The Montreal daily star, 7 février 1903, samedi 7 février 1903

[" , rE}, pu ra pre EVE THE WEATHER FORECAST.Cold and snow, = The Montreal Daily Star CIRCULATION OF STAR Last Week*s Daily .880,934 Last Week\u2019a Weekly .132,164 Total last week .453,088 VOL.XXXV, Ne 32 SIREET RAILWAY WILLING TO ARBITRATE i OTRIRE WILL LIKELY END TO-DAY, PN Pe Company Would Discuss With Employes Matters in Dispute A Committee From Council to Decide Between Parties at Issue.3 Aldermen in Session Discuss Best Means of Having Service Restored and Rights of Citizens Respected \u2014 The Matter of Legal Redress.(See Also | \u2019 I # The strike is still in operation.not a car âmes been moved since its inception early Ra 1e uma J EE iat the strike will terminate during the sre that, within a few hours, the end of the struggle will have come.\u2018yesterday morning, but the ad | The Street Railway Company officially | intimated to-day that it would willingly consent to arbitrate the matters at issue between the Corporation and its employes.The court of arbitration, according to the company\u2019s conception of the case, ; should be composed of representatives of : the company, of the employes, and committee appointed by the City Council Page 10.) be arrived at within a few hours, and the miles of lines ordinamly operated by the Montreal Street Railway will once more be in motion.~~ The offer made hy Mr.R.Forget.as an intermediary, which embraced a ten per cent.increase in wages to motormen and conduc tors, permission of the men to belong to a union, and take back all men who had been discharged without a stated reason since the first of the year, will, according to the M.2.R.officials, be acceptable to them, and would form a busis of settlement.What is desired and expected is that a meeting taking in the civic deputation, a the \u2018 deputation of the men and the officials of he company will be arranged for to-day, WILL ABIDE BY DECISION.and the officials of the company state this In this court the company is willing to abide by the decision of the civic delegation ; after the matter has been threshed out | between itself and the employes.The tone of the offer mude by the company would seem to indicate that concessions will be made of sucb a character f Ax the City Hall, a special meeting of (Council is deliberating over what is to be done regarding the enforcement of the pen- \u2018alty -elseas,.which _provades.-for .a- certain service to be given by the company to the eitisens.It was supposed by many that the men would accept the valuable concessions which the Street Railway Company offered upon the conclusion of the conference held last evening between the company and its Tepresentatives, and the officers and legal advisers oi the union.These concessions practically granted, with one exception, all the demands which the men had made.They granted a ten per vent.increase in wages; that men dismissed without cause recently should be taken back, and that the fact of an employe belonging to a union should not be used to his detriment, or dismissal should follow.RECOGNITION WAS REFUSED.The recognition of the union,\u2018 however, was firmly refused, and while the crowd outside of the Street Railway building weem- ed inclined, at first, to accept the terms thus proffered, upon second thoughts and after the judgment of various meetings throughout the city had been taken, it was decided that in the best interest of the striking employes it was advisable to remain firm, and demand the recognition of the union as well as the other demands | which the strikers were contending for.STAND PROVED POPULAR.This stand proved very popular with the strikers throughout the city, and to-day, st fe the general opinion that the Street Railway Company must recognize the or- | gsnization of t men if an agreement is to be reached.Citizens as a general rule were to-day somewhat more accustomed to the novel eonditions which have prevailed during the past two days.| Long lines of business mon duly filed down the various avenues to the lower portions of the city.Many teams were this morning brought fato requisition and big manufacturing con- eerns, in this manner, conveyed their ployes to work.AN INTERESTING DEVELOPMENT.In the eastern part of the city, one of the mout interesting developments of the strike was the happy adaptability displayed by the market gardeners and farmers, who weed their rough vehicles asa temporary \u201cbuses and gathered in a rich harvest at five and ten cents a trip.The city on the whole presented a fairly orderly appearance last evening.Disturbances were the exception.Various gatherings of workmen were held.but on the whole strikers are to be congratulated mpon the moderation which they displayed.lt is expected that while an arrangement may be made to-day by which the strike will be settled, that several days may be eonsumed in rettling the details.In the meantime it is understood, that the cars will be set in motion immediately after the settlement.Owing to the cessation of traffic, and the filling up of the rails by snow.it will be some litle type, however, before the service is in good running order once more.em- This Morning's Developments.If the men now on strike prove willing to discuss their grievances with the offi- morning that should such a deputation re- | presenting the varinus interests he brought together, the strike should he over betore night and the cars in operation.The plan is that the civic committee act as an impromptu court.That the arrangements between the company and the men be made before the members of the civie committee, and let them be the jurdges as to whether the obligations taken by the two parties are proper: ly carried out.The official of the company stated that it would probably take some days to work out all the details of a settlement.but in the meantime they were ansious that the street cor serviees.- LL \u201cIf the men would appoint a committee, there ia no question.\u201d said the M.S.R.official, \u201cbut that a working agreement can be arrived at in a few hours\u2019 time.\u201d TRYING TO MEDIATE.The civic delegation which it is proposed shall act as witness to Any agreement ar: rived at between the men and the company, and which met the M.S.R.afficers and the stmkers yesterday, 15 coYnposed of the Mayor.Ald.Laporte.All.Ames and Ald.Vallieres.This or anv like committee would, the M.SUR.oflicials intimate, be acceptable to them.and as practically all the demands made by the men are conce led in the document presented to Mr.John Bumbray by Mr.R.Forget last evening, nothing lies in the way of a settlement.The point that Mr.R.Forget has no status in the controversy 18 not well taken, the officials state, as it is well known how closely Mr.Forget is allied to the M.S.Rand the men may rest assured that any offer he might make as intermediary would Le acceptable to the company.HSE DHDSE LS 48-20 DIF DS EDO @ © e CIVIC COMMITTEE © Lu REPORTS THE RESULT © + OF ITS LABOURS.The members of the civie depu- & ww tation, as structed by Council, call.© « ed upon both parties and tendered © ® the good othces of the Council to.& % wards bringing about an mmediate © w settlement of the strike.© %# The management où the Company + «declared their willingness to receive \u20ac + a deputation of employes in good © ro standing and to discuss with them «@ all grievances; thev alo asserted that \u20ac + to be a member of such a deputation \u20ac © would be in no way prejudicial to © = the interests of any employe.& 8 The civic deputation then called up- \u20ac & cn the representatives of the men and © > held a long conference with them.© 4, The leaders expressed their willing- © nexus to gend a deputation to discuss & © matters with the management.both @ $ parties \u2018consenting to allow the cime \u20ac © representatives to be present at the & & interview.À point meeting was ar- © % ranged for 8.30 last night.Tha Com- & pany\u2019's representatives and the civic «deputation were present.but the de- «> Jagates from the men did not arrive 4 at the hour appointed.It having & heen intimated to us, however, that ® the differences were in a fair way © of immediate settlement, we did not & remain after nine o'clock.& HERBERT B.AMES.S Saturday, February 7.1003.$ > BC HE-6 DÔ 818 porcine The above statemeut.issued by Ald.Ames, speaks for itælf, and explains the work done by the civic committee.A number of aldermen were down at the City Hall to-day, and there was a géneral feeling of regret that the strikers and the company had not been able to settle their difticultien.A special meeting of Council way called for eleven o'clock to-day, when Council will decide if any legal steps should be taken to compel the company to carry out rts contract with the city.Ald.L.A.lapointe contends that the company's contract with the city calls for a car service everv day in the year.He thinks steps should be taken to fine the company for infractions of this agreement.On the other hand, there are aldermen who point out that the company cannot run cars If employes will not go to work.At the meeting of Council this morning the civic committee will explain just what it has done! and ask for further instructions.THAT SECRET MEETING.Mr.Bauset.assistant city clerk, was asked to-day how it happened that at the special meeting of the City Council yesterday afternoon to consider the strike mtua: tion, the public was excluded, although ihe members of the press were allowed to be present.\u201cThe order to exclude the public.\u201d said Mr.Bauret.\u2018\u2018was given by the Mayor I understand.\u201d \u2018 es cials of the Montreal Street Railway there is little doubt but that an agreement can L \u201cFor what reason?\u2019 \u201cThat I cannot answer.I am told the ! mittee all reports agaitst recently dismissed employes.Mayor consulted a couple of aldermen and it was thought that for certain reasons it would be wise not to admit the publie.\u201d Continuing.Mr.Bauset sud he understood that he had been condemned, by a labour organization, becaues of the refusal to admit the public.He was responsible in no way, however, for the order being issued.MR.RODOLPHE FORGET EXPLAINS HIS PRESENCE AT CONFERENCE.Mr.Rodolphe Forget has issued the following statement as to his connection with the negotiations between the Street Railway Company and their employes: \u201cYesterday afternoon, about five o'clock.I happened to meet Mr.Bumbray, and I told him that I thought he and I could settle that strike, if we had a consultation together, to which he expressed his willingness, and there and then put down the following conditions on paver: \u201c1.The company should not recognize the union.hut would allow any of its em- ploves to belong to such union.\u201c2.Nu one should be dismissed without fair and equitable reason.\u201c3.That the company should give an equitable hearing to any employe against whom complaints bad been made.4.The Company should maintain the scale of wages of the 3rd of February.5.The Company would show to a com- that had been made 6.Grant a small nerease in salary.\u201cI told Mr.Bumbray that [ was not a Direc or nor an Officer of the Company, nor did 1 represent the Company in anv way.but that I thought could have the strike settled on the abofe conditions.\\Mr.Bumbray then brought me over to his office where 1 met some of the officers of the Union: Mr.Varin, president: Mr.Sauve, vice-presadent, Messrs.Besner and Bru- nelle; after havipg heard the above conditions, they asked me if | would bind myself to have these conditions carried out by the Company, to this I replied in the affirmative, pledging myself, in case of failure, to turn over one thousand dollars to the (ien- eral Hospital and the same amount to the Notre Name Hospital.\u201cMr.Varin then addressed his stating that he had worked for eighteen manths to organize the present strike which he had carried to a great success.the proposed arrangement would give them all they asked and he, for one, was ready to declare the strike off; the whole cou.mittee agreed and 1 signed the agreement.BIRTHS.GUMILICH\u2014On January 25th.a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.Paut Gumlich.DEATHS.MILLS\u2014At Edmonton, Alta.on the 4th Inst.Howard.the only child of Irvine and Annie Mills, and grandson of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Brewer, of Cowansvtlle, Que.ared 2 vears and 3 months.GILMOUR, NEPHEW & CO.366 St.Paul Street, Montreal, WHOLESALE JOBBERS.NEW DRIVES 309 ladies\u2019 Costumes, latest styles, can be retailed at 25 per cent.off manufac turer's price.3,000 doz.Towels at jobbers\u2019 prices.25 cases consigned from Birmingham, Kng- land, comprising a general lot of Sm Wares, Satins, Silks, etc.Also to close a consignment: 150 pieces French Canvas.100 Men's Suits.500 Overskirte.2,000 Underskirts.193 boxes Flowers.1.000 Sample Blouses.30 cases Scotch Wool Shirts These goods must be sold.are to clear them out.GILMOUR, NEPHEW & GO0., Manufacturers, Jobbers, Importers and Commission Merchants, committee, asd Drawers.ructions a ang The committee then left me, at seven-thir- ty, to congregate their men into a meeting to have this decision ratitied.\u201cI met Mr.Bumbray again, at eleven o'clock, with three other committees, one from the Hochelaga station, one from St.Denis street station, and one from St.Henri they told me that the meeting Lad turned down the committee.After an hours discussion with there men, they all agreed to the evening settlement, plus the assurance of 10 per.cent.Advance in all wages; thev then left me to notify their men at their respective stations, fhat it was all settled, but they never came hack.Mr.Germain, of \u201cLe Journal.\u201d and Mr.Heroux, of \u201cLa Patrie,\u201d were witnesses at the afternoon interview.oe + The special Canadian Pacific Railway half-hour service between Montreal and Westmount, will not be run to-morrow.deteste de + + + + .A The Canadian Pacitic Railway, as foreshadowed in yesterday's Star, has come to the relief of the public and at the request of the citizens of Westmount.have arranged to run half hourly trains from Windsor street to Westmount.McGILL A.A.A.ELECTIONS.Officers for the Ensuing Year.The following officers of the McGill A.A.A.were elected at the annual meeting last night : Hon.President\u2014R.Tait McKenzie.President\u2014G.M.Kent.Vice-president\u2014W.Ogilvie.| Secretary\u2014R.O.McMurtry.Treasurer\u2014 Mr.Stewart.Hon.Treasurer\u2014Prof.McLeod.2693 & 2695 St.Catherine St.(Near Mark St.) Bailiffs Sale, Wednesday, 11th February, At 10 O\u2019Clock.Will be sold, by authority of justice, all goods and chattels seized.consisting of household furniture and stock of boots and shoes.large safe, fixtures, etc.Sale 21th FEBRUARY.at 2693 and 2695 ST.CATHERINE 8T., near Mark s, EVERY NOUSENOLD and TRAVELLING TRUNK sught te contain A BOTTLE OF ENO\u2019S \u2018FRUIT | SALT.A SIMPLE REMEDY FOR PREVENTING AND CURING BY NATURAL MEANS - All Functional Derangsments of the Liver, Temporary Congestion srising fiom .Alcoholic Beverages, Errors in Diet, J Biliousness, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Vomiting, Heartburn, SBourness of the Btomach, Constipation, Thirst, Bkin Eruptions, Boil: Feverish Cold, Influenza, Throat Affections and Fevers of all kinds.ITS EFFEOT lo SIMPLY MARVELLOUS.It Is, in fact, NATURE'S OWN REMEDY, and an UNSURPASSED ONE Prepared only by J.C.ERO, Ltd., at the * FRUIT SALT' WORKS, LONDON, ERGLAND, by J.C.ENO'S Patent.Wholesale of Meesrs.Evaxs & Sows, Ltd.Montreal and Toronto, Canada.EN Ye of the age.500 p.c.ahead of t Canadian Headquarters, MONTREAL.SATURDAY.FEBRUARY 7.1903.PRICE ONE CENT._ \u201cA LARGE FREE Of Delicious \u201c SALADA \" \u201cThis is an opportunity not Address.\u2026 \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.32 eod Natural Green) will be sent to any person filling in this Coupon, and sending to us with 2-cent stamp for postage.VritePlainiy and Mention Black, Mixed or Natural Green.NAME.200000s cavreenennes Vonssesessensensesseensoc once ss0oasas0 dns atO ca 0000 auvinree srrensevesnocenacesecnencees SAMPLE PACKET Ceylon Tea (Black, Mixed, or to be missed.\u201d Sr srluemeesese tat stat aceteatont Raters eb tate en Address \u201c SALADA,\u201d Montreal.Natural Lithia Water.Dressing Gowns, Smoking Jackets, For gentlamen\u2019s White and Coloured Dress Shirts, newest styles in Neckwear and Collars, Gent's Gloves, Handkerchicis, Suspenders, New Hard and Soft Felt Hats, Hockey Capa, Walking Caps, Working Caps; 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Hats that sell at $5.00 and $8.00 will be REDUCED to $3,00 and $4.00, Every lady should accept this opportunity to benefit by thin rpecial offer .and patronize our SPRING OPENING.MR.S.ADAM, sto ff, Lawrence 4 IS D a Yam Ca PROFESSOR WILLIAM CLARK.Pascal and the Port Rovalists, By Wm.Clark.DD.LL.D.DC and FR.&C.Edinburgh.T Clark Price $1) The Rev \\Vdham Clark is a distinguished Protessor at Trimty College, Toronto.whare he occupies the Char of \u201cMental rud Moral Philosophy * He has heen tre- quently Doctored by different Universities, but has bravely passed through the ordeal.and \u201cbears his blushing honours thick upon bon He took his degrees of B.A.and MA 1rom the same College at Oxford as the wnter of this notice, and in 1891 was elect si a Fellow of the Royal Eociety of Can da.of the English lLaterature section of which the present senbe was one of the tsenty onginal Fellows.This casual oon cudence may well suthee to form a bond ot pleusent assnciation between tuo imends.Ih well versed In the language and htersture ot many counines, and he bas sought 10 gacrnch ius thirst at countless sources of ha man knowledge.To addition to these ample qualifications and accomphehments.he + endowel wrh a magnetae personality that commands our attention und Wins our re ape So many of us in this ety bave en- ped the privilege of hearing hun speak io the pulpit or the lecture room on publu platforms or at club meetings and the ga thermg of National Societies \u201chat he ys al Mmos?as well Luovu in Montreal as in the Capital of Ontarts Ve must all accept the t lark w a rehned and versatile scholar, inevitable, and car friend must wah the provess of the uns\" at last attain that per tod ot Life whueli Kong David hae asrgned as the ordain Lamt te \u201cthe dave of cer vears.But, at present fus ght hand has not forgetten her cunmng.ins Tongue is sul] the pen si à ready writer, aud he re calla te our mem the deseniptron of Mowers an the Les chapter of Deuteranonn Vis eve Was not dhatmedd nor lus natural } rirength abated\u201d We mav apth apply te! vs case \"with à necessary change mm the wonder or the prroncuns) one of Shakes.yeare's marvelous sentences a sentence which proves the natural mage with wloeh the dramatist instanctaively di» only one way to deal with Mver \"woudle\u201d that is to go te the rest of the disease, and cure it once for all.Such eures of the disordered or diseased liver almost always follow the use ef Dr.Pigros\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery.It glways helps.It almost always cures.ulates the liver, ef ens the ctomach, and purifies the bload.» Dr.Pierce's Golden Medica! Discovery is the best medicine made.\u201d writes Michael Maher.of ttlefalls, N.¥.(68 Center 8¢) I had yellow undice snd Hver trou in November, 1908.6 almost dead, lost sirteen pounés in three weeks and my whole body was as yellow ne id.and I was siek at my stomach aif the time.Fired three docters sad they gave me tablets sad pills and another one seme other stuff, bot ! ment do Meer Gores Medion) Discovery gore ste \u20ac Ted me and I thank it \"ad God that I am a weil man © i \"A no eubetitute for the \u201d Discov- pare is nothing \"fut as good.\u201d \u2018s Common Sense Medical Adviser, a k containing 1008 pages, is given away.Send 31 one-cent stam se of customs ard mailing only, for expen : book i CONTTS, Or 50 stam .for the book pep; in cloth.Address \u2014\u2014 Ds.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.FT RAIN TRF SE RT Te x = s = dame Perier.13 of unquestionable authority, and Dr.Clark is fortunate in having had before him ro full a source of information.He gratetully acknowledges his obligations | lo previous labourers 1n the same tield, wore especially to the vurwus French editors of Pascal's works, and to Sainte-Beuve for his valuable account of Port Royal.As our space 1 already filled, we can du no more than quote for the benefit ot tending students the mere utles of the book's eighl chapters: Pascal's karly Days.Scientific Work: Spiritual Lie; Port Roval, The \u201cProvincial Letters: Later Years.The \u201cThoughts\u201d; The Destruction of Port Royal.DGGE HOSES SA PGE HESS tndny + -.> \u201cOnes of the beautiful pictures eo « adorning the dome of a church tu = «© Rome, by that master Of Art.whose «+ « immortal colours speak as with the + « voice of a poet.the divine Raphael.@ represents Mars in the attitude of « War.with a drawn sword uplifted = and ready to strike, while an vu eo armed Ange! from behind wita @ tgentle but 1rresistible force, ar- @ rests and hulds the descending +» hand.Such 1s the true image of Christian duty nor «an t readily pérceive any difference in princi- \u2014 + ple belween those ministers of the œ « Gospel who themselves gird on the $ sword.as In the olden time, and @ $ those others, unarmed, and in cus- « @& tomary salt of solemn black, who + lend the sanction of their presence à ver tO the martial array or to any form of # preparation for War.The drummer.© o wha pleaded that he d1d not fight, + «+ was held more responsible for the + + battle than the soldier\u2014as it wus « + the sound of his drum that inflam.«+ ed the Hagging courage of the + troops\u2019 \u2014 Addresses on War © By + @ Charles Sumner ginn & to ce + Boston + a te © CODING DE DDBD 9 FFD DE SDE à 15 The Pit A Story of Chicago By Frank Norris (Toronto: George NN Moran.Montreal Fuster Brown.Price In cloth, 21.0.) In 189} the late lamented Frank Norr.s.who was considered the must promisng vf tue Younger generation of American novel mix.announced his proposed Trilogy en: titled \u201cThe Epie of the Wheat.\" It was to conaist of The Octopus,\u201d a s'orv ol Calitornia.\u201cThe Pit.\u201d a story of Chicago: and \u201cThe Wolr * a story of Europe.These were to be connectal with each other oniv in ther relation te tue production, the dis tribution.and the consumption où American wheat The Pit.\u201d à lictitious narrative of « deal\u201d in the Chicago wheat pate as new mn evervbadxs hands, but The Wolt™ must remain uhwrtten.The story os vasdy anaivzed.and 1s worth a caret analysis, but we have noontention of torestattng tha Milefest où aus reader.The author boas sue ceeded better than an \u201cThe (hopes an making the drama ot \u201cThe PH contnualls and progressiely vivid, and this sustained vividuess, and constantly accelerating moe mentuin of the story constitutes à rare and adnurable achievement The novel voinbmes popular.and, at the same Line, nElIOUs qualities To an unusual extent.and has excited the Inebest interest.and met with the heartest welcome trom all the most noteworthy erties, 82 54e SÉDHS Sté Eee 11 3050 - > .it 18 à sickening stor which + « lens of the expulsion of the LUNs @ « from he Monastery of Port Royal + + des Champs, in cold and Inch ment eo « weather with the sghortes: notice © « nnd In the harshest manner Sone eo nf them were old and infirm.xet + « no time was allowed them to make «© «preparation for their departure One .fainted .another.who had been bled 4.the day before, felt the biceding r - > tdrn, but 1t was with difficulty that + thev received the slightest consid.oe «ration from the officer who was » commissioned to expel them The + expulsion of the nuns was followed \u20ac by the destruction of the monas- æ terv which wan carried out in the + following year (17115.and this agaln w was followed he the demolition oof é.the church.and.finally.bv the « exhumation of the bodies to the 4% numoer of reariv three thousand.« Wha can deny that thia work wus Who ean fan to + a hideous crime\u201d « discern the terrible reckoning \u2018x w acted from the Church of France « in the not distant future\u201d It was © niet the Port Rovaliste who were + the hief maifferere-it was \u2018he 4 \u20achur h and the Nation of France.# The words of the wise man are & seldom more applicable than tn these w victims of 4 cruel and wicked per- # secution The souls of the right.à eous are In the hand of God.and + there shali he nn torment touch + them In the sight of the \u2018Iinwise @ thev neemed to dir.and their de- & parture ls taken from miserv.and 4.their going from us fo be citler % deatruction, but they are in peace.æ For.though they be punished in tha © slight of man.yet is their hope full FPPPOPVPDL IDI DOD DIYer Babb ab Hi Va E % of immortality\" -\"Pascal and the © Port Royalists.\u201d By Wiliam Clark, &® D.D.FRSC $ « Jan Van Elselo: His Adventures in the Reign of Philip II of Spain.