Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 5

DAILY CITIZEN, SATURDAY, XOVEMHER 1S87. CITY DEPARTMENT. IS IT AN EPIDEMIC? ling Wholesale and Manufacturing Houses of Ottawa. i were che. upon canon among liis con- Thre h.nl een one fa-i tallty from typhoid, hut most of tne c-a-ses were of a mihl type and mainly amoru' children and yonng person.

In instances come before his notioe the diseaae rnicrht 1 attributable to imperfect sewerage and habitation of the house. The feet aiiitation of the city might in part account St. Andrew's Church Institute. i There wan a meeting of the Executive Committee of the above institute last even-j ing held in the veetry of St. Andrew's Church, the president, Mr.

C. H. Ileildoe. i in the chair. The protrrauime for the reru lar mct-ting of the institute next Tuesday i was decided upon, and that for the public MORTIMER H.

MARKS CO. RUSSELL, FORBES fiool isa i SPARKS 196 STREET. THEE. B. EDDY MANUFACTUR'C Manufacturers ar! Ihmjem In fist r.i Kivmi rrr.

Tclraph. Safety and 1-arlour Msi.hc-. HULL, P. Q. W.

E. BROWN, WHOIESAIE MAHUFACTURE AND DEALER ix IiTm SHOES AND IU RHr LS 61 RIOEAU STREET. B. TACXABEKRY, i Tiovt.ru. anj Klate Ajtent.

Vuuair, linker ami llou tit. SI-KIiiH HuiiKS VV ALL 29 SPARKS STREET. AUTOMATIC REFRICERAT03 CO IIUMw Tkr rlrbratax UrfrimmM km fat. TVie br--t prewrver of ft-K. Sl.i 65, 67, 69 71 LYON STREET, THE FREEHOLD ASSOCIATION Rl IsTtTI.

ltP 0ncr Can vi. Msnt. CHAS. MAGEE, NATIONAL MANUFACTURING CO. Manvifacturrr of Wixmrnt Sh.vohx.

I'iiiiv li Pol llonst. Bj.XNkKTs. TVts. IT( 160 SPARKS STREET. HARRIS CAMPBELL, Importer of Ft klNtrt'KE tNIl MxNTXl.

PlKi K. IU 1 KIHiXI l'AIUolK Stills. Orrn F( kniti sr. O'CONNOR STREET. W.

0. M'KAY, lioiesAlc I li in ST. Win s. I.oji oit. tiiiti 4 GO SlSSEX ANI illHtlOH STREET.

C0. VV h.ii-m i Ivi-'1M tli i hiim nr i uri t'a an. IS5 157 SPARKS STREET. JAS. HOPE if in' a'tol ers.

(. tt.t I'rsit'rrv II C3R SPARKS cV ELGIN STREETS. A. R. CILES, Msitttf "ut 11 API AMUVU HIV -1 il'hn: I -I in I he kel.

CUMBERLAND STREET. N. S. BLASOELL ii'os of kiit.W'of liNtoi. ri.

ii XV Xt I. Ml 204 MIDDLE STREET. CEO. MAY SONS. I alt ft In Mums mmt.

tiiHM. ash Sn.l.l'.ry lli mid Murw-1 hunt 74 RIOEAU STREET. E. A. SELWYN, Xt) t.rarral laasrssr trsl lire.

IrrMfSl a4 rUlr llfn II Ht I ltt i -M' 1st -( toll STREET. i 1. i Jaine MtlMlvtti 82t SPARKS PARSONS SMITH, Importers of t'HUKIHV; (J I.AMftWAKK. ClIIKl, lams. Silveh rt.vTrr V.mc, Coal Oil.

wholesale. 511, SI3, 615 SUSSEX STREET. J. C. WHYTE Importers of SvKi.l.

Wkk. F.tcv Gooim. Jiwei i rnv, 8mKL Bookh, Station khy. WrappinK Tajier. Paper llfs.

78 RIOEAU STREET. C. S. SHAW impoktf.hs n-- OI.ASS AMI Ob AS AM) II1NA. ICIK KKUY, 63 SPARKS and 306 WELLINGTON CITIZEIT.

WHITE BRONZE FOR MONUMENTS, ETC. It excels in l-cauty of design and colour, Durability without slightest change against all effects of climate. Comparative less cost. It is unsurpassed any known material for Memorial purposes, liisjiei tioii and Impure invited White Memorial St Thomas, Out. E.

A. SELWYN, ACENT, 82J SPARKS STREET. RED LETTER SALE This will be the Sale of Sales. 20,000 Mrllnn of Milan hll-INO Vi on i l-M II OS A fi II tlll'V ID Tl ID ID T. O- R.

N. CO. FALL ARRANGEMENT. Commencing Monday, Oct. 17th, i GRENVILLE AND OTTAWA.

Htr Iiagmsr from Orenvllle lo Oltmna, 6 a In Alollilt s. si r. Ms nile from On nt il l.i to I ittawa, am, Thursday r. I iaiinsr from Ottawa a m. to lirrnt lite.

Sir. slide from II 7 In. lo Oieiivilla. hnl nr. Is) MtKKT LINK SKHVH K.

fllll.lM utivr TO SnINtl Htr. Di.fcinnr from llrottn. si noon Mr. Mnudn from Pro wns Wharf al iiimhi Hturds. KHOM MONTHKAI.

Htr. Maude, VV i diiels si a. ni. Mir. Dagiiiar, Saitintsts al a.

In. reiglil and liters tarrlisl at loMtwt ratea, II. W. HUKPIIKltD, Jr MatumsrJ il. Sir Davmar til minsln in rf tsiindsf al tiri-inllln.

Sur. Manila will tninsln over Smiilay hi nrlllou COUCM, COLOS, Croup mid CoiiauiiiitlJou cumid ivy ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM 26o. 0c. ana 00 ptt avttt. The Merchants Bank OF CANADA.

XOTIC'K is hereby given that a IHtlDCKD of THKKE Al OMHtlK PEtt V.ST. for the current half year, being at the rate of MHV rt.U tT. VV.U AW upon the IMiid up Capitol Stotrk of this institution has been declared, and that the same will bo luty-able at lis Banking House in this city on and after THl'USDAY, the 1st day of DKCKMMKIt next. The transfer books will tie closed froui the 16th to the 30ih November, inclusive. Hy order of the Hoard.

GKOUOK HAtJl'K, General Manager. Mont real, 2.th October, 1887. ll OTTAWA and viciniiy ill find their Dividend Warrants awaiting tticm at the Hanking House, Metcalfe Street, on and after he 1st day of December next. XV. LAKE tUI.I Msstgrr, Ottawa, 27th (Xtolter, 1SS7.

