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EETS GEME ent right of d to furnisia s heretofore come by the 7 hare been . w&rranted sa ve 15 to 50 ~ved wa, Ont 5B k TTON, roprietor pted to light ore, nd Family Cela i mes zow , Peas +. Cracker rers D ending OOMS, Canada, treet. ERY ETC TED! ed ferbs, ction, ‘seif expense of n of light alled. ONS® i MeKon ions HY, n to work &s. Mar Tilden‘s e Anest a w a. NGER® wrT an t in. I J Anest &o was wuCJ i d sccailia ESss bauald P appearing, said _ that having repreâ€" sented their interests at the Board of Water Works Commissioners fornearly a year, he again came before them to acâ€" sount lor his actions in the past, and it approved of, to solicit their voves for the same position during the ensuing year. Fro m the almost unanimous expres vions of snproval mai ifesced there toâ€"dav, be fatter: d himself that be_ still retained their confice 160. _ When tirst nominated for the positior dast year he bad much hesitation in accepting, knowing that he would bave a strong combived influence to contend with, but tuey woul« admit that be was fou..d equal to the oces ‘ion. : Though he ¢: cliged to make a pe sonal ean . ass, be place| his position before the electo s of the Ward by circula., s Mting forth his views and the reforms he would Dodaawanr to introduce if elected. He se0 electo s 0i Lh€ forth his views * endeavour to i met with succe thought they w admit that the wu":‘;;\;;;:‘m; nominees then addressed C the meetiny, the present Aldermen exâ€" Â¥ . lsining sod defending us right the | By balance as per Auditor‘s P ises which they bad taken, h.u', all FODOFL es esns sesesabrassrssssreriress f‘whfi“ that they had no ambition to C ' ':‘.m their reprosentations, unless it was y r:u- wish of the Ward they siould do so.| Hg would now submit a stf ;bo mews vithse gentiemen have been | the receipts and disbursemen reviously givy< i in counnectiion with the year ended 30th November | Ward meetinys. After the Aldermanic | with the next preceding staten candidates had addressed the meeting, _ | pive the whole osgcial operat comwissIONER COWAN Board for the year just closed. apd * admit that the re‘( only introduced, tical operation. would find detai expenditure in â€"cor mtions and man published tarough every montb. Tb to a@ll persons in ments, so far as co game to bis kno: ecually adjusted. ments, s0 IAFr 2s CO eame to bis kno: equally adjusted. assessor ready and determine assessm of sood sound ju:l at the time that th had thought prope and resign | at these neceesar y Cowan) was sal his actions _ wer judgment, which to differ =*> > and the o perman .‘ â€" ® itood th . ._.. ,. «ac u0s‘ severe seasons of frost and freshet without accident or injugy except so ne of thke most temporâ€" arvy saiure, by bursting of pipes, etc. However, we got over the resignation of "our late chairman by substituting in his {tlm Mr. ) mes Cunningham, who was nown to them all as being competent and able to discharze the duties of the position with honour and ability. Occa sionally, during last year, he heard some complaints of alleged grievances in the collection of the rates and the assessâ€" meats of certain properties, and casting reflections on the statutes authorizing the proper discharge of tbhose important duties. Now, be again assured them that T W onded justice vice to practic sUC 1A neved equal 0 inexh»t ames in all cases of this nature, when he apâ€" pealed to the collector and assessor, in no instance did ha fail to obtain redress where a grievance was known to exrist. And be would further state, as he had at the Ward meetings here, that he alâ€" ways found those officials ready and will ing at all times to execute their arduous respective duties courteously and effiâ€" ciently. He believed the same remark would awply to our manager and the other officials ou the t staff. He would bere remark ;m thot:g: the law describing and imposin several duties to