The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 5

Tttb OAOTm SiUiSlKEAL, F1UDAY JUNE 16, 1882. goes the regular free trade ticket, and In Montreal, Mr. Ward Is willing to sacrifice CAMPAIGN MOTES. Some people are very Blow to learn. Not THE M.

P. AND THE FMM-TIIRE TRADE. lly JII. HIkH A Do, iy Mi aw Oi HoMtify. unaerwear Hy 'I Iioiiirm 1'otter.

BOOT SHOE STOCK BfiM-hiiicry, rittureH, Hook Ileitis ami Hill Jtccelvublc, BY AUCTION. The Hiibscrlboi- Is Instructed hv Iho Triiei of l-Ktatn lOVA NTAFFOlin, Whnlrsnlfl linos hii.I (Niton Mm.iifHcMir. rr, to sell oil thn premises, 2, 4, and MaptO Avenue, oil HI. Joseph klreui, on I rldiiy AlieriHiwH, Juno HUli WITHOUT RKHKHVK, the whole of tho stock, as per Inventory, 0 DAMAGED GOFFEE. WIOMSKHOM) ON Saturday, 17th June, At IheHtornsor.I.

M. liOtlUI.AHA 41 ST. HACUAMKNTHlllKKr, 45 BAGS FINIS TO VF.UY FINEST Old Brown Java Coffee, PutnoKCd on voyage orimportivtlon. Hale at FXEVKN o'elock a.m. M.

iriCKH A HI Auctioneers. VALTJA.UJL.K Country Residence and Grounds FOR SALE At 1 1 I. "TERRA NOVA." The properly mid rotldeuee of Ibn lain II. T. I.AMI'l.otliJlI, Ksip, Ik hiaiilirully Httiuilid 'in the wiislern slope of Llia Mountain Slid frontline on the Ml, twM lload, In full vie of thn lower eonnlr.v, Ink" I her with J.ake HI.

IjOiiIs, lliielt Kiver and 'I Moiiulalns In within easy aeeass. IhiIiih within only twenlv ml niiteH' ill I ve ol liie eenl re of I lie elt.y, and Is undoubtedly located Iu the hen It. Ii lent part, of the Island. Thn hnnsn, situated at the hr-ad or a finely shaded wlndliiK avenue, Inrtrn and coinfuriV nhlii, with all modern Improvements, mid In-eludiiH six bed riNims, Inrite and airy drawing rooms, library, dliiliiK rooin.w tb psniry ad-Jolnlnif. iiIki basement, kit with servants' rooms, Jce-hmmi-, dulry, waier tanks, le.

The Krounds, eonslstlnK of 10 aipents, nro beiiiilllully lHhl out anil the finest In (lie neighborhood, being a' so well storked with tipple and a variety id oilier fruit trees. Hie house, tHii-ter's lodge, Htuhles, eiai-h linuse, vinery and Kromnta are nil In pertiM-l order unit good repair. To anyone deMlrlug a eoni fort able country home within )as in-r-exM of the elly, with capital roads both lntr and suinnii-r, no bet ter oppoi'lnulty eoiild tin dexired. Taxes nominal, tennseasy, title perfect and r-' ii 1 1 in Can be seen any alturiioon. Apply on the prenilneK, or lo MKSItH.

DkZ tVVH A V.U Ht. Jmnes street where any lurlher liiforiiiiillnn eini be hud, 111 Grand Railway, OF CAM A DA. The Company desire lo muke aiTiiiigcments Wil li HteuniHlilp Companies for a line of ll rst-class Hteamors to run between Portland and Halifax, N. mid another line between I'ortlund and Ht. John, N.

for the earitnge of pSHsengcr and freight I nunc. For particulars, apply to the JOSEPH HICKSON, Oeiieral Manager. Montreul, March Kit li Wl. 1 Bags! The Largest Variety In the City Plush Bags! Seal Leather Bags Alligator Skin Bags! Calfskin Bags Morocco Leather Bags! Nothing like Hi em in the City. ALL MARKED AT LOW PRICES! W.J.

CLAEKE Hearer Hall Hill. 133 J. S. MAYO, No, 0 Common Montreal, Importer and Manufacturer of LUBRICATING OILS Of KVKHV IlKHI'mPTION. Under Oil.

fcwlng Machine Oil. Lard OP. Hot I mil pries and llb-iriil terms IU W. F. P.

