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The steam barge 1’. Walters was sunk in a storm ofl" Black River, Ohio, on Monday night, and eight, lives lost. An uninteresting return of nearly 900 pages, prepared at a cost of $500, was re- oently brought down in Parliament while the chances are that the member who asked for the return could have obtained all the information he required by a couple of hours’ examination of the original docu- ments in the departments. In the Quebec timber market several sales have taken place (luring thepast week, two large rafts of Nipissing timber, comprising a large quantity of waney pine, having been placed at prices that have not yet transpir- ed. One raft of nice Ottawa wood, about 38; f et average, was placed at 15 cents, and a lot of common timber at 14 cents. No transactions in hardwoods are reported. The. accounts from (treat Britain are decid- edly gloon‘y and there is nothing so indicate any improvement in this market. Mr. Norquay, who has just returned to \Vinnipeg from the \Vest, says the crop prospects throughout Manitoba. are better than he had ever seen them, and that far- mers everywhere are jubilant. Wt a meeting of the Canadian branch of the Imperial Federation League, held re- cently in Ottawa, it was decided to hold public meetings in the various provinces for the organizafi u m" branches. The new bridge of the Canadian Pacific railway at Lanhine will be completed by the middle of next month, and the line from Smith’s Falls to Montreal is expected to be opened for traffic about the same time. Mr. Mercier, on behalf of the Quebec Government, has taken out a writ of injunc- tion against the \Vaterloo and Magog Rail- way Company With the object of preventing the sale of the line to the Canadian Pacfic. The Canadian Pacific railway has decid- ed to institute a. service to summer resorts on Lake St. Louis, and lively competition is expected with the Grhnd Trunk, who in- tend extending the Lachine branch with the same object. It is now stated that Gaudy and Racette, the murderers of Hector McLeish at Wolse- ley, have escaped in a canoe from the Qu’- Appelle river down the Assiniboine, and from there across the‘boundary line. The police so far have been unable to get on their trail. The crops in Illinois have been seriously injured by the Hessian fly and cut worms. It is stated that'the Manitoba. Provincial railway to boundary can be graded in six or seven weeks, and that the extension of the Northern Pacific to connect with it will be completed in about the same time. ihe organizafi u; m" branches. The rev-0mm rulasion of the Library com- mitrm uh“ L A: Parliamentary reports, from ’ ‘ ulfederation to the establishment; of Hu,.~.ml be printed at a. cost of $10,000 has been shelved until next session. Sixteen cadets have retired from the Royal Military College at Kingston since June 30511, 1885, before completing their col- lege course, to accept special commissions in the Imperial army. The body of the young man, Nicholas G. Hart, who mysteriously disappeared on the (lay of the federal election from Indian (Jove Quebec, was found floating in the river 0p- posite St. Michel. 4,000, and to 10,000. Depositors in Government savings banks in future cannot have more than $1,000 to their credit, nor can they deposit more than 300 per unnum for the first two years they hold a bank book. It was announced the Lther day in Mon- treal that a 10an of one million dollars for Mauitolu had been taken up in that city on behalf of a syndicate of English capitalists. A Sunday train service between Montreal and New York has been arranged by the Delaware and Hudson railway, in response to a request of the Montreal Board of Trade. The revising officers are to be paid for the current year a salary of $303, and an allow» an d of five cents per name on his‘list up to Mr. H. Sutherland, President of the Hudson Bay railway, estimates that the cost of the line, including improvements at the te ‘minal points and elevators, will be $16,- 000,0 Mr. Foster, Minister of Marine and Fishâ€" eries, proposes visiting the Lower Provinces shortly to acquaint himself with the working of the fisheries protection fleet. Crop prospects throughout the Ottawa. Valley counties are reported to be of the most promising character, in most cases far surpassing the past few years. The G:th coal mines have been shutdown, owing to :Llieged abit‘x’ary demands of the miners, throwing 150 men out of employ- ment. Sir Henry Blake, Governor of the Baham as, is the new Governor of Newfoundland Sir Ambr‘ose Shea succeeds him in the Ba hamas. ' Private Short, formerly of the Slat Foot, 107 years of age, was the oldest veteran at the Imperial pensioners’ banquet in Ottawa on Monday night. A number of the pmssengers on the steam- er Abysinnh from Yokohama have arrived in Montreal-twenty days from Yokohama. The Minister of the Interior will leave Ottawa. on his North-\Vestern trip on July 15, and will probably be absent about six weeks. The expense of the Dominion Railway Commission averages $200 a day, not; includ ing the payment: of witnesses. The expense of purchasing and distribnt» ing 11,810 bushels of seed grain in the North-\Vest in 1886 was $31,867. The Toronto Ministerial Association hm passed a resolution protesting against the running of the street cars on Sunday. The Toronto detective department has been reorganized, and will now consist of an inspector, a sergeant, and five detectives. The amount of Mr. Ryan’s tender for the constructignflg the Red River Valley rail- The Manitoba Methodist Conference has decided to establish 2). Theological Institute in \Vinnipeg at an early date. HOME. Ex-Ald. McCall, of St. Thomas, has (le- camped, leiving liabilities of over two thou~ sand dollars. way is $780,000. U. THE WEEK'S NEWS. .1 three (:Aents per name from 4:000 A M JG] l 1 (‘A N “ lolden at morning, silver at noon and lead at night," is the old saying about eat- ing oranges. But there is something that is