(London : Macmillan & Co.Toronto: - The Copp- Clark Co.Price.Tc It must have cost the authors of this historical romance a great deal of research ere they ventured to pnt pen to paper, and the worst of it a that all this trouble passes almost unotic- ed bv the ordmarv novel reader.who simply wants to read a book of adventures.Here.at any rate, he has it.and the attractive name of Caleridge has in duced us to read every line of it.If we cannot take as much interest in historical perronages as in the lives of the ordinary people that we meet, and whose commonplace existence a 60 often detailed to us in the realistic novels of the day, that seems to be our own fault.When the romance writer haa made a thorough study of hia characters, and the which they irved, moved.and had their being.and has endeavoured to make them as life-like as his art will permit, he has done his dut®, and ought to meet with the slight Tuecd af our approhation.But the London Times objects rather unreasonably that there are masters in this art; Dumas, for in- mance, \u201cwith his very thin bread and hie Javieh thickness of caviare : Scott, with hia fine, nourishing meal of well ned ham; and even Anthony Hope.with has delicate petite gateaux'\u201d in eandwich form.Rut the hunderer complains that few writers of the day \u2018\u2018realize the difficulty of ro laying the emotion between the slices of history as to produce not a mere randwich.hut an appetizing sandwich, a sandwich of diatine- tion.\u201d Notwithatanding ths arbitrary dictum, we believe that this story hy Gilbert and Marion Coleridge (whose names were accidentally omitted from the heading of this notice) ir one of the best romances lately published.and though it is undoubtedly hard to blend love and history till the history = vivified by the love and the love exalted by its Association.we feel sure that no one bat the most callous reader will be disappointed in the volume._\u2014 ! John Greenleaf Whitter.By Thomas W Higginson.(New York: The Macmillan Co.Toronto: George N Morang.Price, 756.) Thia recent volume in the \u2018English Men of Letters\u201d series, edited by John Morley.will not be read mo engerly as its preveces ars that deal with George Eliot, Wilham Hazlett, Matthew Arnold, John Ruskin, and Afred Tennyson.One apparent reasmn is.that unlike some other noted American writers, such as Emerson.Imnnafellow.Lowell and Holmes, he was brought up Apart from what the det mentioned author calla the Brahmin class in America.those.namely who were bred to cultivation by cul.| tivated parents.He had.however.the carly tramng of à spiritual armstocracy \u2014 the Sb- meaty Friends and the Quaker tradition, after all, had a Brahminiem of his own.To thia spacial privilege was John \u201cireenieat Whither born on Decrmber 17, 1807.Notwithstanding the fact that during his whole life he miftered terribly from ill- heatth, he produced a very large amount of literarv work.and died in September, 1888.oise period of history on; THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014SATURDAY.FEBRUARY By George Murray, B.Perhaps the main interest of Mr.Higgin- sons volume will be found in his treatment vf Whituer as a reformer and an abolitionist.As the latter he was known and hon: vured throughout the avilized world.and Wilham Llgyd Garrison wrote thus of hit: \u201cI have no words to cxpress rv eense ot the value of his services, ere are few men hving who have dome so much to operate upon the publie mind and conscience snd heart of our country for the abolition of gaverv aa John Greenieaf Whittier.The poet in turn thankfully confessed that at was Garrison's \u201cinstrumentality that so early turned him away from what Roger Willams calls the world's great trmty - pleasure, profit, and honour\u201d - to take part with the poor and oppressed.I am not nseusible to literary reputation: 1 love, perhaps too well, the praise and goodwill of my fellowmen: but [ set a higher value on my name as appended to the Anu- Slavery Declaration of 1833, than on the title-page of anv- book.Mr.Higginson.fol lowing closely 1n the footsteps of Samuel T.Pickard, the authorized biographer of Whitter, has done his work of condense \u201cton well.and the story of the good Quaker\u2019 school dave and early ventures of hie career ar a politician and a social reformer.of his domestic and epintual life, and his closing years, forme a volume of edifying reading.Chapter XI.deals with \u201c*Whittier's earfv loves and Jove poetry,\u201d (though he remained a hfelong bachelor).and Chapter XII.with \u201cWhittier as a Poet.\u201d We are not sure that Mr.Higginson bas done full justice to the poet.though he has quoted some adnurable criticism from a recognized authority on American poetryv\u2014 Edmund Clarence Stedman! At the same t:me we cannot deny what 75 said of its imperfections and faults.At p.165.we read: \u2018He has defects of execution which are easily epparent.His poems, even to the latest, are apt to be too long, and to be Jaden with a superthious moral.They cnme dangerously near to ID\u2019 Alembert\u2019s enticiam of Richardson: \u2018Nature is a thine, but do not bore us with it.\u201d \u2018luttier did not actually reach the + of ennui, but came very meur it.As for his rhymes, though not so bad aa those of Elizabeth R.Browning, thev were, in hok esrlv years.bad enough.On the whole the volume.in our humble opinion, 1& superior to Mr.Hig- ginson\u2019s companion volume on \u2018Langiel low.\u201d who 1s contrasted with Whittier, in the first.chapter.HEIODT- COIS IED HOOPS & ddxind re ha temptation ts great to ra © + gald ltérarv ocenpation as some- & + \\hing that one can carry ol ag a & # bLy-occupation, in the pauses of CHANDOS.Electoral Corruption.\u2018fo the Editor of the Montres} Star: 8ir\u2014I am pleased to sre you taking the active stand that you are againat the prevailing system of \u201cFlection Campaigns\u201d throughout the Dominion.1 think all who know anything at nil abont It must acknowledge that there is a great need of \u201cReform.\u201d Our èlection laws are good, it is true.yet there seems to be no one to enforce them.The candidates and \u2018parties\u2019 enter protests as a rule only for the purpose of a \u2018saw off.\\Vouid it not be wise to urge that the law be so changed that no charge or protest once entered could be withdrawn until the evidence had alt been submitted to the court, and.falling in a conviction.the person entering such charge or protest be lable to a fine unless the evidence so given shall justify the entering of such charge or protest.| There ia one way L think much could be will be kind enough to allaw ft space in your valuable paper, 1 remain, vourd, interested in the welfare of our fair Dominton, WM.M CAMPBELL.St.John (West), N.B, Jan.2.A Canadian Curiosity.To the Editor of the Montreal Star: Sir ! have much pleasure in sending an interesting paragraph copled from an old Kingston newspaper.The advertiser's son.Sir Oliver Mowat, a well known man, is still acting as Lieu- tenant-Gaovernor of Ontario, though his term of office expired last November.I am, yours truly, GRACE NICHOL.1003 A TNIQUE ADVERTISTMENT.The Only Licensed Inspector in Kingston - 0.Mowat's Card.A paper known as The Argos used to be published in Kingston many years ago.In its Issue of July Tth, 1M4é, was an advertisement thut would now be ronsidered somewhat unique, It read this way: \u2018Mr.Mowat.in returning hls grateful thanks tu his friends and the public for the very Ubera! support extended to him during the last twenty years In Kingston, respectfully Intimates that he has constantly on hand all vonper work of the very best quality at low price for cash or approved credit.\u201cHe also begs to inform those requiring ris services that he is the only Licensed Inspector in Kingston of Flour, Pork and Pot Ashes, and will always be found in attendance at his work shop, Queen street, next to the Kingston Rakery.\u201cThe undergigned will pay the highest Toronto, THE RIGHT THING.A Now Catarrh Cure, Which is Rapidly Coming to the Front.For several years Red Gum, Blood Root and Hydrastin have been recognized as standard remedies far catarrhal troubles, Lut they have alwuys heen given separate- Jv.and only very recently an ingenious chemist succeeded in combining them, together with other antigeptics, into a picas- ant, effective tabloy Diruggists sell the remedy under the nam» sf S'uarts Catarrh Tablets, and it has met with remarkable succe in the cure op Lasal catarth, bronchial and throat catarrh, and In catarrh of the stomach, Mr.F.N.Benton, whone address is care of Clark House, Troy, N.Y.says: \u201cWhen 1 run up against anything that Is good | lke to tell people of it.1 have been trou- Lied with calarrh more or less for some time.Laat winter more than ever.Tried sok eral so-called cures, but did not get y benefit from them.About six weeks go 1 bonght a 50 cent box of Stuart's Cutarrh Tablets.and [ am glad to say that they have done wonders for me, and 1 do not hesitate to let all my friends know that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are the right thing.Mr.Geo.J Casanova, of Hotel Griffon Went 9th street.New York city, writes: have commenced using Stuart's Catarrh \u2018tablets, and already they have given me better results than any catarrh cure I have ever tried.\u201d A leading physician of Pittsburg advises the use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets in preference to any other treatment for Catarrh of head, throat or stomach.He claims they are far superior to Inhalers, salves, lotions or powder, and are much more tonvehient and pleasant to take, and Are so harmless that little children take them with benefit, as they contain no opiate, cocaine or any polsono ange\" © \"ul ed _ THE MONPREAL\u2019 DarrŸ i \u2019 mette | Difficult Digestion That is dyspepsia, : It makes life miserable.to-but simply because they must.They know they are irritable and fretful, but they cannot be otherwise.; They complain of à bad taste in the \u2018mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stomach, un uneasy feeling of puffy fulness, headache, heartburn and what not.The effectual remedy, proved by permau- ent cures of thousands of severe cases, is Hood's Sarsaparilla Hood's Pills are the best cathartic, \\ price for 10,000 white oak staves and 8 quantity of good hoop poles.\u201cN.B.\u2014Four journeymen coopers wanted immediately.\u201cOLIVER MOWAT.(Sir Oliver Mowat's Father.) \u201cJanuary, 1846.\u201d A Labour Protest.To the Editor of the Montreal Star: Sir.\u2014At a meeting of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners held at Blue Label Hall on January 3st, a report was read from the Star in which the Mayor is stated to have sald at the City Hall, on January 23rd: \u201cIt is not the poor who are protesting.The trouble over the fuel question is due to professional labour agitators\u2014the professional labour agitator \u2014well, there ia nothing too bad that you cun say about him,\u2019 in consequence ot which the following protest was unanimously adopted: \u201cIn the opinion of this Brotherhood those statements are pure fiction.We choose as representatives men from our own ranks, men whom we respect for thelr lability and integrity, and It is a gross libel to brand them as being so bad that \u2018there is nothing too bad that you can say about them.\u2019 \u201cWe indignantly resent the insult so gratuitously given to the labouring classes.Is that how you repay the people to whom you appealed to elect you into the Mayor's chair?\u201cYou say that there is very little suffers ing among the poor as regards the fuel supply.Are you aware that people are waiting a month for their coal after have ing paid for it, and can you In the face of this deny the people's distress, and withal so grossly insult them?\" We remain, yours sincerly.THE UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.Per A.M., Rec.Seo.Professional Agitators.To the Editor of the Montreal Star: Sir,\u2014For a hundred years and more poor Ireland has been troubled by the \u2018professional agitator,\u201d who seeks the platform and rhetoric instead of betaking himeelf to the Exchange and trying to have the fast- Atlantic line eall from Galway or Blacksod Bay.Are we in Ontario not in great danger also from the \u2018agitator\u2019?Instead of seeking to have the Georgian Bay Canall rapidly brought to a finish.thus securing to us.and to Montreal, the summer traffic of the West, he is now out calling for \u201clocal Option\u2019 and the estate lishment of the \u201cBlind Pig\u2019 as in Kansas, ete.As it 1s, we have too many laws ani lawyers at work already spending our money and keeping in power a lot of rascals.Let us stop \u201cagitating.\u201d and develop our province, or the highway East and West will soon be very far uorth of the city of Ottawa to our great loss.VIATOR.PALE AND LISTLESS.A CONDITION THAT AFFECTS VERY MANY WOMEN.The Appetite Fails\u2014S8trength Departs and the Sufferer Feels Tbat Life is Really a Burden.From \u2018The Topic, Petrolea.Out It is impowmible that a medicine can Le so widely known and used as are Dr.Wil Hams Pmk Pills without stnking results frequently becoming known and the merits of this great remedy -for the common al- ments of man and womankind being published.Mrs.Thos.Kettle, of Petrolva, Unt.is à case in point.Mrs.Kettle 15 an old rerid- ent of this district and is well known.Chatting with a reporter + the Topic the other day the conversation drifted on the subject of medicines, when Mrs.Kettle spoke in the highest praise of Dr.Williams Pink Pills, which, she said, had cured her of a long iliness.Our reporter, being naturally interested.made further enquires, when Mrs.Kettle gave him the following particulars.\u201cI am the mother of twelve children and mn spite of the constant strain and worry the rmusing of so larga a family entailed upon me, in addition to my housework.1 was for many years blessed with splendid health.However.after the birth of my last child my strength seemed to fail me and 1 felt that my health was gradually going 1 consulted a doctor and continued under his treatment for some months, but the only result that 1 could see was that I grew steadily worse.I could not name any partic ular ailment that 1 suffered from, but I was all \u201crun down.\u201d My appetite failed me, my strength seemed all gone and 1 became pule and listless, scarcely able to drug myuself around, and much of the time in bed.I became alarmed at my long continued ill health and as doctor's medicine had done me no good 1 determined to try Dr.Williams\" Pink Pills.J purchased a box and thought it did me some good, so | got six boxes more, and before 1 had finished taking the wecond 1 felt a lot better, and hy the time i had finished the seven boxes I had perfect- lv regained my health, had gained weight and felt better than 1 had for some years.1 consider the pills a splendid medicine, a real godsend to weak and ailing women, and have frequently recommended them tn my friends and used them with my children.always with gond results.\u201d Judging from Mrs.Kettle's healthy appearance today none would imagine she had ever known what a day'« iliness meant.Dr.Williame\u2019 Pink Pills are a positive cure for all diseases arising from impover- ihed blood, or a weal or shattered condition of the nervous system, such as epilepsy, St.Vitus' dance, paralysis, rheumatism.sciatica, heart troubles, anaemia, etc.These pills are also a cure for the ailments that make the lives of so many women a cou- stant mirery.Sold by druggista or sent by marl.postpard, at 50 cents a box, or xix boxes for 82.50, by addressing the Dr.Wil- fisms' Medicine Co.Brockville, Ont.\"Special Notice.Everywhere and For Ever.Weak and delicate children, young girls consumed by chlorosis, young women suffer jug from anaemia, old men and old women in an advanced state of debility, do not be discouraged.Fer Bravair (Bravmis\u2019 Irom) in concentrated drops will surely restore you to health.and you shall yet he able to enjoy life to the threshold of extreme old age.Everywhere, and for ever, its results are prodigious.vous, etylish fer, fully eque) ia sp- 30 the meet ve Fur 1ts sufferers eat not because they want |] Colonial House, Phillips Square.| \u2014 mince] ey Great Annual Discount Sale.Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week being the LAST 3 DAYS sale this house has ever held.of the present sale, extra efforts will be made in every department to put an appropriate finish to what has been the most successful night.BARGA! gible.REMNANTS.ODDS AND ENDS.And broken Lines of every description will be offered at CLEARING PRICES.THE GREAT PICTURE OFFER Viz.: all Pictures bung in the main gallery at HALF PRICE.Will be continued till Wednesday SPECIAL TABLES Will be laid out all over the store, containing useful and ornamental articles in great variety, and OUR ENTIRE STOCK Will be overhauled in order to make the display of NS As extensive and attractive as pos- MANTLES.Ladies\u2019 Costumes, 50 p.c.off.Ladies\u2019 Heptonettes, 50 p.c.off.Children's Mantles, 75 p.c.off.LADIES\u2019 GLOVES.Ladies Undressed Kid Gloves.in Tans, Modes, Grays.White and Black, embroidered backs, Z clasps.Special value, 75c.MILLINERY.WINTER MILLINERY \u2014To Clear\u2014 1 at.\u2026.\u2026.eee.-.836.50 at.47.560 at.220 221 201 00e 00 FB25 1iat.1.-$B.T5 lat.- .$9.00 PI | APU 1:1) CHOICE AT $3.25.at.310.00 2 at.$10.50 1 at - .$11.75 2 at - .$12.60 1at.aa .$14.25 CHOICE AT $4.75.1 at eee +.316.00 sa.+ ee.!.$16.50 3 at .\u2026 : cee .317.50 1 at .- .\u2026.$19.00 1 at .\u2026.$19.50 2 at .ee.-$21.50 Tat .enn LoL.82250 CHOICE AT $7.50.dat.0.$24.00 5 at .320.00 1 at .$27.50 4 at.225 224 eee .$50.00 CHOICE AT 511.00.LADIES' FELT WALKING HATS, 1 at.aoe ean # .$5.75 1 at .$6.00 1 at.coe 222 222100 .$i.30.CHOICE $2.50.7 at .38.25 3 at .$8.75 1 at .%$9.00 1 at .$12.00 CHOICE $4.00.CHILDREN'S WINTER MILLINERY.2 at.ere eee .$4.26 1 at .- .$5.00 3 al ee 224 eee ee +.$7.50 CHOICE $2.00.] at .\u2026 .$8.25 1 at .ces aes +.».38.50 1 at .$9.00 1 al 99.60 CHOICE $É50.LESS 5 PER CENT.FOR CASH.LEATHER GOODS.No.3400, frame, $7.50.steel PHOTO FRAMES AT CLEARING PRICES.No.3702, 486\u2014Ieatherette, brown and green, cabinet size, 31-2 x 5 1-2, 26c, for 156.1938\u2014Celluloid, cabinet size, 3 1-2 x 5 1-2, 40c, for 25c.CHATELAINE BAGS and HAND BAGS.No.13381\u2014B8uede, fawn, cut steel frame.gilt chain, $10.00, for $5.00.No.13381\u2014Suede, gray, chain, $15.00, cut steel for No.3942\u2014German Silver Chain Bag, $3.25.for $1.83.No.3944\u2014German Silver Chain Bag, $4.76, for No.for $1.13.Air Dried for 25c.for 40c.Special line of $2.37.No.830\u2014Hand Bag.polished Morocco, $2.50, for $1.25.840\u2014Hand Bag.$4.50, for $2.25.No.841\u2014Hand Bag, Morocco, $2.25, finest Seal, Vellum, STATIONERY.Wedgewood Cream smooth surface, good quality, 6 quires, 75c, for S8c.Laid Note, rough surface, B quires, 76¢c, for 38c.Special line of Playing Cards, 40c, Playing Cards, 80c, LAMPS.Entire Stock CHINA LAMPS, HALF PRICE.Entire Stock BRASS LAMPS, 33 1-3 OFF.Special Tables of SILK and CHINA GLOBES, HALF PRICE.SALE TERMINATES W'EDNESDAY.117TEFIP_ INST.SILVERWARE.Special Tables of $1.00, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00, with greatly reduced prices.Special Table of CUTLERY, Less 33 1.3 Per Cent.off.10 Per Cent.off STERLING SILVER, Forks, Spoons, Ladles, etc.20 to 331-3 Per Cent.off FANCY ARTICLES.ELECTRIC FIXTURES.ENTIRE STOCK 20 PER CENT.BOATS We have 6 Canoes, 4 8kiffs and 1 Sail Boat left, on which we will give 10 per cent.to clear.BABY CARRIAGES AND GO- CARTS.20 Per Cent and 10 Per Cent.Entire Line of Christmas DOLLS - At 331-3 Per Cent.Sample off.WHITELY EXERCISERS, 20 Per Cent.off.GOLF BAGS at 20 Per Cent.SPALDING GOLF CLUBS, $1.25.BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING.Boys\u2019 Sailor Suits, $6.50, $7.00 and $7.50.Last chance at $3.50.Boys\u2019 English Sailor Suits, trimmed with light and dark blue collars and cuffs, White Drill long and short Pants, 4 to 7 years, $3.00 and $3.50; and 7 to 11 years at $4.00 and $4.50, at 50 per cent.off.Boys\u2019 Norfolk Homespun Suits.size 10 te 44 vears.price $7.00, reduced to $3.50.Boys\u2019 3-piece Suits, sizes 10 to 13 years, value $9.00 and $10.50.All reduced to $3.50.MEN\u2019S SUITS.A first-class Suit in Scotch or West of England Tweed.first-class made and trimmed: a great var- fety, from $12.00 to $20.00.Less 33 1-3 Per Cent.RAIN-PROOFS, 33 1-3 Per Cent off.CARPET DEPT.A few ODD LINES to clear at extraordinary low prices.19 Made-up Brussels.Axminster and Wilton Squares at 50 per cent.: 15 Japanese Cotton Rugs at 50 per cent.14 .emnants of Cocoa Malting at 50 per cent.Balance of our Made-up Squares, 33 1-3 per cent.Hemp Squares, 33 1-3 per cent.Balance of Templeton's Axminster Rugs, 20 per cent.Indian, Turkish and Persian Rugs, 20 per cent, Fibre Rugs, 20 per cent.Japanese Matting, 20 per cent.Cotton Japanese Rugs, 33 1-3 per cent.t FURNITURE.FURNITURE AT HALF PRICE.Several Pieces of Coloured Rattan Furniture, imported, high grade.Several designs of High Grade Austrian Bent Wood Chairs, in different finishes.Also some Odd Library Chairs in ak.UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE of our own best material and workmanship.A splendid collection upholstered in Cretoune, at liberal discounts.A few pieces already covered in Silks, at 33 1-3 per cent.discount.HALF-PRICE BEDSTEADS.Double size Wooden Beds, in all finishes, at values $14.00 to $30, for $7.00.$2.00.Imported All Brass Bedsteads, in 3 feet and 3 1-2 feet widths only.Prices from $18.00 to $105.00.50 per cent.off.English Canopy Beds, in All Brass and Enamelled Iron and Brass, in 4 feet and 4 1-2 and 5 feet widths only.Prices from 822.00 to $60.00.50 per cent.off.Fancy Imported Brass and Enamel.jed Beds, 3 feet and 51-3 feet widths only.At Half Price.All guaranteed delivery fn good order.Stored free until wanted.Springs, Mattresses and Pillows made on the premises to fit beds, all of guaranteed quality, pure and sanitary.10 per cent discount.DRESS TRIMMINGS.White and Coloured Stitched Satin Bands, 50 per cent.Remnants of Coloured Silk and Beaded Gimps, 50 per cent.All Coloured Beaded and Jewel Gimp, for evening wear, 33 13 per cent.Black and Coloured 8ilk Applique, 20 per cent.Black Sequin and Beaded Gimps, 20 per cent.Fancy Black Silk Collars, 33 1-3 per cent.\u2019 Coloured Brush and Velvet Skirt Binding at 10c yard.Others at $4.00 and.TEA COSIES AND FANCY GOODS.Tea Cosies from $2.00 to $7.00.Silk Table Centres, $1.60 to $3.00.Laundry Bags, 75¢ up to $1.50.Felt Work, in Pen Wipers, Handkerchief Cases, Teapot Holders, Needle Cases, from 40c to $1.00.Stamped Linen Cushion Covers.all 50 per cent.REMNANTS of CURTAIN MUS- LINS and NETS, cream and white.COLOURED ART MUSLINS and PRINTED SWISS MUSLINS, from 2 yards up to 7 yards, all 50 per cent.CHINA.Special Tables of 10e, 15c, 25c, 50\u20ac Fancy and Useful Articles, suitable for country residences.Odd Lines of Dinner.Tea and Breakfast Sets, and including Tollet Sets, below cost.JAPANESE DEPARTMENT.Entire Stock of Japanese Goods, in- cluding fine collections of Bronzes, Glazes, Ivories, China, ete, etc.SEWING MACHINES.8 only, New Leader, drop bead.in dark Oak, regular price $26.00, for $23.00.Coionial House, box top, 7 drawers, $27.50, for $21.00.The Simple Automatic, patterned after the Wilcox and Gibbs Machine, regular price $45, for $30.New Leader, Hand, $14.00, less 10 per cent.The Little Comfort, Hand.$5.00, léss 10 per cent.SMALLWARES.Buttons, of all kinds, 20 per cent.off.Smallwares and Notions.cent.Fancy Silk Cushion Cord.mercerized, 10 per cent.off.Fancy Art Fringes, from 20 per cent to 50 per cent.off.Curling Lamps and Curling Sets, 20 per cent.off.Turkey Feather Dusters, Cent.off.Belts, Buckles and Hair Aigrettes, 20 per cent.off.Hat Pins, Stick Pins, Brooches and Rings, 20 per cent.off.Needle Cases and Needlework Fittings, 20 per cent.off.Remnants of Cords and Fringes, 50 per cent.off.Fancy Combs of all kinds.20 per cent.off.SPECIAL 25 CENT TABLE, Comprising the following articles: Buckles, Blouse Sets.Stick Pins, Hat Pins and Brooches.500 pairs of DRESS SHIELDS, sizes 2, 3 and 4, reduced from 2ac to 15e.CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERING GOODS.Curtain material in Tapestry.Silks.Velours, etc, at discounts of 10 per cent, 20 per cent, 33 1-3 per cent.and 50 per cent.Upholstering Goods in Tapestries and Silks, at discounts of 10 p.c.20 p.c., 33 1-3 p.c.and 50 p.c.Couch Covers and Table Covers, 10 per cent.discount.LACES AND RIBBONS.Val.Laces, 33 1.3 per cent.Point de Paris, 33 1-3 per cent.Fancy Chifton Vellings, odd lengths, 50 per cent.Lace Collars and Fichus, 50 p.o Variety of Laces, 50 per cent.Black Nets, short ends, 25 per cent.Fancy Ribbons, 50 per cent.Coloured Double Faced Satin Ribbon, 50 per cent.Coloured Faille Ribbon, 50 per cent.Remnpants Ribbon 75 per cent.HOSIERY.Boys' Scotch L.W.Shirts.sizes.1.2, 3, 4; prices $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, for 50c, 63c, 68c, 75¢ each.Boys\u2019 Scotch L.W.Combination Suits, sizes 1, 2, 3, 5; prices $1.00, 32.00, $2.50, $3.00, for 50e, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 each.Boys\u2019 Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose, sizes 51-2.6, 61-2, 7, 71-2; prices 30c, 36c, boc, 60c, 65c, for 15e, 18e, 25c, 30c, 330 each.Boys\u2019 Ribbed and Plain Tan Cashmere Hose, assorted sizes, at 50 per cent.off.Boys\u2019 Red Cashmere Hose, at 50 per cent.off.All Goods laid out on centre table, Ground Floor.BLACK DRESS GOODS.SPECIAL BARGAINS.Black Silk and Wool Lansdown.Black Silk and Wool Panne Cloth.Black Silk and Wool Crepenet.Black Silk and Woo! Armure.Black Silk and Wool Crepon.Black Silk and Wool Plain Bengaline.Black 8ilk and \u2018Wool Spotted Ben.gsline.Black Brocat dé Soie.Black Silk and Woo! Grenadine.Black Zibeline.Black Jacquard.To be cleared at 20 per cent.die- count.Remnants in Black Dress Goods, \u201cless 33 1-3 per cent.Black Oude Cloth, Black Boucle Cloth, Black Matte.Less 50 per cent.10 per also 20 per \u2018OPTICAL GOODS.Microscopes, Thermometers, ometers, 50 per cent.Opera Glasses, 33 1-3 per cent.Kodaks and Cameras, 50 per cent.Albums, 50 per cent.CLOAKINGS.Light drab and bottle green Beaver.