CURRIE fi CO, 1 00 Grey Nun Street, Montrei1, 1 MA.Nt'KAC'TtJBIttm or. Sofa, Chair and Bed Springs. (Mr A large Mtoek alwavs on handU IMPOIITEIISOP Drain Pipes, Vent MnlMs, riueCovers, Fire Dileks, Klre Clay, Roman Cemect, PortlsnJ Ceiiiest, (V tr time Whiling, Plaster of raris, llnrsi, China Clay, nflerwr ersSae IE JJUU allies Satcha verybody excepting the cotton manufac Phipps, in a third letter to the World, thus shows up tho false pretences of Mr, Blake: These, then, are the opon and avowed enemies of the National Policy tho Globe, its fJlow revenue tariff journals, and tho main body of tho members nominated on the Ho-form sido. But it seems to me to havo a very poworlul enemy in Mr. Blake, and by far tho more powerful that his enmity appears to bo concealed.

may bo denominated concealed, because the public have been led to believe that ho will respoot the protective tariff. In fact, taking his declaration all in all, it Is impossible to doubt one of two things oither Mr. Blako is utterly unaware of tho results of tho changes ho proposes, which as a shrewd man and clever lawyer appears Impossible, or ho is the secret enemy of tho National, Policy. Certain it Is to there who know, that tho results of his declared Intentions, if oxocutod, will prove him its most dangerous one. A correspondent who lias just returned from a business trip through Nova Scotia, writes that the most reliable Information points to the election of at least 1 and possibly 17, Government supporters in that Province.

Halifax will send two, Capo Breton two, Plctou two, Annapolis, Colcbostor, Dig-by, Gtiysborougli, Hants, Kings, Lunenburg, Shulburno, Cumberland, and Victoria ono each, while the contest in Queen's and Yar-mouth will bo closo. Prince Edward Island Is likely to be divided, sending three Censer, vatives and three Liberals. Tho Conservatives are working energetically in Quebec Centre and milking a very thorough canvass on behalf of their candi date, Mr. Bosse, QC, and nulesB a lavish ex penditure of money is mailo by the Bongos, bis election is regarded as assured. Tho contest in Quebec County and Quebec West is not serious, the Libeiul candidates being placed in (ho field to make a mere factious opposition, and thp lato members, Hon.

Messrs. Caron and McGn evy, will have sub. stuntial minorities. The only counties which tho Liberals uro at all likely to carry in tho Quebec district mo Quebec East, Megan tic, Kimntiski and 1, 'Islet, and they will havo to light desper ately hard to retain these seats. The latter county, L'Islot, would have been safe for re.

demplion beyond peradvontiiro, but for the fact that for some days three Conservative candidates were in tho field and two have gone to the poll. The Conservative vote will far outnumber that cast for Mr. Cas- grain, the Liberal candidate, but may be so divided as to give the election to the latter. Kamouraska will be an led by the Con servative candidate, Mr. lilondeau, whose friends are well organized and working Mr.

Deksaint figured as the Liberal candidate until it was discovered that he hud not a shadow of a chance, when he was pushed aside for one Bouchard, a horse, pork and butter dealer, from Lower town market' Quebec. But the latter Is proving to be even a weaker candidate than Mr, Dessaint. Mr. Vallee will obtain a majority of more than 250 over Dr. St.

George in Portneuf. Tho Liberal candidate, it will be remembered) opposed Mr. Angers in Mtuitinugny In 1880, when he was defeated in every parish in the county, and be realizes that lie is now lead-ing forlorn hope in opposing Mr. Vallee. Mr.

Landry, iu Montgomery, will receive re-election without much dilliculty, but the contest in DellecbasBo, between Messis Amyot and Pacaud will bo close, both sides claiming a majority on the canvass, Hun. Dr. Blanchet expects a majority of more than 200 iu Levis. The Liberal candidate iu Beauce, Mr. Lemieux, was badly beaten iu Bonaventure by Mr.

Tin to in the local elections of 1878, and Mr. Bolduc expects to ad. minister another defeat on the 20th by 400 or 600 majority. ORiND I1BMONSTIUTION IN TORONTO. Toronto, June 16.

Tho announcement in the papers that Mr. John Gray, the great Canadian orator, was to speak In the national amphitheatre, on the Issues Involved In the present political contest, drew to gether an Immense audience this evening. The weather looked threatening all day and evening, but many thousands were assem- bled when the chair was taken. The speaker was Introduced by Mr. Evans, the chairman, in most flattering terms, and received a great ovation in coming forward, Ho spoke about tvo hours and a half, discussing In detail the National Policy, the boundary and disallowance questions, the financial administration and records of tho two parties, tho Northwest policy and tho Canadian Pacific UallwAy contract.

