.We will sell from over 130 Packazes of Seasonable Dry Goeds Woellens, Linens, Shirts, | and Drawers.300 Pleces of Table Ollcloths.THOS.WALLS & SONS, Trade Anctioncers, 3 Montroal and Toronto.SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.300 tons pressed hay, of good qualtiy,.at public auction st the railroad depot of the Montreal Champlain BB.0o., 81, Constant, P.Q, on Tuesday.10th October, at 16 a.m.for account of MAYNARD, KNIGHT & CO., Worcester, New Advertisoments To-day, £000 OTERCOATS ,ARE XOW BELLING AT A FEARFULLY REDUCED PRICE.HUSTON'S.THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN THIS CITY.3 St.Lawence Main st HAMILTON BUGAR CURED RACUR } x \u2014AND\u2014 \u201cGEM\u201d SELF-SBALING JARS, Lee ue EE A .| Pinw, Quarts and Halbgallous.WM.ELLIOT, CORNER Bt.Lawrence and St.Catherine Streets.23302 \"ENGLISH HAIR BROOMS.BHOE AND STO | VK BRUS DANDER ARD VETVET BEUBHER - HORSK ARUBHES.\"VET AND BONNET WHISKS ULLEY'S RETALL BRUSH STORE, 72 & Ta BLEURT FTREËT Machine Brushes a specialty, 230 cod CVE 1G H\u2019S SOVEREIGN REMEDY f=) DY eures Rbeumastiom, Nearhigts Reference by Kind permission, HICHARD BIRKE Bag, fi ry WHOLESALE AGRANTS: Lyman, Sons & Ce.| Merry, Watson & Ce.PR.Clergymen and those who speak in public, ave apt to suller ne thro Winams Pont \u2014 f ness and PULMONARY) fry Baisam reflects thin 4 clones 9 voles, reliverg CHERRY aching throes, subdues the În- flammation, and perv- BALSAM, ou memirane Le GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.TENDERS 4 Are fuvited the petviters of KELIING NEWSPAPERS | AND BOOKS, BIC., on the Trains and-néBistions af the - Company, 4° THEORY vie ca \u2018wii be recelved 08 or belous the |.FARM, STOCK AND IMPLE at the Huit Petits Lean 10° ning Uutromont, dy order of Mr.3 a \u201cA so WEDXESDAY, 11th inns.i Five Cows, all good milkers.® Y Hottes, Calves L'very Ano Ovegear sure § Carls, Mark pee à ou Sleigh, 1 b, Mo Machine, Floagh, Hay Cart, Bioveeand some Hot Furniture.quentity Mangie Wuræel ané Out Biraw.No roscrve.Sale at 10.30 o'clook.Lu =.ARAW & GOWDER * a CHAMP DE MARS STREET Mono frout Dweliiegs, tras.funemects ; à buildings In thoroagh repair ; Jot nearly Tout total area a et by ry nwe and ry w LV vor THERE.auct at our rooms, > Wednesday Noxt, 116h Gotobtn The propozed now Ratlroad Da has cousté 1 demand Tor property in this rere Rs = Sale a: 10.30 à.fi._ 038 SHAW & cowput, (COLLEGE STREET CORNER DUPRR LANE HR i rah os Hose S15 on Tae ye.Wednesday Morning Next, thedlth @ohy at 10.30 san.Coed This ts a spiendid.corner, strictly comereiel es: $ At provent rontal pays food interest.zu SHIAW & cowDET, + DE \u2014THE\u2014 7° FINANCIAL ASSOCIATIO -\u2014 OF \u2014 ONTARIO: The DEBENTURES of the Associates interest at the rato of BIX PER CENT.a , payable half yearly, and are im PAR for 1,3 or 8 years, and at 1, 9 and por cent.premium for 5, 7 sod 10 years poctively.: : The amount added to Reserve in January excecded $14,000, after making provision the usual eight per cent.Dividond to the ence and Ordinary Stockholders.fi Financial Statement and particulars will forwarded from the Head Office, LONDON, ONT§: on application.: Prefcronce or Ordinary Stock in the Azsocin! \u2018 tion secured for investors at current pride.: Jos, D, SAUNBY, |EDWD, LR President.Mas.(CAUTION.Fu have established 80 high no reputation and yesped plentiful a financial harvest as the result of uw : jmprovements in their art, that thoy are legitimate proy by unprincipled forgers and s who steal thelr name, counterfeit their trademark, parioin their distinctive patterns and soales.It 35 thenigd fore noccasary that intending purchasers of îlas genaitiéi *¢ Decker\u201d should exorcise care that thoy be nob ceived by fraudulent misreprosentations.The courts of law in New York have estabilshed beyond troversy that the only plano known to tho publie and the plano trade as \u201cThe Decker\u201d mano-{siey known as Decker Brothers\u2019 piano and Deckeut planeo)\u2014is manufactured by Decker Brotbess, Unlon Square, N.Y.DEZOUCHS & OO; ARS THE SOLE AGENTS HERE.233 ST.JANES STREET.Ni NEWEST AND BEST.= i TOE IDEAL NETHOBRS For Vielin, Guitar, ù Cornet, .net Organ, German Acoordecn, Jot, Clarinet, Fimite.File and Banjo.books, BRP.WINsER.The newest and best cheap Hem going, with ncw, modern and » erp The InmAL METHOD POR THR CORNNT, for at tostructive pages, and 88 good tunes.« Pricoof each book, 7G ceils.GOUNODS SEW ORATORY, The Redemption; Kovsliers Edition.The only one alaptoi to Go ea original orchestration, iv just oul I pba Sarin of Mebesiesins Elune be 1806 monde for specimen copy.! Price, 51.00.The Singing Bchood Beason iz upon wh of weg ar ae a ery rt Soke 7 TESTER Cas 0 I on > Moon Pris Sat than any THE IDEAL.