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$7 14 RT i Â¥ i § U id U in seeing which the children were charmed even to enthusiasm â€" Mrs. Howe and Mrs. lmlach sang a duett " Safe in the arms of Jesus." _ Mr. [I’elkle- next addressed the moounfion the destitution in Montreal. W:llie Howe gave a recitaâ€" tion "Contented John," which merits fiut commendation. _ Master James owe next sang "The Water of Life," very sweetly. Mr. N. Link next ad: dressed the meeting in a very humorous manmner, and closed by wishing every sucâ€" cess to the Mission School. Katie Brown gvo a recitation entitied the " Model bhurch," in a clear and distinct manner, The meeting was closed by singing, " Sun. of my Soul."" A vote of thamks was corâ€" diaily tendered to Mr. ;V).{ T;plll:yén very appropriate terms r. Jo s J.rym' ppw‘.‘l;r: % Linlhuoondnd the resolution. . Topley, res addressed the oumg um one to secure a for the Manâ€"| sion on high. â€" Axoras® Lo Resipest Goins.â€"Word was received in the city yesterday of the death of Mr. John George Bell, in Toronto. Mr. Bell will be well remem: bered by the older citizens, as a man who took an active part in connection with the _ growth _ and _ prosperity of Bytown. As early. as 1843 he was identified with the Bytown Packet as manager for the then proprietor, Mr. William _ Harris. After this journal changed its name to the â€"Cifizen, and became the property of the late Mr. Robert B:g. the deceased oonHtinued e'fi superintend its ment. He quitt convection vithmua when it was purchased by Mr. I. B. Taylor. Since that time he started. in connection with Mr. A. S. Woodburn, a firstâ€"class job: printing establishment, but retired fiom this also about a year ago. THs Market. â€" Notwithstanding the stormy weather,there was a fair attendance at the market yesterday. There seems to be more activity in the sales this week as the holidays approach. The price of goultry evinces a steady upward ten: ency. The flour and grain market re mains unchanged, with the exception of oats which have fallen greatly, seliing at 276 and 30¢ a bushel. The meat market is steady. â€" Fore quarters of beef averaged $1.50 a hundred and hind quarters sold from $4.75 to $5.25. Pork brought from $7.50 to $3 per hundred. Potatoes sold at 30c & bushel. Tub butter was in good demand at 18c and 20¢, and fresh butter 250. Eggs were a rarity and the few on the market brough 30c a dozen. Hay sold at $12 and $14 a ton. Wood is very plentiful each day and prices are on the deeline. Good hardwood sold at $4.50 and $4.75 a cord for dry wood and $4 for fn‘nwood. Soft wood sold at all prices rom $2.50 to $3.50 per cord. Tas Exmsraco Miystrsts.â€"The Opera House last night was again well filled upon the second appearance of the above excellent company. Their performance was as good and laughterâ€"provoking as it was on the Cccasion of their opening, the audience being quite as appreciative and‘ lavish in their applause. This afternoon a matinee will be given, to which child ten will be admitted for ten «ents each, adults twentyâ€"fivo cen‘s ; and as most of the schools of the city have promised their patronage, a good house may be looked for. Toâ€"night will be the last zopeannco of the company, and they uld haye a bumper sudience, as they deserve. + Barrist Mission Suxpar SexooLâ€"â€"A very nleasant social was held las: night in the Duke Street School, Chaudiere, in conmection with the Mission Sabbath Sehool of the Baptist Church. Mr. J. G. Howe acted as Chairman, and Mrs. Howe presided at the organ. After the singing of the School, the Pastor, Rev. A. A. Camâ€" eron, told the story of Charley and the clock, greatly to the amusement of the little omes. _ Miss Jessie Howe sung " Baptist Jewels." Master Church gave a recitation, " All for the Best," in capital style. Mr. Topley kindly gave a series of vieWws Caxapa Pacirtc Svavey Starr.â€"The members of the engineering staif of the Canada Pacitic Railway have purchased a full lot 'm{ Beechwood Cpmet.ebzy forr the ur of burying such members of the fufiP::emy die in this city. It is their intention to erect a handsome monument thereon, upon which the names of deâ€" ceased ‘members will be inscribed. Mr. W. P. Scott, who has recently died in New Edinburgb, will be the first to be buried in this sacred spot. Texoeas ror ts Cuacoigrks Batbes. â€" The tenders for the masom y ol tha ; +0â€" posed new Clhaudieis biilgo will be opened and decided at the meetingo: the Council, to be held on Monday night. Immediately the contract is let, the work will bo}woncutod with vigour to provide labour for the working classes. Moss Hoss.â€"The hose to which refer â€" ence was made in the Tiuss the other day. as Xyil;j; in the basement of _ the Court House, has been handed over to the City Fire Brigade by the Countv au thorities. It will be {ound of very grrat service to the city in perfecting the means of extinguishing Gres. THz Roavs axo tus Sxow.â€"The Country roads are badly drifted, and travel out side the city is next to impossible. Neveral farmers reported that they had the utmost difficulty in getting into town, and looked forward to their homeâ€" ward journey with anything but pleasur able feelings . News Aokxcy.â€"Mr. A. C. Burgess has still further extended the limits of his news agency, in obtaining the exclusive right to sell newspapers, periodicals, «&¢., on the Canada Central Railway. Mr. Burgess‘ enterprise is deserving of sucâ€" cess. Grand Trumk Railway. a Leaves Prescott Junction :â€" Going West..............1:35 p.m., 2:03 a.m Going East...............4:45 pm., 4:40 a.m Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railway. Leaves...10:45 a.m., 12:20 pm., 10:45 p.m Arrives......9:10 a.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:00 p m Canada Central Railway. Leaves...................10:50 am., 4:45 p.m ATFIÂ¥VOG.......â€"scs.ss«1sâ€"01: 20 p.Bs., 7:30 p.u Leaves Ogdensburg....7:30 am , 2:45 p m Arrives in New York 10:00 p.m., 7:00 a m Leaves New York....;:00 a.m., 10:00 p.m Artives in Ogdensâ€" burg.............l..l:15 sam, 7:45 p burg.................. :15 s.mp, Ti Central Vermont Rajilway LeaveaOgdensburg for Boston............ 