His marvellous memory In dis cussing, without notes, so many questions requiring statistical exhibits was a subject of great admiration. Mr. Urav has it powerful voice and line delivery, and is master of all subjects which lie undertakes to discuss. His speech was a great effort, and received wuu unbounded applause. It was, in fact one oi the great features of the campaign.

Mr. my resumes Ids Western canvas to. morrow, speaking in Brant, Victoria and Ontario. The cry of victory for the Liberal-Conservative party rosouuds all along tho line. The contest will dlBposo of Radical.

Ir ii in Canada, and on Its ruins a now party mum arise. KINUSTON. Kingston, June 16 Both Dr. Sullivan and Mr. tiunn are canvassing with mlirM ami main, and each seems equally confident of v.ciory.

inemajniuy on either sldo will not be very large, Tho Reformers talk of having Mr. Blake here before Tuesday to address the electors on the political questions of the day. The Conservative picnic at Bath yes innlHV was a irreat nurraua Kir telling speech, Ills return by a handsome majority is a certainty. NOKTIIUMBKRLAND (LOCAL.) NswcisTi.i, ft June 18 Representa tives tor me locat iiouse in Northumberland county nominated to-day are Hon. M.

Adams, W. A. Park. Government! John P. Burchill Tho.

Troy, Hutchison, T. J. Gillespie, vpposmon, There will be contest In all the counties Dominion issues are tutoring Into the coir tost to some extent, The tei'jslble strength of glass Is between 2,000 and 0,000 pounds per square Inch, and the crushing stientith between 0,000 and 10,000 per Kjuaro Inch, a Qrit journal In the country has apparently tet diseovered that nineteen Conservative anil ouly oue Liberal were elected, by aecla- matijn on Tuesday. The retirement of Mr. Fisher in York, N.B ruakes the victory certain for Hon.

rafter, the Ministerialist candidate, Fisher has issued an addroe to the electors of York, in which he pays An honorable reconciliation having taken placo between the divided wiugs of the Liberal-Conserva tive party, and having in view the hiiihcHt interests of the party and its success at th approaching election, which, In a triangular contest, would be more difficult of accom plishment, I have, after consultation with many of my friend, concluded to abandon my candidature, so that by the united strength of the party being centred upon one candidate, victory may be achieved and York redeemed." Oue of the hottest fights of the campaign is proceeding in Westmoreland, New Bruns wick, the county represented for the past twenty-five years by Sir Albert Smith, who can fairly claim the distinction of being the most over-rated man in public life. Sir Albert is in the possession of plethoric monoy bngs is emptying them freely, and may retain his seat by this aid, but his re-election is by no means certain. Mr. Josiah Wood, tho Conservative candidate is the wealthier and most influential man in the county, has won over hosts of former sup. porters of tho Knight, and is enthusiastically supported by the advocates of the National Policy, protection having caused the establishment of many new industries in Mouctuu.

Tho vote will be a clotc one, and we are led to expect the election of Mr Wood. Tho probabilities are that the position ol parties will be about exactly reversed in New Hrnnswiik after Tuesday. When Parliament whs dissolved there were lour New Brunswick members supporting the Government, and eleven opposing it. The Government have already carried Victoria and Northumberland, and on the 20th expect to win Albert, Carleton, Kent, St. John City Westmoreland, Gloucester, Ilestigouche and Charlotte.

There will be a keen fight in Sunbury and also in St. John City and county. New Brunswick will, relatively, do better for the Government than any Province in the Dominion. Although the prospects of defeating Mr. Anglin in Gloucester are necessarily impaired by the fact that he is opposed by two Conservatives Messrs.

Burns and Turgeon, we learn that the election of tho latter gentleman is quite safe. The French vote constitutes a clear msjority in the constituency, and it is expected that Messrs. Anglin and Burns dividiug the rfuglish vote will enable Mr. Turgeon to slip in. It is much to be regretted that the Conservatives are not united upon a single candidate, as in such a case the defeat of the ex-Speaker would be a foregone conclusion.

The opposition to Sir Hector Langeviu in Three Rivers is of the most frivolous character, and the result simply of petty spite. The lriends of Sir Hector, however, are organizing so as to make his triumph as complete as possible. A statement made by Sir John at St Thomas, was to the effect that he had been informed by the chief contractor for the last section of the Canadian Pacific, between Lake Superior and Winnipeg, that within a week from this date the last rail will bo laid be tween the two points. This completes the route from Prince Arthur's Landing through to a loig way past Brandon. And yet some people abuse the railway policy of the Government.

