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2! i i Â¥ 14 was guilty upon that occasion. Aslif he had not time to discuss the |freciâ€" : procity regotiations â€" on week Â¥ays, he ‘ thought ~it not abecorking presenting himself to the meeting :l apostle of temperance, to thrust his drhde ideas on that subject upon an .udco 'hich-nonlynmu'-odxfipn hogting him dowg_because of lhom'cfily day. Certainly, if it could only be slpwn that. Mr. Flint was a specimen bri |I lhoUp]lrum.MhN ."‘) ‘ prejudice, which so many public m l ad so many of tie electors clwiiah , t that branch of the Legislature, woull be Lonably a most respectable gen P but we can conceive of nothing j un worthy of t‘:e position he Â¥pi rothing more likely to satisfy the tiiblic that be is far from being what ho ms himself, than the conduct of wiigh he was guilty upon that occasion. he had not time to discuss the | procity: negotiations â€" on week 3, he ‘ thought ~it not in view were on Sund unwarrantably, . most tacked. The Hon. Bil movement .. in. the â€" directipn of a social revolution so sweeping in its provisions, and so opposed to all gu: conâ€" ventional practices and id-.,- temâ€" perange and prohibitory refo 1 Mr. Ross, the member for Midd k) is a gentleman to whom no such exgeptic can be takem.. No rising memb :' the House of Commons has # more piptaisin future before him than has he, t none has showed more caréfuiness of 14 repuâ€" tation. Entering Parliament with a corâ€" tain amount of eelat, he has suctb ally avoided the most dangerous an~‘ digastrous temptation which besets a new réh tativeâ€"the temptation to speak figquent is e tulilg lowm he shoud & more frequently hearll from will probably add very largely to their numbers. â€" While far from behig Sabbatâ€" Mifl‘hvmmflympm of the term, the large body of lkhe Canaâ€" dian people are remarkable Hor their serupulous regard of the LordԤ Day, and they are ngturally jealous of any infringeâ€" ~ ment uwpon what is a social hlqeu well as a sacred institution of CMfstianity. The city of Ottawa is a model of decorum on the first day of the week, as | he: quiet teatify. In favour of meetings held specialâ€" ly fer charitable objects, and, |the inâ€" ofâ€"‘ them _ properly . speaki} the work of laymen equally with c ': even the strictest observers of theSabbath â€"have made an exception, and thh Sunday Temperance Meeting has ._.n;,,. stitution in our midst. . The " why so much liberality should be exty ded toâ€" | wards this particular cause are |as many | as they are weighty* They n dlbmo enuâ€"| « meration{Rere. But the estinkition in | which the public will hold tiis, as all | other similar services; must be ‘: ty de |; termined by the character and cériduet of | 1 those who take part in them. No cause | -n-un.-a-a_..- f ; more unjustly, in this respect mkn tems f perance.â€" The Lawsons of the porhl _, Parliament, and the Bowells,of fhe Parâ€"| t mtfimuv.b’- .._,. wm_..a xoell M & sufficiently favoured by nath to lead with araakt mssnd a 1 M If, there are those whose rigid regard for the sanctity of the forbids them to countenance any r than strictly religious exercises i that day â€"and that there are such, we! knowâ€"an Monday morning 'flllot:i!bélikely to strengthen them in thein‘lvi but OTTAaWA, THURSDAY, MAR. 18, 1st SMUD iA naimew n LÂ¥ C The Tinjres. Burnett‘s Extracts. | Notice : J. & G. Neelin. | Horses Saved : Nwfiup&lL?_ Bill of Fare : European Din Clothing, &o. : Neelin Bros. Burnett‘s Extracts. . Conts : Deviin‘s. â€" Selling at Cost : x..n-m(:fl Servant Girls"Wanted : N FRESH ALS l At their New Eâ€"tablictment, va te onl ip uki ~tand Freah Fragrant Tea, at worth c<¢. ; Cheoice Selecicd do «e <lc , Extra Choice do de â€" Coc | Â¥inest in the City, ae |:oc.| Bologna Sausages, at ©<q low p+ . Spicod do, & ' ss Solected Hams, «if} w . ~© | Sillson Ohe«â€"~>, . Â¥ * I is | Print ani inb Buiter ,, PR | Pickles a d Sauces in variety . ! Also a vers . holoe stigk of | Wines, Brandies, Ru l“"’ &c. | uw Advertisc#ments Sunday afternoon| s, SYNDAF FPLINT. XX u..'”.;“;.;} the: detiifition â€"in 11 hold this, as all i them. p cause more, â€" or |euiffered respect -."