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’ 'ouz. Alderman MOUL :y, leather merchant, of Montreal, has made a judicial abandonment _of hi; estate. The total liabilities are placed at about $100,0J0. Mr. VAnHorne is reported to have stated that the C madian Pacific Railway Company has decided to extend the south-western branch 75 miles this season. It is repurred that the cod fishery on the north-west coxst of Newfoundland is a total failure this year, and that many families are already in a state of more than semi- starvation. Mr. Murcier has entered an actirn against Mr. C. A. Dlnsereau In connection with .- n n,,L.. Mr. \J. n. “Jill-Ju- ..â€"__ ,,, the latter's purchase of books for the Quebec Parliament library to replace those burned in the great fire. It is reported that the first officer oi the Dominion cruiser Vigilant, who was drug- ged and maltreated at Souris, P.E.I., by American fishermen, will probably be dis. kissed the service. Since the beginning of the present year the Montreal License commissioners have granted no fewer than 1,106 licences for the sale of liquor in that city, only 102 up- plicants having been refused. A Harvesting in Manitoba. is finished, and an average wheat yield of between twenty~ five and thirty bushels to the acre is assured with other cereals in proportion. It is esti- mated that at least seven million bushels of wheat, and probably more, will be available for export. In an interview in Montreal Dr. Jemes Edmonds, public analyst, and one of the medical health officers at London, England, stated that the high death rate and the ex- cessive infantile mortality in Montreal were sure evidence of an unheflthy con- dition. In his opinion the death rate of the city ought not to exceed ‘23 per thousand. Since the announcement of the wonderful results obtained from Russian wheat in Manitoba, demands for samples have been pouring in to the Depzrtment of Agriculture. As about only two hundred bushels of seed csn be supplied by the Central experimental farm, much less than the demand, Professor Saunders has been instructed by the Minis- ter of Agriculture to import one hundred more fran Riga. - AMERICAN. The schooner Clara, b0 ad from Manistee, Mich., to Chicago, was Med 03 Miller, Ind., the other day, during a‘violent storm, and her captain and a. sailor drowned. It is ruuioured that a. powerful syndicate of American capitalists are negotiating with the Russian Government with the object of securing control of the goid minesin the Ural Mountains. FOREIGN. The cattle plague is ravaging the pro- vinces of Southern Berlin. A political and commercial treaty has been arranged between France and China. The Sociâ€"eby of British Artists has obtain- ed permission to prefix the Word “ Royal ” to its title. The Germm Government have expelled two Russian families who resided in the en- virons of Berlin. Deputy Lazar has summoned M. Paul de Cassagnac on a charge of defaming his cha- racter in connection with the Boulanger coup d’etat story. The late Premier Depretis left all his pro- perty to his son, with an interest to his widow during her widowhood. The American Peace Memorial has been signed by 200 members of the Imperial House of Commons. Prince Ferdinand says he has always been ready to respect the Treaty of Berlin, and does not desire to encroach upon the Sultan’s sovereign rights. In spite of the modified tone of the Frenfih press, the friction-between the'Governmen s of England and France over the New Hebrides question increases. The Russian: Prince Pierre Wittingenstein has died at Konleon, near Brest, of grief for the loss of his wife, the daughter of u. Breton fisherman Whom he had educated. It is stated that Germany has agreed to support Russia. ‘in Bulgarian atfairs, on con- dition .of Russian neutrality in the event of a. war between Germany and France. The Queen has conferred upon Princess Louise, wife of the Marquis of Lorne, and upon' Princess Victoria, daughter of the li’riinca of Wales, the order of the Crown of n 18.. Capt. Benn, of the steamer York City, which rescued the passengers of the City of Montreal, feels certain that the fire was the work of some maiiciom person or persons. because the fire broke out fore and aft; at the same time, with two bulkheads closed between. ‘ A Paris adventuress, calling herself the Baroness de Kermont, who kept a matrimo- nial agency and made a. heap of money in the shape of commissions for the privilege of murying a. decoy girl, who was stated to be a millionaire, has been sent to prison for six months, and the ingenuous girl has been sentenced to four months in contumacianz. THE WEEK'S NEWS. The whole question of whether Manitoba. will be allowed to construct a railway to the boundary will probably be fought out in the Courts. One Browning, presumably acting'Iin the interests of the GP. R., has se- cured land right in the path of the proposed railway, refuses to