10:40 a m., 6:( Arrives in Ogdensâ€" burg from Boston....7:00 & m., S: l _ Oroax Reqitauâ€"There will be an organ recital given this afternoon at St. Anâ€" drew‘s Church, at 3 o‘clock by Mr. Fisâ€" chet, lusical Director of the Ladies‘ College, assisted by Miss Bartlett. ‘There will be no charge tor admission. Sertorsty Jirâ€"lt is with regret we learn of the serious indisposition of Mr. Robert Mosgrove, an cld and respected c‘ :en of Ottaws. Pouice Court â€"Yesterday was a blank day at the Police Court, there not being a case before His Worlhi(f». Mr. Lett presented him with the traditional pair of white gloves (No.18 ) Every man, woman and child sbould have & pair of Selby Lee‘s Balmoral Nhoe Packs. Deray or Trainsâ€"The begvy suow storm of yesterday had the effect of causing some irregularity in the rurving of trains on the St. Lawrence & Ottawa ilway _ An extra force was put to work m the difficulty surmounted. ZEravellers‘ Cu 8t. Lawrence i Ottawa Eailway Kocal 2ntcllinencr. 10:40 a m., 6:00 p.m m hearted like some who have occupied the | Cloy. The officers, after their tion, ition, and once in the field hpomld were duly installed. “ 2 aght t out to the lust. If clooigd he o D uevel Sm C t SX M O L F4 would do his utmost to advance the genâ€"| TH® BaLMORAL SHOR ra0x.â€"Children eral interests of the city. He had © who wear Seiby Leo‘s Balmorel Shob Padk times been accused of being Mdfum,h“mwwn‘w. _ Mr. Coamow was deputed at this s to wait upon Mr. Bsn:v.'ut his moldon,fie and bring him to the meeting. . | 6 Mr. Cmasies Macss: then moved, seconded by Mr. . Naacus, that a Comâ€" mittee of five men from each ward, with the mer to add to their number, be ap: pointed to obtain signatures to a jrequisiâ€" tion to Mr. C. W. Bangs, roqfiut.mg that gentleman to accept a nomination for the position of Mayor of this city, for the enâ€" suing Yyear _ _ sc t 2 L uts was, as a rule, a good canvasser for others, but a Â¥oor one for himself,, and in the event of him accepting a nomination he would have to rely entirely upon the exâ€" ertions of his supporters.â€" He was acousâ€" ed of being sectional in his ideas while in the Council, but he could scarcely be biamed in this respect, as he was elected particularly to represent a Ward of the city, and he natur:‘li did all he.could for those he represented. ~He was not faintâ€" Mr. R. Nasts would like to keow whether Mr. Bangs would accept of the position or not, as he did not feél ‘dis â€" posed to support him unless he would declare his intentions in this respect. | "sSiz,â€"The undersigned ratepayers, roâ€", cognizing the necessity at the present| crisis in civic affairs, of having in the Mayor‘s chair a gentlemin of ability, who wfl{:ombino progressive ideas with due re gard to economy, and a determinatisn to resist a lavish expenditure of the gity funds quite beyond our means, and be liqving that you possess the requisite qualifications, respectfully request you to allow yourself io be put in nomination for the Mayoralty of 1876 ; and in the event of your doing eo, pledge you our votes and influgnce to secure your election.‘" _ , his family led him a fow weeks ago to this determinsgtion. He was not an aspiring many but if he could bo assured of sucâ€" ‘The following draft for the h-& of the goqri:itiono?ku approved by" the moetâ€" ing :â€" | To Mr. C. W. Bangs : _ Mr. Baxes said that he had fully made up his mind to retire. from municipal afâ€" faire dtofi::her. Th‘:(rmlure of busiâ€" ness and"the repea importunities of After crder had. been res the SeERIPF again spoke strongly ou the resoâ€" lut.on, and trusted it would mert with the approval of the meeting. It ‘was necessary that immediate and decisive action should be taketn, if they desired td succeed. The requigition was signed by nearly ali present ; a few, however, objected, desirâ€" ing some dT:o to delibrnte on so imporâ€" tant a question.» a At the request offi’:‘ Chairman, the Secretary read the requisition asking Mr. Bangs to becoms a candidate for the Mayoralty. oifi 1 05 â€" Mr. O‘Lezary then moved, seconded by Mr. Déxtor, that Mr. C. W. Bangs is & fit and proper person to nominate as Mayor for the city of Otitawa for the ensuiug year. To s * _ t Mr.â€" Arprsw HoccaxDp, as an elector, took exception to the ‘Kropoabd candida ture of Mr. Bangs, on the §mund that he was & jpartner of Mr. T. H Kirby, who heli a lucrative office under the Corporaâ€" tion. He believed he wes ineligible to Mr. Cuzxow here réturned, accompa nied by Mr. Bangs, a their entry was the signal for great »p ts |_ t Mr. Brock, who (throughout seemed to sufter from soM’ sort of disability in 1espect.o{ keeping order, again interposed, contending that the meeting not being a representative ane, was not competent to decide on such a question. | 1 Another sceng of disorder ued at this stage, which bid fair to disorganize the meeting. _ _ _‘ y 2C Mr. A. W. Laxe here moved a resoluâ€" tion, geconded by Mr,. Joserit R. Esxoxp®. that in the opinion of this meeting it was desirable to havs m change in the Mayor alty for the ensuing year. A letter reached the meefint at this junoture from Dr, Sweetland, to the effect ;'lnit he would not offer himselt, as he ad |previously cncour?od the present Mayor to again be a candidate. â€" _ _A Voikâ€"The eeting mnlc.diod to consider the Dunkin Act. Mr. Fxcrow s objected to Mr Brock inâ€" terrupting the proceedings. . A scene bere ensuyd. ~ y Mr. Buock persisted in his demand to ascertain the purport of the meeting. _ Mr. Brock, not seeing the po‘nt of this remark, said if that was the case he had a vote for it. pl * The CuurmaN said it was for the pur pose of selecting a candidate for the ap proaching‘ Mavoraltyselection, * THE MAYORALTY CONTEST,. vwith rines in the Corporation, but this | * he reproached _ and said Jw never in | â€"â€"â€" Iu, his : life received one dallar in this | h: i connection during the whole time he The Caucus at the Union i( ouse sat at the Council. _ He folt ploud,l eâ€"«â€" : gnether he was elected or not, ‘ob:‘)l«"ink'f wro c.w. % 6 at a respectable and influential body 0 n:-:::“:::-n *"* ©"" / men like those present had requested © him to become s candidate for the office of Chief Magistrate of the city. He There was a small â€"yet influential | thanked the electors for the confidence meeting of electors, J)rinoi My belonging 1 reposed in him, and trustel he would to Weliington Ward, helK.in