- temâ€" is of the Rpperial Bowon.'of‘ Parâ€" e been emminently d excellegt memâ€" in our dolumns on NAND MR tag lion. Mt, SCOTT said ‘at statuty provides that in n B Pn ie the Dominion debt ; or, in r words, if the Government can get taken ‘ at four per cent they a ;4 i‘t for debenrures bearing nl‘ljej rate of inâ€" oall l +9 hinPias whurs of the bill was to sell or substitute for the old fire per cent. bonds of Dominion, as they matured, bonds bearing only four mm aieantk | Lt 7. OVg~~~ 2H \75 Hon:Mr. LETELLIER moved the second resding of the Public bt Amendâ€" ment Sill. _ He explained thiy the atject nb WWe s KE nc unc l aal ob J ACIInE Hon. Mr. LETELLILER nioved the secâ€" ond reading of the bill to amend the Act respecting banks and banking. He said the bill, which was ashort one, was deâ€" signed to amend the Act 34 Vie., Cap,. 5, and to make an addition ,::“ehnn b‘:(k). It #as proposed to provide | no should, directiy or indirectly, purchase or deal in any share of capital stock t wlen necessary to realise on an;m held by the bank as security for any debt. The next following section was intended to Cringe ch:o 16 of the A t,":flh Viet. He thought bi change liable to some objection, but if the consentâ€" ed to a seeerudh., the could be considered in Committee. authorised the Secretary 0‘ State to canâ€" cel letters patent in cases where an ob vious clerical error had been made. It provided: under the second clause the mode in which‘ discharges may be given under an Order in Council.â€"Motion car The motion was carried, | 2 Dersomys Lerrers .-‘;nn@‘ln:prm Hom. Mr, SCOTT moved the.second realing of this bill. He explained that.it Hon. Mr. PENNY M’?.tbo second n.'dinLol Averill‘s Paing Patent Bill, which he briefly explained. eleventh report Private Bills. | authority by which the Governor General gives his assent to the Acts of Parliament, and it was considered desirable that when the Standing Orders were printed again they should also contain the Ra%d Inâ€" structions of such . portions of the British Notth Ameri¢a Act : lr{elued to the anthority possessed. by His Excellency in mnmn.our legisiation.. He found upon enquiry. that the: Standing: Orders as printed were nearly exhausted. A gle{:.znny new members had g'oenlp- po to the Senate since the tanding Urders were printed, and when the necesâ€" sary reprint of those orders took place it would be desirable to have incufi;ued with them the official documents and the Ra{nl Instructions under which His Exâ€" cellency acted. Moreover, since the B. N, A. Act was printed~ the new Provinces of Maâ€"itoba, British: Columbia and Prince Edward Island had been to the ; Coufidcnhmu:'d on that it was desirable to‘ the Standing \Orders revised so that Iht{h.éwld' see at once on referring to them, the number of Senators which each Province ‘was entitled to, and the terms upon which these hmneu had come into the Confederation. He would therefore move that an Rumble aldress be presented to His Excellenc % the Governor General, prayi 11{- Excellency will cause to‘ id before i nomnmite eptenies which accompanied the same. ‘ After some further remarks the motion was adopted. . $ _Hon. Mr. MILEER presented * the cent., in order that all should carry same rate of Mâ€"I?lmly, four cent. C on. Mye KAULBACH saidâ€"I underâ€" d the object of this bill is to decrease interest paid and rll!.tb’ eapital of I\ _ J d T I pogninnais oo us " _ Hon. Mr. LETELLIER repliedâ€"It is not the intention of the Government this session to make any such change, but the subject is under its consideration, and the Minister of Justice ifitends to bring in a general measure this session to arrange this matter. Hon,. Mr. BOTSFORD, on rising to move the adâ€"iress of which he had given nom said that the Standing Orders contai the instructions comnected with the SALARIES OF THE JUDGES OP THE SUPERIOR Hon. Mr. MILLER, on rising to put! question on the paper ‘in his mm.,& be desired to ascertain whether the Govâ€" ermment had any.intention of removing the inequality which now exist m- s existed since Confederation, in regard ‘to the p.yx_nox‘xt‘p_{tbe.lud‘gelghho Supetior Superior Courts of the Maritime Provinces with those of the larger Provinces of the Dominion." ns C k Pmawiâ€"~~~~ wa~ / ENO E8WRoi®. Ne Touked upon the in lity in the present case as an iqfim which should noc&xom. and ot;ex‘&: laced a stigmas on bench of the iâ€" fimo Provinces that ought to be removed. He concluded by askingâ€"* Whether it is the intention of the Government to introâ€" duce a measure durin&”&is session to equalize the salaries of the Judges of the The House met at three o‘clock. | _ sion 0 Parliament of Canada. W possessed of sound common sense.