(\"5cts) L 0.Exunoetfs net classes, Any book mailed post free for retail prilet, G.H.DITSON à CO, 843 Erondway, New 1 Te SAUCE GRAVIRS, XTC.a.\u201d Adds an Appetising Charm to the \u201cTHE CLIMAX OF PERPBOTIL Unrivalled for of GROCERS, DRUGGISTS, do.- SOLE CONSIGNEBRS OP THE OA H.SUGDEN EVANS & ( MONTREAL.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH LAWYERS\u2019 £0\" PENS, gua literally tbe best book, ornate well OLIVER DITSON & C6, LIME-FRUIT JUICE.PINT, GAME, SOUS, Dainifest of Dishes.ear Merce, hola fori a MONTSERRAT COMPANY ( Torunté Ageacy\u2014%3 Front street West.; PENS.' + LA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AN Ts Btationer\u2019s Hardwa Just Reostved, ex £8.\u201c Pesuvmn.®.JOSEPH FORTIER, \u201cNaming Shite] a : ind ., J THE MONTREAL GAS COM PANY) A MALIWYEARLY = DIVIDEND OF SIX (6) PER cut} AS SITAR RA ANY Monday, the 16th day of Geseber \u2019 The Transfer Books will be clesed from the lot té 26¢h prox., both days Wnslustve.: 4 By onder of the Board.Montreal, September 3111, 1882.XAILLIAM BYRD, Ww © Carpenter and Joly _-; otumen wide Fouad va the Last Sditian) æ La pers .AS Bt Punts on the 6 mn She wile of Guo.J.Brown, of a sot.: a regio, PQ Oct.8, the wife of B.C.Br OA 10 Loom aveae on the 6th lust, the wife of T2 DALY\u2014At No.5 Vallee ativel, ON ths dih the wife \"5 SJuln Daily, OF à con.hb Oct, .MAUXIAGES, ODOTASH, VAIL\u2014AÉ North Fo Yi, Oct.5.by - Baba Nr.Parker, of Bethel, Vt, John T.\u201cpod es vf Qlucititi, Ohio, t@ Mary BRB.Vall, of hoath tint.- ; .DUROUHER, JOIUIN\u2014At Delwil, I.Q., on the rd jmst., 8.tee trarocher, wanager Lon Carter Bank, at dt.kyaoitue, Wu Fhilmooue J rou dauyhiur of the late Æimablo Joucin, Esy.BLACK, GRANT\u2014A: Triuity Church, via Thurstay even sut, Uvt.0, bY tho Reve CW.Rawson, of the (athe- aryl, Quebec, and uncle of the bride, assisted ty ths ne.WL Milly rector of'Trimity Church, James ¥, son of Janes Fo.flaca, Loe tO Annie Le, dauzh- ter uf Charles Grant, Esq., all of Moowrcal.No ans OY = DALZIEL, PALLL:ER\u2014On the 31st August last, st St.Luke's Church, Kmersou, Manitoba, by the Reve Mr.brouvton, Mr Edward A.Dalziel, of Morris, to Aun Jaue, tauzhter ot Mr.Thomas Paluzer, of W est Lynoe, Inte of Lacbute, | ue 3 DEATHS.McGOW AN\u2014In this city, oun the th inst, Margaret Hiie- ni, beloved wile of samasi \"Gowan, agrd Go years.fine funcrai will l-ave hur late restdenue, Nu.(64 Vol- burns street, on Monday, the Sth Inst, ab 2.30 v'clock, sor place of interment, Mount Boyat Cemetery.Yricads and acquainiancus arc respeciiully invite to attend.- TALLOT-\u2014In thiseity on + Gth Oct, Catherine, eulest dauvhier of Iubert t, aged U1 years, manths and 7 days, alter a ong aad painful uin-ss, boro w.th Christlan fortitude.The tuner: to take place from her father's residence, 48 Jurors treet, on Sunday, the 8th Oct, at_.30 p.m.Friends znd ac quaintances are res ly luvited to aiteud MACALAIER-\u2014On Friday, Oct.G, at =X p.m.Re! Macklater, formerly of by, Engiand, aged 33 years, El.4 he fancrai will take place on Mond.y, uth inst, at 5 half-past two p.m.from the Montreal Gencral Hosp.- tal.Friends ond acquaintances respectfully invited wo autend.sv 3 .PATON- In this city, on Oet.7.14205, fan\u2019 daaghter of Alexander Paton, aged ! year and S rauntls.Lhe funcral will leave her faghcPa resulence, dit Albert «treet, ou Sunday, Uct.8, at 2.30 p.m.[Quebec papers pieuss copy.J CR ARLES\u2014In this William } eity, Oct.6, John Charles, aged 63 5 ears.Foreral from the resid noe of ins sun-in-law, | % Fitzgibbon, 262 Bleury sirvct, un outulay, the Sth i nat.at 2.30 pan.Die 2 t ! i 1 DARGIE\u2014In Winnipeg, Se 1G, late of Nantread, David, only son of Richa Ta of Winnipeg Firs Brigade, aud 1 year amd © mouths.© + FULTON-\u2014In this city, on Get 5, Mary Janc Fulton, daughter of Mrs, Duncan Fwiou, ans! JZ yuars.Funcral from her mother\u2019s residence, w-wcirow, at 2 o'clock, at B45 Uraly street.Friends and acquant- ances arc invited to attend.CSV Ime Kreainer.2 pem\u2014Thermometer a uearn & Harrisea's annug av last 24 aours:\u2014 fan, à par Mau Aa, Mean.: \u2018Es 58° ès- 69= L45 61:9 Paremeter\u2014ù p.m.\u201430 30 Sam.~30.14 3 p.m\u201450.06 1 a.m.\u2014Probabilities noxt 24 hours : Moderate #0 fresh winds, mostly southerly; fair warm - ywroatiier, succeeded by 1ooal thunder sterms.Apwoinunents this Evening.Theatre Royai\u2014Maflitt and Bartholomew's Pan- ~ fomime Troupe.- Rew Advertisements this P.M.