foundation ofthe institution.He met with a hearty response, and the result was abrilliant gathering of men who had achieved success in the differentwalks of life they had chosen.On that occasion Father Richard publisheda very interesting book of 530 pages, entitled “Histoire du Collége desTrois Rivières,” a work which should be in the hands of all those whotake an interest in the dissemination of good books.In common with theclergy of the diocese of Three Rivers, Rev.Mr. Richard is an ardent anddevout believer in the integrity of the dogmas and fundamentalprinciples of the Roman Catholic church, believing that mankind can andshall be saved only by coming into the church established by JesusChrist himself, i.e., the Catholic, Apostolic and Roman church,represented on earth by his Holiness the Pope, and out of which there isno possible salvation, no possible future state of bliss, either forindividuals or for society.*        *        *        *        *=Tourangeau, Adolphe G.=, Postmaster, Ex-Mayor, and Ex-M.P.for Quebec,was born in Quebec city on the 15th January, 1831.He is the son of thelate Jean G. Tourangeau, J.P., of Quebec, notary public, who for manyyears was elected alderman for Quebec, and grandson of Jean Tourangeau,merchant, who left considerable property, still in the possession of hisdescendants.One of these properties was purchased from the Dumontfamily, and upon it there stood the historical Dumont’s mill at the veryplace where is now the splendid monument erected to the