NEW YORK STOCK AND CRAIN MARKET. Specially reported for Tub Citiikn by T. K. Hanrahan ic Hi Hparks street, Bcottlsh Ontario entrauoe left ot Klevator. Nov.

imli. PW7. 3.:) fist. 3.31) III Lst. CJo.

Op. a Burlington and Oulnry. New Vor rk ('entral M4 KK) Ml tnsj mti HKI Mil l.l 7J i'l Hnl 2t 47 1121 TH 43 Canada Southern Delaware and D. Krie N. J.

Central M. K. Ixmisville Nashville Lake Shore Michigan Central N. Pacillo N. Paeitlc (Pfd.) North-West Pacitio Mail Heading.

Krie Seconds HU Paub On. aha Omaha (Pfd) Texas Pacific Canada Pacitio. I'nlon Pacitio Wabash Wabash (Pfd) Western I'nion Peoria and Decatur Am. Cot. Oil Oregon Transcontinental.

Mo. Pacific Denver Sc Bio Grande Hocking V' New Jhamtand Hich. and West Point l'UJ IXlt '4 tmb ii-'t; SJi Mil 17ij Siiij MOjl 7f OH 7l III 37 TH '7M GI Mi 171 si i Zti! ant; 24 47 TSi- 2hi Wt 111 at) sit 2:4 VII U3 tv lil xn Ml JKii 53 7J ii CHICAGO QltAIN MAHKKT On. 3 Si) list. It.

(Is. 3 311 3 3 IU 111 Twenty Thousand Dollars must be realized between this and Christmas by us at NOS. 98 100 SPARKS ST. Goods will be sacrificed at such prices, for csih: oztnthl As must create a sensation in business circles, and collisions amongst the buyers. li I i 11 i iv 5 it' X.

i I t1 1 Vr i a Vi ft Local, District and Miscellaneous Intelligence. A-- Tin- I-i-ii- I i Km, li have an. ir annual i.il ami id to t.ll.ie- the. A i.u.. ci I a-vviiinnit of in Strings 'light Wellington Corn licef, I'hivk.

iliman.l I etc. IioIon of the brat 5Uliirl4 IHork." Jlarla vtrf. firali-al Ilie Horal Studio. i rniK -Misa IToicncc K.j.iiii..--I iirliK-r of the late. I.

I 'a i i of tj i.lioid fever yesterday. c(: reported, the i .1. 1 nan.ls-r si ts, soil i i.I,. f. make nami fo'r mi! at Frie.Iri-6', I i an- I oril llccf li.i I I in I- Ni mi.i hi i r.

To -mot row a j-js-cial sermon wiil I- pre.n hod in Mirdi in tii. i.l of the work uiiich Sum! iv Adv. olllt. r.ii urn i. l.tt.

I llt' lit t'f ii (rxe il w.oi i V. f. ill i. Kit. It III il at U.

I I' li If- li- n. aH at I i. -K- i and hags i I i at. -ii-t hui 1 llt'HI- 111 i an 7 i in. o-l f.

I i i in i. M. ii II i i lull- II to II. II" wi nil il.i i-, --j .1.1 111 i ti, I fro in ii O'ltolu-rlv tV 4 I 'i sparks Mrn f. -Should the weather be f.t l.tat-le tin- al section of the Field N.it-..raiit' wiil leave he "it I i at i.m.

mid viHit the ei -avaliont itl r.iUn- the t.ects of the 'i IN'LIal xting specimens may Ml' I oUiat'-s. i bald Will 1 .1 oi. li v.iii want a library laioj ii ii'liooin lamp, go to Fin tal imp. Von links an iin to le suiti-ib A i il. Mn The annual mi ting of French Clnir.

I la vt Thui-day evening, on vv hii li ii. It nidi the statement of in- i a numlier of addresses bv nt Kiiglish spi akiim miiii-- IT-. Th, speaking fli' lld- WlllU- mv it. i and an oppm lunity of s. eing and ia.

the usults will bud. I In ISi- IVa (Voui upal lloln rlv i 1 Sparks slri't-J. Oiin It is with regret hat an-no mi. th- pii mature death of Mis. John ii, the beloved wife of Mr.

John I'ah wiii a td tent took at h- -i it-le e. st et oil Friday liilig. Th- as. .1 h.t-s lit ed in (In- Capital for time pa-st. and was univei wall kiioun and -ti mi .1 by all who knew her.

Ibr .1. 'cav will be regretted by all. The fun. I takes pl.t. from No.

'Jtis street, oil S'lhifiv afternoon lit 'I lii lmi. ie. roi kery tinw are and ail I kill ben Utellflls, go to Filed kind-5'f un f. li. s.

Ln ii only first clans, ir-xids and s. tin-ill at the lowest possible pi r. I'vtki. k's I'. tttK.

-The large at ten isine at the St. I'atrit k' ISaaar eon tinii.s iniaUi 'oting for the moi-t ir aiidl late ilic tnayoriiUy a evenin. when Mr. II anil. Mill.

the following to la- the Y. AM. s.I; tvorM. te d. JV The atta.

h--d to the balloting is a handsome gold i-niif. Mild wiil lie presented to Mr. brotm by a ot yoiin la.ii-s. 1 fils nil I I il la- a Host. baked u.

upwi. 1 Ut tr vt il! undoubtedly li- a gn at c. Misa N. Colliii l.a.1 just openi tin a complete ntis of fall and inter tiiilliii' ry hats and liiiin ts in all the new shades, beautifully tiiui'iicil at Mrs. old stand, Slo Wellington str- t.

Ir ss and liiantleiiiakiuir by Miss Moivau. Fi.vwii Ci i it. At nu in of club l.u-t night it was argued Mr. F. Jlmf al-, Mr.

J. and Mr. J. K. leim for the uthrm ative.

and Messrs. I'revost and Couglilin for tl.elnatite Kesolve.l, "Tll-lt the l-xecll tii.n of i. ii lln was justiliable." Af'tcr an i vh-tiistive and iuteristing debate the jilestioji ts idc.l ill the ft (III mat i e. At of the d.bate Mr. M.

F. I 1 1- Llle, favoured the iih'IiiImis ith -t it-it e. t-ntitle-l "Ci i.ir crosin In- I'l. b. -on.

Next eveliin debate will U- iohibitiou. I'rof. Frawley, Vilt a. I ii. the Inei till at the eh'SC of taluablr to knun.

i may le unue cattily tii in lire. I. "I In- irritating and in will l' i'l. relieved by the II tvar-l's toiai K.I-aiii. that iiini colds, hitis, and all pniui'iliaiy tli.al.jes.