\u2019 THE BEST VARIETY IN THE \"city of Brackets, Cabinets, Music Stands, .aPedstals, Easels, Fancy Tables, Towel Racks, &e., &c., will be found at KING'S, 652 Craig Street.- > y - : HAL IRISH POPLINS in Le =: -\u2014 BLACK AND ALL COLONS >.EFSI MAKKXS ifACK SILKS +\u201c \u201c 0.uo \u201c » \u201c SATINS \u201c \u201c BLACK Ju BLACK AND COINREuv WATERED SILK3.i LL SILK MANTLE VLLVETS.COLORED SILK VELVETS BLACK AND CUL KSD SILK PLUSHES \u201c * VELVEILENS ALL WOOL CABHM ERR SEEG ES \u2019 bu CULORED CASHMÈRES CRETONNES tn a iarge variety.FALL AND WINTER CARRIAGE RUGS.\u2014 AT THR \u2014 t FRENCH KID GLOVE WA REIIOUSE, > «3TABLIS:ZIKD 1301.eee -FHOS, Miss ; 256 257 and 2559 ' , 3e Fcire iraune st, a ft PRY GOODS.BILLIARD CLOTHS, \u201cARPES, il, CLOTH, LINOLYUMS, MATS AND MATTING.Wholesale & Rotall = 238 2+ F,DWARD LVANS, ACCOUNTANT, 169 RAINT JAMES STREET, { 327 +2aw (Opposite St.John Strect) Montreal 1000 Pairs CHILDRENS S5IOLES, at 23 :a Pair 1935 AT FOUARTY\u2019S.CADEMY OF MUSIC.HENRY THOMAS Manager.| Five Nights and Saturday Malince.Commencing MONDAY, OCTORBLA 9th, The Great 1 ondon and New York Sensation, THE BLACK FLAG.INTRODUCING NR.and MRS, NAT GOODWIN (Eliza Weatherby) and MR.EDWIN F.THORNE.Kew and Magnificent Scenery by Yoegtiln.Ramo as Mes at the Union Square Theatre, m New York City.Bax Plan now open.i WANTED\u2014100 SUPERNUMERARIFS, pes 2of wood, within une huur irom Aoutrral are nnxiou i to weet with a practical man to * theses woods.CAMPUELL RROS., 2366 St, Hilaire, PQ (QGAMPBELL'S EXCELSIOR COMBUSTION PLATE (PATENTED) \u2014 THR ONLY \u2014 Fuel Economizer and Smoke Preventer.SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.| Yor Particulars, address, Y W.CAMPRELL, ; P.©.Box 303, » Office, 70 ST.JAMES STREET, WEST, {Lale Bonaventure street), MONTREAL.236 1awtl on MORESQUI BRUSSELS, 7 WITH BORDERS, -\u2014 AT \u2014 - sl LIGGET & ITANILTONN.\u201d 600 Pairs Men*s Cimmp Sole Congress pots at 8L50 per pair, > AT FOGARTY'S.BUSINESS MAN WITII Captial of $3,000 or over can hear of n sound timate busittess tn which at east 10) per e ut wil.bo Sas mo vie tue moacy invested ; profits Lars: ; ab o- \u201cMNanatacinres,\u201d PU.Box 117, Mey.BAGS, ALL RIZES AND QUALITIES.LEWIS 8.BLACK 2% 16 ST.HELEN THEFT WANIED TO RENT, ET y, & 8MALL HOUSE.oe, ADDRESS, .| Stathng Terms and Full Particulars, \u201cB.By\" Sram office, Li 2,000 pairs Ladies\u2019 Kid er Geat Bap \" domed Boots, 88 $1.33 per pair, at » FOGARTY & BROS, NyraxTeED \u20143$1,200 or $2,000 on \u2019 fret moutrago city property Apply, stating mn- Wath P.B 236 t THE UNDERSIGNED having * Water Power andl ap unlimited supply of hard an.eatablish a mili to utiliza * Hew Advertisements tis P.M, | AAI WN.THE LADIES SAY SO! Ladiewho have visited S.Carsley\u2019s Dress Department this season ray that wo have the finest and most rocherche stock in the city.CROWDED! Our Dress Counters are crowded every day, and ail go away sausfied that we are giving extra vaiuo.MONDAY MORNING! Wo show {ull lines of new aud stylish goods impurled tor Fall and Winter wear, and ladies will please Javer us with a call Before making selections clsewhere, as wo aru sure of giving in- ducoments which cannot be obtained in aay other store in the Dominivu.EXTRA HELP! We are making special proparstions for Monday's sale in the Dress \u2018partment, so that all can be attended to without much delay.PLEASE REMEMBER MONDAY MORNING -\u2014 AT \u2014 S.CARSLEY\u2019S.RAW SILK CURTAINS! KAW SILK CURTAINS! AT 8 CARSLEY'S.The Latest Designs, ARE TUE The Protticst Designs, DBourctis Curtain, Astrachan Curtain, Audley Curtain.Go To 5.CARSLEY'S FOR The Bourette Raw Silk Table Cover, The Astrachan Raw Silk Table Cover, \u2018The Audicy Raw Silk Tabiv Cover.GO TO S.CABRSLEY'S FOR The Bourette Raw Silk Piano Cover, Tho Astrachan Raw ~ilk Piano Covers, The Audtey Raw Silk Piano Covers AT S.CARSLEY'S! Raw Silk Curtains, Raw Silk Table Covers, Raw Silk Piano Covers.ALL TO MATCH! ALL TO MATCH! S.CARSLEY'S FOR Raw Silks, Damasks, Jutes, Reps.Naw Silks, DamasKks, Jutes, Reps.S CARSLEY\u2019S MILLINERY SHOW ROOYE Beaver Hats.Beaver Hata Beaver Hats.Just Received, a case Genuine Beaver Hats, tmnde entireiy of animal Fur, and of the very best quality.