The industries which Mr. Blake and the GriU are particularly down upon are the Nova Scotia coal mines, the sugar refineries, cotton factories, woollen and knitting mills, and iron manufactories. Following is a list of the number of people employed in these industries, and whose families are dependent upon them for a livelihood INDUSTRY, HAKDtt. Nova Beotla coal mines 4,000 Canadian sugar refineries I.I1D Cotton factories 8,010 Woollen and knliting mills Manufactures from Iron 8,1 25,055 The Grit candidates have not been alilo to discover precisely what Mr. Blake's policy is.

Thtrefore, to get nicely around It, they shout in chorus, "I am in full accord with Mr, Blake." In the comic opera Prince Lorenzo says, jubilantly 11 1 have a Mascot. I don't know what a Mascot is but I have one." At the manufacturers' mass meeting In Toronto, on Tuesday night, Mr. Thos. Wll son, formerly President of the Keform Asso. ciation of Dundas, said that for thirty years he bad been a consistent Reformer.

But during the regime of Mr. Mackenzie he had found the trade of bis establishment, where the largest boilers In the country had been built, dwindle down to nothingness. At the time of Mackenzie's downfall he had but ten men In bis employment now ho had between Sixty and These were bard facts, and he didn't see much need of saying anything more. But lie might add that the wages he had paid under Mack curie's Government were from $125 to $1.75 a day. Under th present regime be paid from fl.7Sto$3 00 aday.

In the Orit ranks every man bas a policy of bis own. There is "Mr. Blake's policy," which the people are asked to support, with out knowing very well what It Is. And there Is Sir B. J.

Cart right's policy, which, as everyone is aware, has been identified with great loss lo th treasury, and injury to the public credit. Then there is the policy of Mr. John Charlton and Mr. Wm. Paterson which Is protection one year and free trade the next, just as the At takes, and way be cross between th two a year or two on.

In the Maritime Provinces the Orit candidate SPICIAL UIBESEBViD SALE. fink nkw labinet Organs and Pianos. CONSISTING OF Oue" IOHERTrY'NWBiid Klegant. CTO, Two Magnificent New Upright PIANOFORTES, "noTinasAHclnliiman. Beautiful Kbmlzed We are Instructed to soli the above by Auc- lion.

Wltlililit. rn.nrvtt Hi. James street, on NuliirtlRy Wornlnir, 17lh IiihI Sale at ELEVK.V o'eloelt. sin aw taiwnr.r, a oeiioin ri, the Instruments will bion Tlew Friday af ternoon. 112 WATSON Jc RICE, I EAL 8TATE ACENTS, 524 JACKSON STREET (Gi.fiilan Elock) ST.

PAl'U MINN. Investments In Real Estate In Ibis great commercial centre of the North-west mode at present time are sure to realise bH-ii-iue results. Choice Improved and unimproved btislnea and resldxree property; ako suburban aorea and -re lots, suitab'e for sut-livld ig, for Hale. Best reference given. Bend forelrcnlar.

sa Heal Estate, Investment and General Agents, Commission Merchan'j and Conveyancers. OFFICE: Room No. Imperial Bunk Blok, Winnipeg Manitoba CITY, TOWN AND ARM PROPERTY BOUGHT aud SOLIJ. Corrf spondence solicited. Firtt-clau Montreal anl Winnipeg Reltrenett A.

BMITH. W. K. 8COTT. Aaent In Moutreal THOMAS J.

POTTER, 195 HI. JAMEfl STREET, unuary 18. 15 GEO. S. TAVISH HAS OPENED A Real state and intelligence Office IN THE MORRIS BLOCK, SIAIX fcTKEKT, WIXXIPKU, where the fullrt Information regarding the oou ntry, the land ruiiuiullonii, ami other manors or lmporiant inttn-n to Uie settler, will be freely furnished to applicants.

The Commission Department will not be confined to lU-al Estate, but will Inrlnile a general commission busluens, in wbtch have hail a long exiiericnee. An of clerks has been employed each of whom has been selected for a special uiny. lu iiHDie gniues, nauves or ine country have also been secured, so that wheo required they will accompany exploring or pleasure parties to any part of Muniloba or the Northwest Territories. Correspondence solicited from all Quarters. and prompt replies may be depended on.

unaiges rnoaeraie. ana reliable luiormauoo furnished on all questions. 41 UKOKbK M. McTATItlf. BAYLIS' Dominion Axle Grease.

Home Hanafitrtnre. UNEQUALLED. PACKED IN 35, 50 and 100 lb. kega. Baylis Manafacurin? Oompanr," MONTREAL ir.