I I'KKIill" Ill the lejioitt.f the 1 lli.itmgof the of ol ks it VV as If presented that "Aid. l.i is said i W. J. I. ihi an.

of Maria had complained that hi" ft liar was lower than tin- mniu that he had a Imin drain ill his tellai, and vt a- under the Liwal I mprov i iiii ut Lit in lin king into the by law of Aid. Lett is said he found that that plot ided fm his iM-itis; drained." Mr. though ran i to say that tin- state-iiant ti incor rect that he called on AM. claims that he diil not make the statement as rejiorted. lb.

i. coal oil noli explosiv no in. il. white light five gallons fm 1 at Flle.ll i. s.

Ih.l- i-'itTain r. ti- is and fittings all sizes for and fitted to order at T. Flic! ban street liatfi'II i to Ultimate to his former patrons ami m.m. fii.n.U that, having putt based tla- nttatia Works and rec.iui- husin. ki- mi, be is ready to id Fi pair wnl.

li.n, elm ks and Jew 11. i gold, silver and nickel plating ill the t-r iii.iititer at shortest iiotica ri.atlleld. HO iriM l. Field Naturalists' Club A' tin. council iiieetin of tin' Ottawa tturalisti' Club yesterday afternoon of the soinit! was Iii Small, i hail mall of that toie- th.

IIllt! and then adolited by the council. tin- 1.. i CHtlt it. latir.g Ii.li (.. ti.

not been taat'-i re lllg Up. tieii tistri- i r---'- tie ramme may I seen the names I teller. Bowman, i Uu iingtoii ami others, wno i.aii. is fin interesting toph will re-t hell, ic- Ottawa district. In Is.

lasts' Club inaugurate! wo-k out the natural history this particulaily interesting re-; its branches, and though zealous workers have -I-. dying these resources since ti- Id is sti untroiMi in in it.y i. vara.lds its quota to the i. v.hi is iy fair a. Ill, geol will the club I gather a of time iiiauit nice witii the gy iitomoiogy i ami The la acilUlleil.

-i II winter of sn, provides lay afternoon pit il. Is of the club. As eieis ill divert llt bran-In- ii.Im who.b-.-iie to ib- 1. how ledge of one or other of subnets treated can oh-. i thi 1, tl.

Cat ir.l tiili i fx otic or moie lor sia-eiai st. The inaugural address i i by Mr. It. B. of inter soirees, a-i he "hjrts, kin I si'-r.

j. Vt ti, pa.t I- en the excursions iui ti ill ihen begin. WKbji wu tier Costorta, Child, crtsd for Costorio, bwu Um mha clao la Castoria, Ciaitlrsa, sas jt Usm Costonf Vt vt as a ol l.u to of of up an if he be the l.s oue and liinl Opinions of Local Clergymen on Sanitary Matters. MEMBERS OF THE13 C0NCRECATI0N3 AFFLICTEO. A few davs there wcie puhlisht in ,1 HI- I tlic opinions of a Iininls-r of local pli i.

ptr.Iing tin-, causes of the xi-t-ii' of I i i fever in the city, which re read witn int-rcst. este: day iu-H. of thin journal interviewed of lo. al tor tiui iM' nf -taiiiiti t.i'ir views on -foil; iil.ji-ft and finding out to r.iT ion I -1 i at i than it "it 'ii is I i th ir vt. re 'if tfi- i.

v-r-iil wore not f'j 'ii I.V.V lllO v. a II! I.HI -1 huicii, t-AJ-nty t-ai'i tin i. of ion, ari'l Th th- -I Sift. II inorij his ie Jt in i t- I 1' I atti i I I till- liorlll- ojunion I il ic.ii that ii tiiat I l.i- pi i lio'licaiiv (Iiif.h tiiat ix iri-iitt friiin 'III. II Spt akin' I'l I tin ot Hit: ooin-rrnin tin: ii.

i ood licalth of the i 1 h-n as tin- ISount an- limiti- till will Ik- uiiahli- to i- in that an- ali-n'iati-il to nl tni tai ii ni-lit ion of hi i-it v. i. II. 1.1 upal hurch, stated that the I-n iiicd lpisc y- ti.it. try condition of the city was a subject hii li should receive the immediate attention of tlieaut hoi itic.itnd that effective steps ht taken towardi the i a I iratlon of existing pidi-mic.

Tboi were two of a tpe ot malarial fever in his con-w'M-gaiioii no diiilithci ia had made its a- a- Iti (is lie was aware, th'- probable cause of the he said that 111 his opinion it. roul'l la the drains, for the fever was in the of two well to do people, and thought tf.it il could be attributed to a ceitaiu ex t.nt the condition of the water. lie had argued for three or four years that tin- vtalcr of the Ottawa Liter was not good drinking, and In- had nu vtitii persons many of whom had ciitci'tained the same opinion as he. On the other hand. however, other per soiim had contended that the water was almost invariably pure, and whs a very good drinking water.

He was delighted to the position that TlIK ClTIKN had taken on the matter, and the hold and outspoken manner in which it laid the mat li In foi tin- public Thcie was no "jue-tiou but in many of the streets the ill. tins were becoming very defective, rendering it cry dillicult to keep residences in a favourable sanitary condition; but, of course, the city Corporation must have time, to make the in essary improvements. I ll 1:1 V. ion vt noli, pisN a of tin 'oiii cgational Chili eh. he la it hi-1 Vet he a in.

man nor an engineer, lit tiiat there was something i. of all the si. kness should if pos.sible, traced to the right a in. dy brought about. Only I ng.

1 i it oliee. source, and In i i pliold fever had broken out iii iii- conju gation, and lit we-if. in the of tin- upper class. There wa.s nothing aimiiiil alioiit tin? locality which, so far he knew, would hate a tendency to aiimi-nt tiie ilisea-si which might 'lar pin down to the dryness of the season, and the vtalcr, which at present did not atiiicai to be so liurc as at other sea- sons ol the year. I year.

Tiie attitude 'assumed by tin- pu ss on this matter serving of commendation, was highly dean. 1 it served as an impulse to the people, preparing them tor, warniii them against, the disease. l.i.v. v. f.