the Union:! never by any act of his, betray the trust | House last night on the questiou of the | (they seemed to repose in him. He was Mayoralty. _ Mr. Henry Meadows was | aware that bis opponent, Mr. Featherston, called to the chair, and Mr. J. H. P. Gibâ€" | was a highly educated tman,and much more so 1 acted as Secretary. [ fitted for: the position than he was, yet if M't.ey the Cheirman had explained the | returned, be felt that at the Council Board object cf the meeting, Shem Powell inâ€" | he misbt prove just a competent in disâ€" augurated the speechifying by referring to | charging the duties devo:ving upon the the great necessity there existed for ia | Chief Magis:rate of so I»rge and important change in the present occupant of the a city, ~(Long and continued applause ) oftice of Mayor. â€" He attributed much of | _ Sherift PowstL here suggested the noâ€" Mr. Brock said itlig was a hola |and cornerâ€" meeting he too had better retire. The Suzrurr suggested bis withdrawal from the meeting. | _ S s p Mr. Bsock resented! and declineii to take the hint requ sting him to leave. _ The Sagarer said If he was not legally resprasible, he felt that he was morally accountable for any exiravagance pracâ€" tised by the Corporation. Mr. PexNock took a different view, but as the meating was keld to be in the nature of a caucus he would express no opinion, nmi accordingly withdrew from the meeting, = viff P »1ell if he held the Wpou sible fot the misdeeds of the CounAM ? _ At this stage there was a general stamâ€" pede of persons friendly ito Mr. Feather ston, Mr. Brock alone remaining. _ â€" After the Chairman had explained the object cf the meeting, ShemtF Powell inâ€" augurated the speechifying by referring to the great necessity there existed for ia change in the present occupant of the oftice of Mayor. He attributed much of the present unsatisfactory condition of civic affairs to the lack of firmness on the part of the Chiet Magistrate, and to the unsastisfactory fiscal policy of the Finance Minister of the Corporation. The latter was in the babit of issuing periodical statements, no two of which agreed in the results set forth much to the injury and disgust o{ the commercial community and general imterests of the city. They wanted a man as Mayor who would curb the reckle«sress of tha corpo ration, and a chairman of the Finance Committee who would practice more a=d preach less economy at the Council table, IIe admitted the great‘tact and ability i Mr. Featherston, but he seemed quite unable to control or obtain the respect of the members of the corporation. (lle had not pluck to exercise a free and indeâ€" pendent judgment, and was a great hunter for popularity, . He had shown great incaâ€" pacity to ruls the meetings of the Coun cil, which were usually of an unseemly character, owing to a lack of selireliauce. He was in favour of selecting a more resoâ€" lute man. Mr. Brock woald like to know who called the meeting ? 1| ; The CuHaimuaN saifl it was a private meeting. { 7 Mr. £. Prxsock would like ‘fihm The CuHairwan said he did not know Mr. Brock wished|to know if the mest ing was a private ond ° | . 1CY q , SaZRdOl CHOTO , DOCrO D.o r’f’h::;;lp: :r::lected); Tr‘uunr:.fi: Living (reâ€"elecied); D. of :C., N. Boyd; (l:.h'l‘., it gu% } Oomnlnl'nio _ lleul:;.' as.. Tay Condel Macau (_)_eorgo?&t&’hl_', and John Watt Au. ditorsâ€"Messrs. B. ‘Heney and‘ Wmm Moâ€" Cloy. The officers, after their were duly installed. S ey THs BaLMoRAL 3HOR ra0r.â€"Children H. Grant (reâ€"elocted) ; D.â€"M., H. Latiâ€" mer ; Chaplain, Samuel Shore ; Secretary, Lermingham‘s Amas saile, 10 nce ou Friday ov-‘m' next.â€" mw-x- vertised are and the stock extenâ€" sive, and as there will be no reserve, great bargains may be looked for. For &rfion- lars see advertisenment. 1i8 .L ?‘\; IL)NS 33.â€"Thlo°;nn|:lYnM~ ing of the Loy Ot.nf geo oung Britons, No. 33, was held last night in the Urange Hall, O‘Connot street, when‘ the following members were elected office A Trousuesore Cmaracter.~â€" A man rather respectably dressed, and the worse ot liquor, gave the residence of Lisgar street a good deal of annoyance yesterday. lle persited in going from door to door, seeking after some imaginary property of which he was being deprived by some nin. known party . It was found necéssary to send for policeman, when he was accorded a place in the cells ofthe Police Station at the City Hall. . i Woon Coxtract.+M= H. Marlin, of Gloucester, has been awarded the conâ€" tract of furnishing the 300 cords of wood for the supply of the Court House and Gaol by the Coun? Coancil. The price is $4 45 per cord. There was quite a lively competition for the contract, Coar,, Woop â€"Coan, _ Woop â€"CoaL, Woop.â€"Wm. M. Beattie & Co., George street, have for sale the very finest chestuut, egg and stove sizes in Lackaâ€" wanna Antbhracite Coal, Briar Hill and Black Diamond for grates. _ All coal deâ€" livered at our prices free of cartage, and dry from under cover, Birch, Beech and Maple, sawn or unsawn. _ 4014ml By. Wiarpo Maeurizse â€"â€" There was a meeting of the electors of this Ward called for last night in Mr., Fourpier‘s hotel, Murray street, to discuss municipal affairs, but word of a mass mcetmi‘ in St. Patrick‘s Hall having been made known, it adjourned, and the entire crowd made n° stampede for the latter Elue. which was soom densely packed by the joint meeting. * cessilty ! mittee, | Ward, | electior l prosecu The Council met at 10 am. i _ Moved by Mr. Smitu, seconded by Mr. Wartacs, that the Warden bo authorized to petition the Ontario Legislature to amend the Act 37 Vic., cap. 31 sec. 43, so | that the penalties under the said act or any portion of themewhich may be reâ€" covered and are not to be paid to the Treasurer of Ontario, shall be paid to the ‘ municipality whose officer is the proseâ€" | cutor or complainant. Carried. ut Tuzr® have been 20 (Gurney Hase Burnâ€" ers sold to one of any other stove, and we never had to take one back. RemoXps *Ptsuuc attention is directed to Mr. Bermingham‘s Xwas sale, to commence Lert ror Exetaxp.