be performed mig’:t be found fault with by some parties as being too severe, the Board of Commissioners were in no way responsible, as they had nothing whatever to do with the framing of the statute. They were mereâ€" ly elected under the law, which was framed by the City Council and a deâ€" putation of prominent ratepayers, and he was of opinion that the law in this resâ€" pect would become more and more pf pular eveâ€"y year, by being worked and applied by upright and capable commiss oners, and efficient and responsible officials. Asâ€" sertions had been made by one or two ratepayers at the last ward meeting, that the Board were going in debt every year. He bad taken the trouble to compile some statements respecting their finan cial position which, if examined ‘carefully and without prejudice, would show the true position of the liabilities, and not ouly prove that they are not going into debt, but to the contrary had applied a surplus of consideracle amount to the exâ€" tensions of the works last year. and which were now paying over 15 per cent on said extensions. He then read the following Statement of Receipts and Disbursements i» Poard of Water Commissioners to In this tice Hor® RECELPTS. To deb 331, $500,000, net proâ€" To deb 354, $400,00U, net pro To amoubkt received on s p‘p@ To amt water rates collected Total regeipt#.......> DIsBURERMENTS. By aqueduct, bâ€"head and build ID& &ACCOUNE......... 6 «8866666 *** By machinery ....... ........0>+++** By culvert under canal......... By pipe trenching, removal DOOM, @1C.....ceerkke6 0e sn e 660# By service pipe trenching.....> By pipe lsyjug..................*** By pipeage, valves, lead, brass, OWE2e k l. 0022 se e e e en n en er n rrrrre en ® By oftices and expenses, rent, By Fire mlatHâ€"........s«â€"ssesrees By Engineer and Superinten NODLE:â€"+::scrrescls ressirecarerires By real estat@.............}.00>> By City Corp «rading streets, inde he several nominees then ad meetiny, the present Aldera ning aad defending as rig teee which they bad taken, laring that they had no amb ain their representations, unles & wish of the W ard they shoul 4 views oi those gentiemen ha luanalv sive a in connection w loud}+y y Foar rd No re decliged to make a pe sonal | be place I his position before the of the Ward by cireula., s otting views »nd the reforms he would ir to introduce if elected. He | stccess at their hands, and he they would do him the justice to at the reforms promised were not roduced, buat brought intg pracâ€" eration. â€" As to the result, the nd detailed statements of nfi ure in connection with the opeâ€" and management of the works d tarough the press to the public ntb. â€" Their meetings were open ersons interested. The assessâ€" ) far as complaints in that Ward his knowledge, had been more djusted. He always found the ready and willing to examine »nd e assessments on the principles sound judsment. He felt sorry n« that their respected chairman ight proper to vacate the chair ign at the inauguration of neceesary â€"_reforms. He (Mr. was salisfied, Fowever, that ona â€" were goveâ€"red by his ns interested. T as compla‘nis in knowledge, had ted. He always y and willing to e sessments on the 4 judsment. He mil€ AV sed by H Davie, seoâ€" oposed by W Somer i [ Preston. e i for, who, on that â€" having repreâ€" reats at the Board mmissioners for nearly ne before them to acâ€" ns in the past, and it cit their voves for the ing the ensuing year. manimous expres ons sied there toâ€"dav, he that be still retained When tirst nominated ist year he bad much ting, knowing that he g combined influence but thevy woul« admit bapnenr OL the 1 illy the case, the alection, mblage was ouse. At 12 by W Davis I W Currier sed by Ald ames Cun e0 Harris, M who, _ on $464,682 H I ng, se $950,268\91 $218,506 _ 50,992 â€" 12,676 t 891 2060,094 8,632 10,869 47,681 97,820 40 32447 S2 27,288 47 38,176 64,089 6,588 27 res 1375 om Balance favour of reo‘ts... $19,573 71 Against this balance there were liabili ties at he same date amounting to $43, 056 96, which might be examined by reâ€" ference to the next following statement as to the amount of old liabilities dis burseny during last year : â€" 68 02 44 44 10 15 Necember, 1876 : [o Kelly and O‘Leary, pipe trenching account............. To McBrian and Scott, pipe trenching account..