M'l'l tliVUli, pistol of the Iktptist hurch, gave as his opinion that liica.stiies coiiilucive to the beltt sanitary state of the city should be taken. 'I he disease, he tlid not think, vtas iuctcasing. Theie were f. it ea-es of ty pho nialai ial fever among his congregation but they Were not of a serious pc. lie as not aware that thin- vv as so much b-v cr in the city, until he gleaned his information through the medium of the press.

ni- v. vv fuoriiriis, pastor of the Fast Fnd Methodist Church, said In- had only been a few months in the city, and was couc.Ueii tly unable to formulate any opinion as. to the action that the aotliol ities ought to take in the luatter. That the ibseaso vt as picvttlelit was appar etit. Tv pho.malai ial fever had confined three or four of his congregation to bed, but he anticipated their speedy H-- I I vkvi-i St.

ranis I i i.sl.y tcnaii I liuicli, was ie sl.ytcriaii huit taut to evpressany opinion until he had lookid into the state of allairs. He was wholly uuaci. minted with the power possessed by the lioard of Health, but thought that in the ease of an epidemic the present disease might 1 said to have assumed the form of an epidemic their powers should be considerably increased, lie could u. attribute the cause of the disease to auv thing ill particular, and he was of opinion that the Foard of Health and hcaith otliccrs ere exerting themselves the utmost to stop the spread of the fever. They had ri -tillered a great service to the city at the time of the threatened scourge -mall pov.

vv. vt vuson, the I loininioii Methodist (hurch, said I am glad to see the fearless stand which Till- ITIKN has taken on the sanitary con-ilitioii of the city. The editorial in Wednesday's issue cannot fail in doing much g.Msl. I only hoe TlIK CrnKN will keep the crusade until the health otliccrs are forced to put the city in a proper sanitary condition, for it is ipnte ev ident that left to themselves, they ill not do it. It would Ik- dillicult to find a city in Ontario for which, from a sanitary point of view, nature hah ne so much.

It would be ipiitc impossible to find a city in our fair province for which tin- health ollicer has done so litth. About two months ago I called attention to this subjict. and urged upon the authorities the tieectMty of puttii.gtorth some effort to avert epidemic such as is now upon us, and such as the filthy condition of the city and unusually dry season made almost certain. Hut nothing was done. Kank weeds were allowed to grow on the less freiuented streets and on vacant lots, where they are now tle-conissing, and adding to the poisons emitted from ha.liy coiistrnctcl filthy lanes and badly kept stables.

I sometimes wopilcr the Health Inspector has any idea of the extent to which the epidemic prevails. If not, let him ask the city physicians or the city pastors, and they vt "ill till him. In my own congregation there are no less than eighteen cases of fevet of hich I know, one of them in my own house. l-ct us icmcinlM-r, too, that tins is only the Is-giiining, where the cud may be, no one knows. I 1ioh the press of the city will insist upon more energy la-ing ili-plaved by the health depa.rt ineiit.

and thtv vtill hate the supoit of all good ciiiins in their advocacy of this cause. i.l Mi.Hif.i-:, street Picshvti r'au Church, thought tu.re were about half a dozen cases of l.irf e.t u.ii none of tbeui severe with the exci ptmu of one instance where through a little carelessness the patient had sntlcrcil a relapse. Those that had seen did lmt seem to stiller much pain, i but o.inpUiiied of sleeplessness, loss of ap-i petite and t'eneial debility, ith recurrent fever towards evening. He bad U. nimble to tiacc any tli i i i cause, alliiougii ins nnpi i-snm that the sickness was 111 a large mca- as hie to the summer's drought, lie had sure due examined tue water siinuut anything dclitcrious.

He' thought that "eti. tally the sanitation was gotHi, ami it would iiea great pity if any impression should go abroad that would serious! "feet the reputation of the city for TlIK Ki.V. VICI.ii.s, minister of Knox butch, was found in the parsonage with Dr. Moore, and stated tnat was aware of six or seven cases in hi parish. which, with exception of one, were all ated est of the canal and south of Al-iH-rt s'reet.

The sanitary condition of the houses' of all the patients was particularly o.skI he did not think the fever was the result of defective sanitation nci'lv every of the houses re comparatively new he was at a 1 a to understand its origin unless ticihaps it might be attributed to the iHV-culiar atmospheric conditions, hich were, ooi.iion. rather dfbiliUting. There la-en no fatal caes, and the majority were hi a fair way to recovery. ktv. hekbiih.e, t.f Andrew-' Church, supposed that there i i I meeting to lie held on the of Ileecm- ber wan alo arramywl fur.

The ubjpct for open amongft the memlx-rs next Tuesday even ing is the burning ijueation of the day, v-2-t The exemption of taxation. The question to fe debated is worded ''ReoIvel, that no property should be exempt from taxation. Several memi-ers have "signified th ir interitirm to ut.i.L- tr. tV, both sides, and as five-minute speech- the order of the a lively time i exected. Thi re will alo be w-lect pieces if mufio.

The By-Law Committee. 1 be spllal ompaa) nw MtetrlllBa. The Law Committee met yesterday evening in tiie City Hall. Present, Aid. Monk, the chain Henderson, Bingham.

Cordon, liorthwh City Solicitor Mae Taviah, and City Kngineer Perreault. Au application from the Capital Oa-iConi pany asking leave to lay service gas pipes throughout the city to supply fuel, light and jower to yarious ston uses, was read, and after some discussion it was made a by law of the city, with the addenda that the wot should he. couinicueed within one year, and Is; completed within two years from the date hereof. A by-law assessing parks, lanns, pleasure grounds, within the city, at their full assessment, instead of half, as heretofore, was passed. Owing to the area ot the snow scavanging not having Wn and the frontage! rat4 not having been ascertaine.l, this by- l.i was laid over until the next meeting of the committee.

The piestion of the changing of the names the streets which clashed with fine another was then taken into consideration by the committee, and the following suggestion ill be submitted to the Council for their p- prov al Charles street, N't-wKdinourgh, to Harold street Keefer street, near l'ooley's bridge, to I'ooley street Macksy street, Ottawa Ward, to North street Ottawa street. New Edinburgh, to Sussex street Victoria i street, New Fdinbiiigh, to latusdowiie street: Kideuu street to Wellington east. Supreme Court. leslrr)l) PrfM-rrtllugs. The first case taken up yesterday as Cox A Worts vs.

Sutherland, a case arising from stock transactions in Toronto. Suther- land, the respondent, directed a broker, rarit to buy tor him a certain quantity of Federal Bank stock, and paid him a margin of 10 per cent, on the value, fieing about to go to England he arranged with Farley for a "time loan" on this stock, agreeing to pay tier cent. During his absence Farley retired from the brokerage business and transferred all his sttKik transactions, including that with Sutheilaud, to the appellants, Cox Worts, who wrote to Sutherland's agent acknowledging having received the stock from Farley. On Sutherland's return he heard that Cox A Worts were "short" on Federal Bank stock ami oalleil on Cox for information, and alleges that he told Cox that he.w ished to sell, but was advised not to tlo so, and informed that if he did he would have to pay interest to the date cf the expiration of the time loan, and ho refrained from selling to save that interest. Sub-seouently the stock fell and was sold by Cox Worts, ho made a statement showing that it realized less than their claim cm it.

