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 FORENOON.— Lansdowne, Montreal, Park and Tuque Bleue Toboggan Slides opened to all. Inaugural 
 of Lumbermen's Camp on Phillips Square and Hunters’ Camp on Victoria Square. Inaugural of 
 Ma^e, Place d'Armes. 
 
 AFTERNOON.-Opening of Grand Carnival Toboggan Slide. Jacques-Cartier Square, extending from 
 Nelson’s Monument half-a-mile across the River St. Lawrence. Band at Victoria Skating Rink 
 and 5 o’clock Tea. 
 
 EVENING. Inaugural of Ice Castle, Electric Illumination and Grand Pyrotechnic Display. Crystal 
 Rink, Fancy Dress Carnival. Band at Victoria Skating Rink and Hockey Match. All Toboggan 
 Slides Illuminated and Open. 
 
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 FORENOON.—All Toboggan Slides open to visitors. 
 
 AFTERNOON.—Commencement Grand Carnival Races, Point St. Charles Race Course. 
 
 EVENING.—All Toboggan Slides illuminated and open to visitors. Victoria Skating Rink, Grand 
 Fancy Dress Carnival Crystal Rink, Skating Races for i, 3 and 5 mile championship. 
 
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 rapid cure known for COUGHS and COLDS. 
 
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 KORENOON.-AU Toboggan Slides open. Victoria Rink, Championship Fancy Skating Tournament. 
 AFTERNOON.—Carnival Snowshoe Races, Shamrock Lacrosse Grounds, 2 o'clock. Continuation 
 Races, Point St. Charles Race Course. Toboggan Races, Park Slide. Contractors' Club Drive to 
 St. Vincent de Paul. Band at Victoria Rink and 5 o’clock Tea. 
 
 EVENING—Snowshoers' Attack on Ice Castle and Defence. Grand Pyrotechnic Display on Capitu¬ 
 lation. Torchlight Procession of Snowshoers to Mouut Royal Park. Crystal Rink, Dancing 
 Competition on Skates. 
 
 Yes l Mrs. A. I have taken advantage of this Carnival trip to make quite a number of purchases and 
 here is something I want particularly to recommend to you . THE PALMO-MEDICINAL SOAPS the 
 *f™*t £**£. out J/“y are just perfection, here arc the PALMO-TAP, PALMO-SULPHUR and PALMO- 
 CARBOLIL. They are made from pure fresh Palm Oil medically combined as their names indicate they 
 air absolutely pure and of a most healing nature. They leave the Skin soft and smooth in all kinds of 
 weather and are particularly recommended for all Skin diseases. Take my advice don't leave town 
 vntkout a supply. 
 
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 FORENOON.—Drill Hall Rink, Grand Hockey Tournament. Band at Victoria Rink. 
 
 AFTERNOON.— Drill Hall Rink, continuation Grand Hockey Tournament. Point St. Charles Race 
 Course, continuation Races; Carnival Gold Medal competed for. Grand Sleigh Parade, introducing 
 a Team of Esquimaux Dogs and Driver. Masquers will participate. 
 
 EVENING.— Victoria Rink, Grand Fancy Dress Carnival, introducing Novel Electric Effects. Crystal 
 Rink, Skating Races. Drill Hall Rink. Skating Races and Games. 
 
 --—- —~.aute jor Jrrils, a dose or two will set you allrtght, 1 
 
 JZ e * ar ? tion to take to ° and iVs a capital remedy for BILLIOUS DISORDERS or AClb 
 STOMACH, and it is especially adapted for the cure of SICK HE A DA CHE, CONSTIPA TION and all 
 complaints arising from a disordered state of the stomach or bowels. It only cost 25 cts. a bottle. 
 
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 FORENOON.—Band at Victoria Rink. Drill Hall Rink, Grand Hockey Tournament. 
 
 AFTERNOON.—Drill Hall Rink, Grand Hockey Tournament. 
 
 EVENING.—Grand Ball (not Fancy Dress) Windsor Hotel. Victoria Rink, Annual Races and Games. 
 Crystal Rink, Hockey and Polo. Drill Hall Rink, Fancy Dress Carnival. 
 
 , Cousin Amy What Perfume are you using nowf I know you have always something new and sweet 
 in that line, and I want something enticingly delicious for the Carnival Ball to-night. 
 
 . &tre'sjust what you want then , THE LOTUS OF THE NILE is my beau ideal of what a Perfume 
 should be. It is a new bouquet of exquisite richness of odor distilled from natural flowers and is at once the 
 most delightful , delicate rind lasting perfume of the day. 
 
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 FORENOON.—Drill Hall Rink, Grand Hockey Tournament. 
 
 AFTERNOON.—Tandem Club’s Drive, starting from Dominion Square. Montreal Snowshoe Club’s 
 Annual Races, 2.30 o’clock. Band at Victoria Rink and 5 o’clock Tea. Drill Hall Rink, Grand 
 Tournament. 
 
 EVENING. Drill Hall Rink, Grand Hockey Tournament. Annual Dinner and Presentation of 
 Prizes, Montreal Snowshoe Club, Windsor Hotel. Crystal Rink, Fancy Dress Carnival. Grand 
 Pyrotechnic Display, Ice Castle. 
 
 souvenir 
 
 CaruivaVs nearly over! What a jolly time we've had t By the way I mustn't forget to buy that 
 
 . / ^n°wjusl what will please her best; a bottle of 
 
 RICKSECKER’S DENTAROMA! You know how much'her beautiful teeth are admired, 'well site 
 wouldn t use anything for them but RICKSECKER’S DENTAROMA whicfi not only cleans and polishes 
 the Teeth thoroughly and strengthens the Gums, but replaces all unpleasant odors and taste with a delicious 
 aroma, refreshing and stimulating the membranes of themouth 
 RICKSECKER'S DENTAROMA is a liquid Nectar, so> 
 cork, put up in a beautiful box and only costs 75 cts. 
 
 , sold in handsome large bottles with sprinkler 
 
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 NOTES. 
 
 Specially reduced rates prevail on all the railroads leading to Montreal for three weeks from 
 January 31st, giving visitors an opportunity of going to the city for the week before and the week after 
 Carnival. 
 
 Lists of hotels, restaurants, boarding and lodging houses are distributed at railroad offices, and 
 may be had on application at Carnival Office, 89 St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 Special membership tickets, (Gentlemen, $3.00, Ladies, $2.00) good for all Entertainments Carnival 
 W’eek, will be issued to strangers by the Victoria Skating Club. Holders of these tickets are cordially 
 invited to take part in Fancy Dress Festivals—subject to costume regulations of the Board. 
 
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 Samples of any of the articles advertised above given away on application at the Office of the 
 
 DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO*Y, (Limited) 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 FOR SUDDEN CHILLS, FROST BITES. SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. 
 USE PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN-KILLER.