Victor's Restaurant 147 St. James St. NOW OPEN -roB Lunches, THE MOST ELEGANT AND RKCHEliCHk RESTAURANT IN THE CITY. IK FOR SALE. Ilrls.

Steam Hell tied Pale Sel Oil- Pale Meal Oil Mr heal Oil-" j'ew found land od Oil, A. Uanp Cod Oil, A. llalllax Cod oil. A. JOHN IIaTuD Ac Ml Ccmmlssloners Hlrcet For Sale.

Lump Lehigh Coal, IM? Sal Soda, casks. Bicarb Soda, jarrow brn Porlland Cement, Boiler Plalc, kst brands. Ka.jatore. COPLAND M'LABBN. COKNXR Welllnxtoii Grey Kim St A IIOO.H IN TII12 INDrSTKY CUE ATE I.

A BETTER MARKET fOE LAB0B, Higher WBKfa nml rbtiMr wares. Tho accompanying letter puts tho National Policy in anntsholl, for the convenience of mechanics and workingmcn In particular 1 "Sir, In turning up our time book in 1878 there are 63 men recoided employed by us. and In tho preteul year, 1882, there are 131. Woikiiigmen who received $1 per day in 1878, are now paid from $1.37 to $1.50 per day, and are all well satisfied, a thoy get their pay four and five times in a month, whereas thoy only got paid once pi month in 1878. In 1878, the last year of tho Mac.

kenzle Government, our warehouse was so overcrowded with furniture that wo were obliged to lease barns and other necessary buildings to store name, and today, with 78 more men and with double the amount of machinery, we are always behind In filling our orders, our warehouse is never more than half stocked at any t'me of the Prior to 1878 we worked 10 hours per day, and since 1879 our full staff of me-chaiiics frequently worked 12 hours, and some evon as long as and 16, in order to keep up with tho demand. Instead of send lug out travellers to push the sale of furniture, as was done In 1878, parties from all parts of the Dominion visit us daily and purchase goods from us. I. "In 1878, at tho end of (he deficit Gov- ornmoht, there were aS many an live of our customers declared themselves In. solvent within one woek, and during the nt three yi-aia not one has assigned.

"Iu 1878 our farmers wero paid GO cents a standard for their elm logs, and to-day they receive $1.26, and every other kind of logs proportion Tho cry mode by (he Hofoitn party all through tho country is that furniture Is much more expensive now than in 1878. These are statements without liiuiuhtlou. You can ftirnish an ordinary house with about $50 ess cost ami celve superior goods. We certify that the above statements are facts, and wo, as a firm, believe that tho Na- tional Policy is a great benefit to manufac tillers as will as to farmers and mechanics. 1 We remain, Yours respectfully, Hkss Wholesale Furniture Manufacture! l.is- towoll.

Listowell, June 8 NOMINATION IN C0MPX0N. RnlhaalnHtle reception of lion. Mrj Poie A Ki-tnt victory Hur-t. FROM OUR OWN CooKsiiiRK, June 13, 1882. Tho nomination for this county took place to-day, and poor W.

Cairns was led, reluc tantly, no doubt, lo certain slaughter. The Hon. Mr. Pope made a telling and exhaustive speech, ami was lustily cheered by over one thousand of ('omptoiis hardy sons. From what 1 saw, I should say that the Pope men wero about 10 to 1.

McLean, of Montreal, a tall, overgrown, rank Libeial, endeavored with the usual Orit slung to impugn the mo- tives of Ministers in respect to bringing mi he elections, but most misoiably fallfd It wan amusing to hear him dissecting the fis- al policy, lie lloundered like a sucker out of water. His peroration was about us In II- liant us the first few words that fell from his Immaculate lips, an.1 ho finally subsided as good a it as when ho began. 1 ho member-elect tor tiherbrooke, Mr. Hall, had quite au easy task to convince tho honest and intelligent electors of Cmiipton, that tho (lire misgiving of Mr. McLean, as to the coming financial cinsu, were just about as truo as tho rest tho lubbish vomited fortli upon every occasion, by these would-be Liberal statesmen.

Mr. Hall quoted the last annual statement of our first monied institution, and clearly demonstrated that at no time iu our history was Canada more prosperous, contented and happy. One tiling that struck me Is this. I have listened attentively to all tho Liberal speak-era, both here and in Slanstcad, and oue and all seem bent upon Impressing upon the luhoror and mechanic the geimi of the pernicious doctrines of Pronshonn, and the French Socialists. Thus it Is, and history is ouly repeating ltselL such Liberalism always degenerates into license, and that of the most appalling and sinister form.