give the Red River Valley people right of way, and has applied to the Courts for an injunction re- straining the contractor or his men from trespassing on the land. One newspaper publishes an absurd story, giviuga Con- servative who “does not want his name published" as an authority, that Sir John Macdonald had divulged to the aforesaid nameless Conservative that it was the in- tention to station a thousand British regu- lars in \Vinnipeg to awe the unruly Mani- tobans. Of course stories such as this are intended for the people who believe the moon is made of green cheese. It may be safely predicted that the great railway company will not abandon its monopoly without a struggle, while on the other hand the settlers are fighting for existence. The war will, therefore, be a hot one, but it will hardly come to an internecine struggle. The excursion party of Ontario farmers made an early start from Langenbury on Aug. 23, and visited the Binscarth farm. The superior cattle were particularly admired. The Steamship City of Montreal of the lumen Line from New York for Liverpool was burned at sea on the night of Thurs- day last in latitude 43. About 9,,o’clock on the evening of that day fire was discovered in the after hatch among the cotton. The fire hoses were at once connected and streams of water were poured down upon the flames; annihilators and hand-grenade fire extinguishers were also freely used. The fire, however, overcame all efforts to sup- press it and spread over the upper and lower decks. The Shipwas doomed from the begin- ning of the fire, and the boats had been ac- tively prepared and provisioned. At six o‘clock on the morning of the 11 inst»the flames burst through the after hatches. The boats were then lowered. There was a. high sea at the time and this caused much diffi- culty. The women and children were first . put aboard the- boats, and the mlla puss- engers and the crew were embarked afterwards. The lack of time prevent- ed the manning of the boats With their respective crews, the men being com- pelled to continue until the last moment the work of keeping the flames down. All the boats left the ship safely, but by an un'ortnnate oversight twenty people were lett aboard the burning vessel. BOB-t7 No. 3 returned and took off six of the number: boat No. 5, with the 4th officer, took off six more. A barque was then re: ported approaching, and when all the boa-LB had put their people aboard her they re- turned and took 03 those remaining on the burning vessel. It was‘ found that boat No. 8 was missing. She was seen to put herself before the wind when she left the ship, using her ears in support of the sails. . She ran away from the vessel in direct dis- : obedience to the captain‘s orders. Every body spent the night aboard the German barque Trodant, from Charleston, July 24. for London, and all were then transferred to the York City, which slayed by through- out the night and vainly searched for the missing boat. Capt. Land savs he is san- guine that the people in beat No. 8 are sav- ed, as the accident occurred in the track of steamers bound east and west. The passeng- ers, he adds, were cool and obedient during the crisis, and the crew was steady. The passengers and crew lost everything they had aboard the City of Montreal except what they stood in when they went into the boats. The origin of the fire is unknown. Capt. Land is certain it broke out in more than one place among the cotton. The ship was lost in lat. 43, 38 north, long. 43, _...._. m 541M -â€"..â€"m H", 54 fiesta. Mr. Dixon’s Return Home. Mr. A. H. Dixon, senior member of the firm of A. H. Dixon, & Son, the celebrated specialists for the cure of catarrh, hay fever and catarrhal deafness, 3l3 King street “1, Toronto, has just returned home from an ex- tended trip through California, where he has been introducing his remedies. The press of that country teem with glowing notices of I the wonderful results of this new treatment, , vouchin'g for the fact that as a cure for the j above diseases it is next to miraculous. Cases of catarrh and catarrhal deafness of thirty year‘s standing were cured by one ap- plication of this remedy and the fact vouch- ed for by men Whose names are known all over the American Continent, and whose word is indisputable (names on application) showing that Mr. Dixon’s remedies, which are applied only once in two weeks, stand alone in the cure of catarrh and its atten- dant evils. The doctors in Calfornia fail in curing these diseases for the simple reason that they insist on following the antiquated method of making applications of an irritant remedy weekly, semi-weekly, and even daily, thereby keeping the n e nbra me in a constant state of irritation, thus forming a nidus very inviting to smallpox, typhod fever, cholera and other epidemics, and as a natural re- sult of these daily and semi-weekly applica- tions not one permanent cure has ever been recorded, and the patient is left in a worse condition than before. Since the discovery of this remedy by Mr. Dixon, now seven years ago, the best physicians of Great BritainandFrancehave endorsed his method, and unite in saying that it is utterly impos- sible to cure catarrh, hay fever, or catarrhal deafness by application made oftener than once in two weeks, from the fact that the membrane must get a. chance to heal before another application is'made. However that may be, Mr. Dixon’s remedy has proved successful where all other remedies have failed. Mr. Dixon sends a pamphlet describ- ing his new treatment to any one enclosing stamp to pay postage. The address is 313 King street west, Torontoâ€"Ex. A GENEROUS COMPANY.