â€"Mr. H. C. Hender son, agent of the By Estate in this cifiy. left for England yesterday afternoon. He will return again i2 the spring. . THs Barmorat Suor Pack, patented by Selby Lee, is the nobbiest thing in the boot and shoe line. 4016if Bros. Ccms C 3976 Tus BaLmoratL Smos Pack, made by Selby Lee, is just the thing for the feet during the damp or cold weather. }n heating stove that drives all comâ€" petitors to the wall is the Gurney Base Burner. Buy it. Esmoxo®s Bros. | _ Moved by Mr. Wartace, seconded by | Dr. Bzatty, that the Warden petition the | Untario Government to authorize the | Sheriff of the County of Carleton to deâ€" | liver for the eonven?noe of the High / Constable of the County any lunatics conâ€" | fined in the jail when it is ordered that | they n:jhall be conveyed to the Asylum. | Carried. The Printing Committee presented their report, which recommended â€" the payment of certain accounts amounting altogether to about $176, | Tne Council then adjourned until 10 o‘clock this morning.© Mr. Axpersox, the Chairman of the Printing Commuttee, in a conmunication, stated &nt he made every effort to meet with tho proprietor of the Courrier d‘ Ottawa with a view to arranging for the advertising of the Courts of Assize and General Sessions in that , but had failed in meeting w th him. fio therefore had made no a:rangements with respect to the same, and referred the matter back to the Council. *# The Finance Committee presented their report, which showed a balance due the Treasurer of $9,404.31. Some small acâ€" counts were ordered to be paid: This report was also adlopted, 8 _ _ The Building Committee presente.‘ their report, which possessed no especial features of inlerest, it being confined to the recommendation to di-gou of 1,000 pairs of mits, made by the prisoners, and the E:ymont of sundry accoun‘s. The memhers of the Committee reported that they had visited the Tol, and had found it in good order. ‘lhe rieport was then adopted. _ l The Council then adjourned till two o‘clock. The Council m t pursuant to adjourn> ment, at 3 o‘clock. Mr. Sykes moved, seconded by Air. Ricnarasox,â€"that Messrs. John Ferguson, Robert Cleland, and Ira Morgan, be a Commission to the expenditure of $350, granted to the boundary line bstween Carleton and Dundas. Also that James Wallace, Ira Morgan, and :. Cleland be Commissioners to see to the necessary repairs on the Manotick bridge. _ _ Un jon of Mr. Axveason, seconded by Mrfnému rRosoN, leave was granted to introduce & byâ€"law <to provide for the building.of a bridge upon the Constsnce Creek, where it crosses the town line between March and ‘Torbolton, and that said byâ€"law be read a first time.â€"Carried. The report of the Committee on Roads and Bridges was adopted. _ _ _ ‘I he tenders for wood were then opened and read. On motion of Mr. Axpsrsox, seconded by Mr. Cuar«k, the tender of Mr. H. Marlin, for supplying green and dry wood for $4.45 per eoni all round was accepted, being the lowest tender. _ A motion by Mr. StEwart to strike out the grant of {40 to school section No 12, Marlboro‘, was lost. â€" e The report of the Committee on Educa tion was received and adopted. _ _ ssity of at once naming & Central Comâ€" ittee, composed of delegates from each ard, who would take charge of the ction. and strike Ward Committees to osécute n vigorous canvass. ihe meoting then adjourned. : i lt COUNtY COUNCIL, Afiernoon Session THF TIMES OTTAWA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, !875. Fxinay, Dec. 17. W 9 a» Lynn, the Health Officer, Mr. Craxor asked several questions of Ald. Rocque, but themm merely reépeâ€" tions of . those he ‘put . at previous . meetings. Ald,. Rocqus then addressed the elect ors in the French language, over the same ground again,. his fi-hh&h ::.c;uu pocupying two in ‘deâ€" â€" Lhe Crairxax® then put the following resolution, which was, cartied, with the greatest enthusiasnacze . ~ s 00 :0800 00 <| ~‘Moved by R. O‘Rai1t, seconded by A. Porere, <Ling the slettole, af" Ovane t that they were going to lose the ggvioos of Aldy Gmlx,':ho- ~he charasâ€" terized as being an honest and hard workâ€" ing representative, and he hoped the electors of ‘Ottawa Ward would acknowâ€" ledge, in some shape or other, the exerâ€" tions Mr. Groulx had made on their beâ€" half. He made some explanations as to his action with regard to the location of the Small Pox Hospital, stating that he would not be ashamed m to his face what had been said his back, (Que-tion{iquesfion.) He concluded his remarks En;lhh,!u'oxpn-in’hhn- gret that they were going to lose the Mr. Roogus said he would to the decision of the Chairman, but h trusted he would be allowed to‘ return to the platform, in case the gentleman he referâ€" red to was brought up, and reply to his assailants. He could ong say that the report must be untrue, or the author of it would not be ashamed to say to his face * Mr. Eourmsox thought as that was a pérsonal maiter, it would not be well to allow the matter to go any farther. The CaarRMax was of the same opinion, and sai l that personalities should not be induiged in. se 51 5 I ward and substantiate his statementsâ€"if he refused/ to come lurnna'lu would stand self committal of untru (Name, nunol)m.gowu not lhnidwn,m the gantl 4 f , Ald. Waruer said that was the case. Mr. Rocqus said in reply to another voter that the sums named woul:l include the masonry. He would not detain them any longer upon his conduct in the Countcil but he would ;e::rh:) some of hti:; untrue regrn whi i ents spread about him ; it wuofig?ntmo that some of the Ccthoflu had stated that the clergy were op?o-od to him because he was in favour of taxing Church propor:l. Some of his constituents had gone to the proper authorities for information upon the subject, and had been mot with a flat devial. ‘They could vote for him, and still be good Catholics as ever they were. Another rumour was that he had spoken disrespectfully of some of the electors of Ottawa Warl. The gentleman who had spread that rumour wu£h0 believed, in tKe room, and he asked him to come forâ€" _Mr. Rocqusâ€"It would benefit the city generally. He had been a member of the Assessme»nt Committee and Court of Re: vision, both of which he looked upon as being of great iimportance. He had from his place in the Cqguncil stated that the last assessors were jinfit for the duty, and he was glad to say that the ‘ Council had acknowledged he was right, and a feoli:& prevailed in favour of paying a qualified &ssessor as a permanent officer, Under the present system of assessment the poor people are the sufferers, He took occasion to deny that he was actuated by any interested motive in giving out the contract for the new Chaudiere Bridge. Mr. Craxor asked if the Corporation had any money to build the bridge with ? Mr. Rocqus said the Government had given $20,000 and there was $15,000 inâ€" cluded in the debenture. He appealed so Mr. Waller to say if such was not the Mr. Craxor ~Why did you not send one to me ? Mr. Rocgus said he did not send him one because he thought he was a man of sufficient intelligence to enquire for himâ€" sellf what b&hm were going through the Council. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) The By law had been‘distrijuted among the stores wost frequented by the electors, anl they could scarcely help seeing it for ‘themselves. It had been stated _ that _ he should not be sent back to the Council, because he was going into insolvency, if he was not so now. . He devied thl;‘;:nd he couid show a clear balance of $25,000 to his credit if time allowed and their wages while absent at the polls. He proceeded to allude to the Local Improvement By law which he had introduced, and which he considered to be of the utmost Mfiltm“ to the city : he had had the Byâ€"law fifln“d and‘ had distributed over one hun copies, ‘~cted the interests of the Ward. He hoped his accusers would come forward and repcrt their allegations, He proâ€" ceeded to state that since he had been a momber of the Board of Works, the streets of the Ward, from one end to the other, had been placed in as good astate of repair as any of the pri.noigd streets of the city. He denied that he had ever used bis authority, while on the Board of Works, to improve the streets in the immediate neighbourhood of his own property, he hts always had the interests of the Ward at heart, irrespective of his own property. As to the Canada Central bonus he did not vote for it, nor did he give it his support in any way, notwithâ€" standing what had been said to the con: trary. The byâ€"law for the $100,000 was rejected by the fiublio who alone had the right to grant the money, and not by the Council. After dwelling for some time upon this subject, he defied any one to come forward and state he hu{ supâ€" ported the passing of the Byâ€"Law, his men had voted against it, and they ‘ud_their Meeting in St. Patrick‘s Hallâ€"Ottrwa and #y Wards Combine their Forees â€"A Tolerably Qu‘iet Gathering â€" A Two Hours‘ Oration from Alderman Rocque A"meeting of the electors of Ottaw : Mr. Craxoxy thought that the -{-um adopted at all the other meetings shoald prevail~ thereâ€" viz., that all questions should be put to the speakers at any peâ€" riod of their remarks, at the option of the audience. Ald. Rocges was the first speaker. He said he was there to give an account of bis conduct in the Council for the last four years. He heard that there were two French Canadian candidates in the field ; one to replace Mr. Groulx, who had reâ€" signed, and the other to o;;sou him (the speaker). He was ashamed to say that the Opposition was golng.on secretly, to his disadvantage, and would show bthem that there is l: o;]y-um off bl&k itin ing on whi was . o e mungeu‘tmf mose cowardly nature. He had, however, always done his duty, in the Council, and he defied them to show that he had in any single instance neg: At eight o‘clock the room was filled and Ald. Rooqus moved that Mr. Martin Battle take the chair. That gentleman haying assumed the position Mr. Germain was requested to act as Secretary. _ _ The Cuarruax having briefly stated the object for whioi: the meetâ€" ing was called, he asked a fair hear ing for each speaker, asking the audience to reserve their questions until each one had concluded his remarks. Ward was hald in the St. Patrick‘s Hall last night, and a considerable number of the " free and independent" were presâ€" ent. Before the chair was taken there was an influx fromg Ward, whence the meeting bad been led, but before the proceedings commenced a proposal was made to move up to St. Patrick‘s Hall, and the {)ronocition of the Ottawaites was favourably received, and anâ€" adj »irnment thither was agreed upon. 1 s ‘The proposal of. Mr. Clancy was adopted. & _ Al OTTAWA WARD. uded. by tho wirine of on 1 suicciont #) t w s & m . a2 7p2 Me‘not, oekts e soon‘ as perple got q:l:nlod with t-hundhm spoil Th Thert much betrer ton laggs than mustard md&n-dm esch little peliet as active and powerful as a l pill,whiloflte_yw m‘pdnt:fi: :dpleuutm Dr.Ine.I Thayer, Baconsburg, Olmo, writes : repni your peliets as the best rfi for the condisions for which you p bo_dm of anything I have ever used, so mild an« Irs 'fl d" â€"'â€"I'-mâ€"â€"â€"â€"-. td an u‘::.leot‘ condition. it seems to me they must take the place of. all other chemical science enables ~Dr. Pierce to extract from the juices of the most valu: ;‘:'I.P':: and he;:h:ho;r.lofive medici< il ‘principles, w ; «when worked into little pellets or granules, scarcely larger ‘The huge, drastic, griping, sickenin g&ln, econstructed of g:x’;ie:':ouu ms ky ingredients, are fast being nuzor seded by Dr. Pierce‘s Pleasant Purgative Feliets, or B?nr Coated, Cansentrated Root . and Herbal Juice, Antiâ€"Bilion» Granulesâ€"the "Little Giaut" Cathar‘in not be ogmlhd. We can confiden racommend it, and would -dvindlvh%, own horses to keep a supply of it on hwvadâ€"it may be the means of saving your horse‘s life. Remember the name, and see that the signature of Hurd & Co., un on proprionnt in Chaed‘ ‘oron proprietors Sold by all medicel ealers. 3796. . Horses Sivev.â€"The lives of: thousands of horses have been saved durps the ear, and the credit is due to * Darley‘s (hd.ltiol,n' P"fi‘;:" and Anbh; Heave Remedy. preparation being extensively undkmd exacts from all ‘the highe;toyniu. othing of the kind has ever before been half as successful, or given such universal satisfaction ; it canâ€" saloon, No 3 Rajotte‘s Block, Wellington street. Adele M. Gendreau, proprietor. Â¥You will save time and trouble with a)’ur sewing machine by _fll Cuarcke & .