© When his political friends and patrons bad the power to pass a . probibitory liquor law, Third Partiamentâ€"â€"Second ‘Session~" THE PUBLIC DEBT, THE BANKING A0T PALNT . BATENT® BILL. SENATE Standing Orders and Moxpay, March 15 present the Hon. Mr. DICKEYâ€"Is it intended that the stock shall beâ€"converted from five poroon&intofour’po.ro.ng,m"“m' spective in its operations ? q i ie Mnpp nc ts ks misht be ohjectionable as regards..redueâ€" m ® + ® i &mwmw The House went into Conimittée of the Whole on ‘the Public Dobi.(mdn-n Bili, Hon. Mr. McLelan in the chair. In answer to Hon. Mr. WILMOT, ® Hon. Mr. $COTT a.zunum the bill was mearnt to provi hm the old liabilities with stock at a lower rate of interest. â€" O es 94 to. The bill was reported a and read a. third.â€"time. :\ ..},; ‘ THE PUBLIC DRBT On motion of the Hon. Mr, LETELLIER, the House weht into Commnittce of the Whole on the bi-l'l'dtoi amend © the Act res i hh “‘n Thon. n':.mwrf:z :g{;d to pro‘ pose an addition to with regard to the : monthly M!h’n;u!bby the banks. The general impression was that the directors were in the habit, y during : times of . strin, ency, of ; =l“¢ themselyes libenlly‘nm order, to reâ€" move ‘that impnnl;:n. not well founded in many instances, proposed that, in the monthly returns fi‘ui&“m directors should bepubfi.?gd_ He . movâ€" odu?oflm-: That the orm. of required be hercby furm.;.m:zg'fl; adding thereto, immediately ‘the item numbered 18, under the heading !* Assets;" as foltows : «mgcr Direc: ‘Ol'lrâ€"’l‘b‘-%nw the direct M M s .I.Ic d l “h directors, and of the terms d,m' intor::t.nk ';l‘ho . amendment was agreed ta s withs EocA ds e e CEC in the chair. Afia(-l ;&Er'".'...&.:',fi committee rose, an roErud‘ with several amendmen These were concurred in,.and the bill was read a third the The House then went into itteo of the Whole on the Defective {::un Patent Remedy ‘Billâ€"Hon. Mr. Belletose The ITouse met at three o'aku:t Hon. Mr. HAMILTON, from the Select Railways, reported, wi in amendâ€" monts, the Marine "'"’1'-‘.,.,,.,,,, Hon. Mr. SCOTT moved that the bill be referred ‘to Committee of the Whole House toâ€"morrow. â€" Carried. ava Hon. Mr. SCOTT laid on the table:"reâ€" turns to several addresses for information moved for some days ago." â€" ~*~ â€" Hon. Mr. SCOTT asked leave to intro: duce a bill for the more speedy trial ‘in certain . cases . of persons charged with felonies uind misdemeanours in the Proâ€" vinces.of Ontario, Quebec and ‘Manitoba. Bill wasâ€"read a first time. . Hon. Mr. LETELLILER DE ST. SUST i1 the reason of the dileronoe:{ : â€" standard | "“'“, + ; other Provinces was m' in | the price of coal. : In Ontario coals be thad only after a Jong transporâ€" , and on that account the city cor eft at liberty to obtain:gas giv a : less : illiant lig:'thn might be > required in m:chn inces, where coal was much accessible und cheaper. _ The provisions of this bill, however did not m'&rl‘ere with any â€"agreement made beâ€" tween the gas company of Halifax and the corporation of that city. _ Hon. Mr. FERRIER, remarked that if the bill did not fix the price of gas per thousand feet, this matter might be reguâ€" lated by the .corporation of any city. If standard remained in one place the t of 12 candles, in another the light of 14, and in m&eb:l&:lwm the price of the cou according to. infiuafi;m the various cities. Hon. Mr. DICKEY"was rather mqw‘:g to find that the Secretary "Of State "ha made no remarks whatever;in his remmarks ou the second reading of the bill, to the quality and nature of the ‘gas to be #up: plied, which was really the mfil?fig tant part of the amendment to this Act. The mention of it by his ‘hon. friend from Nove Scotin suggested the ides that this legislation, after. all; was on loeal matter, . altho it was l‘nmifi; mom.ton:\.k ex':in’ Dominion Act. But he would take portunity of taising hi.voioonfinflln‘.rqhhdnfiam ter purely ‘. _ As to the amendment of which his‘hon. â€" friend had just given notice, he thought it would ‘be ‘in the interest of the m\boflhhflx.' lton. Mr. OD asked â€" if the carrying out of this Act was contingent â€" upon