\u201c 3 Put Them Under Water for à month, and they will come out uninjured.Colors Permanent, \u2018 and will mot fade.A large stock to choose from.All new and fashionable styles.Never Wear Out.Thetw Genuino Beaver Hats never wear ont, and oan bo altered in shape from year to read S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL» BEWARE: WE WOULD CAUTION EVERYONE WHEN BUYING UNDERWEAR TO CARRFULLY INSPECT AND EEE THAT TIE RIBBRD PORTION OF THE GARMENT I8 Wut BX AND NOT SEWN, ASTHE LATTER 18 OFTEN S0LD IN PLACE OF TUR WuUVEN, WHICH I3 FAR SUPERIOR WE KEKP NO OTHER.SCOTCH UNDERWEAR.THE LARGEST, BEST AMD CHEAIRST STOCK OF - SCUTCH UNDERWEAR EVER IMPORIRD, COMBINATION.THRSE GOODS FAR SURPASS ANYTHING IN THISHARKAT FOR VA LUR COMBINATION SUITS FOR Ladies, Youths, Minnes, Bays, Chlidrons, Infants, UNDERWEAR.LADIES CAX BPE SUITED IN THIS DR- PALTN: NT IN ALMOST RVERY CLASS OF UNDERWEAR TUE SEASON DEMANDS, SPECIAL ATTENTION HAVING BREN FALL TU THIS IMPORTANT DRANCM COLD WEATHER.Ligget & Hamilton's for BLANKETS, © FLANNELS, COMFORTABLES, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, - TRE wont TIME 18 NOW = \u201cER BEST SELECTED PATTRANE I C TWERDS, ALL WARRANTED.TER RIGEZ PLACE TU BUY SCOTCH TWREDS 18 LIGGET & HAMILTON'S, «7, med 10 2eEibaph Sireet.en \u201cTHB MONTREAL DAILY.STA Now Advertisements thisPM.~~ - Yako Much Pleasure im annoumcing thas their Millinery Opening wil] take place on \u2018 and following days, when they will exhi« bit a choice selection ef Paris Pattern Bonnets, Paris Pattern Hats, Felt Hats, Flush Jats, Beaver Hats, Seal Halts, Etc., Ete., im all colors.French Flowers and Ostrich Feathers, Birds\u2019 Wings, Or naments, Ete, Eto.Far Capes, with Mufls to Match, in Black Rabbit and Hare and Brown Kacoeon, Consisting of all the faverite makes, in White, Pink, Light Blue, Grey and Black.MILLINERY OPENING.HENRY MORGAN AND COMPANY MONDAY, NINTH OCTOBER, OUR STOCK OF OORSEHEHTS I8 OOMPLETBS, HENRY MORGAN & COMPANY, COLONIAL HOUSE, cor.St.James St.and Victoria Square.R SATURDAY, CELEBRATED GLOVE.FITTING CO RSETS.JOHN MURPHY & CO.IMPORTERS OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS, CORSETS, CROMPTONS A FULL STOCK OF THESE EXCELLENT AND FAVORITE COUSETS ALWAYS ON MAND.CLToRoNT 0 LON IN 4 VERY NEWEST DESIGNS, SCONCES, CANDELABRA, ETC.236 t eod PRESS, ULSTER & MANTLE MAKING.WE HAVE A FULL STAFF OFSHE BEST MAKERS IN THE CITY.\u2014\u2014 DRESSES FINISHED IN A FEW HOURS.EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED A PERFECT FIT.OLAGGETT & COMPANY, 247 ST- JANES STREET, AU BON MARCHE.ALP.VALIQUETTE, DRY GOODS IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 31 and 33 St.Joseph Street.FLANNELS.FLANNELS.Go TO VALIQ E FOR THE B SCARLET LANCASHIRE FLANNAL, FUR THE BEST WILITR CRICK- ETBR FLANNEL, FOR THRE NEWEST DE- B1GNS IN SALSBURY FLANNEL.GO TO VALIQUETTE FUR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CANADIAN FLANNEL, FUR THE BRST AND CHRAPKST FANCY FLANNEL, FOR THM BEST AXD CHEAPEST WELSH FLANNEL.YARN.YARN.GO TO VALIQUETTE FOR CANADLIAN YARN AT 656 PER LE, FOR SCUTCH VEILING WORSTED AT $0c PRE LIL» FOR SCOTCH ALOA YARN AT $1 PER LB GO TO VALIQUETTE FOR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, IN CANADIAN SCOTCH AND ENGLISH WOOL 33 Cuses 0 Gooëûs just opened, to be advertised to-morrow Hesdquarters for Kid Gloves.GO TO VALIQUETTE FOR THE BEST IMPORTXD KID GLOVES GO TO VALIQUETTE FOR THE LATEST STYLE KID GLOVES GO TO VALIQUETTE .FOR BLACK MOUSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES.Ge TO VALIQUETTE ANDREW L MUNRO, FORMERLY OF THR \u201cLON DON HOUSE\u201d (JAMES WILLIAMSON à& CO.) RE SPRCTPULLY IRTIMATSS TO HIS MANY PRIENDS AND OLD CUSTOMERS THAT IN THB FUTURE HB WILL BR FOUXD AT TUR WRLL-KNOWN DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, ALPHONSE VALIQUBTTES, 21 and 33 St.Joseph street.\u2014 LA MONTAGNE & CLEMENT, 266 NOTRE DANE STREET, MANUFACTURERS AND-DRALERS 1K ALL THE LATEST STYLES QF FURMITURA, IN PARLOR, DINING AND BEDROOM \u2018SETS, ETC, AT MODERATE PRICES.BILLIARD TABLES A EPECIALTY.DIPLOMA AWARDED, BX HIRITION, 1880.DON'T BAIL TO GALL AT TRE ADDRESS, 388 NOTRE PANE SY, : LAMONTAGNE & CLEMENT, La SILVER-PLATED WARE.oO: OPERA GLASSES, LEMAIRES, POLISHED BRASS FRENCH MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS.0: NOVELTIES FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.WATSON & PELTON, 53 St.Sulpice Street.A DRIVE 7 CLOVES.Paris Kid Glove Store 263 ST.JAMES STREET, \u2018WB WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, OCT.9, 200 DOZEN \u201cFELICE\u201d \u201c MOUSQUETAIRE,\u201d 6, 8 and 10 Button Length 250 DOZEN CHAMOIS \u201cMOUSQUETAIRE,\u201d Tans, Dark Brown and Slate, 6 and 8 Button Length.400 DOZER \u201c PELICE \u201d GANT DE SUEDE, Assorted Colors, 3 and 4 Buttons, 78 DOZEN Ladies\u2019 Cashmora Jersey Gleves, rea à 50 DOZEN Ladies\u2019 Cashmere Hook Gleves, In 5, 7 amd 10 Hoo » oo LB Ladies\u2019 Butk Driviag Gleves, In 3 and 4 Buttons.GENTLEMEN! WB WILL OPEN ON THE SAME DATR A FULL AM SORTMENT OP Gents\u2019 Walking and Driving Gleves, Comprising the following Lines : DENTS * TRANSVAAL.