Thank Qod that Canada possesses a population throughout her magnifi cent townships, both Catholic an I Protestant, who, hand in hand and shoulder to shoulder, will, on the 20th of June, stamp out and crush tinder their heels, as If It were the serpent's head, such pernicious and dangerous teaching, and contido their interests to the safe keeping of men like Pope and Collry, who stand second to none In the great conn-ell of this Dominion. These simple Grits urge, principally as a reason why Messrs. t'uirns una uider should be elected In the room of Popo and Colby, that thoy have been In Parliament 10 yours, which our great Urlts consider long enough. Now, If this he the new (lilt rule, Messrs, Mackenzie, l.ocluinl, liourassa, Huntington, Ac, 4c, ail infinitum, must make their lacit bow to the public and mi'. These poor bewildered (lilts are spouting politics from the rising oi tho sun till it sots, and yet show a most profound ignorance of parliamentary history.

Why, sir, it Is well known that both in England, and even in this Canada of ours, some of the most able, brilliant ai patriotic statesmen that ever the world pro. ducod, have served in Parliament 30, 4) and evon DO years I And I have not tho slightest doubt that John Henry Pope, should ho desii It, will remain in the House of Commons as M.P. for Compton as long as his valuable life is spared (o his country. And this, I can vouch for It, Is the sincere dusiro of nine out of every ten men in that noble county of Cumptou, As a result of vivisection, in cases of epileptic till proceeding from Injuiy to the brain, surgeons have been able to localize tae Injury, and, by trepanlnrf, to remove It whereae, prior to the researches by the vlvlsectlonlsts, the trepaning, if done at all, wai done at random, It has also been of great use In enabling tho profession to Indicate the locality of put In the case of an abscess in the brain, or the situation of a tumor, N. Churelinum, A Chinese woman who had been 10 on-fortunate as to lose hur nose, was recently fitted with a brand-now one, made of celluloid, by a Han Francisco dentist.

When the operation bad been completed, sho called for a mirror, and her delight at the Improve merit in her appearance knew no bounds. In a transport of gratltnde, she gave the dentist a handful of ten-dollar gold-nieces, without stunning to count thorn, and then ran off to ihow herself to ber friendi. The Best Assortment -AT- TOOKE'S India Hiinzj Shirts, with short, or lung eeves, Lisle Thro id Hhlrls, with short or long sleeves. Hummer Shirts and Iirawcrs. Ilalhrtggan Hhlrls, with short.

or long sleeves. Halbrlggan Drawers, Double Seats. Motluo Oau.e Shirts. Morlno (Jauzo Drawers, with Rouble Heats. Cashmfro Wool ('Jauze Hhlrls, In Silk or Cotton, half sleeves.

A null -T Lilian Gauze Hhlrts, with half sleeves, warranto not to shrink. Plain and Fanny Lute Thread Hocks. P.aln and Fancy Merino Hocks. Plain and Fancy Belbrlggnn Hwks. Plain and fancy silk Hooks.

Polka Dot Hocks, navy blue ground with white spots. Ties! Ties! Ties! "rniittful washing Cumhrle Polo Tlrs, only per dosen. WITITK KM ,0 T. T.TIes for Hummer, In C'uinorlc, Hlili and Hslln. Navy Blue Tt'inMiiK HIilrtK, with IjicciI Front.

The most cmnrorliihltt Stirling shirt Hindu 'I'hn lfiriAwt rw.lr b-, I 1. 1 'P-n "I'MUlin lllllinilllia 111 the IMnii I ii I ii tnsidci'i, from. 177 St. James Street. I.

4 345 NOTRE DAME Corner or sM. Iler HI rl. (iter We have linpnrte 1 a -iy fine line of HTA'll LINKNHol all klml. It IS and IS Inch lm-iriaKk Hialr l.lnen In iinhleNi hi'il and Iiatk Ureystlic, I Or ami lc er yard, with plain ami rcu iionie n. ltdiich pliiln mihtrarhn! Hlalr f.lreus, with red worst borders, In a variety of lrle, A few pieces li lt ol tho 10c Hlalr I.I ii n.

CRUMB CLOTHS. We have Imimrlrd a most complete assort-ment, oi rim li t'loiln In all slM, iiom elht to Klilecn iiiurlers, and hIso hy I he yard In ten and twelve ijuarlei's wlih both luihietu-lieU iiud I uuk liny. TABiE LINENS. We have linitorli-d a most compete assortment of 'If hit l.l-ens, fOltipi-IHlnK Srotch LiHini. I Heed and t'litntsk TiiIiIIiiks, 0 and H-4's wide, ill liUe, 4110, 4'x-, and OOe Mir yard.