an :xotwnbenglppomud. He believed ing had yet been done towards apâ€" inting an inspector. t pall{lon. Mr, I"LPECR[ER remarked that if The House Lhon_'%ed. | . Hon. Mr. SCOTT explained that this bill was to amend the Act of 181-3. w ?E.l!u:.',numuutpm& that the test.lng place shall be at least 500 {ndn from the gasometer. . In the Act of 1873 the test might bé made on ‘the premises of the company, and the Inspector making his thotm not that absoluté control over the matter whibc;h he mpum“",&cmm the might be mani company‘ gr‘ the occasion. in En:L:d the test house was at least 1,000 ‘yards from the premises. y | The bill was then read a secorid time. Hon. Mr. MLLLER gave notice that he intended to move an amendment to the 28th clause to the effect© that in‘ Nova Scotis the standard quality of the gas be raised from the powerof 12 candles to that of 18 sperm candl He: stated thuthenmlethhw at the reâ€" quest of some Lower.Province members in the House of Commons, ~and that it was the desire of the city corporition of Haliâ€" fax to have this amendment mode to the . bill. ‘The reason given for the reduction of the standard from 14 to 15 in Ontar , was the expense and diffic p”m ing coal, and for the @?B,m-on s desired in Nova Sootia have the stanâ€" dard elevated . uid ie l NAW 130 Tt fee (n the order for the second readin, '%of the bill to amend the Act relating to Inspection, _ _ _ a change from one financial agent to another. Both these firms stood very high in London, and it was. a special agreement that they should continue to act mh for this Governmenit, unless we do better, and up to the present m%mbo t had mot been able to e tter agroement. 'l'hnfi war than nomiE a memnuuÂ¥ atous friend that the subject was one ‘for grave consideration, Some years ago an: agree ment was made with Glyn, Mills & Co., and Baring Brothers, that they should get a certain per cent, and it had not beon in the power of Government . to :make any change. His hon. friend must know that it was rather too serioud a‘matter to make ~ THfon. Mr. ALEXANDER referred to a renjark made in this House last session, that the Dominion Governmeat were in the|habit of K:fving our financial %genu largér commissions than l:‘dpgid y the Gowgernment of the Uni States. A statement from Wuhinfgwu reached some genftleman here that a fow monlh..?a loag was effected on the London market at a smaller brokerage than we had been in the habit of paying our financial agents. He thought he was correct in stating that the t of commission I"mrldtoone of our|financial agents in on during the year was $28,000. Of course he the md;hnoo of our having such an eminent to tr.nsact our business as Raring Brothers, .butbodidmmv:a we should pay twice m as United States to get our:t:d‘floued. stotk in the world, the English consols, were generally from seven to ten per cent DolpW! PME. _ . | ... aifsmctomntartsens \HMon. Mr. SCOTT said the experience of finTnciuguwunupefioouhuwa:: rid) of a bond by ting it was & u\thfocm way, certain mp never invest in, bonds above The bill was then read a secoud time. BANK®, wAS INSPECTION, Tursoay, March 16 as â€" amended, THE TIMES: OTTAWA, THURSDAY, MARCH 18 )373 The largest Hon, Mr. VAIL said that the asking the vote wWas to acknov services of the véterans who h incthe war of 18123 4 and 5° an into Mr. SCHULTZ, to â€" whose Holton had referred, asked draw it. 3 AFCCon was reached, if the member was not ready to go on with it, that it should be dropped, and the hon. go :tleman be required to give notice de novo, As an inâ€" stance of the difficulty of the t :fi':um ho would mention the m:t motion of the hon.. member for Bothâ€" ‘well, with respect to the Senate, had been allowed to stand from time . to and in â€" consequence of the day not 1 known when it woald be discussed, a many members were absent If this House was to be thing more than a body to M&h.y r v?dz-b upon Government measures, would have to take cognizâ€" ance of the ruile which existed hetre as well as in England, and adhere to it string ently. House could ngt. know whether the ;E tion was to be rought up or not ; and thought it was absolutely neoL-q, if any | business . was to be done, that the r should bc:k.pz clear, and that the m should risidly reoauira thak wha.. _~ Bir JOHN MACDONALD said if this system had been enforced