$1.75 yard, 54-in., 50 per cent.Brocaded Silk and Wool Cloth, black and gray, black and purple, 50 in.wide, 50 per cent.Al Coloured and Black Winter Cloaking.20 per cent.Black and White Stripe Tweed, 200 yards, 54 in., 50 per cent.TAILORING.Balance of Scotch and Worsted Tweed Suiting, worth $25.00, $28.00, for $20.00.A few more Trouserings left, worth $7.00, $8.00, for $5.00.All Winter Overcoating.20 p.c.Silk and Wool Vesting, 50 p.c.All Remnants, 50 p.c.Pants Stretchers, 60c and 30¢, for 50 per cent.All Fur Lined and Fur Trimmed Overcoats made to order, 20 p.c.DRESSING GOWNS.All Dressing Gowns and Bath Robes, 33 1-3 per cent.All Smoking Jackets, 25 p.c MEN\u2019S SHOES.Men's Rubber Soled Laced Boots, worth $5.00 and $6.00, for $3.50.Men's Patent and Enamel I.aced and Button Boots, worth $5.00, for Bar- $3.00.Men's Patent and Enamel Laced Boots, prices $5.50, $5.75 and $6.00, for $3.50.TRUNKS AND BAGS.A small range of English Fitted Bags, prices from $18.00 to $30.All less 50 per cent.CORSETS.HALF PRICE.Straight Front Black Corsets, all sizes, $2.25, for $1.13.P.D.CORSETS.The demand for P.D.Corsets at 50c on the dollar is still on the increase, the values being acknowledged extraordinary.SCARCE GOODS.Ladies\u2019 Golf Coats, in white, scarlet.navy and black., Ladies' Sweaters, in white, scarlet _ and navy; also in McGill colours.Ladies\u2019 Knitted Russian Blouses, in navy and white, black and white, navy and red, and red and yellow: very stylish.LADIES\u2019 PARASOLS.Purchased late last season in the American market.Just the style for the coming summer, at HALF Price.In all Black, 33 1-3 per cent.CHILDREN\u2019S PINAFORES.Sizes 4 to 12 years.40c Pinafores for .25¢ 66¢c Pinafores for .,.45c 75c Pinafores for .50¢ 90c Pinafores for .750 Less 5 per cent.discount for Cash.BOOKS.BOOKS TO CLEAR AT 50 P.C.The Supreme Crime, by Dorothea Gerard .$1.50 An Englishwoman's Lovelet- ters.1.50 Vengeance js Mine, by Andrew Balfour .1.50 Mackay of Uganda.by his sia- ter i ie ee ee ea 150 Days Like These, Edward W.Townsend.1.28 Her Majesty's Minister, hy William LeQueux .325 The Reign of Law, by James Läne Allen .1.25 The Lion and the Unicorn, by Richard Harding Davis .1.25 David Harum, by Edward Noyes Westcott.1.25 The Hosts of the Lord, by Mrs.Steel .1.25 None Like It, by Joseph Parker 1.25 The Murder of Deticia, Marie CorelH.242 204 0040 The Mantle of Elijah by fang will .100 God's Puppets, Imogen Clark 1.25 The Seven Houses, Hamilton Drummond .1.00 The Kidnapped M#lionaites, by Frederick U.Adams.1.00 The Whirliging, by Mayne Lind- 1.23 say .4.100 Robert Orange, by John Oliver Hobbs.1.00 The King in Yellow, by W.R.Chambers.\u2026.1.00 Western Civilization, by Ben- Jamin Kjdd .,.1.18 China's Only Hope, hy Chang Chih Tung.75 The Zeit-Geist, by L.Dougall .75 The Alhambra, by Washington Irving .75 My Travels, by Robert Shields .50 Terence, by Mrs.B.M.Croker 50 CHARITY BALL GLOVES, FANS, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, SLIPPERS, Etc.Ete, for the Ball on the 11th.| 'MENRY MORGAN & CO.- - MONTREAL. + £a Bi Jn .x EI TT CT CL CL TT TT TT TT A TTI TTT Te 1 Penge Eu \u2014 The tariff question has become so interesting to farmers, traders, professional wen, manufacturers, and all classes of the country, that it has been deemed 4 Mring time to open the columns of the Montreal Star to the fullest discussion by advocates of both sides ot the question.The question, on which ever side a writer may tahe his stand, should Le discussed fairly and temperately, and letters should be accumpaunjed by the name of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith.EXTREME POLICIES CONDEMNED.To the Editor: Sir,\u20141 do not believ.- esther in Free rade or Protection carred tw the extreme limit, at the present time.It would be disstrons and tou sudden.lhe shock of er her would paralyze business tor a tame.The after ef fects of free trade would be extremely ad vantageous.The after effects of high protection would mean disaster and ruination to the countrv.Chur population 3- too small, and our country too vost to compete with our neighbours across the line, 1 the pre- ent time, consequettly moderate protection ie à necessity.A countrys prosperity and progress hors to be gauined throug ats natnral resoure= ATEN A country w than: nate al resourees can never hécome + non.Canada possesses ud nus +b vides on Wood.manerals aground Loads ete hat us develop those uincelt nnnes =r aeaith exe port them to tacan Lind and cbtun a exchange their natur À preluet-.Wih che United States we can trade ous tatural resources tor ther cotton, rut, bond coal, and a few other commodities we have not ut.¥ In time, with the polo our great Dem inion would gros Fabien what we want.Industries wall follow such a tecux.They will protect themselves li we had the peo ple we could converte wit.the world an manufactured goods: that ot sav.ail conditions being cual.To-day the Americans are decelogeng the patural resourves of the Provree ot Que bec.They are investing millems of dollars in pulp lagds, water posers nflux of captal bros.energy.experience.ec.and sou will casidy arrive at the «neluson-à vies country with progressive peuple.This evolution cannot come mo day Tt has to work cut by degrees Little hy hittle the change wil be brought about.The population will increase.fou minut wtories enlarge, and th= cum ry prospes.The unna tural manufactunne nidu-tries wheh should never h.ve heen era urag] and pro tected to the oxtent \u2018hat thev hove Deun.will gradually disappe.ond mm ther stead will rise immense ji tories and mn, to the raw materials and the pedo ts of the soil.The farmer 18 the man to protect on him depends the measure of cur \u2018ASTHMA Climates wear out.Bmokésand sprays do not cure, They relieve symptoms instead of removing causes; whereas, we take Asthina so thoroughly out o the system thot nothing remains whichean produce an attack; sufferers are roun able to work, eat, sleep and stand exposure without the silghtest return of Asthma.Being right in priner le ovr treatment does what reliefs\u201d cannot do.We cure to stay cured severe, lung-standing and pronounced \u201cincurable\u201d cases, 1f you are skeptical, itis because you are ignorant of our great work.&ince 185% we have treated 52,000 Asthma and Hay Fever sufferers.If you desire complete re lief, health restored, and no return of Astlma, write for our Book 81 Free.P.HAROLD HAYES BUFFALO, N.Y + se Me aw PE IT A A PIS MENTHOL BALSAM 16 eoû tf ' plot is taken from modern life.and deals with an acute problem of love.Dumas has treated his favourite subject with the delicary of touch and fervid eloquence which characterize his hest work.The title role will he played hy the gifted leading lady.Mlle.d'Arbelly.Mons.Dhavreal will appear in the prominent male \"character.M.Heurinn, M.Gutraud, M.Kelm, M.Harmont.as well as Mmes.Stuart.Jrannin, D\u2019ebruyne and Verande \"will form an \u201censemble\u201d of unusual abil- ; its.Vaesides, \u2018Denise\u2019 has never before been performed on a Canadian stage.The sale of seats for the concert on Monday indicates that Madame Albani will have a great reception.All the $1 seats in the body of the house are sold.and seats are now selling on the stage, but there are yèt good ones to be had at the higher prices.Madame Albani has had a great reception in the Western citirs, and her English artists come in {or great praise.The programme for Monday's concert is as follows: Duet.Violin and in A major .Recitative Fantasia Allegretto poco muso Madame Langiey and Miss Adela Verna, Air\u2014\"Star of Eve\u2019 (Tannhauser).Wagner Mr.Archdeacon.Arla\u2014\"Ah fors'e lui\u2019 «La Traviata).Verdi Madame Albani.Solo Pianoforte\u2014''Valse Caprice .eee .- -.Rubinstein Miss Adela Verne.Song\u2014\u2018\u2018Still wie die Nacht\u2018 .\u2026 Miss Katherine Jones.Solo Violin.he ee Lee (a&)\u2014\"\"Albhumblatt\u2019 .Wagner-Wilhe!mj th)\u2014\"Irish Reel\u2019 .V.Stanford Madame Beatrice ljangley.Scena \u2014 \u2018\u2018Idebestodt\u201d (Tristan Isolde) Pianoforte\u2014Sonata .Cesar French .Bohm and 11220 .Wagner Madame Albani, Planoforte\u2014(Orchestral transcription by l.iszt) Cee een ae i ea cases ne mme Miss Adela Verne.Song\u2014\"The Auld Plaid Shawl'.Haynes Mr.Archdeacon.Chorus\u2014'\"Chansons Canadiens\u2019 .PE .Adene Tromblay Male Voice Choir.(a)\u2014\"\"Bongs my Mother Taught Me\u2019 Cee ee ee ee .Dvorak (h) \"New Vocal Waltz Feltcita*\u2014Arditi Dedicated to H.M.King Edward VII, and arranged by Mr.Watkls for Madame Albani.Duet\u2014 \"Sous les Etotles\u201d .Goring Thomas Miss Katherine Jones and Mr.Archdeacon.sre ees ee Solo Violin\u2014\u2018\u2018Csardas\u201d (No.1) Hubay Madame Bealrice Langley.Solo and Chorus\u2014\"'Gallia\u201d .Gounod Madame Albani and Chorus.Conducted by Mons.Couture.When a young virtuoso conquers the critics not only of Europe, but of America® and even distant Australia, the term gen- jus can no longer be misapplied when speaking of such an artist.Mark Hambourg.the great Russian pianist, has accomplished this feat, and a recital by this young wizard of the key-board, which is tn be given in Windsor Hall on February 15th.will mark his debut in Montreal.The artistic value of such a recital goes without saying.All great ones of the world to-day have already lent their patronage and presence to the recitals of the famous Russian.Montrealers will witness his appearance here on February 18th.and the mastery of technique which has mada Hambourg world-renowned and claimed for him an undisputed rivalry with Pader- ewskl, will certainly bid falr to have his recital regarded as one of the great instrumental events of the season.There is to be a dramatic entertainment in the Stantey Hall, February 9th.when W.A.Tremayne's two act comedy \"A Runaway Match will be produced, preceded by the well known curtain.raiser, \u201cWho's to Win Him.\u201d The casts of both pléces have heen carefully selected.and\u2019 the pisces rehearsed under the personal direction of Mr.Tremayne.Probahly the most gorgeous drop curtain ever hung In a theatre, will grace the, new Majestic Theatre in Boston.Jt is said it \u2018will be the most expensive drop ever shown in a playhouse, and it has caused William D.Dodge, an artist of this city, several months of time in completing st - .There has been some discord in Spring- A clergyman named Brooka protested to field, Mass, over the production of Pris.| When Prof.Hoff's now famous prescrip tion for xonsumption was first brought to the potice of the medica) fraternity In this country.after Professor Hoff had achieved fame In Europe because of hig discovery, few of the American physicians received it with much enthusiasm.They imagined it might be an EMULSION OF COL LIVER OIL, or a créosote preparation, or an inhaling apparatus, or a gold cure, or one of the several other adver- lised \u201ccures\u201d whose claims HAVE MELTED BEFORE EVERY TRUE TEST.Since they have learned Its true value and that ia not à patent medicine.but 4 SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION made from a formula given by Professor Hoff tor the benefit of suffrrers, doctors, hos- | | | Messrs, Hendlner & Schlesinger: Gentlemen.~1 enclose New York draft for one dollar for one bottle of Prof.Hoff's Cure for Cousumption.| wish to try the medicine on the recommendation of a gentleman who claims to have been cured of an absolutely hopeless case (according to the statements of his physicians) Ly the use of the Hoff remedy.L.C.MUIR, Tucson, Ariz.+ + bitals.savitariums, and medical journals are advocating its, adoption IN ALI CASES OF CONSUMPTION.There is an intimate association hetween TWO FACTS tn connection with the Cen- Bs Bureau's present report on consump- on.One fact is that the report shows THE PER TKENTAGE OF DEATHS FROM CONSUMPTION 1S DECREASING.The ortality rate fell from 245 for every 10)- WE persons to 190 for every 10,00 persons.I'he other fact Is that THIS DECREASE ALI, OCCURRED SINCE THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF THE HOFF CURE BEGAN BENDING OUT ITS MEDICINE.he medicine is furnished to sufferers At a trifle over the cost of compounding It.without any fancy profit such as secret and patent medicines charge.This Is due to the philanthropy of Professor Hoff.who said his great discovery belonged to man- + ++++++++++ trossrsss Bendiner & Schlesinger: tentlemen,-The last time 1 wrote You of a young girl whom the doctor had given up.He came again and sald he was surprised to find such a change for the better.He gave a thorough examination, and suld she breathed better and was better every way.Friday he said she was better than she had been since he first saw her.On Monday he had told her mother she could not live The weather was very depressing and bad for the lungs.\u2018To-day 1 was in to see her, and Bhe was Sitting up And rocking\u2014 very cheerful and bright.When [ took them the medicine 1 told them to show it to the doctor and show him the books, as unless they did he might prescribe something which wouid conflict with the Hoff remedy.I could not get them to do this, even after he had given her up.Now, 1 know most of her medicines are food and tonica.I took your books 10 the druggist and told him about the medicine.and he said he would write to you.1 got the Hoff remedy on my own responsibility, because | thought it would help her if anything would.The other girl is getting along fine.So la Mrs.Buckley.1 made her take it although T7 was not aware of her condition when she began 1.Her doctor said he could detect presence of rales in her lungs.Now she is very well, but the trouble is as soon as they get a little well they get careless.I recommend it everywhere, even for a cold.It did wonders for me.I had not been able to go out of the house for years in winter with bronchial trouble and asthma.Everybody thought 1 had consumption.1 only took half a botile, and am Nke a different woman, out in all kinds of weather, and 1 keep it on hand all the time.MRS.A.H.PORT, 8] Cottage st.Meriden, Conn.+++++4+444 +404 444444444444 + +HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH CAEP P IPP IP IPE P 04 PP 404 I 4440444204024 4 4404004404040 PEEP E EPI EPI I LEIP EP EEE I ELIE E4440 0000440 kind and not te any one individual simply becauge he made the discovery.That is practical socialism.It was the American Bureau of the Professor Hoff Cure which first mapped out the work of co-operation now being carried on broadcast and spreading from week tn Week all over the country.Doctors.friends of the patients, druggists, relatives and kindly-disposed people of all degrees are giving their help to make the work as general as possible, reaching every nook and cranny where consumption lurks, There is an opportunity for every one to co-operate in the grand movement of wiping consumption.with its attendant miseries, from the face of the continent.\u2018There is no coupon book required\u2014no In- Doctors and Medical Journals Advocate The | Adoption of Prof, Hoff\u2019s Cure.terchange of money\u2014simply a beginning and au continuing of a charitable work which requires only an effort en the part of each individual.Get the promise of every meinber of your family to look over his or er acquaintances and select some one who has consumption or who seems in Immedtate danger of it.The chances are very largely in favour of the latter class having the disease.Let each member of the family ++++++ 04-2440 eed Here is another lustance of phail- + anthropy on the part of a missionary who read what a New York newspaper had lo say of Hoff's Cure at the moment consumption was about to take his wife from him.and who fis now distributing the medicine among the natives of Columbla: Bendiner & Schlesinger: Dear Sirs, \u2014 I am pleased to inform vou of the safe arrival of the last tilled order, viz.: 72 bottles of Hoff's Cure, all in good condition.You will be pleased to learn that Mrs.Palmer has mude so much progress toward recovery that the Rev.W.8 Taylor, iv whose hands are my affairs in Enficld, advises her early return.He says: °° Mra stronger covery day.coughs very, very little Mrs.Palmer are these words: \"I am a new person altogther.Hoff's Cure has wrought nothing short of a miracle.1 am anxiously awalting vour letter to Inform me when to return.\u201d That sentence container the suh- stance of my happiness on earth.and to God first, then Dr.Haff the, editor of the New York Journal, and last.but by no means least, to you, sir.I owe undying gratitude 1 ahall never let u chance escape to save from the grave these who are dying of Jung or bronchial troubles.1 am, very gratefully yours.F.A PAIMFR Gorgona Section, Colon.P.O.Letters of this sort, which come to hand by almost every mail, add much enthusiasm to the warfure the American Bureau for the Hoff Cure, at the laboratories of Ben- diner & Schlesinger, are waging axainst the moat dreadful discase visited on humanity.+44 E EEE 44 send the name of the person sa selected to The American Bureau, so that the literature with reference to the Hoff treatment and the cure of Hammann may be fcrwarded gratis.The name of the person sending the name of the sufferer will not be djvulged to the sufferer.for the American Bureau appreciates and respects the feeling of delicacy with which & consumptive regards his condition.HOW TO GET THE REMEDY After Prof.Hoff's Cure for Consumption had become famous throughout the Austrian and German Empires, the American Bureau was established at the laboratories of the well-known New York Chemists, Messrs.Bendiner and Schlesinger, who import the necessary drugs through their European Branch.and compound the prescription EXACTLY In accordance with Prof.Hoft'a instructions.The American Bureau sends the compounded prescription for a charge just Palmer grows looks well and And from PELPLPPE4PPEPP2000000000000 0000000000000 0 45000040 above the cost of compounding it.In tnis way the greatest good can be given the greatest number.No deception like a \u2018free offer\u201d is tolerated.For $1.00 we will mail a bottle of Prof Hoff's Cure for Consumption, containing sufficient medicine for one month's treatment.Six bottles for $5.It 18 DANGEROUS in the extreme to expert- ment with Prof.Hoff's Preseription.SEE THAT THIS TRIANGULAR TRADE MARK IS ON EVERY BOTTLE.ALL CORRESPONDENCE STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.We forward all packages and all mail matter in plain wrappers only.AMERICAN BUREAU, Prof, tieft\u2019's Cure for Consumption BENDINER & SCHLESINGER, Chemists and Importers (Established 1843.) 3d Ave.and loth St.New York City.NOTE IMPORTANT.\u2014 Those who desire to aid in the cure of consumption should remember that Mr, Frederick Hammann, who was cured of consumption and later inured by the New York Life Insurance Co.as a test case, at the expense of the New York \u2018\u2019Journal.\u2018\u2019 is connected with the American Bureau, and will per- sonallv answer all Interviews and enquiries, aiding all sufferers to follow, at their homes, the treatment which cured him.He cautions the public against alieged \u201c\u2018Consumption Cures\u2019 \u2014 irresponsible persons and so-called societies, whose purpose fa to traffic recklessly in human hopes and human lives.This evil practice has occasioned the publication of their misdoings, and a copy of the New Yark 'Journal.' cautioning the public against such frauds, will be mailed by Mr.Hammann on request.the Board of Aldermen sgainst the play.while the Springfield Republican said that many plays of this class should be debarred from Springfield.Ellen Terry is soon to produce in London Ibsen's \u201cVikings.\u201d and says she will probably bring out \u2018\u2019Ghosts\u2019\u2019 and other lbsen dramas during the spring season.In the autumn before she begins her American tour, she will produce a new four-act comedy by Miss Clo Graves.The sixth concert of the Symphony Orchestra will be held on Friday afternoon next at 4.30 o'clock.The concert will take the form of a Russian festival.and will be under the patronage of the Russian Consul-General.\u201cThe Burgomaster,\u201d\u201d one of the best musical comedies of recent years.with the original Chicago and New York production.is the important offering announced for the Academy week of February 23.Robert Hilliard closes his engagement with Jim Bludso this week.and re-enterd vaudeville on Monday, under Robert Grau's management.He has been booked for an cxtensive tour.: Emmett Corrigan.who was a member of the old Phillips Stock Company.has gons into vaudeville in a comedy called \u201cThe Minister's Son\u201d \u2018Zaza,\u2019 with Miss Eugenie Blair the title role, will be the attraction at the Francais the week of February 16.: THE THEATRES IN NEW YORK Aaa aaa ag RyRy 4 4 tale ur AA A ra ta New York.February 7.-\u2014Mme.Roger.Miclos, the French pianist, made her first appearance before an American audience at the Waldorf-Astoria Tuesday evening, and immediately established herself as a favourite.Moreover, she demonstrated to the satisfaction of everybody present that she is an artist of the first rank.Her Sozodont ToothPowder Fer 52 Years the Denttfrice of Quality Abdoolutely Non-Aci BIG CAN.New Pateat-Top.No Gtit.No Waste.playing of Beethoven's Concerto in C Minor and Saint-Saens G Minor Concerto were beautifully rendered, and were rewarded with long-continued applause.Mme.Roger- Miclos plays with breadth.power and poetic touch.Her appearance, too.is striking.and many complimentary things were said of her.excellent orchestra of Walter Damrosch.8he will give another recital on Wednesday afternoon next, at Mendelssohn Hall.Mendellssohn Hall Metcalfe always drawn a large audience, and it never fails to show thorough appreciation.well how to use jt.Vary,\u201d by J.Brown; two XVIII.Century bergerettes: seven songs by Brahms: two by G.Faure; \u201cDer Vogel im Walde,\u201d by Taubert, and Richard Strauss\u2019 \u2018\u2018Staend- chen.\u201d above everything else, and some of them showed Miss Metcalfe at her heat.Hugo Heermann, the distinguished German violinist, who arrived here from Europe last week for him first American tour, violin which was used by Paganini for a long time.The instrument was sold hy Parisian dealer in 1840, who in turn sold it to a London dealer from whom Heer- mann acquired it fourteen years ago.It is dated 1630.and is supposed to be the finest in existence.Jt is im excellent condition, and is used by Mr.Heermann at every public performance.The value of the instrument is placed at six thousand dollars.but a well known American gentleman who was on the same steamer with Heermann offered seven for the violin when he had heard its history.Heermann also brings with Fim the papers proving ita hiatory.Heermann made hs first appearance with the Wetzler Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall last night.He played the Motatt Bymphony in E flat, Beethoven Concerto for violin: L.von Gaertnera \u2018Macbeth\u2019 and Lisst's Rackoczy March.At the Princess Theatre, February 9th.Amelia Bingham will present for her New York season \u2018The Frisky Mrs.Johnson.\u201d by Clyde Fitch, described as a new and partly original play arranged from \u201cMme.Flirt\" of Gavauit and Berr.From all aceounts \u201cThe Frisky Mrs.Johnson\u201d! is concelved in Mr.Fitch's happiest vein, and the frothy side of cosmopolitan soclé ety: Jife abroad is happlly depicted.The c includes Wilton Lackaye, W.L.Abingdon, Ferdinand Gottschalk.FEr- nest Lawford.Madge Carr Cook.Minnie Dupree, Allison S8kfpworth, Alfred 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and has consented to leave the dispute to the of beard of six jurists of which one half will be American.which the Americans simply cannot low of they have decision It is a case in a good claim.Thus it follows with Jeadly precision that if the American Scnate will not trust the affair to even this well protected risk, it must be very thorouchly afrand thatats con tentign will not stand the Tizht of day.For the light of day is all it will have to stand.No American jurist will his country unless the evidence is so cleuriv tie] against opposed to the American contention that he could not find for it-and continue to look his fell>ws in the face.It :s not a mat ter of having an impartial fore:zner con- vineced by those \u201cawful Canadians.