Heotch Hand-I 0111 liir-nd Tu'dlngs from (We eryiiril, a 1 widths. t'reuin llamak Linen Tahltngs from 50c to per yanl, suine iieli-lookliig go ds In this linn. Itleachetl Damask I.lnen Tahllii(H, a large and varied lUisorlmenl of iiiulllles and alter-ens, from Wle lo $'i per yard, DOYLIES AKD NAPKINS. Damask I.lnen l-nylles from We to $1 per yd, KiiiniisK I Inen Napkins In and from one to $IOr dox-ii. TABLE CLOTHS.

I'rMly llttie five o'clock tea cloths, with frliiea and fancy borders, from 73r. Hum xk Cloths, with fringes, all slxrs, 4-4, 5-4, A-4, 7-4, H-l, S-10 and H-lii. Orcum Damask Cloths, Willi fringe and rod borders In all sizes, all very rich patterns. Hleuehed llama Tuble Cloths, a large and extensive varlt ty, from one yard square to live yards long, and from 75a lo lOeaen, HUCKABACK. Huckaback Towelling by the yard and Huckaback Towels from 6c tiach lo ') p-r dor.en.

A good II nek 'Jewel, all llnon, 21x12, si JUKI per down. HONEYCOMB. Hone) comb Towels from lie each to $1 per dozen, in Ixilh cull on and linen, b'eanhed and uiihleuchel. A splendid Hue, 24x1), alt llueu, at $2.40 per doxen. TURKISH.

Turkish Towelling and Turkish Towils, In bleached, unbleached and fsney stripes, in groat variety, from I Ac each to ALL KINDS. All kinds of I.laens for all kinds of at JOHN MUIIPHV Imporlem of Dry CUmmIm, 403 405 NOTRE DAME ST. Cororr of Hi. I'nler FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH, on all purchases over one dollar.

CANADIAN WM COMPANY. General fxp'tsi Forwarders, Shipping Agenti, and Custom Home Brokerr, Forward Merchandise, money and packages of every detnrlptlon oolleet Hills with Uoods, Notes. I mills Mild Recounts, throughout tho United H'atesand turoiHi. Uun I tig dally (Hundaysexeepted) over the linos of the Hra-id Trunk, Ht. I awrenee and Ottawa.

ilrnckvllle and OUawa, and fort Hone and ff-Uirhnrcugh Hallways; also on tho Mont-eal Slid Ocean Hlcnmsliln (ioiniiaiiv Mall HI nam. ers to and from Liverpool weekly to all purls oi r.urope, tlhtpijinp Agrntnln toniUm, Kng Monlrml, Otifbeo. and J'oritttTiit. Mr Uisids In Hood pronip'y attended to and forwarded with ilesnath. Invoices are requlsltles for nil goods going to thn United Hlat, (Ijowor I'rovlniws dining wimer route tun i-oruuiiuj sou r.urope.

PRINCIPALOFflCESi Liverpool, Kingston. Toronto. Un-beo. Ottawa. Portland, Maine, I'Dllll.

Detroit, I'eterboro', And all Towns and Bullions on the line of the above Hallways. Time and Inmuance saved. Consignment onciieo. CHCNKY, Hiiperlnlondent, OOLD MEDAL AWARDED the Author. A new unit ureat nmllrsl work, warranted the best and cheapest, I nulsnr HUe losiery num.

enlltl "The etc line or I.lfe.or Helf 'reservation;" boiimi in nil Htlr'rereb full Kilt. U00 conlHlnu Itoiillf mil feli.m tliaruvllitf. KNOW THYSELF pri only Aflumr mi iiiHirHt. od tuinpln, flfl. Hmid now.

Address C'libody Modioli I nl or lir. It. HAHKEIt. No. SUMMER am HI III! All, wins Manufactured Uoods SO, 010 IA In process of Manufacture ll) Machinery and in linen Accounts, about n.nill ilH Dills Heeeivahlo 000 00 is The Inveiilorles and lists can he seen at my oftlee, ire -t, James streot.

The Hl'OIJK Is In Kood ord -r, and the Inventory has hoen care-fully made at low prices. The accounts are good, as wilt be seen on examination. Terms of aale, CA H. Intending b-jyers wl't be r-'ciiilrcd to deposit an accepted cheque for $1,000 (one Hi iisand dollars) with the auctioneer fore the sale. Mo Unserve.