‘........... To S Wiflxiufi, s pipe trenching ACCOUNEL : :1Â¥ reerles se srrsvs serves To A Wardel, s pipe trenching RCOOUNE .: vie2 lc es ressseascesiseks ToA 8 Blaisdell on 3 sets maâ€" chinery...... ts ree se s sevssere n es To L Page, on account, pipes. To wheel house and pump DOUBB rersces : Sersessassrssnirscsbas 10 pipo Iny N.\ .+c1ssssssesresers o carpenters, ‘labourers, and DUIICINGB.++ +s 1e errrersce rrrsscres He would now submit a statement of the receipts and disbursements of the year ended 30th November last, which with the next preceding statement, would gire the whole fiu.noiuf operations of the Board for the year just closed. Statement of all) Receipts and Disburseâ€" ments for the year ending 30th Nevâ€" _ ember, 1876 : trenching ....... To legal expenses To DISBURSEMENTs. To amount of old liabilities..... $43,056 96 [o paid Kelly and O‘Leary, trenching on extenâ€" BIOU .:â€"sssrmsscressesccss | Z,811 50 4 Blythe and K«rr, lead By amount collected on rate of By amount received from pipe SOTVICO:. : sas: s :iv isnn is resssess By amount received on acc‘nt from Dominion Government By balance _ port db men > Blythe &‘ Kerr, lead PH08) 0. 1: sâ€"{erersrnarrsersenser > Chantelope, tt'ulnm L. Perkins, rekl estate....... Now from the next foregoing statement it must be apnaearer*+ â€"‘ â€" { mdt 4 ,.. csent scale of tariffs. A rererence to the following statement of assets and liabilities for the present year would convince the most sceptical that the financial position of the Board is in a most properous condition : Statement of assets and liabilities of the Water Commissioners Board for the current year, ending on the 30th of November, 1876. Amount to be realized from WAbOF ........2 cce ce ce 26604 " due by City Corporation use of hydrants, fire * Claims on City Corporaâ€" tion for the current Balance overdrawn 30th of current year..................... 30,000 00 Collector‘s office, salaries, etc.. 4,819 93 Secretary‘s office, salaries, etc. 1,321 89 Manager‘s office, salaries, etc., e _ November, 1876 ................ $15,406 59 Interest on bonds annually... 57,719 75 Amount required for 8. Fund,~ _ ___ |_ and pump house........ Printing and advertising From this and preceding statements Mr. Cowan said it must be clearly apd distinctly understood that ‘the water works system of whis city was well and ably mianaged, and if conducted in the future with equal judgment and efficiâ€" ency as latterly, he would haye no hesiâ€" tation in asserting that the tgrcmeodl of the present rates to tariff, with the other assets appertaining thereto, would be more than sufficient to disburse all liaâ€" bilities at maturity.. He was also fully convinced that the expenditure of the $100,000 promised by the City Council would have the effect of increasing the reverue to such an extent that the Comâ€" missioners would be in a position to reâ€" duce the present rates at no distant dateâ€" Thauking them for the confidence ‘reâ€" p;:;d- in him, Mr. Cowan concluded his remarks. e Mr. Passton asked Mr. Cowax if he did not state at a former; meeting in the Ward that the collection of the rates cost some 10 per cent of the amount, $8,000. Mr. Cowin replied in the, negative by stating that the collectioedf of the rates with the expense of Manager‘s office, etc., cost annually about $8,000, which he conâ€" mdered not at all extravagent as the collections was collectable quarterly and no person could deny the efficiency of our Collector. i fls §5 Mr. Prssto gate Mr. Cov refused to & unless pu«» by as he wo. d s to the public conseque . ces M.. W. M ~ M.. W. M. Sowsevicus the last lpo:kor, and announced hlllm as in the field. | The procoodinp then M hi‘pmh‘hm;mflnben arranged in this Ward that the present "P"‘.