\u201d convie- tion must be carried to an American jun-t, chosen by the American Government, before the Amer.can claim can be set aside, If the American Senate fears to nsk this, it will confess that it 1s standing guard over 8 usurpation why h it would not undertake to defend betore even an American citizen with some notions cf hononr.Such a confession could hardly be paralleled in modern history.Ite Republic France came in for some criticism over the Dreyfus case, but evenly it respected pyblie opifion and revised the verdict\u2014an sister af Æct of national courage not sufficiently appreciated as yet.But the American Senate will, if it takes this amazing step, have so little regard for public cpimon that it will fly from even a simple board of enquiry into its title to territory 1t now holds by force.lt is possible.of cour-e, that this talk of Senatorial rejection of the treaty 15 only intended to distract publie attention from the very mild form of arbitration it provides.They muy reason that if the people hear that tbe Americans are almost on the point of refusing to accept the treaty, they will conclude that it must be very hostile to American interests, and thus, if the com- the pronounced.mission supports the American victory will be all the more case, The American Senate is quite capable of such guilefulness.But we will bave the action of the Senate before us cre long; and then we will know whether it 19 an astounhing confession of a weak case coupled to a bold usurp.or if it been a cheap effort the world into the behef that wn granting this really gonceded a great deal in the interests of harmony, and something they reluctant to finally grant, ation, has merely to hoodwink *arbitration \u201d the Americans have were very OUTSPOKEN MR.CHAMBERLAIN.It is now being generally recognized that, apart from his hopes of foreign interference, the main factor an the daring attempt of Mr.Kruger to substitute Dutch for British control in internal South Africa would not bave been made had he not relied upon a general outbreak in Cape Colony.Amid the many outspoken statements made by Mr.Chamberlain since his armval upon the scene of the recent war none have been more striking than lis allusions to the serious view which the lume Glovern- - ment takes of the preremt attitude of the larger section of the Dutch politicians in the Cape Colony; be has hinteil, in ro vague terms, that he bas more sympathy with the Boers of the Transvaal and the burghers of the Orange Free State who risked their lives and property by actually fighting than he has with those \u2018\u2018slim sym- \u2018pathizers\u201d who while keeping themselves from being scorched in the conflagration silently heaped on the fuel and now that pe the Empire building is saved still rike wo added to Natal; to the extended the smouldering embers by their endeavours to regain in the Parliamentary arena the position their frends Jost upon the stricken tield \u201cIt is quite possible,\u201d said the Colo- mal Secretary, \u201cthat we may reach our goal of a federation of South Africa in which a part, if not the whole, of the Cape Colony itself may be left out.\u201d lt 13 said that the outspoken language which Mr.Chamberlain used to the Boer leaders at Pretoria in their former Parliament House has been followed by satisfac tory results.Dr.Smuts, Generals Botha and Delurey have had their hands strength: ened in then honest attempt to make the rank and tile of the extremists realize that the terms made at Vereemgning are what Mr.Chamberlain aptly wljed \u201cthe charter of the Boer nation.\u201d which the British Goverument would {ultil to the letter, but bevoud which they would not stir ether: in the matter of amnesty to rebels who re (Auuned in Europe and declined to take the oath of allegunce: to the retrucession o! that part ot the Transvaal which had been use of Duteh in the schools: or to a continuance of those harsh upon the wally, native Sees restrictions predonunant numer wluch Was à Marked characteristie of the late, su- called Republics.He made a great point against the Boer spokesmen by reminding them of their treatment of Boers who recognized the zime was up when Bloemiontein were taken, Loked and cure Preturia \u201cYou shot.imprisoned.=jitm- fined them,\u201d whereas we took sour prisoners, and of Jour women aud ; Yeur children in those concentration camps | which the great muyority of vou Dow recor : \u201cmaize Were à most mercuul provison unparalleled in the history of warfare.Before there can be any extenaen of representative gov.© ernment.Mr Chanberlun insste | that they must \u201cnot only profess loyaity.but prove their Tevaltny could do xo was by acounting tor fhe enor mens sums which, the Drtish Government round to taken out of the country and sent t> Eu- ha i documents prove, had been rope.The unexpended budance of those mon ies could serve then no useful object hy tenting a Journaliste campaigu an Eu-; contiv it was returned he undertook\u201d tape, and oi it should le committee which should melude the Boer Jeaders and handed over to a be all spent in relieving the wirlows, orphans aud those of their race lett desolate by wie fortunes of war.There seems every reason to expect that Mr.Chamberlain may be as successful with the Cape Dutch politicians as he has been with the more couragecus virile burghers of the veldt.When thev recognize that their attempt to oust Lord Milner 1s futile mu-h will have been gained.and upon no point has Mr.Chamberlain been clearer than in intimating that he went out to strengthen that state-man's hands, not to pave the way for his rival.Mr.Chamberlain evidently be- heves that Lord Milner nay in time be to South Africa what Lord Cromer.equally reviled by à section at the outset, has prov- and one way in which they: THE MONTREAL wAILY STAR-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7.1903.\u2014 \u201cThe \u201cPaseing Hour.It Is a comfort that walking is such fine exercise.There is something very striking about an event which makes a motorman mo- ticnless and a conductor a non-conductor.Reports of more \u201cTurkish atrocities\u201d in the Dally News 1a likely to stir the pavement in the left wing of the Abbey where W.E.Gladstone sleeps.The London Times praises Mr.Chamber- ltin hecause he consents to being \u201cbroiled in South Africa in order to get at the truth of the situation.But he is quite used to being \u2018roasted\u2019 at home.The Press Association Cnturio ls Mr.Lonpareil president for Pettypiece-obviously a People are readiag the Toronto News to find out what à Globe editor really thinks when off duty.The report that Edward Blake will re- erter Canadian politics may mean that he and his brother Sat will try to give On- turio a Blake Liberal Government.Those people who want to buy \u201cnice villa lots\u201d from the cemetery can be described, in the language of the slang of a [vw years ago, as having \u201ccheerful taste.\u201d The trouble with these \u201cmodern vonven- lenced,\u201d like electric cars, is the excessive tnconvenlence that follows a breakdown.\u2018 Electric power cannot quite do everything.There must be a man behind the motor, Anyway.Montrealers have had a rest from being told to \u2018move up in front.\u201d THE EMPEROR AND THE ACTOR The story ts told of how the German Emperor attended a rehearsal of \u201cDer tirosse Kurfurst' At the State Theatre in Berbn.The author could not get the actor wha tank the part of Elector to play with sufficient fire.But every time he ori-d.\u201cYou are acting like a broomstick! Put more passion into It, can\u2019t you?\u2019 tha re.sopant tosis of the Emperar were heard calling, More dignity, sir! more dizaity!™ The aetor was being eoached that night by à past MasteT.NOAH AND THE \u201cBLACK LIST.\" A poetic contest has just taken place in England between Mr.Justice Grantham and Sir Wilfrid Lawson.the well-known td vittv British temperance leader, upon the subject of the new Licensing Act as bearing Upon an incident in the life of the patriarch Noah, \u2018The learned judge, in the course of his charge to the grand jury at Carlisle re- pointed out that, on the word of the Bible drunkenness existed from the eurliest times, long before the introduction of vublic the jury must not expect to put an end to drunkenness merely by reducing the number vf such houses, It se happened that Sir Wilfrid T.awson was foreman of the grand jury, and the Jide es charge provoked his muse, with + the following result: ; ed to the northern area of Africa in which British onterests are now paramount for the benetit of all parties, fareun Londb Jd- ers as well as ut nalives slave driven under the rule of 1ormer Khedives.Mr Balfour and Mr.Chamberlain are not hikely to repeat the mistakes made bLy the recall of Sir Bartle Frera in 1380, at a time when he was Just unravelling the tangled skein of South Airican racial jealoustes.The North York Cons-rvatives have nom- mates] Mr.lennox as their standard bearer against Mr.Davis.The high piwh or party techng which leads a virulent para.zan to stand by his leaders, no matter how disgraced, must account for these two nom mations.No business man would think of choosing as his agents, trom among a host ot applicants, the very men who had just been detected 1n a shady transaction.Other men ought prove to be as bad.but he would g.ve himseli the benefit ot the doubt.But sn a tury of party strife people for get that an election 13 a business matter\u2014 that by it the people pick out their repre sentatives to look after their pubue bus.ness ulerests for a term of years.This 13, perhaps, the greatest wuschiet that the tuvi- 4h party spirit works Lo Lhe cuuntry.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THIS DATE 30 YEARS AGO.That very versatile author, critic, and lecturer, Mr.lLumund Yates, at ollie lime Uwe wditor ot Temple Bar, Lisiey's Maga zie, and The Word, delivered two ol 1118 best lectures in the Muchaules\u2019 Hall under LDe auspices OL Lhe University Literary So- Clely, UNE SUB) AUS being, rhe British l'arhament, and the fuiluwlng cvening, \u201cPrinces of Pen\" The late mr.Charles Le Zoucne.the well-Known music dealer, who left some years dgu and settied at Saco, 10 Mexico, was his agent and repre- stilubive through Canada.Mr.Yates.like Charles Dickens, gave the greatest satis- » faction to lle large audiences tnat greeted him in Canada.but he came oft very poorly under the Stars and Stripes.As there 15 now Very strong agitation aguinst any encroachments on Mount Royal Park.it will not be amiss to state what good men were striving for so long ago how tu obtain this place of beauty for the citizens of Montreal.The Park Committee of the City Council decided to open up Bleury street to the cemeteries, tbe street to be 75 feet In width from Sher- broke street to the 8t.Catherine road.and beyond IW feet.However, Councillor Kay suggested In the Road Committee a uniform width of 1 feet, which was adopted.Mr.Berpard Devlin, the eminent lawyer, was authorized to proceed with the expropriation of the properties necessary to carry into effect the Mount Royal Park scheme.If the citizens own Meunt Royal Park to-day us a place of recreation and rest, it Is mainly due to the efforts and co-operation of the finance minister of the city corporation.AM.Horatio Nelson, and Mr.Bernard Devlin, The Hon.(now Sir Hector) Langevin meets With a great reception from political friends.and is from his great abilities Hs a statesman pul forward as the right hand man of Sir George Etienne Cartier, and the standard bearer of his party, upon whom the duty would fall of fighting the tatlles of his chtef upon the floor of the House.Sir George was on the other side of the Allantic a very sick man.and died on London, England, on May 20th, aged 9 years.le was given a public funeral in Montreal on the 13th of June, although strong objections were made in the House of Commons against it by Hons.Alex Mackenale and Luther Holton.Some harsh remarks having appeared in an Ottawa paper, reflecting upon some of the teaching staff ot the High School, the rector, Dr.H.Aspinwall Howe.took up the cudgels in defence of his staff.and the methnds of teaching.He justly contended that during many long years as a headmaster ut the \u2018High.\u2019 it had never had a more efficient staff of teachers, and that nowhere else in the Dominion could a better education be obtained.Ang\u2019 all the bovs under him at that time stood Ly their rector and teachers, and a large number of them to-day are most prominent in commercial and political life.The propused invasion of Khiva by Rus- sla called forth from the German press an eulogy of Great Britaln.and that \u2018Germany can never forget that England has for centuries been her trustworthy ally.The interests of Germany and England are unlikely ever to clash.\u201d These sentiments were much discussed in political circles, but with much misgivings gs to what QGer- |) many would dd if Russia \u2018and Britain stood with swords drawa.Sir William, Noah.Wha of the old Ark took command; Whoo through probably never seen tipsy before, Got drunk when he got on dry land.to-day you made mention of If vou had been there when he left the old aroue, Which the resisted, 1 believe that the the Ark, You'd have managed to have him \u2018\u2019blacklisted.\u201d instant he came from Oh! thirk of the there've been Since the period of Noah's great fall And how through the ages.we'd throttied the sin If we'd only \u201cblack-listed'\u201d them all.very bad drunkards There promptly his Oliver was gave thus: more.The learned judge ; Dear Sir Wilfrid, T think you are hard Ou Noah, that poor old sinner, Bevause on first landing for once he took A drop tou Much for his dinner, Remember the life he'd led, Cooped un fn that tiny Ark While it rained cats and dogs from morning to nizht, And deluged his ugly barque.Surrounded by monster snakes, And hordes of ferocious beasts, Who were ready to gobble him up At each of their daily feasts.Then lank at the drink he had, While tossed on that raging sea \"Twas water.water everywhere, But never a drop uf tea.Sa if once he fe) from that high estate (Of a grad and suber man, By taking à cup to cheer him up, Only blame him those who can.But von.T am sure.ns a county \u201cbeak,\u201d A \u201cbeak\u201d of rare gnod sense, Will lock at lease with a lenient eye On a criminals first offence.So why at once hlack-list poor Noah, Blark-list him without a caution?Ch no, dear sir.that's not the work Of my oid friend Wilfrid Lawson.SIMPLIFYING MATTERS.\u201cMy Dear Sir\" wrote the editor to the persistent young author, \u201cin order to cim- plify matters sor erwhat.we are enclosing a bunch of our \u2018declined with 'r unks' notices.If you will put one of t.¢se in an envelope with your manuscript, and mail ft to yourself it will make it easier for all of us.and you will be saving something in postage as well'\u2014Chicago Evening Fust.\u2014 Mrs.Brure\u2014Rrally, Mr.Hamilton\u2019s acting is the greatest | ever saw.Mrs.Rcott\u2014It's good In its way, but you should see my Johnny when he is simulating a stay-awa;-from-school headache! THOSE DISCOUNT SALES.\u201cThe melancholy days have come, the saddest ol the vear.\u201d When \u201cX discount salez are over and pay time drawing near, Soon the bills will come in on me, soon I'll know all that I owe, But rometimes I get quite nervous that I may owe all I know.For the partner of my bosom has been shopping every day.Haunting every dry goods counter where they give the stuff away, Everything with marked down prices is to her 8 tempting balt, Articles once worth twelve dollars, now eleven ninety-eight.Like a general most rank.Charge! She cried.and aye, they charged It till I've nothing left to bank.Now I dread to see the postman put the letters in my door.Fearing that his every visit plles my bills up more and mure.in battle she was in the fore- But of all the biggest bargains there's one she quite forgot, * T bet that T would be the chedpest in the int, If I'd been tn the discount sales I'd be a snap in \u2018genta.\u2019 For from being worth some dollars, duced\u201d to fifty cents.OY Gali (Trade Mark.) I'm I'm \u2018\u2018re- L.M.FOR Lung Troubles Severe Coughs Colds Emaciation, &c., &c.ae sortie a Shee Pn loses its unpleasantness and all can readily digest it It wilt build you up it will add solid pounds of Mesh it will bring you back to health 80c and $1.00 Bottles, Davis & Lawrence Co., Limited, - houses, and that therefore | storms and the floods had ! Sir Wilfrid a Roland fur : PUBLIC OPINION As Represented by the Political Papers.THE BY-ELECTIONS.Moncton Times.\u2014Con.) When iy Opposition it was a Liberal principle that the by-elections should be brought on promptly and in the order of the vacancies occurring, as is done in England.In power the Liberals have no regard whatever for this principle.A batch of by-elections was brought on some weeks ago.Now the writs have been issued for another batch, North Grey, in Onturio, and Two Mountains and Terre- bonne, tn Quebec.ull Liberal seats.The writ for North Ontario, where Hon, Mr.Foster pu been nominated by the Conservatives.1s held back.\u2018The reason given 18 that the time is inconventent for the men in the woods, but if this ts applicable to Nurth Ontario more than to the other constituencies, which we do not believe, there Is no good reason why the writs for the other constituencies should not have teen delayed till the time was convenlent for all.Terrebonne, Yor instance, has been practbcally unrepresented for two years, and woyld have stood the strain for a week ur twy longer.The true reason 18 that North Grey, Terrebonne and Two Mountains are Liberal constituencies, while North Ontario is Conservative, FONDS OK STOCK?(Toronto Sun\u2014Ind.) It had been announced from several quarters that the ald required by the promoters of the Grand Trunk Pacific would nut be in the form of a subsidy or or land grant.but would take the form uf a Government guarantee of bunds.The bonds issued by a rallroad are In- viriably sceured by a mortgage upon all its property ; hence, if the Government guaranteed the bonds it would, in the event of having te make j(s guarantee good, be entitled to take over the line and equipment under the mortgage A leading journal now proposes that the Government become not «a guurantor of the company's bonds, but a holder of ity stock.The difference between a bondhoid- er and agtockholder is à striking one.The bondhaldgr of the Grand Trunk Pacific wduld hol a first mortgage on the road ; next in order would come the creditors with claims unsecured by mortgage .last of all would come the stockholders, whose interest in the roud would be subject to the claims of all its creditors.The proposal now made amounts.then, simply to this \u2014 that the Government, instead of ranking first on the assets of the company, should rank last.In fact, it would not he a creditor at all.Its prospect of getting anything back would depend upon the road becoming a dividend paying concern.* .I VV VU EV CW WW WON Oe A WEEKLY TOPIC.Pr PN pra re nt Mntto for the Week: We often fui! because insteud of touching others at the point of sympathy.we strike them at the angle of difference.\u2014Fenelon.The precious quality which we call tact, and which, the world ove?distinguishes the man and the woman of breeding and sensibility from their fellow-creatures of coarser flbre, is a talisman of such extraordinary power that uhe marvels why all men do not exert themselves unceasing- Iy to acquire it.Perhaps the main difficulty les in the fact that the selfish, the van, and the vulgar can neither under.stund nor appreciate the feelings and motives which produce this perfect flower of true courtesy Its evolution is as much a mystery to them as is that of a great poem.drama, or painting.They ¢an, in a vague way, recognize and admire the result, but the secret cf production baffles them.Yet it Is an open secret, after all, which he who runs may rvad.providing only that se first cast out of his heart.all greed, self- sceking.distrust asd envy.Then let him £0 forth and minge with his fellow-men, | open-hearted and open-handed, seeing only their needs and sorrows, their trials aml losses, closing his eyes on their faults and imperfections, intent on making every one he meets the better and happier for have ing known him.indifferent to small sacrifices of ume, trouble, money.or worldly advaritages so long as the more enduring and honourable gains\u2014the gratitude, wvs- teem, and confidence of his fellow-crea- tures are to his credit, kind, hopeful, helpful, ever prodigal of sympathy, encouragement.and good cheer.To be of such a type Is not the prerogative alone of birth and breeding, of great wealth, of social or intellectual power, the distinction is open te every individual, however poor and low- Iv, who is only willing to love and to serve ris fellow-creatures, with the single motive of incriasing their happiness.But how many\u2014or rather how few there are in all the wide range of our friends and acquaintances of whom we can say that in every speech and act, they touch us at the puint of aympathy rather than strike us at the angle o° difference.It is customary to speak of the natural gentleness and tenderness of women-but in everyday life, do we invariably meet with those qualitics in the women with whom we live, or are associated?Have they the traditional low, sweet voice, the light touch, the grace of movement, the delicacy of intuition\u2014which are conceded to be the natural characteristics of their sex?When they Rave occasion te point out some defect of taste of.judgment on our part, is their criticism quite free from asperity or bitterness) from the assumption of superiority which irritates, from the ridicule or disdai which wounds and ranklea?: \u201cThe little more\u2014and how much it is, The little less-and what worlds away!\" How often do the poet's significant worda recur to us when we are smaëfing under some unexpectedly sharp reproof or saddened by some evidence of neglect or indifference from the very source on which we depended for the truest affection and sympathy.The love on which we counted so securely-alas! cannot stand the strain of a difference of opinion, cannot forgive or overldok the least little fault or oversight on our part.The Angel of the House turns out to be merely a domestic tyrant «the fireside joys we dreamed of are dreams Indeed, while anger and recrimi- ration fill the hours that should rightly he devoted to the sweet communion and delightful intimacy known only to hearts bound together by the closest carthly tics.It is all a question of the right and wrong valuation of the advantages within our reach.Until we arrive at the blessed conviction that Love, with its numerous offspring.Kindness, Sympathy.Trust, Generosity.Gentleness and Good Humour.are worth to us more than all the rest of our possessions or possible acquirements put together.we shall be too \u201c\u2018\u2019Belfish, greedy.suspicious, and covetous to glve ourselves up unreservedly to those we profess to care for most.We shall continue to carp at and criticize them on the slightest provocation, careless how we embitter their lives and abridge their liberty or their pleasure as lohg as our own instinct of tyranny Is satisfied.We shall go on to the end\u2014as alas! how many do, forever striking their nearest and dearest ones at the angle of difference instead of touching them at the point of sympathy.1.E.F, B.A Whittier Autograph, As one who writes upon sand or frost, I write and the letters will soon.be lost, And the spider, Forgetfulness, weave and à wind His web over all I leave behind.Yet I faintly hope for a lease of fame From the thousand albums that bear my name; And, that snugly lodged in some spinster's chamber, Or granddme\u2019s trunk, like a fly in amber, May always be found somewhere In the city or Country, the name of John G.Whittier, Will be.the joyful cry in many a Canadian home this winter.What so de- lictous served hot at the noon luncheon ?What so revivine after the afternoon walkor drive?\u201d What so healthfui for the children at any hour, when they ask for food?And little stomachs are always clamoring.John Strange Winter the author of Bootles « More fastidious « children about their appetite than my \u201c oum cannot be found.They all take « Bouril eagerly.A Cup of Bovril \u201c\u201c with the addition of a piece of toast \u201c makes a thoroughly good meal for Baby says: any small child.*\u2019 Lo 3 EXTRA Piano Bargains We offer to-day 3 of the very best bargains wm good, reliable Pianos ever offered in Montreal, We have chosen these Pianos from our stock to clear.r prices and terms should make them sell at sight.No.1.$210-A Sample Walnut Upright Piano, made by the Palmer Piano Co., of Toronto, latest design, 3 ped- a als, full swing front desk, full iron frame.good hammers, and reliable action.This Piano retails everywhere at 5300 te 8325.Our price to clear 8210 Terms $15 cash and $6 monthly.No.2.BÉGH\u2014A Natural Rosewnod Chickering Square Piano.be u'iful'y finished hark and front four round corners.This Piano was imported hy a wealthy Montreal fam- 1ly some vears ago at a cost of $700.We warrant touch.tone and action perfect.Our price now SKIES Terms $10 cash, $6 monthly.No.3.RQRT \u2014 A 2100 Marshall and Wendel Urrieht Piano.in mahogany finished case.full iron frame.nickel mlated action, ivorv kevs.3 medals.a P'ane nf arlendid_ renuta- tion and warranted to last a life-time.Terms $15 cash and $7 monthly.Alen full stock New Pianos.for which we are sole and onlv Agonts\u2014S'enwasr Nordheimer.Pratte, Haines Bros.Pratte, Nordheimer & Glendon, One Store Only 2461 St Catherine St.ive he Babies estle\u2019s Food.Mothers cannot be the selection of babies.too careful in a food for their Thousands of mothers can point to hearty.vigotous children, who were nourished.if not saved.by Nestle's Food.and many mothers who were themselves rajsed on Nestles Food are now giving it to their little ones, with the feeling of absolute uncertainty that they are feeding them upon the one Food which, of all others, will keep them healthy, and make them robust and strong.Nestle\u2019s Food is nutritious, wholesome and easily assimilated by the most delicate stomach, and above all, NESTLE'S FOOD is SAFE.As the purest of cow's milk im one of ita chief ingredients, the addition of fluid milk with all its attendant dangers i8 not needed in preparing Nestle's Food for use.The addition of water only is required.Nestle\u2019s Food has met with universal endorsation by the Medical Profession.Ask your own Doctor's opinion.Send to us for a sample tin and our Book for Mothers.LEEMING, MILES & CO.Montreal, Que.WINDSOR HALL, W ednesd.Evening.February One Recital Only 18 The Great Russian Pianist, MARK HAMBOURG The Iustrumentalist of the Season.Prices\u201483.50, S1.OU And 75 cts.Seats on pale Monday Morning, Feb.9th, at Shaw's Music store.Kuabe Piano used.Willis à Co, Agents.321 pr \\ MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS FRANCAIS # \u201casses Saturday -\u2014THIS WEEK \u2014 HARRY CLAY BLANEY as WILLIE Live\u2019 io the sensational Military Drama ACROSS THE PACIFIC Splendid Cast.Rough Rider Band und a real Rapid Fire Gatling Gua, MATINEES Wednesday ALL NEXT WEEK The Big Successful Comedy Drama \u201cONLY A SHOP GIRL\u201d \u201cMISS LOTTIE WILLIAMS\u201d AND ALL STAR CAST.Introducing Excellent Musical Specialties.Magnificent Scenic Production.PRICES\u201410, 20, 30, 35 & 530c.303 PROCTOR\u2019S PExfonMANCES THIS AFTERNOON.TO-NIGHT The Great English Melo-dramn Harbor Lights.Prices- 10c, 20c, 250, 35c & 50c.No higher Next Weok\u2014 \"SAINTS and SINNERS.