at the comâ€" nt of ‘the & it‘ would \lnr been well, but ?c several sessions such motions hal been allowed to stand if the hon. members intSrested deâ€" sired it. â€"If the rule could be lth:fi:ll’ enforced, it should be so onlot@d reâ€" gard to motions and not questions, He mquiteinnooordwi?ix:hehon.mmbu for Criateauguay as to genéral princiâ€" ple of allcwing motions to remain on the per. Under the present system the Eomm could not know whathanlar s 2o Hon. Mr. HOLTON called attention to the fact that "the fintu:;uution »on::: paper was not put, al ough the member ‘who should have asked it was present. ‘The rule ought to be lfl enforced that such motions be moved reached, or dropped. . - J virkLeen 94 . uen secure the least expenditure, we do not feel that wo ought to exercise absolute control in the selection. QUEBEC GRAYVING DoOK. 8 Mr. FRECHETTE u::ed where Governâ€" ment intend locating the roposed graving dockforux.porson\ugeo. & Hon, ~Mr. MACKENZIEâ€"The Governâ€" ment are not to build the dotk, and thereâ€" 13:0: not themselves fix upon the site, g, «s the bill before the House will show, as the Government are to gua rantec the interest on a certain expendi~ ture, they will exercise some control in the location of the dock. While the Goyernment will be bound to see that it is located in such a place as will in all probability n‘:eot the public interest, and mtams hk t g e s oe ns a wirhout . intlie a very heavy tax on Slamtntittiia® omm reni e oi into the ‘public treasury at all. Under the circumstances, therer&q?, the Governâ€" ment could not see their way to reâ€"impose this duty. hi > neous, but that is ‘the information given to me. With respect to the ‘“.:.l.l quesâ€" tion, 1 may just point out that, I do diot at "all dhsire to say " Uhat. thete gentleman may not Ne;rodzohrd- ship, there is no doubt that you cannot reimpose this duty of ten per. . cent. without inflicting a very heavy tax on Hon, Mr, CAE’E\’;’E[BH%R& re apect to this question, which is one of some ‘interest to a _ considerable number . of _ partiés, the _ House wtxu“gd allow him to make a few statements in explanation. I desire to say, in ~the first place, that there have been a very considgrable number of petiâ€" d'lh:u against the J;wfion of dé: Y to ernment, C oi gentlemen & w nterâ€" est who have urged its reâ€"imposition ; but, on: the gt.h‘er sig:,- f0,.hero have b’ou‘. iderable number o houses, some Ei:h omflemble mote, dm?:: a + pose earnestly relmfimdtiogt‘ t.hhv;zhcuhr duty. I desire to say, with regard tothiadla: as far as L'nquyrmod, it: was never posed by the bm(pd States except where they repeded":‘lll. duties on tea. . _] they i D dubicx 10 «t !E:E amgul:lx:thexlbofl&ul they' ri duty. I hope that the! statemont is erro The Speaker took the chair at 3. Iron."%(r. MACKENZIE said m beenâ€"customary for the House to for a portion of St. Patrick‘s Day. He beordingly movyed that the House adjourn :fuix. So far as he ‘was concerned there 'vua no obiec&ion. ‘Et.xo House had: ‘late every night to present time there \ufl‘fi nlonm :‘d.t.h:d’wh.: Journment toâ€"day. He mov th> House rises at six o‘clock it stand adjourned till toâ€"morrow at three o‘clock, THE DUTY ON TRA. :; Mr. DONOHUE asked whother i intention of the Gournfmont to in discriminating duty of ten per 0 teh coming from the United States. «HMon. Mr. PENNY thoug:tlthis Act was the same as thefs:lilnga’_ k Act. After some further conversation , the bill was mtm‘d thout amendment, and read a third ti Heveral bills were ived from the Commons, which were|read a first time, The House then dj@urned. h geantaul age=~l to Arv "peâ€" eout It would be an equivalent to five per cent interest on :ll:o amount represented by the five per cent debenture. & grantaul an MHon,. Mr. SCOTT said the conversion of the stock into four per cent would be at a reduced rate, making the amount #e«4ly â€" Mon. Mr. DICKEY confessed upon reading this bill there was only one interâ€" pretation to be put upon it, and that was the reason he asked it it was prospective. According to the English of this bill in future any new stock created must necessarily be four per cent stock. In other words it says ex reux"flmt wherever in the Act the worgs t per cent Dominion Stock ‘" occur, the words @©Four per cent‘‘ shall be understood hereanexi.d l'fl:erl-erore