â€"A beautiful pre- Botany,“ sent to nearly every one as long as they last, gum?! it first come first served, The most accom- sti‘hfrzg plished woman has still something worthy ‘ Presitlent. to be added to her list if she has never yet â€" made a. good, sweet white loaf of bread. To encourage the art of Home Bread~making, The Breadmakers’ Yeast Company have se- cured ten thousand presents, which will lo sent to all who comply with their terms. They want all who are old enough either to follow directions or work under instructions, to learn how to make bread. l‘hey will take your word for it ; and when you have succeeded to your own satisfaction by using their Hop Yeast, and write to them to say so, enclosing a. wrapper of a five cent pack- age of THE BREADMAKERS’ YEAST, they will send you by return alovely gift. This 0561‘ is open to any young lady, girl, single or married woman, matron or housekeeper who has never before made a loaf (f bread. Any person having domestic charge of a. house- hold who is not now baking for the family, and who will commence by using their yeast, and who sends to them the wrapper of a package and writes to them so to state, will receive a still better class of gift than that above offered. Better yet ; any one at pre- sent making their own bread, using their own or other yeast, but who will buy a. five cent package of the Iireadmakers’ Yeast from any grocer or Storekeeper, and, after using, will write to say that Our Yeast is Superior, we shall bel eve her also and will astonish that lady by return mail with a lovely gift. Address, the Breadmakers’ Yeast 00., Toronto. Miss C. L. Patterson, the female jeweller of Rock Island, 111., has failed in business owing tothe manifest repugnance of women to patronize ong 0? .their own sex. Miss fiattterson owned a bijon of a. store, but the ladies preferred to go elsewhere and she was obliged tomake an assignment. Never use blue ink in writing to a. red- haired girl. Violet matches her complexion best. Burned At Sea. THE RED RIVER RAILROAD. J 7...- __v_ ~ p. m. on contractor Strcvel by the Canadian Pecific station agent, accompanied by the occupant of the lots. Right-ofâ€"way Agent Young offered the latter money for the pro- perty which was refused. Strevel took no notice of the injunction, but proceeded with the grading, which was completed as before stated. This victory for the Pro- vince in spite of the Dominion Government and Canadian Pacific opposition is hailed with delight. . . .. I‘ . ",2" LA..- A- Among the things the Court will have to determine in the trial of the case is whether the Act of Disallowsnce is complete. and also Whether proclaiming the R. R. V. R Crown property, under the Public Works Act, has rendered it injunction-proof. Mr. Norquay is accused by many people here of backing down, and his absence has seriously weaken- ed the position of the Province. Should he back down now he will sink forever into political oblivion. The Free Press editorial in its con zluding remarks will say :â€"“The grade has been completed across the Browning lots in first- ‘class style. Bravo l Let the Government ‘keep looking forward and go on with the work. The people are at its back. Alread Van Horne’s big trick has become so small that it is scarcely visible to the unassisted eye. ’ YOUNG MEN aufienng from the effects of early evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, who find themseives weak, nervoga and _exha.ust_ed -. also MED- Bucluscn’uu wean, ucl vvuu unv- y , W”. W , Dbl-AGED and 01m Man who are broken down from the efl'ects of abuse or over-work, and in advanced life feel the consequences of youthful excess. send for mu! an» M. V. Lubon's Treatise on Diseases of Men. The book will be sent sealed to any address on rec-9i t 0! two 32. stamps. Address M. V. LUBON‘ 47 We ing- ton St. E. Toronto Ont . PATENTS AGENTS and CANVAEAERS wunced,Male or Female, whole or spare time, on salary or commis- sion. 1 Industrial Union of B.N.A., 45 Arcade. Tgronto. NJWZE. {1'4 $55,551; z._ Oil required down. Write for particulars at once. M. J. KENT, London, Ont. Torontfi. Fees fifty dollars per sesfi'on ;,se5iion 1837â€"2 hen'm Oc‘ober 26th. Apply to the Principal, PROFl SMIT I, V. 8., Toronto. HIU VETERiNARV COLLEGE, AGENTS WW in Every Town and Village in Canada, to sell gin- NEW IlllAllTlP‘lILLE’ BUTI‘EKICK'S BOOKS and PATI‘bRNa on hand for Saptemher. SPnd :ic stamp for Fashion shert and 0\ygen Chronicle devoted to llealth,House- hold and Practical Fashions, with price list of Stump- imz l‘atternS, Point and Honiton Braids, Portable, Adjustable Drers and Skirt forum. Crown Pattern llooml, King-11 linst,Toronto. C. STEDMAN FIEROE. 