\"' 27s6 MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTA ACADEMY \u201cLE THIS FREE MR.J.H, STODDART In the lan Maclaren Comedy THE BONNIE BKIER BUSH Coming \u2014 The Latest Musical Comedy Success, THE WILD ROSE.\"ALL NEXT WEEK.Matinee Saturday.Fashion\u2019s Fairest Flower.GEORGE W.LEDERER'S BUCCESSFUI, MUSICAL GAIETY THE WILD ROSE Cultivated for six months in New York, Given Fushionable Prestige by being selected as the piece de resistance of the most notable func- tiou of the Newport Season.Art Hort, Emmo Corus and Fronk Deshon.A GREAT CAST AND ENSEMBLE.Every Afternoon THEATRE ROYAL, ®;0 tree THIS WEEK, FEB.2nd, A MONTANA OUTLAW Maruificently mounted.Great Cast, Ses the realistic Stage Coach Hold-up, J 30c, Next wok TOPSY 7 PRICEN-10c, 2x and TURYVY EXTRAVAGANZA.roctor\u2019s ALL NEXT WEEK.Matinees: Cy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.Matinee Prices : Night Prices: 10, 20, 25 & 35c.10, 20, 25, 35 & 50c, PHILLIPS STOCK COMPANY in \u201cSAINTS AND SINNERS\u201d By the Famous Playwright, HENRY ARTHUR JONES, Author otf \u2018\u201c The Dancing Girl,\u201d \u2018\u201c The Middleman,\u201d \u2018 Judah,\u201d etc.GRR Theatre des Nouveautes Bell Tel.East, 1395.This Week: VERONICA.NEXT WEEK : DENISE.Don\u2019t Forget The first GRAND MILITARY AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, given by St.National on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9th, 1903.Elaborate production of the great melodrama, \"Dumb Spy,\u201d pre.Dramatic Club.box seats, $1.W.Tickets can be exchanged at Giroux's drug store, Monument Natlon- al building.Doors open at 7.30 p.m.Concert at 8.15 p.m.God Save Ireland.32 © 3861 3t Catherine St.Patrick's Cadets, to be held in Monument pared for the occasion by the St.Louis Tickets.250, 50c, 75c.and Central Presbyterian Church (TORONTO) WILL SPEAK Young Mens Dominion Square: Saturday Night Meeting, 8 o'clock Men's Meeting.Association Hall, Su.day Afternoon.4 o'clock Special Music by the Male Quartette.EVERT MAN HEATRILY INVITED REV.DR.McTAVISH, Christian Assoclation, W/!NDSor Ga Monday Eve.next, \u2018th.Second Grand Concert by Madame ALBANI Assisted by her Concert Party.Seals now on sale at Shaw's Music Store, Prices, $1.00, $1.50 and $200.zrstt WINDSOR HALL, Friday Afternoon, Feb.18th, at 480.GRAND MISSION FESTIVAL by the Goulet Symphony Orchestra.Tickets on sale at Shaw's, 75 and 50 cents.Admission \u2014 25e.3202 2aw CHARITY CONCERT, KARN HALL, Saturday, 2Ist February, 1903, Organized by Miss Alice Ducharme and Mise M, Tarte.under the patronage of Lady Shaugh- nessy, Mrs.H.C.St Plerre, Mrs.Andrew Allan, Mrs.J.1.Tarte, with the co-operation of Mrs.H.C.Bt.Pierre, Mr.Frederic Ben Tay- oux.Miss Rachel Dawes, Miss Idoia St.Jean.Miss Athalis Charlebols, Miss Laura Walker, Miss Alice Ducharme, Miss Marichette Tarte, Mr.Victor Pelletier, Mr.Emile Belanger.Tickets can be secured from Mr, Archambault, 23%8 St.Catherine st.; Karn Hall, 2362 St.Catherine st.; Lavallee, 30 St.Lambert a, FRANK H.NORMAN, PROFESSOR OF DANOING, STANLEY HALL, 127 STANLRY ST.Tel.Up 934.Classes and Private Lessons daily 23a Puck Faced at TO-NIGHT OTTAWA vs.VICTORIA 8.30 by His Excellency the Governor-General.Usual prices.Seats on sale at Star Branch Office.Phone Up 1346.3281 THE FINEST AND LARGEST COVERED RINK IN AMERICA.\\ pri \u2018Phone Cor.St.Bell Hubert & Fast Duluth > La SS \u2014\u20141 2219 MONDAY NIGHT the Champion, JOHN NILSSON, will give an Exhibition of Fancy Skating and Tricks.321 MAKE NO ENGAGEMENT UESDAY EVENING, ns that is the night of the big For at St.James Methodist Church, : served 81.00.Reserved, 50c.Tickets at Veitch\u2019s Music Store.Seats\u2014Special Re- 32s1 INTER TRIPS-10 BELL Tri.M.1507.Yszawtf tv HOLLY SNOWSHOE .CLUR .« ross Country Steeplechase to Lachine for the Championship of Canada.SATURDAY, Feb.14th, 1903, Starting from Cadieux's H¥tel, Notre Dame de Grace, at 3.3 p.m.Open to members of ail snowshoe clubs.Entrancegfee, 50c Entries must be in the hands of the secretary on or before Thursday.Febru- 12th, ay W.B.SMITH, Hon.Secretary, 30 2 eod 31 Aqueduct st.CITIZENS LEAGUE The Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Cit!.zens League of Montreal will be held in the Mechanits Institute on Monday.the 0th inat., at 12 o'clock noon.HENRY TIMMIS, Secretary.China Painting Studio, 57 Fort St.7 lessons for $5, with use of paints, etc.Canadian Agency for Marshall Fry's Paints and Filkins Gold, which needs only one firing, un- decorated china In stock; China mended to Qe proof against hot water.CHINA FIRED.813 DANCING! Special Rates for the Balance of the Season at Frederic W.Norman\u2019s School, Cor, Bt.Catherine and McQil) College Avenue.Assembly Every Saturdsy at 8.13 p.m.270te ADWA Lowes [PTL Puone Up 2611.ORTABLE.THE GREAT LIVER AND STOMACH REMBDY.ot te.Hi ton, Loss Appeti pe Etc.end RADWAY'S PILLS are a cure for this action, restere strength te the -\u2014\u2014 PRICE 25e PER BOX, Kent vw Matt.\u2014- Cures all! disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, eadache, Const Costivensss, Indtrestion, the system less liable to contract diseases.\u2018 DYSPEPSIA combplaint.They toad wp the stomach, and enable It te perform dneys, Biadder,- Nervous Diseased, Biliowsasss, Fever.Plea he\u201d Cometion.sos BE A eS ee.New Yori Dr.H.J.Brodeur SPECIALIST OF PARI4 Skin, Sealp, Blood-Poison and Genito- *Crinary Diseases.Im onoe, Low of Vitality, Varicocele, Drains and Emiesione, Gonorrhen, Gleet and Stricture treated at 30 $T.FAMILLE NT.Hours\u2014i0 n.m te 4.30 p.m., 7 p.m.to 9 p.m.Susday, à p.m.to 4 pm, Take Bleury st.cars up to Sherbrooke \u201cL, sud Zod et east.35et Benuine .a] Le bourse SUMMER (LINES, TICKETS for BERMUDA, JAMAICA, NASSAU, WEST INDIES, The ORIENT, MEDITERRANEAN and EUROPE, Full particulars, Rates and Reservations on application.NORMAN L.LUSHER, Battersby's Tourist A ncy, 178 8t.James Street.Beautiful Women No.4.Helen of Troy.Was in her forty-sixth year when men fought for her smiles and favours.The purity of her complexion is sald to have been dazsling.A PRETTY FACE Cannot be said to be perfect unless a perfect complexion accompanies It With the skin in perfect condition one may defy the march of years., CAMPANAS ITALIAN BALM Used with patience and judgment will absoljptely create a perfect condition of the skin.It feeds and restores wasted tissues.lif.s sunken muscles and imparts a genulr.e glow of heajth to the countenance.One bottle will prove its worth.AT YOUR DRUGGISTS, Price, 25¢c; by mail, 36c.The Hutch- Ings Medicine Co., Toronto.21 Many are suffering who would not consider expense and for whom, at a trifling cost, the Magi CALEDONIA WATER would be a boon.OHNHAS.QURD & 00., SOLE AGENTS, MONTREAL.24stf Sold Everywhere.{ 5 \" 1 r i = i Ë i ; 3 1] Se its sut 334 4 i i £3 Ë i i rhe pied ° ral seg you Wabt a TI > gE = [TF] you the se Law ** - 2 _ } 4 1 i N 3 rat | : i u N or | the apring.: i the Alaskan boundary treaty first, because | of Senators hopes that no vote | waiting for a quietus to these } al f $n circulation that it will soon take in the , Lau F Lac of the entirely to the blessing of free institutions, LORD BERESFORD WINS.POPULARITY Remarks on Monroe Doctrine Are Pleasing to Americans.LASKAN BOUNDARY TREATY Big Steel Corporation May Decide to Take in Several More Large Firms.(From the Suemal (orrespondent of the Montreal Star resident on New York.) Star Bureau, Broadway, New York, February 7.Lord Charles Beresford is quite the lion here.His fondness for the Munroe Doctrine is rather queer, but the Americans are patting him on the back and telling him he is à great man.The Mal and Expres, however, says tbat Lord Charles 18 cheerfully and patrotically inaccurate in his history of the Doctrine and of the relatwns of Great Britain and the United States in the affair of Maximilian.Canning not only did not prompt the Monroe Doctrine, but shied at it when it finally appeared.lord Charles's heart is in the right place, never- the less.It would be well for the relations between England and American if all public men and soldiers and sailors were governed by his feelings.Great Britain and the United States are the organizers of the Civilization Trust.LORD CHARLES BERESFORD.This combination will eventually control the world's affairs.by no means in alliance, but there 1s.with regard to leading matters, a substantial understanding between them.Thie understanding survives and w.ll strengthen, because it 15 ivunded on the facts of kinship, sympathy and a great common purpose.It has already grown strong enough, no doubt, to withstand the second severe jar that the affairs of Verne suela have given it in ten yeurs.The New York Sun says: \u2018Lord Beres ford produced the maxim of wisdom, which we beg leave to separate from the rest oi his remarks, \u2018\u2019battleships are cheaper than war.\u201d Was there ever delivered a finer or shorter speech 1n favour of an adequate appropriation for the United States navy or for additional sea power as a safeguard of peace.This Besfordian maxim 1s worthy to be chiselled on the-entabluture of the gas tion's temple of Janus.\u201d ALASKAN BOUNDARY TREATY.A despatch just received from Washing: © ton says that the Senate leaders are he- coming afraid that it will be impossible ta secure action on the pending treaties betore March 4, and that in consequence an extra session of the Senate will be called in The present plan 18 to call up that requires an appropriation, and to get it ratified, if posuble, in season for the House to join in providing the necessary funds.The Panama (anal treaty wil come pext.How effective Mr.Morgan's obstruction will prove, depends largely on the Statehood situation: but in any event there are serious fears that a vote will not be reached.Then, there is the Cuban treaty.to which the Administration is so strongly committed.If an extra session should be called for executive business, and endeavour would be made to dispose of all the reciprocity treaties.including that wih Newfound: land.Senator Cullom, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, has long urged that in decent courtesy to the nations which lave negotiated these com- i pacts with the States, thev should be vot.\u201cup or down.\u201d While there would be no doubt of an adverse vote on the Kasson treaties, he believes this is preferable to the present status.Keveral menatorial in terests would greatly disl:ke such an ex tra session.and will make every effort to get through now the minimum of business necessary to avoid one.One small group will be reached on Cuban reciprocity: others feel the same way towards the fisheries treaty.and so on.STEEL COMPANY IS VICTORY.The victory of the United States Steel Corporation in the Hodge suit 1s consider: ed very important.not on'v to the Nteel trust, but to other rorporatians which de- pire to merge.It clears the air for indus trial and other voneerns.anl is probably a fore-runner of the result of the suit brought against the Northern Securities Company.If the latter company wins, as §t probably will, some of the greatest l combinations vet attempted will be 1m- mediately put into effect, as they are only \u201cnuisance\u201d suits.Among the pending combines 15 that of the Jumor Vanderhilt lines and of the -Gould railway lines.ite the fact that the Steel Trust is y somewhat top-heavy, reports are Bteel Crucible Company.the Jones & ghlin Company.of Pittsburg, and the wanfia Steel Company.i Trade Enquiries.Bpecial to THE MONTREAL STAR.Ottawa, February 7.\u2014 The foflowin inquiries have received at the De.t partment of Trade and Commerce, through the Curator of the Canadian Section.Imperial Inetituge.london, Eng.A Man } chester box manufacturer desires the numes of Cansdian manufacturers of wood pulp.sulphite and gray boards.A London wholesale house is prepared to hear from Canad- fan packers of can vegetables, fruits, and also of lunch tongues, etc.An enquiry has been received for the addresses ot responsible firms who would take up the sale of wire rope in the Yukon.A firm handling sponge clothe, used for cleaning machinery, wishes to get into touch with Canad- san agent who has facilities for introducing same to industrial establishments.Australians and Home Rule.Special to THE MONTREAL STAR.London, February 7.\u2014A letter which Mr.mond wrote to Cardinal Moran during his recent visit to Ireland, has been published.Writing in the name of the Irish party, Mr.Redmond raid: \u201cWe kxow full the absolute accuracy of your state prosperity and contentment great Australaxian colonies are due and the sympethy you express for our efforts for Home Rule for Ireland, representing.as we know it does, the universal feeling of Australians, is of incalculable value tp us in our arduous struggle.La way s+ se.A7 Cora EE EN EL The two countries are trade à \u2014 _\u2014 THE MONTREAL _DAfLY _STAR-\u2014SATURDAY, NS ue 3 x Hi À ZE ; SES y= 22 VE CE CE) 4 5 > Vermont.Vermont, Vermont : with success.1?affections.ered by Dr.Hartman.past forty years.tarrh in all phases and stages.Hon.H.H.Powers.Congressman Ogden trom Louisiana.Hon.H.W.Ogden, Congressman from Louisiana, in a letter written «: Washington, D.C:, says following of Peruna, the national catarrh remedy : \u201c] can conscientiouvsly recommend your Peruna as a fine tonic and all-round good medicine to those who are in need of a catarrh Ithas veen commended to me by people who haze used it as a remedy particularly effective in the cure of catarrh.For those who good catarrh medicine I remedy.need a know of nothing better.\u201d Hon, D.F.Wilber, Congressman Powers of Congressman H.Henry Powers, of writes from Morrisville, \u2018\u2018 Peruna I have used in my family 1 can \u2018recommend it as an excellent family remedy, and very good for coughs, colds and catarrhal Catarrh in its various forms is rapidly becoming a national curse.undoubted remedy has been discov- This remedy has been thoroughly tested during the Peruna cures ca- is no remedy that can be substituted.FEBRUARY An There son, the of a good tonic 1 take commending Peruna.\u201d Respectfully, GEO.Hon.H.W.Ogden.is Murphysboro, IIL Hon.Irvine Dungan.Congressman Smith from Illinois Hon.George W.Smith, member of Congress, in a recent letter to the Peru- na Medicine Co., says the following in regard to Peruna for catarrh : House of Representatives, U.S, Washington, The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.Gentlemen\u2014I take pleasure in testifying to the merits of Peruna.taken one bottle for my catarrh and I feel very much benefited.who are afflicted with catarrh and in need Congressman Smith's home address Congressman Irvine Dungan of Jackson, Ohio.Congressman Irvine Dungan, of Jack- O., elected to the Fifty-second Congress as a Democrat, in a recent letter from Washington, D.C., says : \u201c1 desire to join with my many friends in recommending your invaluable remedy, Peruna, to anyone in need of an invigorating tonic, and whose system is run down by catarrhal troubles, Peruna is a permanent and effective cure | for catarrh, and I would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to try this remarkable remedy.IRVINE DUNGAN.7, 190%, 50 Members of Congress Send Letters of Endorsement To the Inventor of the Great Catarrh Remedy, Pe-ru-na.wish to - started cannot D.C.I have To those pleasure in re- W.SMITH.America.jority, and In a recent time longer cate the Hon.George W.Smith.Congressman Wilber of C.ngressman Snover of Congressman Doviner of New York.Ci 1gressman D.F.Wilber, of One- onta, N.Y.writes :.- The Peruna Medicine Co.Columbus, Q .oem 4 Gentlemen, \u2014* Persuaded >y a friend, 1 have tried your remedy ard I have almost fully recovered after the use of a few bottles.I am fully ccavinced that Peruna 1s all you claim for it, and I cheerfully recomiiend ycar medicine to all who are afflicted w .catarrhab troubles.\u201d DAVID F.WILBER.Congressman Barham from California.\u2014 Congressman J.A.Barham, of Santa Rosa, California, writes : \u2014 \u201cAt the solicitation of a friend I used your Peruna, and can cheerful'y recommend it as an c¢xcilient remedy for all catarrhal troubles.It is indeed a wonderful medicine.\u201d Congressman: Fitzpatrick from Kentucky.Hon.F.Y.Fitzpatrick, Congressman from Kentucky, writes from the National Hotel, Washington, D.C, as fol- jows : \u2014 \u201c At the solicitation of a friend, I used your Peruna and can cheerfully recomiaend your remedy to anyone suffering with catarrh or who needs a good tonic.\u201d F.Y.FITZPATRICK.Peruna cures catnrrh wherever located In the human system.Congressman Zenor from Indiana.Congressman William T.Zenor, of Corydon, Indiana, in a letter from Washington, D.C., says \u2014 \u201cI have used several bottles of Pe- runa for catarrhal and disordered blood troubles, and find that it is a most excellent remedy.\u201d \u2019 Hon.F.Y.Fitzpatrick.Hon.H.G.Worthington.Congressman Worthing- ton from Nevada, Congressman H.CC.Worthington, from Nevada, ex-Minister to Argentine Republic, also at one time collector of port at Charleston, was an Intimate friend of General Grant and is one of the two living pall-bearers of President Lincoln.Congressman Worthing- ton writes the following letter : \u2014 \u201c Allow me to express my gratitude for the benef* dertved from your remedies.21 haveætaken one bottle of Pe- runa and it has benefited immensely a case of catarrh of some months\u2019 standing, and I commend it.\u201d Congressman Hazeltoh of Wiscon.in.Hon.Geo.C.¥\"\"~leton, ex-men*,er ol Congresa from Wisconsin, writes : \u2014 \u201c1 cordially recommend your Pe .na to any one suffering with catarrh.I am fully convinced of its curative qualities.\u201d Congressman Livingston from Georgia.Col.L.I Livingéton, member of the Industrial Commission and the leading Democratic member of- the Committee on Appropriations in the House of Representatives, whose home 18 at At- Janta, Ga., writes the following in regard to Peruna, the catarrh cure.Col Livingston says : \u2014 \u201cï take pleasure in joining with General Wheeler, Congressman Brewer and others in recommending Peruna as aa excellent tenic and a catarrh cure.\u201d » CongressmanSparkman of Florida.Congressman 8.M.Sparkman, from Tampa, Florida, writes : \u2014 \u201c1 cas indorse Peruna as a first-rate tonic and a very effective cure for catarrh\u201d \"is Michigan.House of Representatives, Washington, D.C, May 9, 1898.Dr.S.B.Hartman, Columbus, Ohio : \u2014 Dear 81 .\u2014] have found Peruna a very efficient .nd speedy remedy for a persistent and annoying cough resuit- ing from catarrhal trouble.Very truly yours, HORACE G.SNOVER, Port Austin, Mich.U.S.Senator Call of Florida.Hon.William Call, United States Senator from Florida, writing from Washington, D.C., says : \u2014 \u201cThe Peruna has been recommended by Gen.Wheeler and other reilable persons and has been used by some members of my family, and I concur in the statements of Gen.Whesler.\u201d Senator McEnery of Louisiana.Hon.8.D.McEnery, United States Senator from Louisiana, says the following in regard to Peruna : \u2014 The Peruna Medicine Co.Columbus, Ohlo :\u2014 Gentiemen,\u2014Peruna is an excellent tonic.I have used it sufficiently to say that I believe it to be ail that you claim for it.Very respectfully, S.D.McBNERY.Cong e¢ sman Brownlow of Tennessee.Congressman Browniow writes from Washington, D.C.the following : \u2014 \u2018I have suffered with catarrh of the stomach for severr.y mount ANTED - FOR MIDDLE OF MONTH competent general secvant for family of KOOUNT Wald KNL: MURC Nave miirface Apply after T man.fo 92 MW, 2 ph honest; total abstainer.speaks both Igngutges Apply 1718 Lagauchetiere st.ANTED \u2014 LESSONS GIVEN IN FRENCH, Latin.bookkeeping.srithmetic, alzebra.penmanship.shorthand in both Janguesce: pu , Star Dils* residence, no extra charges.T.Office.Ÿ ANTED \u2014 LADIES GET YOUR FURNIture re-covered and polished by first class p er: low rates this month, at 1208 Mans- feld st.or your residence, N ANTED \u2014 BY AN EXPERIENCED ércesmaker work in family or in her home.756 Palace st.ANTED \u2014 A SITUATION A8 HOUSE.'V keeper in the city: can furnish best of reference.W, BT05, Star Branch Office.5 JANTED \u2014 AN EDUCATED YOUNG WOman desires 8 position as companion to a lady or the care of an invalid; could sleep at home if desired.Address W, §i02, Star Branch Office.32 2 ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN POSITION as driver or in warehouse.Good references.Address 827 Duluth avenue.be jANTED \u2014 DRESSES MADE, \u201cLATEST styles.st moderate prices.fanéy blouses, Jackets, \u2018tallor-mpde suits; At and finish guar À : mins by tatioress - ts mode Cs qe te VV ANTED-\u2014SEWING BY THE DAY, FIRST class dressmaker, cut, fit tailor system; also boys\u2019 clothing.Apply 288 St.Denis st.\\ ANTED \u2014 WORK, MODISTE, IN UNDERwear and repair ladies\u2019 dresses and also children's wear to order.aso boys\u2019 suite made to order.No.427a St, Lawrence st.near Sherbrooke.V ANTED \u2014 POSITION BY A CAPABLE woman, all round cook, in hotel or restau- rant.13 St.Edward st.off Bleury.V ANTED \u2014 STAMPS.SEND ME FROM Bu to 10.000 good, clean, used postage stamps of British North America und J will send you the same number of Indian stamps.I have 3,000,000 Indian stamps to exchanze.Address Bergt.E.A.Freemantle, Cantonment, Allahabad, India.AGENTS WANTED.eg \\ ANTED \u2014 AGENTS.THE CONTINENtal Life Insurance Company requires three first class men for provincial managers for Quebec.Nova Bcotis and New Brunswick Apply General Manager.Toronto.0 ze VVANTED \u2014 AGENTS.WE HAVE THE best thing yet: the World's Only Dustless Floor and Carpet Brush, sweeps clean, without dust.Rapld seller.Room 2, 204 St.James st.D ANTED \u2014 AGENTS.GREATEST SELE- er and money-maker for agents and mail order men on top of the earth; cost to make 12c: eells for $1; 1 to 20 In each house; complete instructions for making only J2c.Inventor R.Naylor, B08 Washington avenue.N.Minneapolis.Minn.26 Bb law WANTED \u2014 AGENTS WHO ARE TRAVELling through the country to establish ag on commission.Agricultural agents preferred.For particulars write to The Oshawa Wire Fence Co., Ltd, Oshawa, Ont.14 5 law ANTED \u2014 AGENTS ON SALARY OR commission; greatest agents\u2019 seller ever produced; every user of pen and ink buys on sight; 200 to 500 per cent.profit; one agent's sales amounted to $620 in six days; another $32 in two hours.Monroe Mfg.Co., X.147.La Crosse, Wis.?+ V ANTED \u2014 AGENTS.SEE OUR NEW DEsign key check; prevents loss of keys; immense profits; handsome sample: and addrese stamped thereon.luc.Co., Station G, Brooklyn, N.Y.' \\ TANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED BUSIness man of good standing in the city as special agent (English department), of a leading Canadian Life Insurance Co.A good opening.Post Office Box 688.32 tf your name Hart Mfg.V ANTED \u2014 $20 AND UPWARDS INVESTed in dividend paying securities brings large profits.Send for \u201cMoney Makers.'' Agents wanted.Beals and Beals, 35 Nassau st, New York., ANTED \u2014 AGENTS, $3 TO $3 A DAY INtroducing genuine \u2018\u2018Super-Asbestos\u2019\u2019 wicks; Hight equal to incandescent electricity; lasts about eight years.Address Fireproot Sufety Wick Works, Chicago.