\u201d DENTS \u201c CAPE.\" DENTS \u201cBEDFORD,\u201d CHAMOIS LINED.DENTS * CHERKRETTE.\u201d 01 00 ° te Uk 7 5 FOR WHITE OPERA 2, 3, 6, 6, 8 AND 19 BUT ek TON KID GLOVES, DENTS \u201c CNERERE1TE,\u201d Be, CARD.DENTS \u201cBUCK,\u201d wy IN THREE GRADES.GENTS\u2019 KID GLOVES, FRON 650 TO 81.50, We alae oarry a complete and Fall Assortment ef FRENCH DOGSKIN GLOVES, .Km the very Snest quais tien, and control the ene tire trade of the same.Paris Kid Glove Stare 262 ST.JAMES STREET, OPPOSITE NORGANS.sot | mn Ald, Madras and Stuft\u2019 Curtains, od Whatow Fixe THE RIGHT STORE ee EA or Yom LARPS.Be) KIGGUR mAMILTX: C0LER LAN?STORE, For FIRST-CLASS BEDDING Qui es sti anis VU MIBISU SC SOF +» Albi cBORE, MOTE Sf lhabie, ud Bul SO Lasily rekon, CROXPTON'S CORALINE CORSET / Took the First Prize and Gald Medal at the Bxhibitions in Toronto and Montrealin 1881 aud 1882\u2014two years ta succession.CKOMPTON'S CORALINE CORSETS in all sizes, for sale by JOHN MURPHY & 0O., 403 and 405 Notre Dame street.Five per cent.discount for ensh.as usual.Kid Gloves and Woollen Yarns Net.235} J on questions affecting.OCTOBER 7 PAPA APPRAISE TRAT EXTRAORDINARY RALLUCINA4- TION.Thirty-three Fast-À Reveln- tion from Cod Tan Particulars of the Case\u2014The Recovery Donbtiui, The oases mentioned yesterday a young man who voluntarily abstained from food for over a month isa most singular one.The leman\u2019s name is Charles Fallon, of No.90 urocher street, most res ly connected, and who bas been empl aa bookkeoper with Mears.Lord & Munn.A 57am reporter called this morning st his residence and ined some farther particulars.Mrs.Fallon, the mother of the young man, was first soon, but she, oa hearing what was required, retired noisclossly.An impressive stillness reigned throughout tho house, and it ssemed exactly tho atmosphere where religious enthusiasm would In a shoet time a healthy looking young man , who stated that he was the brother of Fallon.At first he soomed disinclined to enter into partioulars, bat finally gave the following sscount.It appears that about five weeks ago Mrs, Fallon noticed that her sos was not eating as wzual at meals; some two or three daye must have pazsed bafere this abstinence was noticed.Bhe questioned him on tho subject, and was as- teunded by his answering her that he had reccived a Pevelation trem God commanding him to abstain from food.The exact manner in which he had received this injunction, whether by a» vision or inspiration, he seemed unwilling or unable to relate.The mother, a lady of a highly religious turn of mind herself, was in hopes tho hallu- oination would wear off in a short time.Such, however, was not tho case, for in spits of porsuazions, ontroaties aod argumients he persisted in his abstinence from food.When reasoned with on tho wicked- mess of suicide, ho answored that he had ne intention of killing himself, that God, whe had supported him so far, would continue to do so.In this strait, tho sorviees of Dr.Hingston were called in requisition.To that gonsleusan he stated that a cloud had arisen betwecn God and himself, which could only be dispelled by fasting, and that when the cloud disappeared he weuld take nourishment, but not until then.The physician advised his parent not to forco food upon him, but to allow the delusion to wear off, as he was of the opinion that the eravieg of hunger world in the end prove too strong for the patient\u2019s resolution.Dr.Howard, who 4 an expert in mental diseases, was called in to consult upon the case, and was in favor of compelling the patient to take nourishment, but this plan did not meot the wishes of the family.Mr.Fallon\u2019s brother, who was out of tewn at the time, was to return, aud on bis ar rival endeavored to break bis brothers resolution, but in vain.During this time the young man bohaved much the same as wsual, conversing readily and rationally upon any sab- jeot outside of his delusion.is he carefully avoided, and when pressed upon the matter had only one answer to give, namely that ho had been commanded by God to-do ashe was doing: He, also, went out occasionally for a walk, though he prelerred remaining in tho houses.The only thing that passed his lips was water, which he drank at intervals.Asa matter of course, he began to fall off alarmingly in flesh, and after passing about twenty-five days without food was obliged to take to his bed.About this time, the Very Rev.Dean Baldwin, who