Sutherland then brought an action for loss jirotits, and Cox having leen examined, the statement of claim wits amended by alleging that the stock was not Isiught according to instructions, and claiming a return of the amounts paid for margins, etc. On the trial it was shown that no stock was purchased by Farley or transferred by him to the appellants, but it was claimed that by the usual practice among brokers the stock was treated as bank notes, and the broker merely held himself liable to procure the stock whenever required to tlo so. The Chief of Ontario, who tried the case gave judgment for the defendants (Cox Worts), but his Judgment was reversed by the Divisional Court on the ground that this practice had the effect of substituting the personal liability of the broker for the real security of the stock ami could not lie upheld in law. This is reported in 6 O. Kio.

The Court of Appeal alii lined this decision. At the conclusion of the argument for the appellants yesterday the court gave judgment, dismissing the appeal on substantially the same grounds as those relied on in the court below. Mr. W. CaRsels, (4) appeared as counsel for the appellants, and Mr.

Thompson for the' The case of Cat land vs. C.cmmill was next taken up. This was a suit for infringement the respondent's copyrigh in the "Canadian Parliamentary Companion" and similar hooks. An injunction was granted by the Chancellor of Ontario restraining Carland, the appellant, from publishing the "Canadian Parliamentary Directory and Statistical any other infringement of respondent's hook. In addition to denial of the piracy of respondent's copyright, the copyright itself attacked on several grounds.

One, that the notice on the page preceding the title page are "Filtered according to Act of Pat-liament," omitting the words of Canada," Another, that the Isiok was issued containing the notice of copyright before the same wits obtained and a third, that prior to the issue ot respondent's book in the larger portion of the matter in it hail been published in similar Itooks not protected, hich made such matter public property, and, therefore, the book was not the proper subject of a copyright. The argument for the appellant was not concluded when the court rose. Mr. W. Cassels, O.C., and Mr.

Walker for the appelant Sir. Anioldi for the res Jiolidclit. If people, troubled with colds, will take Ayet's Cherry Pectoral Wforc going to church, they will avoid coughing. The Pectoral sisithcs and heals the irritated tissues, ami controls all disposition to cough. The more you understand the Turkish Bath, the Iwtter you like it.

First Tramp "The melam holly days have come." Second-Tramp "The saddest the year." "Yes, everylsvdy has wood saw." Omaha World. Thoro no case ot disease among horses and cattle where "Maud Powders arc not called for, and by there timely adiuinis tration ill save the lives of many valuable limals. There has been one gtxnl thing about this fall. Poetry on the autumn foliage has liecn Boston Clobe. For Itillous IMsordrrs and Acid Stomach, Campla-ll's Cathartic Compound is very effective.

Coal dealers have not only a soft snap but hard snap. Hard and soft are equally scarce. New Harvest News. Xcelected 4'olds the Chest, and all diseases of the Lungs, are cured by Uhinir Allen's Lung Balsam. It is said that Adelina Paiti is passionately fond of oysters, and she seldom appears iti public that she doe not produce a furor.

Yonkers Statesman. The most delightful what the ladies say alwut "Lotus of the Nile" Perfume. Henry Irving thinks the American theatres safer than the English. They seem i for Hcury's ptK-kellxxik. Hochester Post-Kxpiess.

The Royal Flavourlnt; Ex-tracts are alolutcly pure. Potatoes are so small and weakly this year that a bushel of them haven't eyes enough to sec anything smaller than a silver dollar. New Haven News. Terry lals Pain-killer as a Dii rhu a and Dysentery remedy seldom ever fails. If husbands asked their wives as often as wives ask their husbands, "Is my hat on straight there wouldn't be any more happy marriages.

Sonterville Journal, nor. loirs i.i ti irm Healing. MMthlit mm rlrasutl- for all rrsplltr diseases the sltia. IH-llghiral 2r lollrl "Can a man ojien his wife's letter is asked again. Yes, he can, but if ht jis governed by our advice he won't.

Alta California. SlTIOlL ril.l ar sarpasaed a a sale, snlltl, yrt laarwaca. paratte. acting pea the biliary organs promptly and enWlaallr. A Vermont womou has paid $50,000 for a husband.

This is extravagant. Shs could naid a eirl to licht the fire for less than -Washington Critic. that. lor tmn.li sifkncsn, tnougn at tue name nine one nan to eonsiiier many iinavoinanie virctimstancoa which tended to aggravate the epidemic. In tiie jtoorer district, such as Iiwer Town and trie C'haudiere.

where he had a goodly numlier of pariniiiotier, no had reported. The patientu wi re f-read n.11 over the city and not routined to any particular locality. T1IK REV. iii it hurch, mentioned several ainonj the members of tliat cuiiKrejration, iin.ipally among the young. There had i i-n none of a very severe character.

In view tjf the yreat difference of opinion i among the medical faculty. ax to the cause of tiio Mckii h- refrained from giving any opinion on the ijtiestion of aiiitation or the cau-i of the complaint. 'Douoies. some Instances of Heal II fr like lr. ekj anl nr.

HjUe. Mr. astonishing story of -Ir. Jek vll and Mr. Hyde'' has struck a popular cord.

In the story the doctor- U-comes, as he sees fit, the tall, fine-looking, truly good i Jekyll.or the small, ill favoured, di als-ilical i Hyde. In his fine mansion he was Jekyll, i a gentleman. In the mean barracks he was was Hyde, a villain. This imaginary giftor jtower of self ttans formation, is utilized in IV. I'.

and i other stories. 'I he peculiar, and hence the fascinating, feature of such tales, lies in the idea of a physical transformation. The discovery that men have beeu Itmling double live has lie-j come uu almost every day occurrence, as is so strongly illustrated in "Jim the Fen man." There are thousands of men in our com-: nniiiities who are ading double lives. Men who pretend to Ik; saiuts, but are sinni-is Sunday School superintendents, who tiirn out defaulters; temperance lecturers who prove to lie addicted to strong drink reformers, for "what there is in it." The world is full of this double living, which indicates jHisitivc lack of character. Iii the learned professions how they thrive" Hear the lawyer demanding, iu the name of justice, the aciiiittal of the client ho knows is guilty; the preacher advocating in public a creed ho privately decries.

Note the physician professionally tied down to a schiKil he dues not follow in his practice. There comes to us a peculiar instance of this duplicity. Some years ago there was put Un the market a proprietary remedy, Warner safe cure, a specific for all kidney disor tiers. Prior to its discovery there had been no sure remedy for these disorders, which lead ijuickly to bright's disease, and other kidney, liver and blood ailments so much drc ailed. The efficacy of the remedy as soon shown, yet because it was a proprietary remedy the medical profession, as such, re fused to recommend its use.