À) ANTED \u2014 AGENTS CAN MAKE $2000 to $4000 next three months handling newly\u2019 vatented article, absolute necessity, demand enormous, experience unnecessary.exclusive territory given.Household Novelty Co.1Manufacturers), 1512 Broadway.New York.ANTED \u2014 AGENTS TO SELL STOCK OF a high class Canadian industry.Liberal inducements to men able to handle the proposition in their own territory.Address D, 734, Star Oftice.V 'ANTED \u2014 FOR THE ADDRESSES OF ten guod canvassers we will send a =tere.scope and twenty \u2018Wtereoscopic views.Send 20 cents to pay cost of mailing, etc.Dominion Supply Co.Toronto.26 2 law ANTED \u2014 AGENTS TO SELL arc gas lamps, newest invention TURNER in arc | reasonable.BOOMS TO LET.OOMS \u2014 QUIET.HOME-LIKE ROOMS, newly fitted up.furnished to suit, all comforts.telephone.shower baths, grate fires.attendance.near theatres, clubs and best hotels.Call before deciding for the winter.Gentlemen only 15 Phillips Piace.24 26 OOMS \u2014 TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms on parlour flat.heated by Daisy furnace.Auer light.Apply 81 University st.28 9 O0MS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM.well furnished, and with breakfast x desired.7424 Sherbrooke st.OOMS \u2014 CLOSE TO WINDSOR STATION, © warm, Auer light, hot water heated.first class.14 Osborne st., facing Dominion en OOMS \u2014 TO LET A NICELY FURNISHed double room, bathruum fat, all modem conveniences.11 Hurnside Place.20 4 OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, BATH flat (front), private house.Apply forenoon or evening until 830.37 McGill College ave.References exchanged.30 3 \u2014 OOMS \u2014 TO LET TWO COMFORTABLY furnished rooms for gentlemen, single of en suite, on bathroom flat, also bedroom on upper flat.Apply 879 Dorchester st.30 3 1 OOM \u2014 TO LET ONE DOUBLE ROOM fur married couple, no children or two æentlemen, with or without board.Apply to 110 Union avenue.30 3 1 OOMS \u2014 ERIGHT FRONT ROOM, BATH room fluor, large cupboard; genticinen ouly: overlooking Dominion square.1 Cypress st, opposite Windsor Concert Hall.30 3 i OOM \u2014 TO LET ROOM, WITH OR WITHout board.in English family.for one of quiet habits; no boarders kept.8] Selby st\u2026 Westmount.30 3 OOMS \u2014 NICE COMFORTABLE ROOMS on first and second flat, hot water heated; suitable for married couple without children.3258 St.Antoine st.30 3 1 OOMS \u2014 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, ! with home comforts, in house having every convenience; electric light.furnace; closg to untown centre.131 St.Alexander at.opposite Xt.James Methodist Church.3112 OOM -\u2014 TO LET.WARM FINGLE ROOM on bath flat.21R Victorta st.a2 OOM \u2014 13a MANSFIELD STREET.COMfortably furnished front single room on first floor; hot water heating and gas.nC 1 OOMS - TO LET.FURNISHED LARCH frent room, with two beds, with or without Lourd.5s Richmond square.31 2 OOGMS \u2014 AT 1005 ONTARIO STREET, COR.St.Denis st, large front mom, parlour flat.modern comforts; private family; terms 31 = Be OOMS \u2014 A GENTLEMAN AND WINE will let ruite rooms in well appointed private home, with or without board; choice, cen- ral residential locality, V, 8625, Star Branch Office, 31 = I OOMs \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT + single room, hot water heating, Auer ght, every comfort.534 Fherbrooke.Terms modur- ate.31 2 1 OOM -\u2014 BRIGHT.WEILL FURNISHED room on bathroom flat, breakfast and tea If desired, electric Mght, etc.; private family; gen- tlemun only.202 Prince Albert ave, West- mount.31 2 OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED + front room, with wardrobe, facing Dufferin square.$1.50 week.also smaller room, $1.28: gentlemen.92 Chenneville st.8t = RoHS \u2014 2427 ST.CATHERINE STREET, near Stanley ot., fur gentlemen only 313 I OOMS \u2014 TO LET PARLOUR BEDROOM and one single room, hot and cold water, Auer light, clean and first class home comforts; breakfast if desired; gentlemen only.146B Pecl Etreet.312 \u2019 OOM \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED SINGLIÉ room, bathroom flat.sult city gentleman, algo one or two unfurnixhed, svitable for light housekeeping, warm house; very central.2 Brunswick.32 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED rooms in quiet house, hot water heating: gentlemen only.97 University st.31 3 \u2014 OUOMS \u2014 LARGE, NICELY FURNISHLD front room, steam heated.2354 St.Catherine st.31 2 I OOMS \u2014 IN PRIVATE FAMILY, ST.Catherine st.near Fort, one double or one single, well furnirhed front room, bathroom lights: good profit.Catalogues free.Turner flut, hot water heating.Auer light.clothes Brass Works, 8 King st, East, Toronto.closet; no children.Apply 2»12 Bt.Catherine 47 12¢0d street.at 2 - OOM \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED FRONT PUPILS WANTED.- roum on bathroom flat.127 Alexander st.wl 2 WANTED \u2014 THE INGRES-COUTELLIER OOM \u2014 WARM AND COMFORTABLY School of Languages.established 1888, furnished.with or without board; terms French.German, Spanish, Italian; natural conversational method.Fraser Institute, 8 Univer- sity.z 5 À TANTED \u2014 FRENCH.GERMAN, SPANish taught.Prof.Dambach, 168 Mansfleld st.Bell.Tel.Up 1728.YANTED \u2014 PRIVATE FRENCH COURSE Ww by Prof.Beaudry, 733 Sherbrooke st.BO 301 10 law 23 10 Jaw ' cts.per lesson of one hour.YANTED \u2014 PIANO PUPILS, COMPETENT teacher, two lessons weekly, day or evenings.81.25 month.8 Mont Bt.Marie ave.32 2 ' WANTED \u2014 SINGERS, IS YOUR VOICE round, pure and sympathetic?Ia your breathing easy and {s your throat free and open while singing?My method sives all this.Call tor list of singers.Cal.H.Corey.Studio, mom No.34, Karn Hall, and 13% Berthelet st.\\ TANTED \u2014 SHORTHAND (QUICKEST method).typewriting, private lessons.Day and evening.$1 monthly.Prot.Cooke, TIR Ht.Denis.32 3 3 TANTED \u2014 RY AN AMERICAN PROFESsor.shorthand, both languages, bookkerp- ing, Arithmetic, algebra.penmanship, French and Latin.T.544, Star Office.31 2 ANTEN \u2014 PRIVATE PUPILS BY HIGHly qualified English tutor; lessons at domicile.day or eventnx.Terms moderate, Write W.8870, Star Pranch Office.Ÿ ANTED \u2014 CENTRAL RUSINESS COLlege, corner Prince Arthur and St.Lawrence.Day and evening.Shorthand, both languages, speed classes, Any system, typewriting, penmanship, bookkeeping, arithmetic, mathematics.English subjects.French conversation, German.Latin.Piano.Civil service, pharmacy and matriculation exams.Backward pupils carefully coached.Call or write for circular.J.J.Conolly, Principal.ANTED \u2014 MISS BALL HAS REMOVED her kindergarten and primary school frum 9 Buckingham avenue to 33 Tupper st.\"HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.R SALE \u2014 ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT Ontarl horses.heavy draught paire.express- vanners.all animals guaranteed as represented At Kimball's Horse Exchange, C.P.R.Rtock \u201cards, Telephone East 26.21 tt R SALE \u2014 SLEIGHS OF ALL KINDS, tandem, family, Gladstone and express nleighs, carioles, Berlina.cutters, crachoirs.etc.etc.buffalo, bear and goat robes, coachmen's furs and livery, saddles, harness.etc.ns at our depository, 131 to 187 Inspector st, corner St, James.32 3 For SALE \u2014 A RROWN MARE, 1160 LRS, perfectly sound, to a reliable party would be given on trial for & day or two.must ba sold; no further use for her.Apply 196 Bleury.Price R SALE \u2014 DARK BROWN MARE.6 years old, 16% hands, perfectly sound.fast and stylish; first class horsp for brougham.Colin McArthur and Co, 13 oltigeurs st.moderate.3 Underhlll Place, off 247 University street.28 3eod Ï OOM \u2014 PARLOUR TO LET IN A PRIvate family, nice locality, near Park Lafontaine.O, 645, Star Office.OOM \u2014 FRONT.LARGE, WELL FURnished room, every convenience, 232 Bleury street.t 1 OOM - TO LET LARGE, WARM, WELL furnished front room, with board, accommodation first class.Telephone, Auer light.267 University st.\u2019 Room - LARGE, WARM, BRIGHT ROOM.X in a private family, every convenience; transients accommodated 2891 St.Catherine et.OOMS -\u2014 A GENTLEMAN MAY RENT suite well furnished rooms In private house, Hutchison street; no children; terms twentv-five dollars month.W, 5087, Star Branch Office.32 2e0d , .ROM \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT AT 1117 Mayor st, off Bleury.81.25 per week, &3 per week.with breakfast and supper OOM - TO LET WELL APPOINTED room, modern conveniences, family private, 3175 St.Denis st.3246 \u2014 1 RM \u2014 FURNISHED, IN QUIET HOUSE; : central: Engilsh; transienu received, 207 St.Urbain st OOM \u2014 PARLOUR ROOM.HOT WATER, Auer light, enamel bath, dining room on the same flat, fashionable house.#Xa et.U-nis.PERMAN- R°9M5 \u2014 TRANSIENTS AND ent parties will find every comfort; two to gentlemen.Té1 Bher- baths Special rates brooke st.Ï OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLE ROOM IN A PNI- vate family, with the use of the kitchen if desired; $1.00 a week 313 Bt.Antoine st.Rooms ~ COMFORTABLY FURNISHE room in quiet house, hot water heatir., Auer light: Parisian family.Apply 527 St.Lawrence, corner Prince Arthur.OOMS \u2014 TO LET A SUITE OF LARGH handsome mome, with lavatory, hot ant cold water, suitable for medical man, close to St James Club.Apply W., 8743.Star Branch Office.82 sed FOR GENTLEMAN, 32 OOM \u2014 DOUBLE, » Also table boari 106 Union avenue.1 OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM.comfortably furnished with or without tweard.also table board; not moving In spring.pus a Ayimer st 3 = .1 OOMS -.- A RESPECTARLE MIDDLE aged bachelor.with references.can have a ænot comfortable honie and first clans Board, with & newly married couple (nn children) foe $3 50 per week.Apply 262 Coursol sl., near At- water avenue.OOM \u2014 TO LET ON RATH FLAT.COMfortable, In à quiet family, terms one dul- ANTED \u2014 A HORSE, ABOUT 81X YEARS jar weekly 163a Chatham 014, thoroughly sound and broken.required © for.city delivery work.Apply Canada Horse 0OMY ~~ FI'RNIRHED.#881 LAGAT CHI Nall Company, 120 Mil st.< 'tiere mt.Terms moderate, east of Bleury, I OOMS \u2014 NO.7 UNION AVENTE, FFNR- MEDICAL.et ADIES: USE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY for delayed or suppressed menstruation; ft cannot fail.Trial free.Paris Chemical Cn, Milwaukee, Wis.14 6 law HE LAST DISCOVERY, BOUCHONNET'S Uintment cures in three days: for all kinds of piles.For sale at all drug stores.263 12 Jaw eow à 10 HOME TREATMENT, 8.NERVOUS weakness, resulting from unnstural Inascs and vital drains, permanently cured by our ap- nished warm double front room, ales back, with folding bed, suitable for two, bath fat: family private.OOM \u2014 TO LET A NICE BIN ROOM FOR married coupla or grntlemap.all modern conveniences, small private family; no children, 2661 St.Catherine at.42 2 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, bathroom flat.with Auer light 2307 Ft Catherine poms -.on the nine A gira a month TO LET LARGE UNFURNISH- water In gd OOMS - sd room.heated by hot pliance and Instructions, producing Mmarvelous locality Apply 2645 St, Catherine st resuits without drugs Sent to any address - SE pecurely packed.for only two dollars and twa F OOMH \u2014 TWO NICELY FURNISHED cent stamps.Men.address The Invigorator Co., rooms tn a private family: centrally situ- 165 John st.Toronto.ated; gentlemen only; terms moderate.App'y 2068 St.Catherine st.SHOW CABES.Rooms \u2014 ONE LARGE ROOM.WITH © hoard, Auer light, wW \u20ac And bath oppielre this room, private French family 4173 ST Denis ARE REPLETE WITH m floor and wall cames.counter cases $2.00 per foot up.Canadian Bhow Case Ca.Adelaide West, Toronto.PHOTO JEWELLFRY.UR BHOWROOMS 3 of à HOTO JEWELLERY AND BUTTONS FROM - @ny- photogreph hockey club buttons.Jewellery Mtg, cus BE.st.between Sherbrooke and Ontarte 1 OOMS\u2014 TO LET ONE DOURLE AND'OVR ringle mom, all modern conventions; Arnt class, Auer light, piano.etc.46 Ht Doni FPOOMS \u2014 FURNISHED.TO LET, WITH Of LR thong.hostd, 179 Mansfield at.breakfast if desired.Apply 438 81 Andee wr GOOMS \u2014 TO LET A VERY PRETTY large room on the first Moor.everything largy double rom, with board; ROOMS AND BOARD.CI Nr QOMS8 \u2014 TO LET TO TWO GENTLEMEN furuiture éuuiteated: Auer light; hor waler heatfng.Ac- Cominodation for « f«w tabis guests.V0 Univer- FOR SALE.ar JOR SALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, KIND- Hng.$2: cut maple, $3.00; temarac blocka.£2.00: mill blocks.81.75 per Joad.delivered sny- where in the city.J.C.MacDiarmid, Rich- moud square, Bell Tel.Up 2538.183 t?P3e J R SALE\u2014 v 9, OIL- Rr Tra NAA gh Aro a A ETAT baby carriages.¥o- ee , .p r floor.vacant February 13th, very good meats; CEE HAT owes prices tor css ee.telephony, Auer light.references.29 5 2613 St Catherine, 2080 Notre Dame.103 af JROARD \u2014 AND ROOMS, NISELY FUR.|| ; TS 1 nishéd, VArm.dining room first floor, un- For SALE \u2014 ONE BRASS BELL, an x der new management, good table board; $20.30 fra \u201cte, to b 14 ch sh.ee M.380.Der Wei.No 8 lierthelet ut.28 6 me.cle.to be so cap.Apply to M, 330.Star Uffice.\u2019 Fer SALE \u2014 BELGIAN HARES.WELL bred stock to select from.R.M.Camp- bel.HT William at.we THE BUSINESS CHANCES.A GREAT BUSINESS CHANCE.TO CLOSE the estate of the late F.N.Cartwright, the Commercial Hotel, at Alexandria, will be offered for sale at once.This hotel ts equipped with all modern appliances and the stand is un- cqualled by any other in Eastern Ontario.For further particulars apply to Angus McDonald, Box 33.Alexandria, Ont.26 tf JOR SALE \u2014 TIMBER LIMITS IN THE UP- - ver Ottawa Agency.Two virgin timber Umits of 7) miles and 37% mntles.Must be sold before the 25th instant.For particulars apply to R.A, Mainwaring.147 St.James st.WWANTED -~ 825,000 FOR INVESTMENT IN a first class manufacturing business, with or without services.exceptional security and interest; will bear close Investigation.186, Star Office.28 6 Fer SALE \u2014 MAPLE SYRTP OUTFIT.complete, 3 evaporators, 6.000 sap tins, et: at a bargain.D.L.Macdonald, Rigaud, Que.3 FOR SALE -\u2014 1000 TONS Ur rIG IRON for ummediate or future delivery.For price and particulars address Iron and Steel Dept.Syracuxe Smelting Works, Willan, aus St.[Thomas sts.Montreal.30 6 JOR SALE \u2014 50 NEW STYLE GO-CARTS and 55 Raby, Feb.5th tu 153th; carriages, manufaciurers\u2019 samples, will be sold cheap.H.à.Wilder and Co, 253 St.James street.30 9 QUR SALE \u2014 BELL ORGAN, £35, $3 CASH and $I per month: neat walnut case, § oc- laves, good tone and all in good order.One nf our bargains.Apply to C.W.Lindsay.Lim- fted, 22808 F1.Catherine st, Montreal.> For SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO, 8653, 5 cash and $3 per month, 6% octaves, stool Included, a good bargaln.Apply to C.W.Lind- say, lamlicd, 2368 8¢ Catherine st., Montreal.sa.MR SALE \u2014 ONE DINING ROOM SET.also bedroom set, both in first class order will be sold cheap to prompt purchaser Add.dress W.549, Star Offlve 31 2 R SALE\u2014AMONG THE 15 NEW MORRIS upright pianos received Into stock are two Leautiful mahogany cased Colonfal styles, prices Kb 3 years, $325 2 years, $300 1 year: terms $1u cash apd §7 monthly or if pald cash in 20 days $273.Old pianos and organs of ail styles received in part payment at full market valua- {lons.Apply Leach's.2440 St.Catherine street, suitable for married couple, without children, between Stanley and Drummond.Open even- - at #2 Union avenur 32 XH ings.31 2 Ï OOMS \u2014 WITH BOARD.NICELY FUR- For SALE - FIRST CLASS AMERICAN ! nished rooms, with first class board, ali piano.seven octaves, powerful wne, in Eu home comforts, telephone, et.468 Guy sirert, good condition.only bargain in Canada guar- $ above Et, Catherine st anteed; 555 cash; lady leaving city.127 Alex- - i or ~ ander st.31 3 e; OOMS \u2014 LANGE PARLOUR REDROOM.- = ground for, elaborately turntshed, very POUR SALE \u2014 A PRACTISING PIANO, SUIT- # large double reoin.second floor.guod English able for beginners, Cottage style in walnut: voldne 2b MeG HL College ave.82 3 case.has been thoroughly renovated in our i large repair shops, and 13 now fully guaranteed; \" price $30 cash or $65.payable $4 monthly.BOARD.Layton Bros, The Art Piano and Organ House.pe ; AAA me 144 Peel st, Dominion square.30 2e0d , OARD \u2014 MRS M(EWAN, LADIES SICK MOR SALE \u2014 TIANO.RUSSELL, N.Y.Ÿ nurse, superior ac nmoadation; hat baths upright plano.beautiful tone, cost $330.nnd Auer lights, best medical attendance; will sell to immediate buyer fur $175; easy ; strictly private, INT C\u2018adiens st æ si , terms.Chas Sisenwain, 32 Shuter st.30 3eod = OARD-\u2014THIE BEST BOARD IN THB CITY OR SALE \u2014 TWO WHITE TUBULAR at $5.5) per week; breakfast and tea cook- boilers.100 hp capacity, in good condi- ed to order.SU Limo, corner Mcuul and Re.tion: an opportunity to secure two first class collet sts.21 12 boilers at reasonable prices.(an be seen at the \u2019 works of the Dominton Wire Manufacturing OARD \u2014 MERS.HRAZEAU, SICK NURSE, Company, Dominion, Lachine 30 lend for ladivs during Cehfinement, superior , accommodation, strictly private.charges - > erate; wilh best of medicaid attendanen, mod: MOR SALE \u2014 WATERPROOF HORSE AND BertAeiet \u2018st.: Hs waggon covers, coal bags, made to «r 30 12 ! der: canvas, all weights and widths.dunnage ya \\ - 7 bags.all kinds of canvas goods.\u2018rite for cata- LARD - MR Fort LIN.MIDWIFE, logue.\u2018\u2019Sonne\u2019* Awning.Tent and Tarpaulln diphamaie, trait fur ladiex during conflu- Co, 775 Craig st, Montreal, Que.280 2aw tl ment: strictly privat lasties treated and at- traded terms moderate 171 Monteaim st OARD \u2014 MME 4° LAFRANCE, LADIES doctress, Eu} board.attendance of best physicians.strictly provate, Terms easy.SSI Et Lawrence st OARD- MEX.SEAR TADIRS POCTOR; _\u2014 strictly private a vimosdlation, with pro Cessional attendanes fr ladies Ladies t t- el and aitended.IS SU Momque s* > FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.TR TT TN Tae Te TT Te Se 1 OONS \u2014 THRILL io FIVE, IN HAND + osatnely furnished private house, \u201cJoints St.Mark «1, full housekeeping privileges Tol, 42 Unptoun w 3 1 OOMS \u2014 LARGE BLDIIOOM (PARLOUR x - sultable for mic cr tue geutiomen rentre, telephone, Auer IIzht ete It Mantentenn POOME - TO LET SINGLE AND [wf BLL Posins, comfortahly furnished, for gentlemen or marrled vouple, private Samii; terms reasonable, board 1f desired, 103 Shuter xi 32 Geod RMS TWO SINGLE ROMS PUR | nidhed wily pas wml hot water heating; vrihate famili, me children App ty at Tee Pal.ave st.1 OOM VERY DESIRABLE AND OM.fortAbie rronc on hath flat, clothes vlosets, Eas, cic.partial teuar F 1S4 Marce at ë ROOMS WANTEI- SOS Se \u2014 LOST NE V TANTED PA A VOS LADY SINGLE rom ne beard Ponty vet of Fleurs.brivate famtiy pro fortes Adtrse AND SON SRE __ Uffice.?\u2014_\u2014 _ em eae mm _\u2014 \\ TANTED VO ToT EE RINE ed.woth owe ey or haath Nat sight ae Litehen, ta rarrte nl.NH den Con tral locality Merisrate tora 15 Star Of fie AY TANT Ur 0 SAN MANN TS HOON NTE Iv furni-h 1, à Pole anne w Cod, Stan Vranch Mee WANTED 2 en TAR RNINTIED ems or Mat ir on Mure on Ta Ma near Windsor sftp Wo Sow star Branch Ole ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.SLT NAS Lo - ~ CN ee Y CoM- - WANTED 19 A VI TNT f(ortati Ten andl board in Lachine or KSummeri-a Xidcress, with full particulars, 1, Tour tar tra ol Ep Cee meen \u2014\u2014 N \"ANTET ON UE NAT SHERBROOKE | street.iw arte 4 hedrssna ant Eittlpg room su ar als une unfurnished run ith L'art ant ntteiulance for tro persons, oer thong y SPORTING GOODS.ea 3 3 of sporting Every Description gf ;borting est prices consistent with high grade goods.Write for prices.The Wightman Sporting Goods Co.439 St.Paul st.Montreal.ICE CREAM.ICE CREAM Tel.Mnin 2851, Standard Dalry Co, 871 Lagau- cheticre St MARRIAGE LICENSES.MARRIAGE LICENSES OHARA BAYNES, Notary, 204 st.James st.Tel.M.17 MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by John M.M.Duff.And Ineuranes Pulfêtes Purchas-d.107 81.James S-reot and 36 Drummond St 206 JOR SALE - MY PATENTED SOFT TRE n } Æ h D (DS TAD cushion horeexhos, a good Induer ment for PICTURE FRAMING.one with same capital.Apply to .5 - TT Clty Hall avenue Pte HDS Gn TILL SELL THE FORMULAS, COMPLETE ' far the manufacture of my patent neds cines, Including the famous Witches Ont, Bene- dene.Trappist Cordial, ete, for the Province af Quebce.A bargain.Apply D TN, Star Office.andottes Plans and directions for butiding R SALE - A N : - ; - Erareka hot vater breoder.EL UC Parker, Comp- ery TES IN RIVE dan Tr STATION.: s ss} 4 © r.ast- tm.Que ern Townships The equipment includes two - i ] Dresses, paper-cutter, a large quantity of type | CAN SALE STEAM LAUNCH, 24 X NM; and everything necessary for a god run of ft.awning, team pump, ete.in gong printing, also à stock of paper stationery.ete working order.Apply Ho 368 st Paul st, Mont.Satisfactory reasons will he given for welling al Apply to CC.M.Nye, Bedford, Que M2 3eod Jor SALE - HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CAR- BY WHEAT AND CORN.$100.00 INVEST.pets, «ic \u2018'an be seen In the morning, be- ed in Grain or Steeks hy st fuecen Wand 11 Call at 438 U Vm MOR SALE SOME FINE NORWICH (CAN.aviez, male and female.These binds will be sold cheap, B, 679, Star Office Jor SALE - A FEW SCOTCH FANCIES, canaries, male and female.cheap.231 St.Martin st.1 ! JP\" SALE \u2014 OWING TN POSITION AD- vertts-r must Bell à nice toned table plano, extra cheap sale.Offers solicited to cash buyers Address BR, GUS, Star Office.4 A NICE TONED PIANO RY pe SALE - Weber and Co.tappe full compass, light Ts Wrodd cause, handsomely carved lege and musfe test, also contains the fuit Iron frame.Price $133, payable $4 monthly.or $128 cash.Offered for a few days only at Layton Bros, The Art Plann apd Organ House, 144 Peel at, Dominion square.NOR SALE\u2014 THOROTUHHRED IRISH TER- reer.15 months old; Will sell cheap, Apply Jia Friment st UN SALE NURWIUH CANARIES, evenly marked and deep clear, malea and females, aleko two pairs of Scotch fancies and four Inrge breeding cages, at reasonable prices.17 McTavish st.For SALE \u2014 COAL, SCREENED WELSH coal, furnace and stove size, $9 In yard: deilvered.J.H.Morehouse.Wholesale Pt St.Charles.Malo 3018.29: Coal.63 Farm st.our \u2018safety Vaive Plan should result In à profit af fan i) 10 $1000 within 30 days, Write for particulars and send for our free beak, Modern Methods for Safe Investments Richard Oliver and Co, Fankers and Erokers, Chicago Stock Exchange Bidg.Chicago.Gores OPPORTUNITY MY SAFETY IN- ; vestment plan guarantees 5 pce weekly, and pays much more.$8 20 pald last week on accounts af $25.Over $200 made and paid since January Ist on every 825 account Weekly settlement of profits, Write te-day for prospeetus.tsa.P.Fowler, 2 W.104th street, New York Clty.RANE OPPORTUNITY TO BRUY ONE OF the finest fruit.randy.cigar and fancy articles stores, bardwood fixtures, plate glass mirrors, near Place Viger, doing very good business; reason (or sale, serious slekness, value $1200, will well for $730.49a Craig st.Jor SALE - A RAKERY RTSINESS OF English custom, {mm JUNO to 1200 |oaven weekly, with full autfit,.Terms cash.W.8438, Star Tiranch Office.JOR BALE \u2014 CHEAP, GOOD CIGAR AND candy store, near St, Tawrence wt, proprietor leaving town and would sell cheap.For particulars apply 327 Roy at.PHroENAIS & CO.BOL CRAIG, Main, Telephone Fast 1830 Iln-nsed restaurants.at sacrifice, $1600.$2000.2300, up to $12,500.Pall for Hat (free of charge).genuine bargains.CORNER Alwava hotels, JOUR SALE \u2014 ARTISTIC IMPORTED COTtage plano, trichord, guaranteed in first class order, a bargain for $88, wor'h more.Avviv 444 Amherst st.JOR SALE ADRIAN P.BCHMIDT'S COMplete systemn of physical culture; the beat Known system for perfect physical development un the market to-day.nn Apparautus necessary.Address 1».726, Ftar Office.: JOR SALE \u2014 LARGE ENAMEL! AND brass hedsteads, cost $50).and spring, aisp- large mangle.gentleman's large mocking chair and curtain stretchers, W, 8704, Star Branch Office.OR SALE \u2014 KARN ORGAN.IN PERFECT order.Call No.131 St.Hypolite st.jor SALE \u2014 A VERY HANDBOME LADY'S .black Fersian Jamh jacket, latest style, will sell cheap to prompt purchaser.30 St.Hubert st.JOR SALE \u2014 A FEW NICE PICTURES for sale cheap.snap to prompt purchaser.24 Brunswick st.near Leaver Hall.QUR SALE \u2014 AT HALF PRICE, BALANCE MacKerraw's men's underwear, bargains in miltte, Rioves, tien, collars, Sc dozen.De- mers, tNIG Notre Dame, near McUill, last week, - .SUR BALE \u2014 SCOTCH FANCY CANARIES, u few first cluss birds at 1196 St.Andre at.MOR SALE \u2014 DOMINION ORGAN, IN GOOD order, also gas stove.Apply 874 8t.Andre street.por tion.days.BALE \u2014 CANARIES.IN FULL SONG, 82 each.aiso a few hens in perfect condl- 28.Cages cheap.Apply (including Bun- 1 Cadieux st.Lott ~ WEDNESDAY.4TH, YELL - Es.Ré Box iy Jack Tlease réturn tn bt Henry.and rewarded OW cor.white and brown ring around nek, 348% Notre Dame .It kept atter date F1} bu punjihed according to law.FOUND.A N \u2014_ : goes can have same by proving gs.Fren-» Georgina - Dube, - - Pa RRS MEDAL OVER 100 YEARS OLD, property.311 _8an- per SALLE \u2014 CHEAP ONE GOLDIE & Mc- Cullrugh safe, size 37 x M.almost new, also one met & room electric fixtures.Apply G, sus.Star Office.STABLES TO LET.TO LET \u2014 EXCHANGE STABLES, fn to Ï \u2014_ AGENAIS & CO.HAS LOVELY COUNTRY hotels, with property.some doing $700, SRNA.81160 buninezs per month Grocery, cigar, fruit stores.bnarding houses furnished, butcher shops.mille.fartorie, ete, AGENAIS & CO, PROPERTIES, LOTS.farms, hotels, exchanged, tranaferable, Ît- censée for sale.Proprietors, have you &dwelling or business place ta rent.see us Chambers 10, 11.12, 505 Craig.comer Main.Telaphone East 1810.\\ TANTED - PARTY (RALESMAN PRERER- red), with about $1500 tn join advertiser in purchasing half interest in high class eatablish- ed.prfitabla business; rare opportunity.Ad- are P.O.Bax R41, ATEST PARIS NOVELTY, COMPARS AND appointment time piece, useful to everybody: sells on sight.agentes can make $3 a\u2019 day razy.Bend 7Gc for sample, Paris Novelty Co., DP, 0.Box 2412, Montreal, Quo.z ies ez = JOR SALE - FIRST CLASS MILK RUN OF 30 gallons per day, with outfit complete.Apoiv H, 835, Star Office.EDUCATIONAL.TANTED \u2014 FRENCH.LATIN, ARITHME- tie, algebra, bookkeeping.penmanship.shorthand In both languages: taught in a short time.T.B47.Btar Office.CHEMISTS find Cook's Friend Baking Powder pure.DOCTORS pronounce it wholesome.COOKS know it does the work at the right time.HOUSEWIVES \u2018 say that cake and bread raised with Cook's Friénd Ba ~~ Really Artistic as you couid desire them.They are well made and of the best material.J'rices to suil AU.Heasley the Picturs Framer, 2037 St Catherine, near Rieurs.Toi, Up 1315, receipia.rr We put on frames that are as artistic DISPENSING CHEMIST.Le Wiil cure a cnugh in one day, 250 Pec.To a bottle, 0c by wail, at all Drug gists or Dawsons Pharmacy, cor.Sherbrooke and St.Lawrence St.Tel.kast 172, FLORISTS.CN TN a Wilshire Bros.\u2018Mers tof wéddiace and other decorations; also floral offerings and carry a 1 supply of best cut flowers and nants, Cor.Sherbrooke and Bicury.Tel Up.1318 OFFICE DESKS, bul genuine removal sale of No Fake double and single bookkeepers\u2019 desks half price to clear.