he did fx;ot see how they could legally create any five cent stock after ufi:.l f pSt for them.. But what 1 particularly refer to now is, that it is for the interest of the people of our country, to induce them to put their money by in the form of a loan w,cn Government.. . Under the present law they can convert their savings bank money into a Dominion debenture at five per cent. â€" < > . * Hon. Mr. SCOTT said it was just sible the bill might apply in that tflmm The object of the bill was to have the loans withdrawn on their:maturing. For ins stance there were some five orsix milâ€" lions maturing this year. By this bill, our securities,as they became due, would o&\l,y be renewed at four per cont instead of five per cent, as had been the practice. _ Hon. ‘Mr. WILMOTâ€"They can issue their bonds at four per cent and take par ® 4y __ o To es stt i L C Hon. Mr. BOTSFORD said it seemed to him from rea;ding the bill, that it only apâ€" plied to a loan that the flommlou Governâ€" ment might effect, or in renewing debts which had become mature. â€" He did not think it would apply to the Savings Bank Department, posits in Government savings banks. The people should be induced to save their money and to loan it to the Goyernment at five per cent., because he did not think that five per cent. was an unrfionabk rate. It was much better to â€" borrow money from our own people than to go abroad for it. He thought it better that the.Government should issue no more five per cent. stock. | J MM'"_) «â€"Abcmamme THR YETERANs or 18]2 THE ORDER OF MOTIONS. MoOUSE or whose question Mr, ; asked leave to withâ€" 0 had served ; and it would OM MONE. her the m not; and he neceasary, if ten per cent. on March 17th. unpose & any « After ltaking two bottias of f.*ag::':..”.. hok Podadnapeninal tar the benefit â€"of t ose who ‘..“ngdg HRRKERLEY, .:= 1 feel it duty 1 owe [hy‘> '&".:.?.‘:“&7‘.’::.“;...4.: in iregatan oo e aniy aaer m Bell, Mtr:l:ll'fly. for the al Pu.gnm:clnd un:ncmnh. lm which I umo; uu-nu:l} Rimaly Pevery 1e odus "p o6 hq Arrieg ie in OTTaWaA ‘An. ‘«COltw bounty i ts O A Pormanent at $15 ALocal "'T.M‘Hw U Np{ tion:Solicitore > . Th .!:> Wanted :for the ...*; . â€".<; U. S CEnTEndIdCa Extieimion, 178. cmmumnhflumm&{m.‘. of Sparks and Eigin .s will be atiended to, treeks, ) prom pily Adil?: #8 ‘for BRICK WORKs, will DOw purchase Ashflald‘s Brick “m Tt enc uit Erprripy es : s h ings th rein, via: one three RAbd halt Stor: brick building ilwt"lleond) as "“5 ‘tory Rhouen and .&mf{g‘: 2‘&-.1 ced S en anda se hane Water Works, Main Bower, and Street Cars. . * Wohmzm:xgwmu““‘b i~ doubt purchaser would double his mo 9:’ years. For furthor nartianiews a y There are Numerous .-“-" i thhe wl NONE Feb. #7th 1875 1 SPARKS Oot. 12, 1874 Centennial Journal R Q B. . CAPITAL &« MX ']I:LIOIW Available Funds to meet Claims anmse Bs _ MYRTLE NAYVy, ROrAr caraorar INSURLNC insurance Co. i i riiigiatths fag AMan.BI{.m.:u:r ‘ HAY & OATs Citizeng‘InsurantéiCh %. C-Al. DESJARDINS, R C. W. MacCUAIG, dan.9, 75. _ A900% Ottawaand Victalty, DMOAVQ‘.WIA-';, T * ®i% %‘ This Com Agenoy i mfifidmmfiw lmm nongif gropmtd t ronice s ipiietubae Rieine General Agency for the Otinea Nintrind nu° antive «ttorbiqnu m%nm L the t)lgw competent nn" J make the »usinees a speciality ar P.Cl IX . ding, Wine Bunee. |.___ â€"=\~[.~ â€"~~~ D-::n-rmgh Benson, Almonds, Raisins. Tea and Coffee, . * Breakfast on Sundays at 10. . Dinmer at§ p m. _ DINNER, 3%6; LUNOH, lh..’ e Roastâ€"Beof. Mutton and Cranberry Sance} 'W-PM Turnips, Tomatoss. Pudding and Pastry â€"Hago & Apple Pudâ€" hm:m Kidnoys,~ Irish Stew, Boof no ho Miilos / and4/ Ohbeé ‘ Bave,| Bothed FIRE AND MARINE.; Boupâ€"Vegetable Ottawa, Jan. 28. Addréss with references CaAPITAL, Dining Rooms, tmde Mos. J. W. Aav'95§§1 Pl‘fl.l_' letor. _ 1e Steatioguto Boarde J by the Month. irs. For further particuars apply to JANMES As Crockery ‘_Aqld-;;.v% NEW EDINBURCH Miscell#nesous. " cAs UP4 $r6 £$8,000.00 t DaVib) Manages FOR. SALE. General Agent UNLESIS BTAMPED HARTFORD, CONKN., IEnsurarnce. cauTionNn. AGENTS WANYCO . & B. t womeit . 34 "** Te0rences and experience, if BIMPSON & BETHUNE, | Duke BILL OF FARE, TUESDAY, Mamon. 14 , AENUINE , Hexay Aug. a week, â€" Frou ity and givs it their L KB ) and Laken i On? of C B gfi OTTAWA Sikt 4, Tht.0ip com: lightcon "Voihnfes Leit :on us‘. AEREY vv-l“xl.