‘f“"f‘.' will be re â€"alected without op position. _( _ _ W oua. ' ‘The Returning Officer having become a candidi I. C. Keefer, engineer‘s Balance in favour of assets...$15,431 84 Total disbursements.... $119,701 RECRIPTS. ance as per Auditor‘s reâ€" | _ _ Overdrawn balance......$ 15,406 59 McQuarry, special p WO Ke:ysrerrsrereriiess 471 05 McDonald, fire alarm.. _ 2,046 48 Secretary‘s office, salâ€" _ RFY, d&0. â€"..ssssssone Solicitor, . legal _ «_ p@r N@B... .00 .e 62e k 66e4 Printing and adve~ HBIMG vecrerene se cce k8 Collector‘s office, salâ€" aries, rent, &o....... Manager‘s office and P. House W. ex penses ... .......... «Couqueror," intereat ‘piping, &o............. A. Garth & Co., brass To be realized fro n conâ€" mlnfplnoé extensions due from Dominion Goâ€" to be realized from Doâ€" minion Government, f Lia/iilities unpaid Nov. 30th, and disbursed year ended 30th Prrstox still coutinued to interro â€" r. Cowan, when that gentleman to answer avy further question pu, by some respectable ratepayer, ro. d see that his statements went YOFRHNORE ssssssses es ser s per agreement......... LIABILIT. E3. and he was ready for the $930,693 19 for $43,056 9( $23,483 24 $104,294 69 2,554 77 1,799 46 6.283 03 3,626 17 96,991 38 $19,573 76,025 $114,568 16 19,573 72 7,023 83 41669 36 2,338 91 3,008 87 2,169 98 8.078 909 10 1,051 35 1,769 67 1,500 00 1,213 42 57,119 75 4,819 93 1;321 89 108 75 3,695 64 5,000 00 308 82 300 00 $80,0000 $131,000 301 8 5,000 OO 0 22,000 14 66 16 33 98 was on motion called to preside, and at halfâ€"past 12 he called for 5:0 ALDERMANIC NomtNAtio®s. â€" Ald Chabotâ€"Proposed by O McKay, | seconded by several other ratepayar«. | __Ald McDougal â€"Proposed by E Deviin, | seconded by N Germain. Ald t{aney â€" Proposed by James Warâ€" ' nock, seconded by Noe Chevmer. Leanard _ Winteraâ€"Proposed by H | Charles, seconded by W Howell A B Macdonaldâ€"Proposed by SS Stritâ€" ton, seconded by C Nevilie. Jos Yeomansâ€"Proposed by W White seconded by J Goo lwin. M Starrsâ€"FProposed by E Germain, seconded by several other ratepayers. _ George O‘Keefaâ€"Proposed by P Nagle, seconded by L Winters. e James Martinâ€"Proposed by G Basker ville, secouded by N Germain. _ _ _ W Newbauksâ€"Proposed by J New banks, seconded by J Proulx. _ _ Mr .J (Garvinâ€"Proposed by F Kilby, seconded by G Mortimer. Pierce Mansfiel4â€"Proposed by J Halfâ€" penny. seconded by J Corcoran. WaATERWORKS _ COMMISsIONER. Thomas Coffayâ€"Proposed by E De viin, seconded by E G Laverdure. George Bedardâ€"Proposed by A B Macâ€" donald, seconded by M J Garvin. The meeting was then addressed by the present Aldermen, and by several of the new sandidates, after which the proceedâ€" ings closed. James Murphyâ€"Proposed by B McKen na, geconded by W Finlay. . ol @rawa . Ward, The elsctors of this Ward assembled at the appointed place, and at 12 o‘clock the Returning Officer, James O‘Reilly, called for the James O‘Counorâ€"Proposed by Martin Battle, seconded by Joseph ‘Tasse. _ seconded by John Chmci. E Lauzonâ€"Proposed by Joseph Tasse, s ~conded by James White. _ e Dr St Jeanâ€"Proposed by ‘P Rattey, seconded by John Clancy. > Ned John Clancyâ€"Proposed _ by Charles Goulden, seconded by Paul Tombeau. J &A Chevrier-â€"[’roqoud by P Feizy, seconded by W McEvela. WATERWORKS COMMISSIONER, Dr Beaubienâ€"Proposed by P Foizy, seconded by W McEvela. e There being no other nomination, the Doctor was ceclared elected by acclamaâ€" tion. s The several aldermenic candidates adâ€" dressed the electors, when the meeting dispersed. P e ol Dr St Joegn, it should be stated, withâ€" drew, and the contest will, thercfore, rest with Messrs O‘Counor, Clancy, Lauzon, and Chevrier. To the Editor of THK TIMES. The Edtor desires it to be distinctly