Hale at TWO o'clock. THOMAS J. rOTTKIt, 1SH Auctioneer. TEN A NT'S ALE. 45 BARRELS AY AUCTION.

IKor account whom It may concern At my roenn, 1ll HI. James sfrnot.HATURDAV MOItNINtl, 17th JUNK, at TUN o'clock. Norosorvn. Te.mscaslb 111 THOMAH f. VOTTKR, Auctioneer.

COTE ST- AHTOINE. Large Sale nf Lois OA' TIIHdUOI'NI), WITHOUT II KHKRVK On Sa urd-y Afternoon, June, Mlho raphed plans now realyaliuv office, Full puitlcu a in will tin published nest week, TIIOMAH.1. I'OTTUIt, Auctlonr-nr. Trade AuetloiUMti IMPORTANT SALE HY Public Of THE EHTATF, OK R. D.

Van OF TORONTO, (pl3 MlUUlllKtilU'OrN. 0 Th under-litried bus received Instinct Ions frmii K. U. CIAHKHON, Trustor, to tier lor sale by Public Auction, on Iho prrinlscs, NO. 11 CHURCH SOUTH OF FRONT, -ON Wednesday, June 21st, iW, AT the following iiKetn of this extaUi 1IIK HTOtIK OK I'lVlKNTO, lime, Cinnsinarii llliu-k and While Peppers, Uln-Ki-rn, A lb pice, ir 1 arl.nr, Coeou Nth, linking I'owdi MiiHlanl, (irncn mid ltosstel Java and oilier I'hlcory.

CliptrH. ami Hiindrles, coin lirfxi hk Iho slock In-liadc- of the ISiblors, aim vaiiii-ii hh pur uivtiiiiory nl a 3 TI1K I'LASr, huh ixiines, iiieiiiuinK ii n. Hollers, 18 h. p. lOniclne, Col-fun HoasUr.

Cooler, iJramiln-lor. Cracker, Kiiullsh Cnlleo Mill Milliard I'ouiiders, Hleves a Hollers, tW-ln. Hurr Hpine. I.I ne Hhulls ami lliinir'-rs, Mill Picks, Heal os, WimifiMis, Horses, valued as per In TUIII.II I fi.OOO oo ruiiK Ai'i'iiiii-i. ituu i rem inwi jr uiw, iim Htio.llil H4 the whole will be offered (list In one lot as a gnliiK concern, and as such It presents an op rortunlty seldom met with of securing one o' the miMt ilea rablu spice businesses In this Province.

If not sold km iiiaki, the stock, nlant and machinery will then bo olTered In one lot, without the book debts. I KHMH One-third cash, balance In three equal Instalments at 8, (I a 8 months, With lllioren at 0 per esnt. pur snniirn, seeui-ea to the satisfaction of the Trustee $2,000 deposit roipilred at lime of sale. Mtuck sheets, list of account and bonks mnv lie si-en and all Information obtained on up plication to Mr. J.

Htraelian, nn Hie premise'. Church street No, 'ill Wellington street eat, Toronto, K. II. I vbA ahnofl. Trustee.

June 6th, IHH2. Peter -Ryan, Trade Auctioneer. H2 THII I.P.AMNU Straw Hat For this se ison Is Die A-1ST ILLA, Of which we have Just received ft full assortment In stveral kIihiI We nro nl-o shnwlun a very line stoik of Xoplij and I'entlii-r Weiiclit DRAB FELT HATS In hlwh and low cro wns, of newest shapes JOHN HENDERSON 383 Notre Dame Stroot. THE BUSSBLL OTTAWA. THI PALACK HOTEL OF CANADA.

i This magnificent new Unlel, fitted up In the most modern style, Is now IHM-pmied. The Hiissiitl flotitHlns aceominmlatlons for over KOI It HIINKIIKI) OUKHTH, with passenger anu baggage elevators, and eommanusaspien- uiu viw oi ill oii, rfiriiHiiifliiM.ry rivnr ttiul nanal. Visitors to the OanlU! having business with Uie lloverninerit, flml II most cinvnlsiit to slop at the Kiissvl), where they ran always in pel lanilliig puhllo men. Til sill Ire Hotel Is supplied Willi wicapns, and In ease of lire there would not bernyoon. In -Inn or danger, Kvory atteutlon paid to guvsis.

JA8. A. COUIN. I'llOI'KIKTOIl. Ottawa, February 13, ltsi IT PETER Mi, ifWms Si: pi i bMSk 1 8 I uullflttcti Ktroel, won too, iw.