(all and soe thom.W.P.Stanton, 8 St John et.Tel.Main 2408.a pee 2 crc INSURANCE BROKER.Henry A.Stewart, ny ance All classes of insurance promptly attended to.Fire\u2014 Life -Aorident.elcphone Main 1154.22 8.Joho Street.LIFE POLICIES BOUGHT.to inveatjn Unlimited Capital ; uying life fnsurance.For suitable policies will ray more than companies give as surrender value, M.J.Doherty.426 St.Paui SL, Montreal.30% MORTGAGE LOANS.favestment in m Funds for city property and farms.To W.H, Phillips, of ucet & Phillips, Notari Canada Life Chambers, City.0 MONEY TO LOAN.WITHOUT ENDORSER OR SECURITY QIALANIED PEOPLE CAN GET MONEY ON their own names, without eRdorser or security.payments to suit borrower; all basl- ness confidential.MONTREAL CREDIT COMPANY, 104 Tem- dls -Bullding, 183 8t.James st.a3 308 RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS 85 and up.to rellahie salaried people, male ar female.on Hiberal terms.Apply in confidence P.O.Box 843.Telephone East 451, ARONRON & RUTENBERO PAWN BROKEES £0) CRAIG ST.S'epey te lend on Diamond» Watches, Jewellery.Clothing, Furr, Dry Geods and Warehouse receipts, 263 Oaw tf MONEY.MONEY, MONEY Ars vou in need of money?It vo.you ean borrow from $10.00 t, $1,000 on househnld furniture.Pianos, hormes, carrisars, wag- fons, wirehouse receipts or any valuable weecurity.located anywhere in Montreal, the property to remain undisturbed in your pos session.You can get the money the day you make applicatinn and with no publicity; loan can be pad back in any instalments that suit the bdorrowsr.ore gre no charges of any kind taken out tn advance.You receive amount of the Joan ta cash.Calt and favestigute.We Will be pleas- od to talk the § : Powder are fine, dainty.| detisos TU Wo give cash 1 throat an lung mé ER, LA LEK, Lai, 255 13 Fine, a\u201d Faux Bente, ir Wiliam Van Horne has ul - mE \\migari Gaulama, also ran.for New York, after on ibe Companys , troubles, whether Ps Oe NON.Toronto.\u2026.\u2026.111 Ami th race, 6 furlonge\u2014Boaster, 104, W.hr on ol on full 0 tion from ata HOCKEY.Birdie Hayes, Al.Proctor.Cooks- Hicks, 6 to 1, 1; St.Cuthbert, 109, Battiste, raiway 13 now nt § acute or chronic and town .\u2026.L.s eae orianane 7 3 2/7 to 10, 2; Athluna, 102, Robbins, 2 to ), 340 miles Sand vo fhrougn raie are run \u2019 Andie Pendie, McPherson, Mont- 2 5 43 Time 1.14.Miram W.Brookston, Bau- daily with Pullman cars and every modern VICE-REGAL PARY WILL ATTEND for wasting diseases, Verma, \u2018Wall & O'Neill, Ottawa.6 2 6 C0 Bir Fitzhugh, Semper Primus, Dr.Rid- convenience.The Cuba Company's road \\ d Little Buck, W.Fanning, Cambray 6 7 3 die and Glenrose also fur Led Al- The old reliable Bo Cigar \u2014hand-made.as à matter of fact, is the only modern To-night\u2019s Hockey Match Honoured.as Angier\u2019s Petro- Sir Knight.W.Lyons, Harrows- 367 Sixt Wing, 4 f longe dy oa Equal to any 10.0ont Cigar.Tleod tf railway on ata pounds to the His Excellency the Governor-General and 1 Elfe Boot.George Friend.Lyon.46 Odom, ; to 2, 2; El Rey, bs, Ro rent : \u2019 t, and jit ling stock and ti Lady into, accompani y dy Eileen Emulsi | NY iio evree arenes ovssns soniiennns to ._ Time, .oran, Moron to ond \"hat men > d rocur pose Elliot, and attended by his stafl, will at- eum on with Time-2.274, 1.28, 3.26.The Stewardess and Brown Vail, slso ran.could procure.far there are only about fifteen intermad.tend the match at the Arena, thig oven Cresceus the champlon trotter, arrived iate stations on the main line, but it is the between Ottawa and Victoria.Hypophosphites.It yesterday and is housed at MacLaren's RAILWAY MAGNATES ! Le intention of the company to keep opening lency, who is a great admirer of Canada\u2019s stable.He will start at the big meet.POLITICAL POT | up additional stations as the country keeps Natio winter sport, has kindly consent- is leasant to take SEE THE GOVERNMENT.settling up.The does not run into ed to face he puck.rhe x Zatch ity wil Racing at New Orleans.Both Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Mr IS BOILING IN avana, as is sup in many quarters, no one of t t the season, \u2026 Februa: 7.\u2014Monos C: à .as EMERGENCY but connects ai Cents Clara wii in ox: a0 boi teagan see 1 the acing ang na: ANNA Agrees With the yer ores a February i oMonos ci, tiers were'in Gites yesterday, us NEW BRUNSWICK.A SPECIALTY I ov: Pe 1 isting road that runs into the capital.It ther can afford to take chances of a lose t h end the latter's victory was won at the troller of the Grand Trunk.They had inter ; pur So an never tell when you is the intention of the company to extend on account of, race for the ion- S omac e price of serious injury to Jockey Redfern.views with Sir Richard Cartwright, who Special to THE MONTREAL BTAR.rofesgion.Permanent oures in If 38 t ( d ick the line to Barrocos, a land-locked harbour ship being such à close one, it is .Just as Briefs nose the finish, she pears to be attending to much of the St.John, N.B., February 7.\u2014Next week en com bo srostad a home tor à re wan! an want quic ) on the north-east coast, as well as to other the firm time in the history of the C.A.ft relieves congestion and stepped in x hole in the track, stumbled, ime Minister's business at present.Na- will be a hustling one in connection with] [rics ood the same guarantee: with those who pre Dress or Tuxedo or Busi- ports.Thc northern part of the island is H.L.that four out of the five teams com- irri .soothes od fell.Redfern was rendered unconscious turally ithe interviews were In connection rovincial politics.Conventions are \u2018called pay expours coming.raliroed and Title, and ; wooded with mahogany and other hard prising the series have been as even up in tation, and heals by the fall, and late at night his physicians with tho large projects both compgnier have F ev direction.The Government have| 2 ke Do charge.if we fail to cure.If you ha ness Suit, Overcoat or sep- woods, and it is anticipated that when the matter of games won and lost as they the bronchial tubes, makes er tha bellef that his injuries are more on hand.wa 4 r rc asl A ig te vai these districts are opened up a considerable ere this year, and while the knowing ones \u2019 , Lady Albert on called ward meetings, for Monday night.to en cypger-setorpé spots, afsurs en ay pe arate pair of Trousers, revenue vu ecru to the [read from ie look upon Montreal or Victoria as the com- breathing easy, changes the pelo io, ds sold to LJ McCafferty, SOLICITING ORDERS rents be held a few evenings later.couts Rar EA qa Can always count on pany to erect a large hotel on the heights ne o pion Set is within the range character of expectoration, ummary: Queens Kings, and Carleton counties will of ty t the much coveted trophy FOR GLASGOW FIRM.hold couventions in favour of Government FL \u201cSemi dv\u201d fini overlooking the beautiful h .; First race, 6 furlongs\u2014Roysl Deceiver, ; 3 à av | of the mos eminent oo 5°\" J3emi-rea nish-to-order ver ne the beaut) arbour of San- may change ita present place of abode for cou i 1; Josette, 99, Schill- : Thursday.Botb King's and Queen's yelctans, Forpmany years we have made a spec: fo \u2018and deli y d Hiago, which is said to be perhaps the finest that of Ottawa or The results of the and cures the .gh.Its, % ich 16 relier.90, Foley, 8 to A representative of Nelson, Reid and the present members will id re in = ai AlSaie Rh ovr mario manly i and delivery same day.| in the world.Siñce the Awierteans cleaned ud effects rapid.It aids re, , ; ; >, A i up the oid wit ; game between Montreal \u2018and Quebec, which are pid.1,3 T 1.14 28.Roll Call, Noweta.Company, the large locomotive builders of all the counties the present members will sates.Write ws for *3 L @ Suits and \u2018Overcoats, $12 to age system y and « ecometructed * vellow kes place to-night, will, as usual, be bul- dj estion, helps assimilate the Senator M A , Our Bessie, Double O, Glasgow, Scotland, is in the rity soliciting be candidates and this will leave them onlv| \"330% Aires (Bo RE ¥ REAR > $15.Trou $3.50 to $8 fover has Leen yo ue ye Fel OW jetined at the Arem for the benefit of thow g h ; Orpheum, Epidemic, Caclaus and Orneture, orders.He has been successful in getting eight to _choase.The opposition is quite matt, æ .sers, even very few cases of colentura, that am who are in the \u201cLittle men of food, and has a healthy action alse ran.i one- from the Canadian Pacific for twenty active.The candidates for St.John met the = @ Dress Suits, $20, $25 and $30.@ You need not buy because > Second A engines, making «a total order for forty leader last night and arranged upon the bowels.Pills and Odom, 3 or \u2019 ; forlongs\u2014Monoe v ses from this company.He also evo rally for Thursda aperients are unnecessary.r for a grand y evening next.In Char.The \u201cTrinity Social Club's\u201d first annual ease 80 indigenous to the goil.B.émettre % Hicks, 5 to 1, 2; Masterful, 107, Fuller, 25 to receive an order from the Grand Trunk lotte, Westmorland, Restigouche counties| driva and supper proved in every way © Ottawa Well Prepared.i \u2014 i have been called and ;by the t .The jolly-crowd ent enjoy- you look, or keep because you ; Special to THE MONTREAL STAR.1 wee J i.to 1, 3.Time, 120}.Whitmore, Kise conventions ave been called and by the! great success i : buy.en à mrderstood Lou oar esting of Ottays, February 7\u2014Ottawa will be in isqemdly ble w work ler ft wf or sy quick, Dodie 8, Florham, Quicksilver Sue, Struck by An Engine.2.° wig fight wi ragibg a od everything from art to Join.The com \u201cSEMIREADY \u201d [ih mle toon ingles Sich sot | PE a ee ee oes Pee, 3 pote of age, 15 gent | Cen way ay ng J Seed ou .VE enquiry into L mipistration of the pol.LES ° - fi aot : ponts .race, arnold, 3 - a : a - 281 St, James Street ice department.be Ask for Rocher Freres\u201d \u2018ele, Toronto, Canada.pos Rio 110.Home 1 de 3 farines Trunk Railway rogapany.was struck by sa Sent -to Reformatory.\u20182881 St.Catherine: ft.E, The twelve year ola boy, Ernest Harding.Cherry Whisky.Established |.Servi Reset te toed 100, Odom, 7 to 1, 3; Miss Nancy, 195, Boad, yesterday afternoon.tained Erne JAMES STRACHAN for Uhre Wardrobes in United States 35, restiontion 1705, First Awards Pais, o's Tom iad Tada POLE Tyme, 36°15.clonic dislocation \u201cof TI er and | Mes on DelorimiéP avenue, van yesterday jargest estortment Of rend fn oo .Cassada.\u2018\\ ar | Hall H1a08 1007.1078, 1889.= 0, AN SAEs \u2018 ; , LIA Shia 1 Sma > as ] \u2018 * was A e sent to the Retormaiory School fer four he city.ty 28 ve., [EAA ) So \\ elf x WIL + ee LE A een Le o£ .TT Te ER TT .DI / RIT py = PSE : TE : * \"ey TI 7 PEPE \u2014 - - Re te a; ab TN } PARLUMENT WETS \u2018 Two Bilis Will Engage the Chief Attention of the House.DRIFT OF EVENTS IN IRELAND Friends of Compulsory Land Purchase Not Discouraged by Recent Unionist Victory.Special to THE MONTREAL STAR.London, February 7.- The Cabinet met yesterday to discuss the busmess of coming parliamentary session.It x tolerubly easy tlus year to forcast the chicf features of Tegistative programme to be embodied in the King's spevrh.The lush Land Purchase bill and the London Education bill will be the principal measures that the Government will introduce and between them they are bkely to imonopolize a considerable part of the session.Sir Anthony MacDonnell, Under Secretary for Freland.and John Atkinson, the Irish MtorueyAencrul.lave been associated with Mr George Wyndham in the prepara- t:on of the Land bill.All three men hive mere hiberal views about Ireland and its ddis- tress than they are usually credited with, and in Ireland it is fully believed that the Lill as drafted is a good one.The land purchase candidate, Dr.Keignt- Iv.has been beaten in South Autram bv 4,561 votes for Mr.Craig, Unionist, to 3.615 and the English Unionist press is joyful over what is regarded as a big defeat for Mr.T.W.Russell.leader ot the compulsory land purchase movement.The leader writers of the English papers overlook the fact that it was the vote of the Orangemen in Belfast and Listsuru, who are pot interested in the land ques tion, that turned the scales in favour of the Ministerialist candidate.Mr.Russell 18 not disappointed.He secured the bulk of the farming vote, and is more determined than b ever to continue the campaign 1n favour of fi compulsory land purchase.CORPRIERORERE EERE IED ® © i S$ ROSEBERY AND KITCHENER.@ i © ) In speaking of Lord Kitchener's © translation to India, Lord Rosebery ® employs language inepired by a væ © our which does not oîten mark his utterances.\u201cWe had,\u201d said he.\u201cour Hercules at land ta clean cut the Augean stables tor us; but.if vou send your Hercules to the Himalayas, he cannot be of use in Yall PORREOEEER® } @ Mall.When you have a great reform : ® to carry out and when von have a ; © great man at hand to do it.for God's ® wake drop precedent for a moment : @ and come to business!\u201d i © i LHODODODDÈDHUSHEO The Diocese of Ottawa.Syfcial to THE MONTREAL STAR.Ottawa, February 7.\u2014 The priests at the i Archbishop's Palace have cimpiled the stat- 1 rues for the year 1902 fur the Diocese of i Ottawa, which comprises parishes in both ; provinces.The figures are as follows ; Number of parishes and missions in On- b taro, 5; in Quebec, 67.Total 117.Number ot souls in Ontario 71,301; in Quebec, 7u,- f 079; total 142,080.d Number bf confnunicants in Ontario, 50.- | 275; a Quebec, 47,250: total.07,535.Number of English-speaking famibies in Ontario.9829; ID Quebec, 10.928; total, 20,757.Num- berof English-speaking families in Ontario, 35Wy 1m Quebec, - Fais; £8 NOR -Phee Incregse in population wver the preceding ' Mar was 2,395.of which 1,706 was in Quebec k and 689 in Ontario.The archhishop will Lless the new church of Notre Dame de la dix, St.Andre \\vein, on the 19th inst.Were Dreyfus Papers Forged P Paris, February 7.-The storv printed by \\ the Laberte, a Nationalist newspaper, that : there was new evidence in the Dreyfus case which weuld show that the ex-captain vos wrongtully convicted lv the court at Reane-, 15 attracting conaderable attention.The Agence Fournier asserts that M.Jaures, the Socialist vice-president of the Chamirer ci Deputies hax prof that secret e dacuments were communicated to certain x of the judges of the Keoues Court, and that consequently.a verdict would be an- : nulled.The Agence suvs further that these | documents were forgeries.The person who : - commutncated them to the judges 1 a i general, and a former minister or war.lt is added that Parhament wall be called Upon to investigate the matter.and prosecute him.Capt.Spain\u2019s Mission.#s John's, Nid, February 7 \u201cCaptain Bpain, oil the Roval Nave, commanding the Canadian cruiser fleet for the protection of the tisherire, amrived here ve- terday on board thé training ship Cals pren, to study the working or the Royal Naval Reserve.The Canadian Government an.tends to establixh a similar force among | the fishermen of the Canadian Martime Provinces, and will adopt the Nowfound- land scheme as à model.It is now adnnt- ted hy the British Admiralty that the Newfoundland reserve 1s 8 complete suc cess.4 Capt.Bernier\u2019s Project.Bpecial to THE MONTREAL STAR.sNitawa, Ont, February 7.\u2014Captain Jos eph E.Bernier, who is anxious to ascertain just, where the north pole stands, waited upon Hon.Raymond Prefontaine, Minister of Marine, yesterday, with a view to secur ns assistance in again bringing the matter before the Government.\u2018The captain states that he bas fixed June lst.1904, for the Jats of sailing.! eavy Mortality Among Animals.: London, February 7.\u2014Sir Charles Mans- + field Clarke, quartermaster of the British army.testified before the War Enquiry À Commission that 349,723 horses and 53,39 roules and donkeya were lost in the South African war, exclusive of 15,960, which were ; lost on the voyage to South Africa.The bulk of the war logs was owing to the use of the animals before they became acclimatized.+ / goin Railway Strike.Amsterdam, February 7 \u2014Railway shares fell heavily on the Stock Exchange here yesterday.when the decision of the rl vaymen to inaugurate a general strike was announced.As a precaution again ur- ther strikes, woMiers of the lames ot 01 and 1902 who arc at present on furlough, A have been calla! to arms, and the re serves have been ordered from Rotterdam.\u2014_\u2014 Buffalo Firemen Injured.; Buffalo, N.Y.February 7.\u2014 The Me.| Kinnon Dash and Hardware Company's i factory in Black Rock was destroyed by tire last night.Four firemen were injured.onc of them seriously in a collision be tween an engine and a chemical while en route to the fire.The Ottawa Gown Question.Ottawa, Ont, February 7.At the meeting of the official board of the Dominion.board of the Methodist Church, held - last evening, the opponents of the gown presented « petition, requesting the rescind- \u2018ing of the actiofi of the board taken in mr \u2014Neavember last, approving the wearing of b+ the gown.The matter was fully discussed, \u2018® a vote of 19 to D, the board reafirm- od.i\\w previous ackion.Then by a unanim- ous vote the following resolution was adopt- cd! \u201cResolved that we, he members of the quarterly board of the Dominion Method: ist Church, in.view of à ; and insipustiobs against the fairbess and integrity of our pastor, Rev.Dr.Rose, which have been published in the press and elsewhere, desire 88 a board to express our unqualified confidence in Dr, Rose as a gentleman, pastor, spiritual adviser aud Chris tian minister.\u2019 GEN.DE WET IN | DISAGREEABLE MOOD.He is Holding Aloof From Loyalist Boer Party\u2014Confernce With Mr.Chamberlain.Bleemfontein, February 7.\u2014General Chris tian De Wet is holding atoof from the loval- lat wection of the Boer party and mw credit ed with wanting to tear up the Vercenigiug treaty and start negotiations afresh.Hon.Joseph Chamberlain had a two hours\u2019 conference with a deputation of Boers of the extreme party, including Chris tian De Wet, yesterday.The deputation presented an address, which, it is understood, Mr.Chamberlain 1vjected ut the same time rebuking the delegates for presenting st.He regarded st as insulting, inasmuch as it mmpugned the good rab of himself and the Government.Christian De Wet \"accused the Goveru- ment of contravening the terms of the Vereeniging agreement.&pecially as re gards the amnesty, and he requested that the terms of peace should be incorporated mn a law.The feudæ between the Boor parties have become very strong, partieu- larly between the brothers Christian and Piet De Wet.\u2018The latter headed a deputa- tien of loyalist Boers to the Colouid Secretary.vbs Stet] 4} 0 > + WOULD SELI,.THE PRETENDER.+ + Le + Paris, February 6- NA despatch + s+ fron Tangier says the Moorish pre- + = tender, Bu Hamara, 1s a prisoner in =» *i* the hands of the Ruta tribesmen, + s+ who have offered to sell him to the + + Sultan.El Menebln, the Moomsh + + Mmster of War, 15 now negotiating =p + with the Riata tribe, and it is be- + + lieved that the pretender will be + + brought to Fez.5 + st |W a opel THE FRENCH NAVY.M.Pellatan, Minister of Marine, Defines His Policy.Paris, February 7 \u2014In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday M.P\u2019elletan, the Radical Socialist, minister of marine.explaining and defending lus policy, said: \u201cI have always kept in mond the naval reserves of 1870, when the German ships were able to station themselves at the mouth of the Gironde.1 have wondered what was the use of the millions of francs previously spent on the navy.I wil struggle unceasingly against the tendency to separate the nuli- tary portion of our people from the mans of the nativn and to create a detestable military particularism.\u201cI respect all men's convictions.and ack of none what are their political ideas.1 wall not tolerate that ag officer, becau-v he is 2 Republican be barred from promn- tion I have sought to distribute promo: tion equally between officers who hase risen from the ranks and those who have issued from the naval school.There exists in the navy not only a distinction of rank, but a distinction of caste.1 have sought to suppress this state of affan~.There should be no superionty except that of rank due to the value of the officers.At the dont of Mr.Pelletan\u2019s speech, the naval budget was adopte : Ci - De joue.I , and the Cham 1 -_\u2014 Victorian Order of Nurses.Otiawa, February 7.- At monthly meolmng Victorian Order of Nurses, Her Excellency the Countess of Minto, Lady Ritchie Mrs.Edward Griffin.Mrs.Thorburn.Maes Macleod, Mr.JM.Courtney, and Dr Gibson present, the fust of the H the regular rass plates which are to be erected in the Queen VV.tora memorial hospital, was shown and approved.Tt as to be placed in the hospn- tai at Revelstroke, B.©.and is mascrbed : \u201cQueen Victoria memorial hospital, Iie velstroke: erected with aid from the Lads Minto Cottage Hospital Fund, Jon \u2019 It was deaded that the annual meeting of the board of governors shail be held n March 3.at Government House, Reports presented showed that since November.tua burscs have been sent to the city of (ue bee.three to the honpital at Copper Chit Unt.and two to Halitan, No =.An catra nurse has been sent to North Bay to vork m the temporary bospital there.During November and ember, R30 cases has e been looked after by the Vietaran Order of Nurses.on Princess and Giron Part.Geneva, Febryary 7.\u2014The legal adviser of fermer Crown acess of Naxony.has made the following announcement: \"M.Crron will leave Geneva to-day for Brussels to Jom his family.He has broken of all relations with the Princess in order not to impede the re-union of the Princess with her children.In an interview, M.Zehme.counszl for Giron, said that he and M.Lachenal had arranged the maiter.M.(iron was making à great sacritice for the sake of the princess.It was the onlv possible solution as the princess would not relinquish the hberty to sec her children which the Crown Prince msister] upon with: holding unless she consented to separate from M.Giron.It is stated that the parting between the couple was very touching.\u201c Mrs.Phair, of Winnipeg, Dead.w innipeg.Man.February 7-\u2014Mra.Phair.wite of Ven.Archdeacon Phair, superintendent of Indian Missions of the Church of England, died yesterday at the family residence.She had been an invalid for several years.She was 62 years of age.and the faithful companion of the Archdeacon in his arduous labours among the Indians in the Rainy River district and elsewhere for over a quarter of a century.vice.ain reflections | of -the governors of the\u201d THE MONTREAL .DAILY Range Name Competition In response to ads.offering prizes for a name for our new range, over 20,000 names were submitted.| After eliminating those which had been used before, and repeaters, we selected a list and submitted them to à committee of Toronto advertising experts.- The name decided upon is Pandora Range, which was suggested LY three ladles: Mrs.Geo.McQuillan, 306 Givens St.Toronto; Miss E.C.Boland, \u201cThe Oaks,\u201d Vandeleur, Ont.; Mrs.J.Bews, 304 Victoria Ave.N., Hamillon; each of whom will be given a range.nd Prize\u2014Lady Bristler\u2014Mrs.A.Isase, Port Hammond, B.C.S1d\u2014Hibiscus\u2014Mrs.H.Wooding, 1746 St.Hubert St.Montreal.4th\u2014Savealot\u2014Mrs.M.Maltby, Manor, Assa., N.W.T.\u2018 &th\u2014Trojan\u2014Mrs.J.R.G.Bliss, Miniota.Man.6th\u2014Terrapin\u2014Mrs.A.J.MacNeill, Orwell, P.EI.The PANDORA RANGE is nearly completed, and will be equipped with many ingenious and entirely new devices for easing the work of cooking, reducing fuel bills, and preparing meals in a hurry, while it has a compact and artistic appearance decidedly its own.Will be placed in stock by every enterprising stove-dealer in Canada with- fa three months.Ask for and insist on seeing the PANDORA RANGE before buying any cther.If your dealer has not placed it in stock, write to us for catalogue.- The McClary Mig.Co.London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St.John.N.B.TURKISH RUGS Call and see our exhibition of Genuine Hand- Made Eastern Rugs In all sizes and colors, and ofthe highest grades.We are mn ow offering them at special reductions TO CLEAR M.HICKS & CO., 1821 Notre Dame St.We carry the largest and best assorted stoek in the Dominion of genuine Eastern Rugs, aad will close them out at from 29 to 40 per cent.off the regular value.s5 SoprenING MEN TRADE SAL GAN BE CURED.At our rooms, St, James strect, on Wed- A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY BY A nesday, 11th instant, a big stock of assort- FAMOUS DOCTOR IN ed dry goods from bankrupt estates, com- MICHIGAN.prising about 150 cases of cottonades, flan- nelettes.handkerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, dress goods, corsets, lace curtains, farmer Any man who is suffering from physical weakness, Jost vitallty.resulting \u2018from Satins, linings, top shirts.muslin, lawns.vouthful excesses, premature loss of, circulars, rubber coats, braces, tweeds, strength and memory, weak back, varico- Meltons, serge, wiil\\ewear, buttons, pins, cele, stricture, ete.ete, should write at fancy goods, smaliwares, etc.; also two once to the famous specialist, Dr.8.Gold- cases of American fancy shirts.Bale at 10 o'clock, iu lots to sult the trade, and without reserve.Easy terms.MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.herg, 5 Wileox street, Detroit, Mich.who has discovered n Homa Treatment which is without any doubt a boon to discour- agcd and dcspondent men.32 3 EVERY ART LOVER Should not miss the opportunity of inspecting the MOST MAGNIFICENT AND UNRIVALLED STOCK OF Persian Turkish Rugs It is the largest and most artistic collection that ever came to Can- DR.