Nevertheless Dr. liunn, of New York, a practitioner of so trreat repute a to be indcendeut of schools, declares "The ingredients of the remedy arc among the most valuable medicines of tni-trrin miilira," and says he knows the medicine is used by leading physicians, but they will not let their patients know they employ it. Ir. Iio Lewis, who represented manful independence in his profession, and who was prone to decry all kinds of medicine, yet spoke in the highest terms of Warner's safe cure, and said, were heavictimot uny kidney disease aud most diseases originate in such disorders lie should certainly use it. Thousands of less candid physicians secretly jire-scribe it in circles of their own.

Is it the fact, that this double living, this moral duplicity among men is a grow ing evil, that makes this class of l-ooks so popular Doney'sJPrlze Problem has Is'come of great interest. It can Is-solved. A large immlM-r of solutions have already l-en handed iiK; lmt remember it will li the first received with the least number of words that will receive the pri.e. Thousands of problem cards will Is? given nway on Sparks street to-night. Iloney's.

The Doney $2 Gent's Balmoral is the greatest problem, but the (icnt's 7c. Silk civet Slipper is the greater of all. Educationists in Session. tnnnnl Heeling of Ibr Ottawa Teachers' Assorlnllon. The scud minimi meeting of the Cily of Ottawa Teachers' Association opened ycslcr- day iniiniliiif in Principal Mart alius lecture riMini, Normal School.

The preliminary business ami rcailinx of minutes having been ilis-: po-cil of the president, Mr. Olaslian, I'nlilic School Inspector, then delivered his address. The Iciiiiic.l lecturer confined his remarks mainly to the subject of Alirchra, la) in special si ress upon Us value as a training in clinluctlvi! reasoning. Arithmetic whs llrst referred to as nit important study, not simply because of its practical phase, to hich eompitra! iv ely little iiiiMrtanco need lie alia. In it.

hut mainly as a means of intellectual discipline, as a process of abstract km. the lecturer cmphasiy.iiitr the fact that a sound I lieorel ical knowlislgo will all the more contribute to a good practical knowledge. The power of Kcneralization hich algebra affords was poinled out, il being shown that a Kxeat variety of iiuesiions apparently nil of (llllcrenl classes really depend upon the same principles for their solution. The subject further facilitates the reason very materially by com-pressing much meanintr into small space, i k-ca-sum wits taken also to note the accuracy nml clearness of the application of names ami stmliuls in this study, while just criticism was also mailu on the lax way in which some not unpretentious scientists were in the ha bit of using terms in several of the inductive- studies. The address vv iis characterized throUKhtnit by a manifestly linroiiK-h grasp of subject and a decided dept of thought.

The first subject of the afternoon was "Music When, Why and How to Teach II." by Mr. W. ti. Workman, of the Normal and MimIcI Schools. Mr.

Workman gavo a very clear and elaborate description of the way in which he would present the subject of music from the lowest to the highest classes in the j.ii tii it school. lie Is a strong advocate of the 1 onic-sol-fa system, and presontetl this met lust entirely utsm its merits, (riving practical illustration's of each stcn by means of pupils from lie arious classes of the Model Schools. The lecture wns listened to with the leeiMst inter est and conduced to a lively discussion, which as marked by many favourable comment. The dt'sire appeared to ts general that Mr. Workman should at an early date again fav our the association it li a further exposition of his met boils.

Or. who had kindly consented to favour the association with an essay on "Tbe inn of SI ml to I 'liysical and. Mental t'ltiuicit was very warmly rtseived. Ho strousrly deprecated the tendency of the majority of rutr-cuts to unduly urge their children to study and mental cthirt. He sjHfially referred lothat class of t.ii pili who are by nature delicate, pointing out the disastrous results consequent ujsm tiie sbiionnal traction of nervous vitality from the bodily organs in general, for the supiMiriinK an over slimulatcd itndex-eiled brainpower.

The subjtH-t was considered so iintHtrtanl and so ably treated tbat the asso-eiatiun is di-sirtms of having it published in full al an early date. KV K.N I Nil HESSION. A very appreciative and coiiiparatively large audience asssembled in the Principal's lecture room. Normal School, -last evening for the purpose of hearing a lecture on "The Pulpit and the Schooihouse. by Key.

W. t'arson. the chair beinn taken by Inspector Olaslian. Jiresidcnt of the assix-ia-tioit. lie reverend Kent Ionian, with his well-known clsuence and ability, treated the subject in a clear and concise way throughout, lie spoke of the created world as a whole, a unit In itself, its various forces and its spirit bciiirf (vilified in man, who is its unique- symbol and lie arch-tyiHS of creation.

The activities, thoughts and pursuits of nuvn come under three itreal classes politics, education, rcliuion and as the three irraces. faith. iioja-and charity, cohere, ami the ifreatest of hesc is charity; so must tsilitic's, cdiicat ion and religion, in the highest civillitiun. be intef-deH-ndcnl. and the greatest of these is religion.

lU-verluiK to history Die lecturer showed that relittion can remain only wnh those nations which possess a detlnite political orjfaniEation and a fne and pnufrtusive speech. The mutual tlependt-nceof the school and the pulpit was forcibly emphasized, the lecturer pointing oul that as theology without free and liberal education tends to dogmat ism, so inevitably must liberal education apart from theology lead to infidelity. the conclusion of his address the cordial thanks of the association on motion of Mr. seconded by I'rof. Scott, were tendered Mr.

Carson for the impressive and eltHp-u-nl manner in hich he treated his subject. 1 he work of the association will be resumed tins forenoon at Do clock, when a aper on "heon-tunic Kntomology." by Mr. James Fletcher, and the "Oeli-Katt's fie by Mr. Thomas Mc Janet, ill be the chief items of interest. SvEPASAroiXsiw or wrongs ot any sort cannot be analogous to perfect combinations of art and nature which may bo seen at homes here frauds are not counU'iianoed by the ladyV waiters unless they hold a certificate full of good intentions.

eddmg tings, watches and jewellery of all grades, at prices that should unbosom your pile and compel you to form your own con-elusions about the big race." II. Bidoau street, next the London I hop House, a us wio. l-MMtntlv Dossed by the Ohio LegigUture declaring that the husband was the of the family. It will take more than an Act of the Ohio Legislature to eatab- lish that in many families. -Bo.

ton Foet, ti of of a is of to a a a k. 65 SPARKS STREET. CANADIAN CRANITE CO. te4 aa4 4.rr t-rsall a.ssstrslt iMk mmtt TiUrtt. vntki Pirn ir i.