1:. “'M. ARMSTRONG. t ermamloglst. Specialty. Skin diseases, Scrofula and all dis- ease: of the blood. All cancers cured that are cureâ€" ahle, without the use rf the knife. Office hours, from 9 to 12 am. and from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.. Sabbaths ex~ CEPted. 28 Dundafi Street, Tnmntn. ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL BULLEGE will reopen on the lat October. Full courses of lec- tuzes on Agri<u1ture,Live Stock, Dairying,Chcmiatry. Botanyfleterinnry Science, Eta, and a good practical training in English and the elemenPary' mathematics. For circular giving terms of admission. course of gtudy, cost, etc., apply to JAMES MILLS. M. A., L 1 non BABY’S BIRTHDAY? Dairy Salt, FOR BUTTER. ETC. NEW Importationsrvfliggins' Eurelm, Washing- tpn and Ashton Brands. in large or small sacks. Also_l’.lce’s Canadian Salt. Wrijge {93' prices. Why do you u xe those Etpensive American anu Canadian Baking Powders when you can get as good and Wholewme at one halfthe price? Prove it by try- ing the Cook's Gem. Manufmtured by ELLIS 85 KEIGHLEY. - Toronto. ELLIS & KEIGHLEY, â€"6651st Gem BAKING PWER uv "ain't-wt v.. - . All clames of fine wank. Ifixroi'l’dnm'm [has And Heal Farm Send 50: prices. 00:) LNE’AG‘ESITS ‘WANTED IN EVERY ' Countv in Canada. Address, FERIHS & (70.. 87 Church St, Toronto. ANTE 0â€"5 Large pr SALE. improvgd “m clqse to Chatham, J J _,,,__ “14.- iliiifiéi'ifiim 4; SEN, A Beautiful Imported Birthday Card sang to any baby whose mother will. send and»; names of two or more other babies. and than: Also a hwdsome Du; parents‘ addresses mom‘l D 9 Sample Card to the mother lml‘ muohv unbleluformntiou. Wells. Blah-ram: da Con Montreal}. 23 ADELAIOI 31’. Wholesale For Sale â€"Illusnra.ced descriptwe Cat‘r alogug free. R. Chambarlin, Torgfi 000 Al):th ,‘Sâ€"Male and Femaleâ€"â€" fits. o. W. DENNIS, Toronto. Bicycles 1 END AT ONCE FOR LIST 0! Second-Hand Machines, From $15 Upwards. New Catalogue Ready 18% April. A. T. lLNF, MONTREAL. age life rchnntsf'l‘oronto. Gualph. August. 1887 361 ANOTHER NOVELTY: All the rmze iurthe States. by mail 45 cents. Cl ms ClixNADA‘ flasz fl HAMILTUN. ONT. The Leading Business (‘ollczo In who Do- miwon. Over QBOstudcuts 1n umlv. For hundxmne illustrated catalogue wnte IHC vamnnn, Principal. EA. I‘ll: LINE 0|“ STEAMB‘IIII’S. 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DEAR Simâ€"This is to certin that the two Gurney-Harris No. 15 Wood Furnaces, placed by you in our Avondale Presbyterian Church, have given complete satisfaction. We have found it possible to heat our building, from freez- ing point up to 60 deg. in two hours. We have also found them to be very economical in the matter of fuel. We can cheerfully recommend these furnaces to any parties who contemplate heating by Hot Air. Water E Samples our application ThaMutualReserveFund LEFE ASSOCIATION. The lurgeat and meat Prosperous open Assessmant Asmciution in the worm, desires active repremu. tives in every sevtim: of Ummdu. Liberal induce. manta It has lull Gmemmem deposits“ undo! the supervision of lmuranoe Department at Ottaw- Conâ€"eapondence solicited. Adnress, Toronto Silver Plato Go, SlLVER PLATED WARES. ALL Goons GUARANTEED. TORONTO. A wthorizrd Sall‘ng during wmter from Portland ave Thun- dny and Halifax every Saturday so Liverpoo . And In summer (mm Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool. calling: at Londomderry to land mails and passengon | for Smtland and Ireland; also from Baltimoreu-h 3 Halifax a 1d St. John’s, NF: to Liverpool durlm: summer months. The steamem at the am gow lines sail during winter to and (mm Halifax. Portland, Bowen and Philadelphia; anfi' durin Bum- ‘ mer between Glasgow and Montreal weékly; G and Boston weekly. and Glasgow and Phfladelpbh “ENEMY: _u__ -__I.. A. .(ilo'l'glifiondénce solicits TURLNTO INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIIION ART UIIIOII Whm the whole amount. subscribed, less working expenses, will be returned to ticket holders in the form of ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART, the production of the members of the Ontario Society of Artists. Tickets, entitling the holder to one chance in the prize drawing, 250 each. May be obtained from agents throughout the country. at the Art Gallery, Industrial exhibition, and at the tociery's rooms, 14 King street west Toronto. Write tor fuller paniou- MANUFACTURERs M. 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