‘!. mod%’&'flm" winrnrettofo liprpete i Miihinet fox L A4Mertt Cal ondt! ts of no sma and Onrone ts 009 1sS gapers on exis i n mold the conttry,â€"Pultsburg .Comm, 7Â¥ 6 t ‘a‘ )" 'i"" > t e m aagnm Vgg n;fiw».,mn.y.' ~ §410inciudes, propatment off; «. Sat pand "s0c buelded yiews.on poir< Aud 1 PC OSE t e ol h The Weekly is the ablest c iioattaled * Chiomcal rubteaag io i Soteeie ite pel w n.: m are Bud fReBls ind tia exname sn adus n 2t * A Comuicts 1 . . * W fus TOVU8 1 Gaxl 6 i or aetan® f Esn w 4 -m\.' Jano«ry,, 1875, $ id a 12w P Puing ob w a 2 2 ues P it CRVCCH CUORUCBEâ€" Souner oft nvfipwggm Gowaer, in the ‘outity of ‘Province of Ontario, ;-;g'"w‘ GAs t Ak :+ *E ~ A pril, in ear oL our Lord l&z'n:irl“:‘{onror twelve o{nt ‘Countt or Canrus . on ; 118 OP H‘Wl Court of Common Pleas ut ) aud: to â€"me directed n : deur.m, ,l‘xl the landr & trmmh of W Hham The suit of * es, I bave‘seiznd we intpreemenanenrems ht ths coate riebt . redem & ::d-nm- w‘ the northâ€"west "half of i0%.nhm ber thirtyâ€"three .i the second concésâ€" sion, in<the Townshipof North Gower, in the Pamngw ar rucasd _R PRRT d Premi k old scom problents.â€"EonuiBviile Courter (*** **@rand Capient e mide: 1895 one $10,000.00 â€"IN .GoLp In Valuable Gite; To be dirtributed in L. D. SINES 46th &1 the rate of $525 per,â€"vol;freight at ex, ‘y‘qpv mds to o OMA HWWerieid $10.0,0 0 0. 0 01 Tier Majesty‘s Court | Gift Enterprises, GIFT ENTERPRISE ino 1 4 1OEHO L _ NALHONELUTT W HATS !~HATS ! HATS ! SIGNOFETHERED.HAT, C199 14â€" EXATGUGE . oi t HATS, H,~KHODGE S , «/) 56 SPARKSST, ..'fl‘ ~' 1 March 12,2875, usn oHiX i u» a Caa J a » LATEST NOVELTY Peb. 27, 1178 HARPER‘3) WEEKLY. An early call solicite L ; No. 83, RIDEAU STREET, %0â€" Tw ENGLISH, RUBBER, COA TS. $796 Fi/teon Cases alienres s onl iqpanditte Limait: WM. F.â€"~POwW Sherif, By Jorn Mmm!.%.sum ‘AnMavnstratso F O R 18 7 5. U 4&â€"§ Tâ€"Eâ€"R:« nEqervED ALL 19946 WATERPROOF All New Styles & e mmaay s Just Received â€"INâ€" JAMES PEACOCK, forcecâ€"N .Â¥, kz NéW Y ork 6ta $10 ; Tweive the United é “Lm â€"wi'"do- ;‘Iglpthulw DEVLIN‘S. HATS, Semiâ€" 2 o CECNEcDUY invite m [ cour pvor n h ty 44â€" and G0od Vslueivs we are soling at s Amall Otlawa, January 4, 12986 te Jacques & Hay,} Toronto, 66, &¢.; io Whibti E‘E‘.L?@."E!_‘&V_E;fi-fln& Adremes Desire to iniorm their friends and the public that th now m‘fl' d:q-J' A 'M' ments ::’t Elcl.rnltnn of m"m from CARPET â€"AND _ FURMNITURE * w0uSE, SHOOLBRED : & . CO° t cook us amapiied apeienrtites should be g“",.:u',"-:‘ b‘fh" ;{he safest anode. of trans mitting 1 Post Offices in the oofi -O&euflu"::n.ub' mPg remitted in Registc: â€" ..| â€" soug, * e iy ooo _ realh L2 o mber, witl be this GDALLY durcsa fourcents a m vinve, unummn-o-m { RALD, in a boid AÂ¥ Large 8 t s SCCe ds Cable, Shond es s e y oâ€" ews Afiinetons Eobilet) Belipuedmetrion ns m(‘n‘ promin ,‘g".""‘. day, a review of the Cattle and Dry Goods Mare Eis Futt al ul Ponnenm dGereams es;lr:‘naolm '::. Lo ks uum«uunuu-'tolenw-m Ks Euul‘::imnrm’ 'wél’h.?n:hu be B8 i swWindler, n“r;‘:‘mw&m:mm o in arly l inLPOriant news by telegraph the world up to ns nowrror poifoe a dâ€"lvllw| S td 3 C 27 pors -mfiuu’:;,;...‘.‘.' he mank s qNC sc 22 2TET PEvOR, v w the cheapest pubnsation 11000 Soett HeRaL® will be mitihe i9R 9 FOOS) MpRCY Sont by maiad. 'fi km*;m , Postage five aants °S LW ArtrENens sres es bzis e 40 is a l ? Awl-‘w":}"na;'um to nninen of se , An extra 'mhonnuofl‘ai;hbq.,‘ ioi en oo en oc pad Une extra copy will be sent twenty . Additions to ciubs recelved at club rates, â€"_~ - SR CCC PRTCDY hree Copies.....,, Three Cop Ten Copies ......., Kive Copies....... ... THE WEEKLY HERALD puttiinkd TPBE NEEKLY HERALD 1# publisned every TTA WA Th Pm. JAMES After thirtyâ€"five years it is m'nnd it -».-..-_-...._.._i == IwA "" RRY DA aat old _ â€"oarFeee DAYIS & HON, Sole And Retail of re n ntad . mtud Ham eawamey . .0 Silermen 148 NEW BONDâ€"ST., LONDOK As atiested from Medica! men h.-nmzh' their speciai « 'f.." zes of Consum "'me appetite, strength and weight are increased CONSUMPTION, "fi"&" AND Pancreatic Emulsion ahid peit Cniit wer on faran m . i mmels Violet Rose. Leat q land otnét vgg‘ of Walee bs * y H“ gud 28. Coraniit® London»,J% dagont Strent ditonans Piowers o« . Watet). distied 1k Bs ce ces ‘!Eflmw ‘m pertumed: with Rimme!