Kixi MtKKlK Ttli! I.O 1 as IV CANAL BASIN. R. PARKER, On iw i su F.snOiers li-eiM. I XT. gittsl.

Ui ia it 256 SPARKS STREET. M'RAE 4 Ml and In Iron. srolh Hrnln tlp-. lire tlrlrli. rlr.

ssile tn Cana i i- lliltTI.AMl 46 SPARKS STREET. JOHN M. CARLAND, Wiiot I I Put l.s iilisdmii Manitfitt iures a ut.i) All if.Nsl. ,1,1 hw (at pn an pi wtin.k- m. tv 146 SPARKS STREET.

R. BROWN, 164 YORK STREET. IEEE I lar Irattlng Mv-rrtUIng si i vi tits on HIII.ISl. I xi nit 31 JVL lil rP -A- Xj The Brunswick (Itethe Hrlttsh l.li.n Hotel.) OTTAWA. ONT.

The alsive hotel Is now op. to I he travelling (Vfuimiiuity. 1 1 has bis ri m.sli 11.1, ninov st.sl and iinprovtsl, T' bslnm. sll rnly furnished. Ilail.s ami i low-is on m.

fliiior. I.leelric lu lu and l.tghl have also Is i llitnluc.sl. 'l Uf limi. is healed Itirougliout by team. Anew and i Ions .1 u.ii.g lias Iss built, is.ione-li.iiiig I.l in-raons (s.in fortably.

New Kample Itrsmi I. sir likew I no hen built and make sims imI rwte to Ial I tellers, a share of boss- wtlrongi Is r.ape. (. fully solti itisl. II.

PHOPHIK Hilt. 7 I PILLS! MOTHERS IIKC ITI CHILDREN tin I TI to ismlli t. ut. IT CCIllCS) Lrvcsj CoMfiAiNT, BM.IOU8 Dtt' LOSS Of ApsTIT Sck PMICI. io.

sClt stOTTLL HOTEL DE L'EUROPE. Rmtauraiit a la Cnrtr. A gl KHIDAV DIN'S'KK- I'hods laiamt Clam Chowder day. MTTI.K NEf'K A SOFT SIIK1.I. CIt.MM, iiis-'i y.HA WIKll UPLAND PUA KKS.

TEAL C. L. belier, AfiH llrtrairr St. BELLS BELLS BELLS new ohm put up, rail on VV m. Ho.

Ad work gnaranteo-l W3I. HOWE, Practiced Ounsmilii and Hellhanger, lgti of th Uun, No. i Nil holaa Iniawa. Prices given. "piTewo di 1, 2 and 3 Inch Blocks Oreen and Dry.

Best value given, AH orders promptly to. II. JOHNSTON, 58 BELL. STRET. TvTO MOUE 1 It JP Sale to begin on MONDAY.

21st November, i AUCTION SALIiJ I vnluiible itrm Pro. rl). In 1 ship of Hull, In I i.e i ofiniswa. I'm in. of lnnls There 111 ls ottered for sale l.

public tin-I 1 1. ill si Mad iiniya Am Imii ll.s.in- in I he husse'l II 'inn' lliiattit, l.i I Cm pi C. Mio4 ilg, uel n.iiei.i on HAT i I It A Not jnih, issj. Ml li i. l.s ni.ii.

O.d AT 98 100 SPARKS STREET. Books closed and no goods on approval. Kearns Ryan 76 7l 7'. TH nlj "ill "i3i iii li Hi 141 li 471 44 7 6 72 7 On i 1 it 00 is ii'iVi' 14 47 1.1 14 47 7 aV fl 72 7 tt'i 7 Itt 6 7 7 02 7 (tt 7 32 Ut 7: 744 Wheat. Dec! Jan May Corn Ml Jan May Hibs Dec Ian Mny 6 72 Pork Jan 13 X.

13 US Ivtrd Jan May 6 72 It IS 7 5 Petroleum .1 Tli Montreal Stock Exchange. MontkkaL, Nov. IHth. 4 p.m. stocks.

lA'd Sai.kw. Hank of inunw ihg liiiius mm pt. ini.es, tis- I hi. hitlr of lot So. V.

in thr Ilili raiikte of the 'I own SI. 11. of If nil. In lo I ii. ml of IMIavtn, known and ilii ii.jihi on I.e iilflentl pun and lu I In' iMMik of lefi reuea-of unl 1 11 si op tl Hull, a.

So In On. Hili rsns" of I id I of Hull aate Mini t. epilog fioln Oils kale II, ill poll Ion of II. mhI pie. or ir.

i 1 of laud now OHilllsl Slid Oe. by I HallNsy Cinistli 'I he Inriit lolilnllis nlsml a. lnil Ml li of I.l. mc clonind and hIiiiosI free from si iimi. I he soil i.

loam Il is iilsntl miles from iba i II of It i I mite from the illnue of Wslerloo Holes from Nn I--In. I. in tcli tillage li rinaof leu i-r of I l.n pun kiun money lo Imi imIi it'll St I I.e I line of I. I bn Imlnnor as urn lie II in loliiin.a and stilii nUr spplt to Ml I piI If I llll'll ID oi 'Lu r. 'I i.i.i Mi in hui Torotilo, Il Nov (iiiiIh I).

Executor's Notice to Creditors. The cri.llliil. of Jaiiuw il Is to nsgsi or i.Miigimi, Iht. I ie ,1, i. (rf Prsw.

off. Judge of I he I ouni, oflhr I OIllllof I'llSW Iltl Sllll PllM.il, Who Oil or i.l..ii ll.e (-r stn) vi7, ami ii. i i ma agHiiiDi hi i7 I. .11 III. I i.l ft.

1 7 i i. tor. of tiie is-boe nnd efris Isof tin. tumi dm ui.d fmiols slim-, Otiawa or lo' A fe.giiw.n, Molunor. ti h(i Ollaws on or Is fort- the flisl of D.st lobei liel.

Il.eir In isloui inislnea nil dn slid dea. ripl ions i ho full srl I. nhir of lit. ir IhIIIis, si Ml eme lil of I k. nsi.ire of of ni h.

Id l.r il.em' nod It sfi.r I i.e in-. net I. I he mm. is of 1 1,,. Mt, Jam, Ohio.

II ew-nuvi. 111 IM' Ull rllij.tc.I ainol.K.I I st 1 1 1. a tniiiinii (hereto, listing only lo bcil gltrn laini. of Iii hnoiit sh.ill l.st.i as alsiv roomed. Ti- of II ml this not Ii.l rltfli mi.

Iii lbs l.ili of Ibe rial uli. gi.ial I I.e ll.l or I It.tnl i.l Oi (I.l I. Hi iesi i ign. u. s.