‘s best sixcord extra quality sewing FaLs: Mob®str,â€"For people to allow diss. â€" . to become seated upon them rather A _ ~consult a physician, or to suffer as m1uny do for years with the different kinds of piles, without going at once to the druy gist for Fowle‘s Pile and Humor Cure whichis an infallible oure. 3129 JOB MOSES, NEW YORK, SOLEâ€"PROPRIETOR, $1 ud-iflj cents for g‘oohge, enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, Toronto, Ontaric, general agents for the Dominion, will en sure a bottle, containing over 50 pills, by return mail. For sale by all drugzists. This well known medicine is no imposiâ€" tion, but a sure and safe remedy for Feâ€" male Difficulties and Obstructions, from auy cause whatever ; and altough a l}wwer- ful remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the constitution. â€" In all cases of rervous and Spinal Afâ€" {ections, Pain in the Back Am'i Inml:* Fatigue on slight exestion, Palpitation the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, those Pills wi‘lll.ofi‘egt & c.:?:lhon all other meang have failed though a powâ€" erful ‘remedy, donoz contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the conâ€" stitution. Full directions in the pun%l:lot around each ps:d.hgo, which should carefully presery | For full particulars, obtain of agent a pamphiet, or refer t:nveflfl: ment. The meeting then adjourned shortly after midnight. . esw Mr. Cuaxoy then made a knfihy ora :.ilmlll and the people began to leave the all, The motion was carried. Mr. Dravisx was then nominated, and his nime appeared to be favourably reâ€" ceived. After some further remarks from Ald. bR.oozim, uvont of the electors mto:l : loquent, but not succeeding H.fi::(:) Co To bise pr posed and . O‘Coxnor was next the nomination was craried. pro Ald. Warue®R was called for, and coming forward, said although he was not a canâ€" didate for reâ€"election, he would be glad to answer m& questions which might be put to him. He made some remarks which were merely a resume of his Budfit., touching upon the bridge question. He concluded his remarks -ryin( Ald. Rocque a hxa oomfli:nnt‘ or the manâ€" ner in which he represented the Mr. MoEvsLaâ€"Are you a resident of the Ward, or have you any property in it. . i){:. I\::unn-â€"l have not. . Lavzox thought the question was an unfair one, the French Canadians chose their candidate and the Irish theirs. Mr. Hituiarp, amid all sorts of row, proceeded to make some rambling reâ€" A motion was themut to ‘the. effect that as thfo elrgtorl h.t:d tholexplt nations of Ald. Rocque, they pledged> themselves to his support in the forthâ€" coming election. Mr. McEvaLa, the mover of the resoluâ€" tion, spoke to it. The meeting here became exceedingly noisy, and durmfilflu n(nnlusion Dr. Godin, the seconder of the resolution, made some remarks in French. 1 Ward. Mr. McEvela had no business to interâ€" Mr. O‘Rizcty was on the platform writs ing out a resolution and was informed by Mr. Hilliard that " they wanted® no Dunâ€" kin Act behind the Board." Mr. O‘Reill then vacated the position amid munz laughter. * Dr. Vacape then proceeded to say that he hoped if he was sent to the Council he would soon learn English enough to serve them faithfully. He then repeated his rematks in French. Ward have reason to be satisfied with the course pursued by All. Groulx as their representative for the last two years, and while they regret thit that gentloman refuses to become a candidate for the ensuing u{ur they feel it due to him to tender eir best thanks for his past serâ€" vice, and for f tâ€" ice, and for his courteous and straigh forward conduct and intercourse with the gl::fiol"l, of the Ward during his incumâ€" noy." _ es 22 es eB 1 _ Mr. Decuiss was understood to say that he was a candidate, but be would be excused from making a speech, as he really was not prepared to do so. He really was not prepared to do so. lHe briefly ex%hmot{ the circumstances under which he had consented to allow himself to be put in nomination to fillt the vacancy cnuug by the resignation of Ald. Grou x. He repeated his brief _ remarks in French, concluding by â€" stating that if he was returned to the Council he would use his best energies in the interests of the Ward. Dr. Varav®, another candidate, said he was sorrv that his imperfect knowledge of the English language prevented him from s g so fully as he could wish ; be had no wish to go to the Council as an Alderman. Mr, Hicuraroâ€"Then what did you come out for. _ Mr. O‘Reimcy briefly spoke to the gouuol:, paying a high compliment to Ald. To & i M.rk.flmlx;l:u:â€"'l‘oke your hat off and up like a man hughur, .p:lr T.Fhmu said in :nnl naot 2\. in ninaaa for him to criticise the remarks of those who had already spoken, therefore he would reserve what he had to say for some future meeting. _ _ _ _ _ Calls were made for Ald. O‘Connor, but that gentleman was not present. Mr. Lauzon was then called for. Mr. Hicrtarp wanted to know if Ald. Waller was in the rooni. (GBNDRBAU‘8 -lfll'.tnq“ ll.ld Mumu Mr Lavzox said it would not be in place JOB MOSES FEMALE PLLLS, ste, . Vermillion, D.T., they are going to sell ANCHOR on MoJlern 80961y1 39 :s «f £ 4 anpreps 3270 .00 Nt Slewards /of < the St, George‘r soc ety, sar sestly Sollolt donations in mnmvw‘m‘ok ot goud* of »ny m Dwrlbu'iau:o ‘ a 8P e vnist, + ‘ d s notifying t Wy Treasurer &:pognmlugtou%l‘l?‘bm a ool.l';r ADce ;:r purpose 0 such. w&‘nuon w# [ may be a cutinned uy the doners"" A NEW WRITISG JMASTER, ;.__â€"._, A NEW COURSE OF INSTRUCIION. YOUNG MBN PREPARED for RUSINESS. -lflq- may enter at any time .. Address "Ottaviep Oot 27, 151 y be ‘Ithlio‘*-lnaona'.