§ GOLDBERG, The World- Famous Specialist on Nervous Diseases.; Sy certain ts he that the cure he offers ts {htaltible that nothing need be paid by the Paty nt until a cure is effected.Write {to hin TO-DAY if you are affllct- ed and he will send you free his book and question blank for this latest Method Tome Treatment.It makes no difference Who bas failed to relleve you before\u2014Dr.Goldberg GUARANTEES to cure you or you do not pay a cent This famous physiclan 13 a sperlalist of high order, holding fourteen diplomas, certificates, ote.from the leading medical colleges In the world, which testify to his LATE ARRIVALS, JUST RECEIVED, A FEW MORE BALES IN FINE VARIETIES.standing and ability.ni per ada.All correspondence receives his own - ee : .A poral attention, and fs sacredly conflden- a Every rug is a connoisseur's tial.Write to-day.and remember that ream.vou do not have to pay a cent until you are thoroughly convinced that a complete cure has hern effected.21 amo Being direct importers from the native weaver, we are enabled to rell at a figure that defies competition.Come early and have first choice.L BABAYAN & CO., 2362 St.Catherine St.(KARN BLDG.) ' 26 3 Zaw A Tumultous Scene.Budapest.February 7.\u2014The debate yesterday on the military recruit bill in the Lawer House of the Hungarian Parliament was enlivened by one of the tumultuous scenes so commun of late.The opposition objected to the exclusive use of the German language in words of command and the premier maintain the necessity ar such uniformity.The uproar finally became clovks and den Nature pat the poll so great that the House adjourned.ployed in the referendum vote are anxious- ' \u2014 y enquiring after their pay.So far none of them have been settled with, and John W.Cram.of Carleton Place, has all they can learn is that the Government 1 appointed deputy collector of inland Eee has the matter in hand.revenue at that place.\u201cDr.Sanden\u2019s Herculex Electric Belt 60 DAYS FREE TRIAL.Simply send me your name aud address and I will arrange to deliver to you free of charge my latest model belt with all proper attachments.Wear it 60 days and pay me only if cured, not one penny on deposit.Weak Men, Nervous Women.For men with weakness resulting from indiscretion, such as Impotency, Nervousness, Losses, Varicocele, etc., for troubles péculiar to women, for Rhem- atism, Lame Back, Kidney, Liver, Stomach or Bladder Troubles.Illustrated descriptive books aud statement blanks free sealed by mai Remember an absofüte FREE TRIAL Let me hear from you at once, Drop in at my office if possible and let me tell you some truths about electricity and its application.benefit of my jo years\u2019 experience as a specialist.It is always a pleasure to show the Dr.Sanden's Herculex Electric-Belt and demonstrate the current, | Oldest and Largest Electric Apptiant Establishment in the World.,.- : DR.A.SANDEN, 132 $C.James St, MONTRE mail No charge for ad- I will go over your case giving you, free of charge, the L, CANADA Shlayid EN \u2018 A \u20ac : Hours-0'éahe te 6 po.Sundays Gade ven ee 2x4 STARS: TURDAY: FÉBEUXEY- x, \u201c1908; - : 1U Auction Sale esessom OF wo cere City Property We are instructed by the trustees of the WEST END METHODIST CHURCH to sell by public auction two rough stone front houses, Nos.7 and 9 COURSOL STone at present used as the parsonage.Both could be made Into flata at very little expense.The houses are pructically new.heated by Daisy furnaces and with all modern appurtenances.Particulars from the undersigned.Sale at our rooms, 1821-1523 Notre Dame street, TUESDAY MORNING.FEBRUARY 1ith, at 11 o'clock.M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.AUCTION SALE \u2014AT\u2014 If you anticipate selling your }ousehold Furniture by auction we are prepared to conduct the sale to the very best advantage.Long experience and strict attention to this important part of our business, with our established connection, enable us to Buarautec the best possible results, REASUNARLE RATES, KELIABLY, RETURNS.PROMPT PAYMENTS.Sales of Furniture and General Merchan- } dise at our rooms every Friday Advances made and estimates given.Clean, dry storage for furniture, pianos, etc.M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneers.88 1821-1823 Notre Dame St.Regular Weekly TRADE SALE Benning & Barsalou, auctioneers, will hold at their salesroms, Nos.8 and 38 St.Peter street, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, at 10 o'clock a.m, a large clearing sale of dry goods, woollens, and worsteds, clothing, boots and shoes, rubbers, ete.eto.Without any reserve whatever, Terms lberal.323 AUCTION SALES STORAGE During past years we have been very successful in satisfying our numerous patrons with the results of the auction sales entrusted to our care.We are contin- vally improving our facilities for conducting sales, and our clients are guaranteed the same strict personal attention to thetr interests, which we have in past seasons given to ali who have placed their business n our hands.In addition to our auction department, we have the most extensive and best equlpped storage accommodation in the city for househoid furniture, pianos, Laggage, etc, etc.FRASER BRO8, Auctioneers, 453 and 4.5 St.James street, 131, 133.135 and 137 Inspector street.Tel Maln 79.322 AUCTION NOTICE OLIVET BAPTIST CHAPEL, Corner Grand Trunk and Montmorency streets, Point St.Charles Will be sold at auction.by order of the trustees, on-the premises on WEDNESDAY MORNING.ISTH FEBRUARY, 1303.Substantial and commottous brick building, with stone foundation ; size about 51 dy 50 feet: suitable for a public hall; could readily be converted into a factory ar warechouse, or, as originaily designed in view of selling, altered to two or more dwellings.The situation is a good one, being only a few feet from the great thoroughfare, Centre street, in close proximity to the splendid building recently erected by the City and District Savings Bank, and, as the property must be sold, a bargain may be anticipated.Sale at 11 o'clock, on the premiscs.2: FRASER BROS.Auctioneers.Household Furniture At Our Salesrooms, Nos 453 and 455 St.James Street, Regular Auction Friday Morning, t3th Fobruary.at 19 o'clock A large assortment of Household Furniture.Carpets, Oflcloth, Hall and Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Domestic Requisites, and a large quantity of miscellaneous goods ; also jewellery, ete, Bafe, clean, dry storage for furniture.pianos.etc.Private sales at all times.Furniture, pianos, safes.sleighs, harness, etc.Cash advances made.2s FRASER BROS., Auctioneers.PUBLIC AUCTION.Thirty-two Fully Pald-up Shares of $100 each of the Montreal Investment and Freehold Co.at the undersigned's salesroom, No.453 and 465 8t.James street, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, ITH FEB, At Eleven O'Clock, FRABER BROS.Auctioneers.Important Sale Carpets, Furniture Largest assortment of Carpet Squares In all grades and qualities of any house In the city.For positive sale to cover advances.BY AUCTION, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1903, at our mammoth rooms, 241 and 243 St James Street, at 2.30 p.m.' \u2019 RAE & DONNELLY, 22 Auctioneers.+; and highest prices for all Riot © SCRAP IRON - - - STEEL and METALS Chas.Sisenwain, 80eodtf 1%4 WILLIAM STREET.Sala By Authority of Justice, Public notice ts herebÿ given that on Thursday.the nineteenth day nf February.one thou.=and nine hundred and three, at 11 of the clock in the forenoon, at the auction rooms of MM.| BUY Marcotte ., Nos.65 and 69 St.James st.+ at trey shall be sold by nuction, to the highest and last biddér, the immovable property hefeafter described] belonging In undivided ownership to Heriry James Tiffin, gentietnan, in his auslity of institute (greve de substitution), and Mr.Willtam Cooper.aocountant.of Montreal, In hie quality of curator to the substitution created by the last will and testament of the late John Tiffin and to Dame Eliza Sarah Tiffin, ° aa to property ef H Harvey Vachell KXoelle, gentleman; Dame Emily Lo erty 6 er, gentleman; Georges An- Freres Enormous Reductions in CENT 3c.83¢ SILK 22.75, $3.00, 35-00 to 320.on Satin Collars, at .at OXFORD SHIRTING AT .white and pale blue and white.Dresses 10< Furniture we want to dispose of February Attractions Important Announcement.DEPARTMENT.Regular values of 50c, 60c, 65c, 75e, all reduced to About 50 pieces, all on one table\u2014Ba iste de Laine, Albatross, Figured Persian Cord, Figured Bengaline and Matelaswes.They are all here.You can have your choice of the whole lot for, a yard.' OTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE SAME DEPARTMENT.ALL WOOL CREPONS AND MATELASSES AT HALF PRICE, or 530 PER Crepons of $1.00, $1.25 $1.35, 91.40, £150, 31.65, for GO, 63c, 68, 70-, AND WOOL CREPONS, FINE GOODS.Values of $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, 83.50, $3.75, for 88c, §1.00, $1.25, 31.38, 81.50, §1.75 and $1.88.Ladies\u2019 Neckwear.CHIFFON RUFFLES, FEATHER BOAS.FEATHER PELERINES, OR FAS- CINATORS.ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, a great choice in all prices, from SILK AND LACE FICHUS, great variety, in cream, white, black and colored.FEATHERBONE COLLARS IN FANCY SILK, Embroidered Collars New Ribbons.Pure Sitk Coloured Taffeta Ribbons, 4 inches wide, all the new shades, We have just received our Spring Importation; colours and designs are decidedly pretty.We always keep a most complete assortment of those reliable goods.Our 200 line of Oxford Bhirting reduced to 1c, two colours only\u2014pink and >.The same can be used .The quality is exceptionally good and the price very engaging, just Reductions in Our Fumifure Department, We have a considerable lot of odd pieces consisting of Bedroom and Parlour i in order to make room for our Spring Importations.They bave all been marked at cost price.DINING-ROOM AND OFFICE CHAIRS LBATHER COVERINGS, values of 85.00, $6.00, $7.00, for PARLOUR SUITES, regular prices $22.00, $25.00 and $30.00.ALL REDUC- RIG REDUCTIONS ALSO ON BEDROOM SETS OF ALL KINDS Goods bought now can be stored free and delivered when wanted.5 G Our Black Dress Goods 23¢ 25e Cee een ee vo.250 10e also for Children\u2019s We will offer also this week IN SOLID OAK, GENUINE ee Lan $3.50 Chocolate.MONDAY we will serve free Shredded Wheat Jellied Peach Sandwich and Whipped Cream with a cup of Robert\u2019s Cream - DUPUIS FRERES, THE BIG EAST END DEPARTMENTAL STORE, 1571 to 1589 St.Catherine St., City.Auction Sale Province of Quebec, District of Montreal.No.488.SUPERIOR COURT.Ex parte, OMER LAFORTUNE.of the City and District of Montreal.laundryman, as such having carried on business in co-partnership With ARTHUR MIR- EAU.under the name and style of \u201cNEW YORK STEAM LAUNDRY.\u201d MIREAU & CO., petitioners, and the said ARTHUR MIREAU, respondent.The undersigned will sell by public auction, at their salesrooms, 6% 8t.James at.Montreal on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sth, 1968, at 11 o'clock am., the following assets belonging to the above said company.in liquidation: Stock In trade, machinery, etc.$5,638.25 Rolling stock .2,732.0 Book debts 6,435.22 Also the following immoveable property: No.1.One lot of land situate in the city of Montreal, known and designated as Number Four Hundred and Fourteen, upon the offcial plan and book of reference of the St.Lawrence Ward, in the city of Montreal, being Forty-Two Feet wide by Eighty-8ix Feet in depth, English measure, more or less, without any guarantee of exact measure.Bounded in front by Devienne street, and in rear by lots Numbers Four Hundred and Twenty-Two and Four Hundred and Twenty-Three, and on one side by lot Number Four Hundred and Fourteen and on the other by Number Four Hundred and Fifteen.of the said Bt Lawrence Ward, with buildings thereon erected.No.2.One lot of land situate in the St.Lawrence Ward, in the city of Montreal, circumstances and dependencies, being lot sub-division \"A\" of the lot known upon the officjal plan and book of reference of the St.Lawrence Ward, in the city of Montreal, by lot Number Three Hundred and Thirty-8even., bounded in front dy a portion of said lot Three Hundred and Fhirty-Beven.now forming part of 8t.wrence-Main street as widened, No.3.One lot of land situate in the St.Lawrence Ward, In the city of Montreal, known and designated by Nu r ree Hundred and Thirty-Eight u the offi.clal plan and book of reference of the St.Lawrence Ward, measuring Forty-Two Feet in front and Fifty-Five feet in depth, English measure, more or less, bounded in front by St.Charles Borromes street, with bulldings thereon erected, The whole of the above mentloned sas- sets will be sold IN LOT, together with the good-will of the business hs a going concern.The purchaser to assume the balance of the lease to the 1st of May.1905, and also to assume all and every obll- gations existing on the immoveable properties at the time of the sale Terms of sale to be cash.A deposit of Ons Thousand Dollars will require to.be made before being entitled to mako a bid.The purchaser must make a cash settlement with the liquidator within three days from the date of sale.The purchaser falling to execute the deed of sale and pay the ance of purchase money required within three days specified shall be fable to all the consequences of a legal \u201cfolle en- cher.\u201d + : A copy of the inventory and list of book debts can be examined and all other information obtained from the undersigned Hautéstar.WILFRID MICHAUD, | , Liguldator.MARCOTTE BROS, cies be L Offices of Wilks & Michaud.aceountants | and auditors.commissioners, etc.211-213 NE ake 1 A LIQUIDATION NOTICE.In the matter of the MONTREAL COAL Of Woodham.Ont, who is probably the oldest person in Canada.was clear and umm;aired at to converse with her owing Ts her deaf: ess.Up till a few wveks ag: s \u20ac Wa bright end active.CAME TO CANADA FN 1857, Mrs.Mills and her busband emigrated to Canada in 1807, amd settled in the virgin fo@sts of Usborne township Huron, county.on the concessions of the Canada Land Company.Mr.Mis died two vears after Jandmyg :n Canada.He «uc umbed to the hardships of pioneer Lie mn the backwoods, his death beng hastened bi drop ART EXHIBIT., Our Picture Gallery is now one of our greatest attractions for February, and many people are visiting it with pleasure and profit.le, tpn eh = =n Monday Begins the Second Week of Our Big FEBRUARY SHOE SALE To-day\u2019s Footwear news tells = of the second instalment of our Shoe man\u2019s recent big purchase of Ladies\u2019 High-Class American Boots Monday, 8 a.m., We Place on Sale J.W.Jenkins Rochester Made $4.00 Boots For $1.95 134 PAIRS LADIES GENUINE ENAMEL LEATHER LACE BOOTS, made with smooth dull kid tops, and extensi velt 1 ilitary St 3 to 7, U.D.and E widths.These are handsome $3.00, Baad rere pires Boots.Monday, 8 am, Special 11111 LL Linea ns Lana £1.95 (See Window Display) Monday for Black Dress Goods Our stock we consider is a great deal heavier than is really necessary icu- larly seeing Stocktaking 8 nght upon us.In order to reduce, we have Parte to make this week a special one in this section.We mention a few worthy ems : \"orth.Special.BLACK ALL WOOL GRANITE CLOTH, per yard .Ya b pecial BLACK ALBATROSS CLOTH, per yard .35 23 BLACK BRILLIANTINE, per yard .85 29 BLACK ALL-WOOL SERGE, per yard.45 33 BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE, per yard .2.202 Lana 65 50 BLACK ALL-WOOL HOMESPUN, per yard .83 25 BLACK ALL-WOOL FRIEZE, per yard\u201d.\"=\" 1.00 73 BLAUK ALL-WOUL CHEVIOTS, per vard.2 00 S 3 BLACK ALL-WOOL CANVAS CLOTH, per yard oon.1.10 83 BLACK ALL-WOOL VICUNA.per yard.eer Le 1.65 1 35 BLACK ALL-WOOI, VENETIAN, per yard .15 23 BLACK ALL-WOOL ZIBELINE, per apd.\"107700 > 13 BLACK ALLWOOL VOILE, per gard US S ao \u201888 BLACK SILK AND WOOL ÉOLTENNE.per yard LL.135 1.15 BLACK ALL-WOOL GRENADINES.per vard 11° 410 \u2018RS BLACK SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES, per vard .150 1.23 BLACK SILK AND WOOL \u201cPANAMA\u201d new.per yard .1.23 1.10 BLACK ALL WOOL SATIN PRUNELLA, per yard oo.o.oo.6 50 Ladies\u2019 Whitewear The place to buy Whitewear 1s from Crockery Specials Of Special Interest to Board- us.Our values.styles, and quality of material eclipse anything ever seen be- ing-house Keopers, fore.Note particularly this item : \u201cee : LADIES\" CORSET COVERS, of fine az, PIECES ASSORTED TARLEW ARE.conmsting of Cup with Saucer.all kinds of Plates, Jugs, Fruit Saucers, Stde Dishes, Mugs, China gold- quality cambric, made In a very stylish effect, with full front, trinuned with several rows of imitation tor- .band Cups and Saucers.AU artic chon lace insertion and finished : icles around peck and arms with lace worth from 15 to 25c.edging.Monday .50\u20ac YOUR CHOICE, 5e.WALL PAPER Bedroom and Boudoir Ve In all sincerity and fairness we be lieve that we have the best choosing in Wall Paper in the city.Our exquisite | and carefully selected stock is complete in all grades and styles.We have all the new effects and can give you a different color and design for all the rooms in the house.Of the many styles which are appropriate for bedrooms, we might mention stripes in Florals, Moires, Marie An- toinettes, Two-tone Silks and Florals in great variety.Two very dainty stripes are the Henrietta and the La Belle.SMITH\u2019S \u201cCannot do Well BONA Without them\u2019 Bengal, Indian Terri KIDNEY try.June 11, 1901.MR.W.F.SMITH : PILLS.Dear Sir\u2014Ploase send- _\u2014 me two more boxes of Smith's Buchu Lithia SICK KIDNEYS, Kidney Pills, for which Fy hated peed The Bladder.Rheu| do well without them.They have done me more than all tho medicine I have taken in the last year.1 have got you à now customer and can get you lots others in th Please forward the Smith's Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills soon, as 1 will be out, as I have divided them with nome of my friends that were atism, and the Bn all these eases yield at once and are ulckly and fully cured.100 only 25c.A Cure at the People\u2019s Price.All dealers, by mail or at office, I will mail my book te any W.F.SMITH, faick.Yours truly, 1288 \"a, W.R.STOCKTON.SEEDS ON CREDIT.We \"trust with 6 large bray colored Sent to North Bay.Mr.Percy C.Robertson, of the Canadian Pacific Railway Local Freight Office, has been transferred tn the Divisional Superintendent's Office, North Bay, Out.An Extraordinary Offer._ A '$40 BELT FOR $5.Warranted to be su- porier te all others.uz an slestric halt before ageing the : ou ; orse\u2019a 30th Century Belt.08 (a, Itle free.largest dcalers in electris bed.jances in Canada.The nuise Morse t can only be us.Neveroesld in dreg Mslaw J,H s Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills act gently on the Btomach, Liver and Bowels Nature's essy physic, good for yousg sad oid.100 Pills in giase vials only 25 cents.821 Dissolution.Mr, D.Gagnon & Co.have closed their establishment for a few days for cause of dissolution and division of stock.Mr.L P.Dion.partner of said firm, is opening a dry goods store on Notre Dame street, No.377, St.Henry.At this occasion a sale at 50c in the dollar will be golng on to clear out the stock of the ex-soclety.You are cordially invited to attend that sreat reduction sale.3 2ty Patents Granted Canadians.Owen N.Evans, Solicitor of Patents and Expert, Temple Building, reports the following United States patents granted to Canadians last week: : , 719,482, Grain-thresher, W.Maloney; î19,- 409.Steam-engine, J.W.MeQuay; 719,494, Stovepipe-elbow connection, A.Neilson; 719504, Band-cutter, T.N.Huddlestone; 719,602, Merry-go-round, J.L.McCrea; 719, 633, Acetylene-gan generator, R.J.Atkin; 719,654, Marine life-preserver, J.Ewing, jr.; 19,68, Husting rollers, T.Guest; 719.703, Lock-latch, M.Vallee: 719,722, Brick-cutter, B.E.Bechtel; 719.825, Grain-threshing machine, W.Maloney; 71054, Dental-matrix- retainer, J.Mills; 719,858, Meat-Tend .O.Pike, Sr.; 719,980, Stitch-formine mechanism, for shoe-sewing machide, J.L.Kieffer.\\ Soldiers\u2019 Wives League.The monthly meefing of the Soldiers\u2019 200 rolls Beautiful Bedroom Papers, in dainty designs and colors.Soid every where at 17c and 20c.We offer them at, per single rol GROCERIE Fresh Mince Meat, per lb.+.eevee ee 2 pkgs.Malt Food or Wheat Germ Meal.Ozo Breakfast Tea, 1 1b.cartons .C.and B.Marmalade, 1 lb.glass jars .+.vue ere Manzilla Olives, 5 oz.bottles .sasseuuss Patterson's Worcester Sauce, 3 bottles.White Beans, 6 lbs.for .rere Finest Bright Evap.Apricots or Peaches.pute between Brazil and ing more serious.t from Manaos (on the Rio Negro, of the Amazon), say the Brazilian forces New Line to China.San Francisco, February 7.\u2014The Chin@ Commercial Steamship Company, Limited, has completed all arrangements for its new line between Ohina, Japan, Mexico and Acre Dispute Grows Berious.Rio Janeiro, February 7.\u2014The Acre dis © between Bolivia i» becom.hea received here a branch © sb 2 THE F.EKARN C0, tz 2 BAILE{, Foreign Manager.under Colonel Ibanez has captured Puerto Alonzo in Acre, where Bolivia heretofore maimained a custom house.The Brazilians took 300 prisoners, who were carried to Manaos wher they were released by the governor.San Francisco and on March 27 the first vessel of the fleet will leave Hong Kong.The line will be inaugurated with charter ed steamships each with a carrying capacity of from 7,000 to 9,000 tons.Never yet nas it been said that GRIFFITHS\u2019 record accounts for Griffiths\u2019 Manthl Liniment test.MENTHOL LINIMENT failed to cure, Such a its enormous sale.People like a good.honest remedy, This liniment stands every It's a household necessity with many.It's always ready.Externally cures pains, bruises, sprains, chilblains, or aches of auy kind.nally cures coughs, colds, croup, cramps, etc.Inter+ 25¢ 3 Sold by B.R.McGale, 3123 Notre Dame St., Montrsal.Wives: League will be held at the Vie- mere large .tori Rifies\u2019 Armoury on Monday morning bottle at 10.8./ A yi od .ASK LR ee dosh id ERA aA coi il LR ae pal NE ree page rts reer A= = am 5 ~ hd a wy TERE ec he Pan EN Le BL ee RES Te re SEER TF La 2 me cup ame se ppm -\u2014 \"All notices of Births, Marriages, apd Deaths must be endorsed with the names and addresses of the persons sending same.0 BIRTHS.ARKLEY\u2014At 3307 Poplar street, Philudel- phia, Pn., on January 22, 1903, the wife of Mr.1.M.Arkley, B.Sc., of a daughter.JUHNSON\u2014On Tuesdas.February 3rd, at 27 Charron street, city, the wife of F.- Johnson.of a son.KYLE\u2014In this city, on January th, to Mr.and Mrs.A.Kyie.jr\u2026 a son.LYSTER\u2014At Suttôn, Que.January the wife of Mr.F.A.M Lyster, son.* MACKENZIE-On January oth, at \u20ac St Elizabeth street, the wife of H.Mackenzie, of Uutremont, of à sou 312 MILLAN\u2014In this city.on the Sth instant.A daughter bo M: und Mrs.Won.J.Mil- lan.YPERRY-On January 20th, to Mr.and Mrs, Reg.E.Perry, a son HODGER-Un Monday.February 2 \u201cith, ul à at 56 Déloririer avenne a daughter to Mr.und Mrs, Hugh Rodger.3 2 BHEPARD\u2014At Krowlten, Que.On the Sth January the wite of Saml \u2018Shepard, of a son.TIBRBITS- Near Knowlton, Que, on January ith, Mra.Jack Tibbits, of a daugh- tcr.* MEYLANT- At Februury ]=t.à son to Mrs.C.Eland.\u201d Lake Megantte, Que, on Wey MARRIAGES.HERRON-BUCKLAND\u2014At St Thomas\u2019 Church, on Junuary 2], J#3, by the Rev.A linekland.brother of the bride, us- sisted by the Rev.Canon Renaud, Mr.Robert Herron to Miss Sharley Buck- land, both of this city.HILL-HILIL\u2014AU Glenora, Ont, on January 23th, John Hil to Hertha Helen, oungest danguter of the late Mr James Blewarl, to Harry Luxmoore.secotul sen of Br.Purcival W.St, George.of Montreal sl 2 JUCKER-BRAMIEY = At Gore, on the ISth day of January.Louis Urlatido Tucker L Auda Bezarhi Liramivy, adapted daughter of Mrs Bramley, by the Mev.W.Minter, Seaborn.\u2019 WADDELL-SOMEK\\VILLE -On January ond, by the Ren.James Hastie, Mr.John Ho Somerville, to Miss Matnida Jane James, Waddeil, borh of \u2018'uigars, Alta\u201d WVILSON-NA3H\u2014Jantary 25th, at Cal- Bary, Alta, by the Vers Rev Tran P'a- 81.Jierbert Tht Wilson and louisa Narh, both of Glacy>.Acbertu® DEATHS IN THE CITY.BENNETT-A1 Verdun, on Febrnarv 61h, Leg, John Bennett.at the r sidènçe of his son, Richard Bemuett, in his T41h yrar, a native ob Conrty Wexford Fr Lind.L'uneral prevu +.no BLULERY At 53 Lerne avenue, on the Sth .Just, Mary Edgar Little, Widow of the 4 late Juçob Joderi, tu her Sud var.Fu- $ neral on Saturday CU BRET al Jw pe : Drom abgh oc address, Wl 2 ™WI.NNY \u20ac thes vera on Fob ath Fat Maotlda Viockus bores od wile of dann 4 Benny oat the age ol ho vears, naling ol * Cornwall, Piiglard J'uneral wi taka $ place from hor hiustaitel 5 residener, Tu #9 Herri strect, on Mandy ot pm.to ln Mount Royal Centre ¥riends nd a.Goad tacos plaage wert Lads animate, Withee pape Uy please cop © BEI In this vty on the th inst.at the Montreal General Flosgatal, Aer Jove Wan of Une bate Janes orien Jone al privat oo Inde men toat Sensi 4° s 2 PHILIIPS- \\t athée à adeno of Dis fatter wt A od ave nae où hu day, tbruars 1 2h lel Clearles Wtlteoa Philiqes of I Qurbee, eldvst son of.14 Pips, » AuPd +9 Vrais Funeral from Jee Wood s avetiie, cap Satirdas, at 2 pm Qu: De wd Mn pe gpa ts please copy r +.FRATT AVIS\u2014At Upper Melbourne, Que.on the « 27th of January, at the residence of her J sen.Mr.Wm.Davia, Mary MeÇabe.rellet * of the late John Davis, aged 52 years.* AMILTON\u2014On February 3rd, at Quebee, Eliza Hamilton, of the County of | Tvrone, Irpand, aged 85 vears.® FHAROLU\u2014\" 1 Kingston, Ont.on February 3rd, avid Harold, aged 82 years.® AMR~