1 1. -(eculois 111 not Im- for ul er of i I. Ho or an; istr-i ih.reof lo any ix-raoii Isiiii i.oi i. lill aid Is i of I' I IC 4 111.1 I hem, or il.e ssoin Hoi the di.i i ib'it ion Illllil lit SHI JOHN' If. AftMil DAMK1.U In nfnr-a ot i-iiiln-r It: BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME A Mi OO TO WILLIAM ARMOUR, 4Si SUSM'X S1T4 4 OllttHa, Vur Mantel, Mirror Ifia-l.

inaa f.irii.Hn I hromoa uli. rr oiiawa, i. Kngliah. r. n.

and A met ni rl for Pi. lure raining of sll kind al m.ni.fs. i i.m, 'm'41 so. of moulding, nut. ta.

a in. iadmg 1 1, lustt rsry nn.j on i tin, weekly Install plan. and alo in, Bank ot Ottawa. I HI in; Mi 0, Tl dividend .4 Tl.iee amt t.i.e half per i u. wili Ihs nnabl.

at the Hank and i. Hra.M-,e uVbi Of lC-4i17 T)i trsltsfef will loaod fr. Mi, to in- thimeih of Tin Annual 0nanl of tba hold, heht i iu Vi" 1 1. I 1 1. u.

iHintw.la) font ot)' I inia lievt, (he hair til Ix- i ni ir.ss i lis in. Hj order of the Hoard. HWI, HCHS', Ottawa, list is loi ls7. ashier Stone Stone VXl. VSSSiVz are xd 2131 21241 I 1 1 xd 117 III i tr I'll 132 1 it xdUlti lfO Car-j i i xd! 'tti 75 "xdVi'i 124 TlIK MATT Kit OP lnl Daze, HimiIs ami Shis s.

Ot taws. Tender are repistd up lo Wislntsvlay, Ztrd Novcmlier. IhsT, at noon, for tbe i.ii of the assets of In iiirchasiv en as bloc or separal ely estate, ndcr: Htoi in trade Fixture Household I'liriii! un J1.7s.i lit 11 UiS ill I. VtV I 't fill i Htsik Debts I 7i i Si(K-k en tieexaiuinisl oiiiipplieat iii lo Miu--doussll. Mitcdoiitsall Heleourt Ihmh.

A copy ot tbe inventory and list of ImkiK di-bls are on view at our oflioe. Kor further uwrlieu- I lars apiily to I KKN'T TITtCtiTTK. 7 llace d'Armes, Montreal. Acting' for Tnite. Sale of Valuable Property IN TlIK Township of March.

In I lie oiinly or (arlrtoii. I'nderand by virtue of a covenant nd of sale contained in a mongaKe from one William Mi 1-ailKlibn to John Vihiiik-, John Collierl, Culler M. Church and John Nell, e-s-utors and trustee of On- last will and tosisment of William Hodgln, diieeased, there will Iks offered for sale 'lit- Public Auction, at tb law olM. of llisltft'is, Kidd lltitherford. 4s Sparks street, in the City of ot law a.

in the County of Carleton, at twelve o'clock noon, on Priday, the pith day of I lece-mber. ls7, aii right itlo and inlert of, the saiii iiliaitt McljtUKhlin. or his heirs, admintslralors or iMtacns in the foi- lowiritf profs-rty, that is to way, all and singular tliat i -e rial ri parcr-l or tract ot land and premises sit uate 1) mg and Is-mg in the Township of March, in I he County of Carhton ami Prot incc of Ontario, containing by admeasurement l'i acres te the same more or less, and being (mi- fstsed of tite south haif of the east half and the south Italf of the west haif of lot No. 17. in the 1st concession of the said Township of March.

For further isnnicularsspplt- to HOlHilNS. KIDD HI THKItrOHD. SolK-itor Ottawa. 4 anada. WHERE TO GO i on- GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, (n.m and 4 are! ifral.

We make a specialty of our TEAS, BUTTEHAc EOOS. Jut a large quantify of family Klour whii li are selling at lowest pomibie price. Ranson Grimes, Cor. Sparks 4c Lyon tre-ts. N.H.-- Branches of C.

P. K. Telegraph and Ismiiiiion Ks (trass Co oflh-e. vaiirm p. rs rt I tw a I lilUKS IN I nUrltiAL Jit AS.

Novel and iinsurpaaaml m-i-iii-r), any cllmair obtainable. Trip embracing from two to forty ports and occupying three ek or longer sriecially arranged Tourist coupons atild avail-' able on any of the Alias lJue eomfuftable paasenger Rteamer aaiticig fortnightly. 4jJC A DAY defrays all ms-twsary axpenais) j)3 of a Tour to Jamaica, ltsytl, art itagciut a vanilla. Colon, Nicaragua, osta Idea, and the ilostmito Cooat Porta. Only Kind Cabin Psswngent carried.

Address eulier PIM.FtiHWAiiU It Agcnu II State WTHtXs. CjoK SON, Tourist Agenci. 1 Ontario Hank Hank uu I'euple. Mnison's Hank Hank of Toronto. tier Merchants' Ha (Quebec Hank, tiion liitnk Fetieral Hank Can.

Pacitle Ity Montreal'' Co Dttm. Tel. Kicbclieu 4c Out. Nav City Pass. Hy Montreal lias Co Canaiia Cot urn Co Imndas Cotton Co Ontario Investment.

V. W. lnd Co St. Paul M. ti Hi i at iHi t.tt'lllOs! 41 75 221 i7 424' 4 i 44 2Ti il I tin 8u eM .1 1 HAM; SUPPLANTED.

lar rr-Ry' Inflnrnr- al lae alarsr ar Hy Teleitraph to TlIK Citizk.v. San Krancisco. 17th -The steamer Itetgic. which arnvrsi here to-day brint front II0I1K kmiK sldl nut tht tile i suns l.i Vain. 11.

which I ws pr. tically siiprrme is.wer in ail nmtters of Chinese foreign policy, has rani-elled sll made by the Viceroy, Hung Chang. to the American bank con: cessions, granted to the syndicate represented by Count Mel kirr is. It is reported that the new teleirnvph conventiftn, which jfave the tiroat Northern Telco-rpt Company a moo-opuly for sitteon year, has been rejected, and lutt' China Is about to join ber lines ith the jtunmih lines. II.

Lj nclu.M.D., of Auburn, N.Y., My that he has used Wistah's Bai.m or Wil t) Ciukkv in bis family for coughs and pulmonary oomplainU, has recommended it to others with luvaxiably happy rcsulu, aud fiteems it valuable remedy..