had been out of town, and who was a warm nal friend, visited him at his bedside.The invalid was glad to see him, and eonversed freely on all subjects, praying with the reverend gentleman most devoutly.Dean Baldwin ressoned with him on the sin and iolly of his conduct, but without avail.He refused persiztently to depart from his purpose.Baffled, but not despairing, the clergyman continued his ministrasions, spending all his spare time at the bedside of the unfortunate man.It was owing to his reasoning and persuasions.the family firmly believe, that the Ba lucination finally passed away.At length, on Friday, the 29th instant, after crois thirty three days of total Ahetention from food, Mr.Fallon, quietly signified his intention of of some nourishment.Owing te the we viata I the stomach after such a Jong fast, on the advice of Dr., pure milk in small quantities was the only thing given him.Since then, he has centinaed to take milk, no other nourishment having llosñ offered him.He is still very weak, being hardly able to move in bed, and it is doubtful \u2018whether he will recover.He has become frightfully emaciated as a matter ef course, being re- duoed to skin and bones.The family can in ne on of him, he being apparently in good Cat and Dot 9 + paribaliiy moron he perament.DR.HINGETON'S VIEWS.Dr.H when questioned about the case, said that he had not taken auy notes about it, he had considered that either the craving for food would prove too [strong foi hallucination, and the patient would eat, er that the delusion would prove the stron, be would die.Dr.Ho ho said, recommended the use of the stomach pump to forcibly inject fluid food into the stomach of the patient, as such an operation could only be successfully esnducted in the hospital, the relatives had objected te his removal.Mr.Fallon had said all along that he did not contemplate suicide, and that would go through the trial all right.He also declared that there was a eloud between God and him that only fasting would clear away.The patient lost a great quantity of flesh, and beBame blue and cold at the Jextremitiss.He could not say what would be the result of the case, he understood that the patient was now troubled with a bad oough.Dr.Hingston farther said that he had never in the course of his practice met with a similar case, and though they might have cocurred in the asylums, he did not think the extent of the fast would befeand to have been so long.Mr, Fallon had admitted several times that he was hungry, but his resolution was ap- arently stronger than the desire to eat.Taking t altogether, it was a most sin case.Dean Baldwin, in ¢onversation with a reporter, recounted the ease v much as it has been given above.He said dhe steadfastness of Fallon in his belief was wonderfal.He believed that severe demestic afliction weighed very heavily upon Fallon, and induced mn settled melancholy that may have had the result of leading his mind into such an hallucination.He eould not account for it in any other way, the surprising part of the whole affair being that on was able te survive thirty-three days without having taken an ounce of solid food, and that his stomach was able to reswme its funetions of nourishin, the nearl famished body.He had grown so thin that elothes hung u him, and his shirt looked many sizee too tare for hiss 8 of and The Baptist Union of Canada.The following is the proposed Constitation to be discussed at the féethooming eenveation in Hamilton of the Baptist Charoh :\u2014 1.That the name of this society shall be \u201cThe Baptist Union of Canada.\u201d 2.The objects of this Union shall be :, (1) to promote bretheriy intbroourse; (2) to'ressive 4 and discuss reports of denominational werk; (B) te afford opportunities for eonference, for the public declaration of opinion and for joint aetion welfare ef churebes, and the extension of the denomination beth at home and abroad ; asd (4) to eo-operate with other svangelioal bedies in all matters of comosrn to our common Christianity.3.The Unien shall eonsist of members ef the regular Baptist of Canada, as fellows: \u2014 Delegates of churches in the proportion of two from each chareh of 100 members or - JL OBU & WHITE OURTAINS.fone shell Hospital of the Ssered Heart; i eo ~ OCEAN GAMBLING., A Ruinous Practicu ns the Ocean Sums Lest in Cra Tiaste and Betting.