rightly named Golden, and can be taken with benefit any hour of the day. This is Dr. 1’iercc’s Golden Medical Discovery, literally worth its weight in gold to any one suffering with scrofulous afieetions, impuri- ties of the blood, or diseases of the liver and lungs. It is unfailing. By druggists. Earthquakes were felt, Monday, in Smyr~ mi. and Scio. Beautiful woman, from whence came thy bloom, Thy beaming eye, thy features fair? What kindly hand on thee was laidâ€" Endowing thee with beauty rare ‘3 “ ’Twas not ever thus,” the dame repligd, “ Once pale this Inca-these features bad; The ‘ Favorite Prescription ‘ of Dr. Pierce Wrought the wondrous change whioh you behold $500 Reward. If you sufl'er from dull, heavy headache. obstruction of the nasal passages, discharges falling from the head into the throat, some- times profuse, Watery, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid ; if the eves are weak, Watery, and inflamed ; and there is ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to clear the throat, expectoration of offensive mat- ter, together with scabs from ulcers; the voice being changed and having a nasal twang; the breath offensive ; smell and taste impaired; experience a sensation of dizziness, with mental depression, a hacking cough, and general debility, then you are sufiering from chronic nasal catarrh. Only a few of the above named symptoms are likely to be present in any one case at one time, or in one stage of the disease. Thou- sands of cases annually, without manifesting half of the above symptoms, result in con- sumption, and end in the grave. N0 disease is so common, more deceptive and danger- ous, less understood or more unsuccessfully treated by physicians. The manufacturers of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy offer, in good faith, $500 reward for a. case of catarrh which they cannot cure. The Remedy is sold by druggists at only 5‘) cents. The three Emperors are expected to have their meeting shortly. Advices received at St. Petersburg from Askabad state that most of the ({hilzais who were loyal to the Ameer have now deserted him. The insurgents have attempted to destroy the Quettah railway, and the British are fortifying its terminus at Culistan- Karez. A special cablegram says that upon the Secretary to the Treasury moving in the Imperial House of Commons the adoption of the India. andChina mail contract, Mr An- derson advocated the alternative service offered by the Canadian Pacific, and moved an amendment to that effect. Mr. Goschen said the Government would consider the Canadian proposal, but he objected to the amendment, which was accordingly withâ€" darwn. It was then proposed to refer the question to a select committee, and a debate ensued, lasting till three o’clock in the morn- ing. The India and China contract was ultimately approved. This does not abso- lutely bar the Canadian Pacific chances, but the action of the House considerably lessens them. The French Chamber of Deputies have passed the first clause of the Army bill, which declares it to be the duty of every Frenchman to perform military service, and the second, which provides that the duration of military service shall be twenty years. A collision occurred on Monday between two trains at Potsdam. One of the cars caught fire and was consumed. The bodies of two persons have been taken from the wreck and one still remains. Several per- sons were injured. Russia and France have protested to the Porte against the fiigmng of the.Egyptian com’entxon, and 1t ls reported thelr commu- nication contained a. threat that war would ensue should the convention be ratified. A mob on Monday set fire to a. Jewish quarter of the town of Dunn. Sigcrdhely in Hungary. The quarter was almost entirely destroyed and 125 families were made home- less. At Ennis on Saturday the court com- mitted a girl for trial who was charged with throwing vitriol on a bailifi' during the Bodyke evictions. In a fencing match at Havrc the button dropped off the foil of one Of the contestants and he mortally wounded his antagonist. Lord Salisbury has refused to accede to Turkey’s desire to modify the terms of the recently concluded Egyptian convention. Five of the Alsatiaus on trial at Leipsic have been found guilty of high treason. They will be imprisoned. The floods in Hungary are subsiding, and the towns of Make and Vessarhely are now out of danger. The London Lancet states that the Ger- man Crown Prince is enjoying excellent health. The Spanish Senate has voced $50,000 towards the erection of a statue to the late King Alfonso. The French Superior Council of “'ar has approved of (Jen. Ferrell’s army reforms. A Russian force is making its Way towards Badakshan through Bokham. The iidelty National Bank, of Cincinnati, has been closed by order of the authorities at VVashiugton. for allowing its drafts to go to protest. The Bank of Montreal secured an attachment against the bank from the Supreme (‘rourt of New York for two pre- tested cheques of $109,000 each. FOREIUN. Rumours are current that King Milan of Serviu is about to abdicate. Ellen Stants, 2;") years of age, her brother James and the latter’s three children, aged respectively 10‘ 8 and 4 years, were poison- ed ut Philadelphia, on Monday morning, by eating canned salmon for breakfast, and all are in a dangerous condition from its elfects. A mail train on the Pennsylvania road has been successfully run from Altooxm to Pittsburg, a distance of nearly 120 miles, without the, use of a. stick of wood or a, lump of coal, crude petro‘eum being the only fuel. Mr. Gladstone, in reply to an invitation from a. \Vashington gentleman to visit the United States, says that his age and engage- ments preclude his undertaking the journey. Frank Triggs, of \Vashington, about 25 years of age, deliberately threw himself into the Niagara. rapids from one of the Sister Islands the other afternoon, and was immediately sWept over the Falls. 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