‘ w -AH.’ b.lhcym lu'lll be al if subseribers to fund will recommend ‘any deserving cases &mumtmme!rwor just MAMMQTH OORN, and imported Sel/iiie & tm ie mastei witien 13 o Pac © Beeda for 2 & _ F. l"?'nl)v RR. mum. Chastertnns RARE CHANCE is now offerei to any A one desirous of purchasing a bematiful private site for a m&-.u'-mldnu, three and a baif oqulte Mossi Gsmsml. Mutchmor‘s, ou street lfi:i' vae 10â€" from the city Limdi‘s. Terms imoderate, App y from the oltfillml‘u. Terms 0M STAGBRE, ‘itawa City» NoX We Lo y HIP Under the guspices Of the Royal Black Precep» filll:.t;l olass Musical Programme fai‘Ahfully pr: % Revs. Mesars. May, Gordon, Hunter, % gabr:lum Cameron .have kind‘y mn& Ohair at 8 n‘elock. Om in istp °* 4021ta _ Grand. : terary Eatertainm Prtige y\ p : rexng<~ dument MONDAY EYVENING, 9TH INBT ANT, IN AID OF THE . O , CTa of ‘ TrePan aoPIRAVTen® t the ow Notige is heubyflgven that the Masons and. Bricklayers, Limestone Culters and Sandstoné Outters together as a body, have re«o‘ved to out no more B‘l‘ulflcig:. égomxl by the plece, from the date of 20tice, farthermore that the Mas: ns and Briczlayers will not bulld 3L B'zau that are cut by m'meoo after. uols U'tz"gr':‘u of a Mass Meeting of the several 3mw';, Dec. 18th, 1875, * aorsic / Rmn“ THE POOR. Bcortâ€"At his residence, N~w Edinburgh, on the iSth instâ€", W. E. troul, Keq., neinesn, Munalnce m an 2 e lll 2+ Cde ..n;u-ra Bturomuess, Orkmylm::.’l'cedzfl y.ayn. The funeral will léave bis lato residence, at 2 o‘elock, p.m., on Saturday next, for Beech» wood cemetery, ExANUEL REFORXED ErtecorAr Cirturon. + Kormng'&rvloo at 11 o‘clock; Evening Berâ€" vice at 7 o‘clock. The Rev. Mr. Coliison will officiate in this mw’w. ‘ YORKâ€"8T,. M;E. C .~â€"Morning Servicé & 11 o‘cloo® ; Evening Service at 7 o‘clock. Fastor â€"Rev. R. ‘M. Pope, ‘ C M. E. ORURCE.â€"Morni Baprisr Omâ€")(nnms Bervice at 1 o‘clock. Evening Service at 7 oclock. Pastorâ€" Rev. A. A. Cameron, ComGRR®G ATIONAL ‘ ORURCK.â€"Morning Ser« vice at l1 o‘clock; Kvening Service at 7 Jclock Pastorâ€"Rev. J, d. Bunderson, CaTHOLIC APOsTOLIC CRURCK, AusSET §r e iney sen o hk h ts e; ts . mM. } . &uc ; Rughirint 69619 ‘Sduday. ue } Onrugt‘s COHURCH.â€"Mornin« Service at 11 ’JE‘P‘.‘!_I'WH_;&!!«-W&'M. Reofor«â€" The Rey. 3. 8. Leuder OnuUrIn or 8r. Joux Tus _ EvaxosLitst.â€" Morning Service at 11 o‘clook ; Evening Service uind +o mrichsal d BE)de«=n St. Ottawa, Deér.‘0, 1875. ~ g Av"’or‘em . Pastorâ€"Rev. Wim. Armitrong, Knox PRESBYTERIAX CHuRCH, Clty Hal Square.= â€"Morning Service at 11 o‘ciock ; Afterâ€" m Service at 7 o‘clock, Fastor.â€"Rev F. W. arries. Bm AxnrREws PaeseyTErRIAN Caurou.â€" Morning Service at !: o‘ciock ; Evening Bervice at 7 o‘clock. Pastor.â€".tev. D M. Gurdon. BAXK SrrEer PRESBYTERIAN OHURCE.â€" Morning Service at 11 @clock ; Evening Service at T o‘clack. Pastorâ€"Rev. Wim. Moore. Mrssrs. Rows & Erratt, auctioneers, have secured thatâ€"large and commodions store recently Occupied by Mr. W. F. Russell, in Stuart‘s Block,’ Rideau s treet, and they are now running off the stock recently in the poseession ol Mr. Russell. They are selling at a great saciifice. . Par ties wanting turniture should give them a call, â€" 3976 th Dacy StreET PrRESBYTERIA® CHK ROR.â€" Morning Service at 1! o‘clook ; Evening Service The Onmmitte® and Stewards [Before His Honour Judge Lyon, Junior Judge.] Queen vs, R. St. Louisâ€"Cutting and stabbing one O‘Neil. Mr. Moofl-:ve apâ€" g:rod for the defendant, and . Lees. wn Attorney, prosecuted. The jury, returned a verdict of "not guilty," and the })rloonor was discharged with a warnâ€" ing from theâ€"Judge . Slater ef al vs. Huckell et alâ€"Mr. L Stewart for pltf; Mr. R. Hick for deft. Plaintiff nonâ€"suited as to one defendant and a verdict against damuges assessed against other defendant $318.19. . "E'!Ileson vs. Durocher (undefended). Ver 'ctqu_pllintifl_'._‘}fl. t o2 I Gemmill for gltf and Mr. A.Gibb for deft. Verdict for deft. Tus Barmorar S#or Paok takes the fancy of all who see it. To avoid cold feet, and wear a stylish article, get a pair of Selby Lee‘s Balmoral Shoe Packs. For good Board and comfort, second to none, at reasonable rates, go to the Clarâ€" endon House Wm.; Mills, Proprietcr, late of Quebec. j 3995 ml $200. A verdict was brou?t in for $140, thojuryhtvi:s found that the pltff. might have saved half the cabbages stored in the cellar with proper care. hmfit'by the pltff., to reécover the value of a lot of vogopublu and other goods stored in the cellar of his store, corner of Maria and Bank streets, in February last, and which were damaged by the flooding of said cellar through a defective drain. The damage was set down for pltff. at ; couUxTr CoUET.. Before His Honour Judge Ross. New Advertisements. Coghlan vs. the Corporation of Ottawaâ€" Hon. J. O‘Connor for pltf. > Mr. O Gara Protestant ‘Hospital, T. GEORGE‘5 SOCLETY,. MHEAD OF ALL OTHERS ! NEW SUITE OF ROOMS, REMIUN CHWESTER Wili7&k Piti<.«= ___:$i5 each, $23 a pair. lll??wnar Contiv ABAQUETTs® OY8TERS. Somerville vs. McDougallâ€"Mr. J. J. AN C APPEAL, CHURCH SERYVICES. nfimepterteiia iedA oneidnccnctad 7 un AR e ie T F at any time .. m‘g“fmnl l““m m:«g:&‘a A NEW PRINCIPAL, 401618 App y 40 «Obf ~ «closed in with shed+; » driying shei $&x24 ft. ‘with lfi mm for 'iéé"u"o llmlod: DAN ALL or GRANARY. ‘The preâ€" waiges are eituated within one mils of the dt& ‘d*lnn rnuv.g t» th) Richmond ‘ woad 10 oot‘b?ado. of 146 fee; 10 inches. The %}SPW -r.l:‘;m&mm& terms _ Apply § 4. A. premises, Or 14 J McLEAN, Aucti066er; Ofta wa. 4 mat A 0. PE . Lh the matter of ‘0:1: ha,“ m)& at: ndersigaed, D. s ow Cllv."mo: tawa, have becn spp.nnnm.. “&Ema’ o requested t> We their claims vefore moa @"thin cue Month â€"_______ _ tion ««( the Cliy of O awa, aii the powers now v-bi? g‘hy Bourd or Q-e.r Co~. miss‘oners muénu'u:meut o‘ the Water Works of the oC Ouawa. aane "tn C Sb â€" SIGN* PALINTER AND GRAIXER, i Welli sgion Strost, Near: Pookley‘s Bridge, o Byef y Rosprigarm of Hrouse stoX, axt rg amser TILINITS FOR SALE: | P ned is 1‘ bis TIM» . Ens undemasned is propared : o se Tenders‘will be receivedjfor the Siock in the CLISBY HoUSE ana COMMERCLAL HOUSE tnics s‘ BT o edalc sds o o 38 AOp? : The Corporatio. t ‘of the Oity of (»‘tawa, will app)y to tme segis Alure uf the P !",‘?‘9‘;: Onâ€" TO $20 $100 ~E LNE % W isik CO., i6King Htrent, wast, Torâ€" sioriehs iik CO., i0King steat, west, Tor» tario, at its next ~« s6i n for an Act to amend the \fater Works Act of the ‘City of Otteawa, An ) amendments t.hereto in such a manner as to vest, witer some ilxed dase, 14 the Corporaâ€" ng‘o vonyRaAcroRs « sUILbEuL tt, 61 sculed m « The undersigned has opeaed a Hton â€"cutter‘s Yard, Cormgr.â€"of King and A. Audrow Sireoi where building stone and poSté Of «ll description will be kept consiantiy on hand, (Orders are respectfuily solicited,â€" for all kinds of Staneâ€" ofall descriptions at. WILEON & ORR, â€" Carve rsA&4 Gilder s that well frequented Hitel, Cave Oreck, Richmond Road, comuri=‘ng hteen apartâ€" ments, a slx stalled s:avle aod insy joft; & elosed in with shed«; » driving shei 85x23 ft., I”OI.V“‘I' ACT OF 1875 TIMBER LIMITS, Bituated e n:.n the Pete wawa, Kippewa and River T "2 s t3 .) K. MSGILLYRAY. 