\u201c + Unpleasant rumors have recently besa lated to the offect that the petty gambling\\yhiok has always boen resorted to on board our éçoan ons hips, hoa leroy the tedium of the Wey- age, has reso ro ions, tho having boon increased to Fon a extont t bheedless and Inaxperisnced mgers have lost heavily al cards, Pools and in bolting on the evonts of the trip.Hitherto tho voyagors bad been content to sit down to a quiet game of whist at six penny polets, aod after a» moderate indulgence in à glass or so of retire soberl their borths when the Ughis vero ordered to be extinguished.Now all this is changed, the fascinating and overchanging game of \u201cpoker\u201d has been substituted for whist, and the limit mado so high that large sums are continuall changing hands.\u201cNapoleon,\u201d another gamo of & similar nature, chiefly remarkable for the rapidity by which » reckless player oan lose.his money, is much affected by fhe English portion ef the paseengers, and large sutms are on and lost at bia game.Then there is vingt-un, and the ports 1d daily on the ran of the vessel and other in- geoious modes of risking money, ali coming under the head of gambling.During the last passage inwards of one of our finest gambling was carried on to an extent that shocked the more sober-minded of the passon- steamships, gore.The smoking-room on deok was nevor &o., &e, while the tei bo otting on the run 0 vessel attained colossal proportions.One gentleman of this city lost ,one hundred pounds in this style of gambling alone.Another young man paid fifteen pounds for his initiation into the mysteries of \u201c bluff\u201d As excitement begets thirst, tho domand fer beverages, both malt and spirituous, was unceasing, and the wine bills of somo reached appalling figures.Several young meu leaving home for the first time, to seek their fortunes in the new world, foil 0asy and unsuspecting vietims.Thoughtiessly squandering the coin given them to mako a start with on another oontinont, thoy must have found thomselves oramped for moans when they landed.A gentleman, who had lately arrived from England, told & reporter of Tux Srax-that both going apd coming he played cards noarly all the time and for heavy stakos.The lights in the smoking room on deck wero sapposed to be extinguishod at a eertain hour, but n gratuity, doposited in the proper quarter, soon procured immunity from this troublesome rule.The winner was always =up- posed to set ap tho champagne, and the \u2018treats were frequent and expensive.In conclusion, it is as weil to state that this practice is carried to such an extent in the lines running from New York to Liverpool that num- bets of young men have beea rendered temporarily bankrupt and foroed to borrow money to continue their tour.Another feature has been that professional gamblers have taken to frequenting the ocean route, the same as they formerly did the Mississippi steamboats, and systematically plucking the runaway.With gentlemen of this fraternity the ordipary card player has no chance, and in a crowded steamer it is not easy-to distinguish between the amateur and professional gambler.THE RICHELIEU\" DISASTER.Evidence ef the Engimeer\u2014the Condi- tien of the Machinery and Boiler.The inquiry into the explosion of the steamer \u201c Richelicn *\u2019 was continued this morning at the Notre Dame Hospital.M.Frochette, engineer of the steamboat \u201cRichelieu,\u201d testified that he held « second class certificate as engineer.On the morning of the accident, the boat left Chateau- guay under small pressure, about 30 Ibs.The greatest pressure that could bo obtained was 55 lbs During the trip the pressure became still less.itness had just finished filling the boiler by means of the pump used for that par- pose when the explosion occurred.The boat was going very slowly at the time.Witness had examined tho water jacket several times during the in order to see bow much water wasin it.A ve was affixed to the water jacket which in- dioated the height of the water.This valve was examined every 8 or 10 minutes.No steam escaped from the valve.Two weights were attached to the lever of the valve.Never aaw the valve Hit of itself.The weights were there when he took charge of the engine and he had made no change.d mot know how much pressure was necessary to lift the valve ss.ha had -vever tmted It.