‘s N 1eeks] ouce, Em ahone Paris and 70 Hings moss, Buapiost Toz»1} 0%, and 2 on botdles, .‘ *" GKLATINEâ€"The .purest . preparation â€"is~Monâ€" uit i prelted and shipped. .. Orders made Ihomas monson & sqw, 81, 88 4 124 Southampton Row, Rvéé?fk EQ_qm_wnf»fiu v n the World, w iso Vfifi :oonnm # s e on Calen an sns aeposs ‘‘11 â€" desvatob ;I'-i;â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" is hnb # gestric juice. Bold in Powder, cHtorpovs® _ "Jnly that it fompogition t af-'f;,vx:- ‘ beng unequal in sureogtls Mosaty‘ « Box have prepared this.. Bold it PEPSLINEâ€"â€"The popular and savoRY" & MooKt Are.. sold by Chemists and throughout the world. Montrealâ€"Ly m j Hamntod h §00°~ Apothecar _ Wm A.viluruu Newbery & 8¢ ulmmm m’s‘*’fi‘flmf'?@_m ow Lominn, Halltar=â€"Avery Brown 4 Morson‘s Effectual ‘wuwâ€"_.lfig--mammuâ€" 1s warranted to oure all from the nary Organe in m.&? é m.::fi.e,-é"‘i,' all é'u-:.:'. Medicine vecuors. (0) IMMEL‘S CHOICE PERFUXES, ..~‘â€"‘Pitronised by al the World, _ Jau, 2, 1875, New York Weekly Herald. *‘ ~GORDON EENNETT, Proprictor, # EROADWAY AND AXÂ¥ svmeese | * Worksâ€"HorXSET Axp HoxEEto®, dnly 1874 NE BOX OF CLABRKES B4 PLLMAA Warpcis, QTICK P A I N«â€"K I L L E R. To nc clinmmamte rouemey fys gzmd a e KA _ Nerton‘s Camozaiie Pills, London es ‘*no! from a Letter Dated 15th May, 1872 from an 1 rainateey Wine s -1-"25.'::%1 that your Pills are an zi for Mm‘ & Piotit ercck years old. ‘Ren gentlemen. Yor &t five cents Pancreatino. HE FOLLOwiNg e of ali deseriptic K. Hay & €0â€", of pubtication. ***** * Cobe the Waerkcy D9 ielebrigh hok Religions,, hig 00. > /T a 78 Nassauâ€"st., New York IN DIGERs. ID\ © 0( “lo.n in prtmrant s h d w us d Ads CC m ,Alkl---! EkoxrrTo® i1 PoBTAGE â€"L o fiu froth 8 &.m.. #: ol ctey Order and Savings Sauk busit Post Ofnes, expone Snie e t t Via New York, 8liso | o alg aie ste stey mssn M e h close every F nany # tary for ’ yaike nds it aeCaneae old \ FamMPe © + / e o te. Q ‘ ,“‘-“ t “ s fim&, :e" > m 4 C a DFF1OE s1vixgs BaANE â€" pou- I&o received at this offich. mt mceu:’-rpccu. ® a sposits can be . w r «ho Tpor ts bemane Web in sap Ponienig PRUNEAU, Joar., in Sift daily wear and tear mp o At+3~2r: men. Old Sirver, Tashiops, 1533 1 erlld on Promast by MY "Bhe encloase Fose es . Wlid 02030 PP aetfemr ue ME WA." WINTER \aBREamors BW All Mails â€"are "oe ons nmen +o BOFERe are mpesuly Eneand y their orders y metorn fewe mâ€"uafi M~ker to the Ohronogr Aand all other Races !. Watchmaker ul?}mfi *_Foumithompsrnat "**mmvantiioe â€"â€" Fing Jeweller, Practica} 1 Miy* 38â€"SPARK® ATR Just recé!ved, & mMiguifcent as se n is‘ ":'.‘?;u worey uts o garksho MANUFACTU "INq J E W °E L L Jane 2, 1874 HANGER, & Parnters. W. BEXSOX, igAgkErgs Aigfffidf BRL(18H MAILG ofâ€"the must Gar ible and City House~â€"5 RDERB _ .4 4, Great " briumin aad [ iNgs Bank. | mn:““ .:’ unpaid, 2 ac0ite pBiep and Jowalpy )4 preservec For tal reaiedy " do , hey "A denetones is, Pain in the‘ é will €Bfect‘a care when a trized. TT ‘ad cannot fls It Poditively clifes Catan Croup, .Filty cents awworth MYW s ‘Ow er -fi-_.:..‘iin: dite weoight . W ingate Coemical Comyt and retail by all Thei %, liquore and iy cured by Mathioa‘s Pu. E‘.,__L.-"- Bold wholesal Montreal 10romio, . Un boid by all n F1142 Mon fl-r do for : of with E:Fd Tor Fowle‘s 6 “h Tb: Fiise Movmsrr.â€"For ‘p disease to become seated uy e amanne C o ie hm own horses handâ€"it n vour horse‘ is on cach packnge. . Nopu on w iniantoke . . mokses Savep.â€"The iY of horses have been save i The Si finer ligh Por sale by all dmuggints bo wod feepthon on Some household 1 h’namum.d on Albert street, close to lege. See advertisement rgriw:, 3/ street, by Mr. Berming tisement. .. _ _ Hte J on fll‘m.hw its falling out, and “bknfi fibres, at the same smooth., silky, and a W. J. : of N uuâ€"d::fi-fi stock of gents‘ furnish and hate, all of the t io ie a Street. ; package, which shou} )fllnes to let in the YÂ¥ Arrives in Ogdens burg from Boston. CEXTRAL YERNO Lenves . Ogdensiburg â€" Leaves » Arrives in Now York 10 Leaves New York.... 6 Arrives in Leaves * " + east RnoNE, WATERTOW Leaves ~CANADA im. :.ou Loaves..... 1045 am, KAvrives.... 7.35 a m Tus Hoxax Ham.â€"1 sor 4 "Lyiea T ya@r ouner soot. 1 MOSKEs PEKALE Mathioenu, 198 No oi Dappers GRANXPD TEUX ber lamp: burns west. y BUBRG RA 1eller meodi¢it Rid th