493 SQUARNE MILES 'l\llll. LIXLTS FOR SALE. ; The andersigned is ;:purod to negoclate for To remove further questioas and doubt in this .matter, L‘resye tfully iaform my fellowâ€" oltizeos .. hat L shall be a CanAidate, unléss they by an influeutial an 1 goa:r>1‘y signed requisiâ€" tion ‘t») ano her person, or by come other deâ€" eided action, show their destrs for a ob ange. To the Editor of T HE TIMES, BIR,â€"During the p si two or three weeks J have been dally aszed my intention as to the May wra‘ty of 1876. Of general Liferatuce a: wel a1< (‘ollegiate and | Fabiic Sch wl Nx Books ‘:fi I sehaol Uteny‘s, ARTHUR L. HOLMES, Wesleyan Conference. TORONTO, NBRAL EOOKBI!)iâ€".@ E8TAB GB F LI8HKXF /T parefully attend{ed to BOOKS & STATIONERY Wi1ll be found every article used in the office or flupuy. THE PUBLICATIQNS OF THE W1l alwayvs be kapt in stock. A yery large chaice of Bibles Hym i Books, lgt _â€"Churoh Services, &o. W 4t BPARKS STREET, OTYAWA Rauling, Perforating, Numboring Ottawa, Deo, 15, 1875 â€" & Vhe highest price wil: e paid for tha kinds of Farr rediwg. * OH1 «n Noy‘. 28. 1876. RIDEAU AND CUMBENIiND 8STS. A selected stock always on na~d to sul partis®. Onders prom ptly attended to. _ BOOK Bi~ DBR, PAPER RULER, AND Account Book Minufacturer, BHOW CASES MADE TO ORDER numuugt â€" Floo“ AND FEED STORE. A 1. Flour & Farm Produce. All orders for Books req Ottawa, September Yi%a ouu:sqo’\-,; 875 ., Ottawa, N ov / 17, 1875 Ottawa, Nov, %, 1875 Clhrarles W. Leonard, Ottaws, Sops, 13. 1875 Â¥"~60@#®nvnacksâ€"st. RIVER DESMOINE, WIICK. PICTURE FRA ME COAL 38 Sparks Street, IN STATIONERY MORTIMER, 1EX. TAYVLC Buceessor to D.â€"McLarnon, w Ub a comsete ossar aent of > SALE. TAOIIING=«GI1.ASS and Mmocil hmd BJOKSELLER & ST \TIONER, MANUFAOTURERS penses sure to Agents every. our New Brakded "W hite W ire BOOK 4 C A R D. ilt ~â€"DEALERS TN Has opaned at Mathewman‘s Block, Wellington Btre AND J. P. FEATAERSON. FPER MONTH and ex» 3, W. McRAE 3, COAL JO3EPH SMITH. *‘ RBiLl. nied 1875. 9908 m 1 THE TIMESs (Daily Edition) is published every lawfui day (and Weekly Kdition ie se m ~Cin pro, i tors, at their office on Wellingtoh strope _ Terms, 40,, imay be lea med on applicalion a# abuve, boiw uie hour . of 1Wo a0d 1Â¥s, ahy weoekâ€"imy 2oun. Citemo \L., wa, Bevtd, 1875, Â¥due â€" The advertiser, a retired physician, having w!mc whie (m Medioal in, southern ku a very simplo Â¥Vegeiabi« remedy for ns speedy and peruum« &mdwmm to, and ail taro«t «ud iad, aiMe0Mens â€" m’munm radicai s,60 do jor Nervous , Premature LDecay, uid ail Nervous YJompiaiats,.feeis it his «uly t ) make iL Keo#wa 10 his suffering ieliows, Wota«led by this us ~ tive, be wili cheeriuliy seud [iree of chra °) to all who desire it, tae recipe for pre and [&u dirsclions for successifuly using, W$ providentiaily discovered mmul" Those wayo wish to@vail vhemseives of the of snis receive a ow addimona depoc. i fident Streoe I «ts be lon discovery without cost, can do so by relutn maii, by sddressing [giving name] Dr. CtAD, Norwich Egg Powde . ALi BERTBON is prepared !g“w__n_ p‘w_&addmmpnfi pupiis at ntn-- dn uine 6t Uied Micirou the . in -E;::’-n' Now! mindlaznd, m“‘un India an +# Unite . tawes, Mrmu:tw- a;v:luo q. Deposits w recel! at shue + u»wauumnd':“‘:rr.? % and 0 sposike be tird faM wiay i mfimu ravnnn.-;c-o ts T New Wdinvurgo, Rochesserville -nl.rr Sherwood, 1 Coub. P« -flmr Se~(OWiklee hours from 6 &.00. 10 7 p.MA. ) ~ ~ cfi Oilbce hours from s a.m. to i p.JB. . * ;ummmmh:_" < w sn tus Eie auait Pocim Post Oflde Dec. 10, 1876. s in J On the recommevds«tion of the Honourable the Minister of Oastmas, and usdor she pfi slons of the 8h and S4ih ssetions Of ths passed in the Session of the Patiia neut of mda, held in the |3ist year ol Her f Reign, chaptored 6aod intitale{ "Au A0 peciing L‘ustom;' His «sixcalloncy, by f ’wlts the advice of the Quesn‘« Pridy Om , or Canage, has been n‘edl.ootdfi,ll‘ hereby ord«'sm. Lhaat &’: Out Po 1 Peaetan wore (now known as K.ln.‘ml:). atiashod to the Port of Goderign, in the Pfovineso: Outaâ€" ric, be and it is :mby Jn ia Port of Knury aud a Wa noud':f‘ \, the same to take effect trom m“a’lflul. y oa?c. 4875. . A. HIMSWORTH, _ Diamond Yeast Cakas. reght 1 matler on be. [ _ Sn uet Lirres Boxis. .‘ Ooliectiong wiil be m ade Lrom tae Sicoot Lptber Boxesat 9 a m , 12 a on, and 8 p im. 4 FR TE DEUYVERY. |.| _ Letters. oto.. will be delivered by Letter |Oarâ€" rhn"aifih; lii.-.,a_‘b 1 M . wmfl trom any of the , iconse &:r Fa'fiifi"m vTel) Prid)y wy bats A so »plomentary P06 5on enc rind un wibee thnt and West in supplementary paok» HIS EXCELLENCY T.iEfi-)MI!IflT“ § TOR OF THE GOVE£RNMENT IN COUNOLL P Parti‘s intending to make applicaijon to Parliameni for Private Biiis, either for granting: exclusive privilege®, or conferring Corporate powers fur commercial o~ other pur of proAl, or for doing an; thm‘tu-ndh.‘m the rights or property of other : krues, are by notfed that they are n q :fred by t-m- ot‘:no t#o Honesl o; l‘arx.amw are ) blished in full in the ) o Awo mo cTHS NOflom q ie enmrege® (clea: ly «nd disunctly specifving it< nature and 0 jxt), in ihe Canada G\lldic, and aiso in & new=paper paolisned 1: ine . Coun‘y; or Goucrumeni Flotites the noiige to the Priv All Peluons f vented Witiin the The ‘os now p .yab T wo Hundred Dollars in the Oity of Ottawa, Otta w will be slosed xi 1.2> p m., in which OBiY 4n» registere ) matler oarn be walnt _____â€" _ , 1gib. WINTER ~BKAN«@KHMRNT. 1875 F YOU WANT GOOD BREAD Ottawal Nov. 11, 1875 Arrival and Departure of Mails.~ To be had of all c i4 S iRi 5 400., OVERNMENT HOoUSE, OTTAWA. OMINION PARLIAYENT. mpert conta. PRIVATE BILLS, OFFICE OT 6A w a, TO CONSUMPTIVES AL®RED PATRICK, _ _ } Clerk of the House V ocal FrrDAYy, Sth day.of October, 1875 |PRESENF : BRILLIBH MaILS ROBERT LEMO 1876 ate 6 r Puic«t; idills must be pre first three wogks o1 Yns soasiag. «yabl: tor a Privaie Bill is 93)p.m., Will 63 for C eik, Privy Jaunoil, j 3076t1 §oumdi :68 of apypry« * _ | Montreai time wa tume, of Can 800 m%â€"law :&un&-. vOL. Coye *Â¥ M on .l & .‘.“ NO N al goar;l orF1CBâ€"He!" site Rassoil H = K WALKER ‘Hav 3. 180. 1 qrFIC® Hox. 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