\" Found no diffiouity in lifting the valve with his hand; witness lifted\u2019 the valve three or four minutes before the explosion, and water was then issuing from it; witness had observed no leak in the jacket on the marn- ing of the accident ; the check valve between the water jacket and the boiier had beea closed a few minutes before the explosion; all the water umped into the boiler passed through the water Ra: ; he thought the boiler and water jacket were new; there was wars suflicient water in the boiler to take the t across, and the water jacket oensequently was rarely used to fill the boiler; had no idea what caused the explosion, it was a complete mystery to him.At the moment of the accident witness was standing near the engine.The engine and machinery gave no warning whatever of the osion.There was a in at the time of the explosion.He belioved that the water jacket sould earry all the pressure allowed by the Boiler Inspector.He had never seen the certificate, the captain kept it.Witness had no means of telling what was the sare in the water jacket.The water never, d in the boiler.notioed the patch in the water jacket.The inquest adjourned until Monday next at ID sm.at Lachine.WOMEN'S EMIGRATION CIETY.Address by Mr.Vere Foster.Mr.Vere Foster, of Belfast, the Irish philanthropist, who has devoted a long time and à large sum of money to promoting females from the poorer of Ireland, was resent at an informal mesting of the Women\u2019s Eaigration Aid Bociety of Montreal, yesterday afternoon.Mr.Foster has been engaged in this work for the last thirty-two years, and although he did not seek assistance in any shape, he has mooseded in sending out 24,000 women, 20,- 000 of whom were between the ages of 18 and 90, the average ago boing nnder 21.His aid was devoted mainly to impecunious farmers, who, when te Canada received £1 towards the £3 fare, and if going to the States, rece ved £3 10s-out of their £8 The mission of the Women\u2019s Emigration Aid Society of Montreal is to protect women on their arrival in Canada, and look after employment for them.Mr.Foster said that fully nine-tenths of the emigrants went to the United States.He intends to continue in bis work until his funds run low, when he will appeal to the public for subsoriptions.At the olose of the last session of the British Parliament, a grant of £100,000 was voted te be used in the five Unions of Bwineford, Belmaliet, New- Had never AID SO- port, Clifden and Oughterard.Emigration was also being done to Australia, but the laborers were not favor of this, as they feared it.might result in lowering thelr ages Girls could be easily induced to come to Canada if- they knew they would not be cast outon the street on arrival.© ladies of the Bociety stated that REaisharge of the girls ob arrival asd being thom k rge risen ral, and bring them to the Home in Montreal, where they would be jooked after.Mr.Foster intends visiting the North-West.Takiug the Veil, Miss Ozine Caron, eldest daughter of the lata\u2019 Hon.Mr.Caron, at one time Lieut.-Qovernor of this Province, yesterday morning assumed the white veil at the General Hospital (Hotel Dieu) in this eity.The ceremony took place at seven o\u2019clook in the evening, and was od over His Grace the Archbishop, amisted by the Rev.Mr.Laliberte, eure of St.Michel, and tho Rev.Abbe Arthur Caron, viear of St.Charles de Belle- chasse, brother of the postulant.Miss Caren was : » ] habited in a rich dress of white eatin, over her head she wore a white veil, decorated with a diadem of lowers, After having made at the foet of His Grace her declaration to remain within the cloisters, she retired to assume tho humble costume of the monastery.This lady will for the future bear the name of Clajre in religion.The was led to the al herbrother, the on.the Minister of Militia.ere Wore present à very large number of the relatives and friends of the young Pentgpr the Bishop Bukost the Bow, Me.Marquis chaplain of the 3 the wis, of the Rev.Abbe Louis of the Quebec Seminary; the Bev.M\u2018F.ger, viear of Hasiliea.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MeGilk University.Ate of the students of the Paoulty of Law, held on y evening, Mr.P.Hague in the chair, the following gentlemen were elected offi- ours for the ining Sowion: President, Mr.WE.Dickson; V t, My.John Fair, jr.; Boutetary, Xe.1070 Tor tbe et Court: t, Mr.Hague; Becretery, Js & Dachau; sod Commitiss, Messrs.Fair, Robertson and Smith; also, Messrs.Dusies ahd Martin as se-editors from Law of the MeGi Collage Canette, at Mesers.» Evening Telegrams.À CH.X T0 THE WORLD.{seaciiy Saw Azan TO-THE STAN} Nzw Yoax; October 73~~Bunesa of Leuis-\" ville, Ky., yestorday doposited $1,000 with Richard Fox, of thiseity,.and issued a challenge [Fo any man in the world to contest with him for $3,000, s0d the atlhletle championship of the world.Ross will contest against Donaidson, Mo- Bac and Dufly, of Scotland.Ie is as willing to most threo as one man, the first place only te count.\u2018Ho wili give the same oddsto Hugh Me- Kinnon and A, A.MoDonald, of Canada.The