underâ€" stood thai, while Inserting the communitâ€" cations of borreupoudenur, he is in no way to be held rea‘)onslble or the opinions exvressed therein. Bir,â€"Several meetings have been held, ostensibly for the purpose of throwing light on municipal matters. I have listened at these meetings with a view to understand the ideas that govern the ouncil and the ratepayers and have tailed to glean any satisfactory policy on any question, much less on such im ant matters as municipal indobum railways, exemptions, eto., which are agitaâ€" ting ratepayers in other communities. The Ottawa electors seem to take the selection of their representatives as & jokeâ€"a Christmas festival devoted to misruleâ€"and the Aldermen good humourâ€" edly enter into the sport, in the endeavour, maybe, to cover up their shortcomings. Messrs. Kinsella and company claim to be the highest intellectual thinkers that sway the popular voice, and direct the destinies of the Metropolitan City, and, judging from a comparison with the menâ€" tal efforts made by other spoakeu\,vtho_v will make good their pretension« he.s ._~.svauda various reports that have been lent me, and with the explanations of friends who have givren municipal aftairs some consideration, I have arrived at the conclusion, that to rest and econocâ€" mise is the civic duty mol:t be cultivatâ€" ed in the present period of depression. And with the desire of ascertaining bow this may be done, I have endeavoured, in the first place, to obtain :know‘odfiof the cost of the various offices in which the municipal duties are performed, and I find them expensive in the extreme. In every departme 1t the pruningâ€"knife of ecoromy can, in my opinion, be applied with effect. The Police force appears to be too large for so small a city. Cannot it be red.ced, and without detriment to food order? Vacancies oocurrln&lnm ce need not to be filled up some yea.s, and b{fllil means & reduction in cost made of one or two thousand dollars. The Fire Brignade certainly appeats to be swmmmdupondnm. The hose companies one engine company t to be ample to protect a dtyo(”m- -boutntl\hdo“honinof’l‘omto,orn fifth of that of Montreal. There are at present four hose companies, and there appear to be two chiefs, surely one is enough for the work to be done. Cannot a saving of two or three thousand dollars be safely mace in this department, withâ€" out injury to the security of the city ? In the engineer‘s department I am told there are four foremen, perhaps moreâ€"and that these four cost over $3,000, Will not two do the work well and will not $700 each be ample to repay them for their labours. If my judgment in this is coirect, 321000 can be saved in this office. In the Department there are four officials employed, and their salaries are said to amount to over $4,000, Some reduction may be made here, perhaps a thousand dollars. To colâ€", lect and pay out an annual revenue of lect and Ey out an annual revenue 0f about $20,000â€"$4,000 ftruly, is rather heay 7. CORRESPONDENC E. 8 but now is the appointed time to oomizert.huemsthn. fl::nm enquirer rather than an authority, and submit my suggestions to the citizens as worthyfof I calculate that the city officials, in their thoughts. C c cluding the mmbxou. receive About $30,000 a year. This estimate is irrespective of men in the police force or firobfimo,tmmmfloiom to pay interâ€" est on half a million. Certainly this matâ€" ter :equires examination, and if my state= merts, lead thereto good will bodn:m’ Let the electors look to it The ship ALDERMANIO NOMINATIONS THHK TIMES, OFfTAWa. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 i1876 ~. MMWS ETRAOT. ~\ OS EmE The Poople‘s Remedy. 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UND ERTAKING . for Pond‘s Extract Take no other. BARTON, â€" AT, THE U. H. DIT*ONX â€"FORâ€" T11 Broadway. New York* Looxrsr Ox. is the latest HARDWARE. VERY OHEAP F.MCDOUGALL.&CO‘S [631 Sussex StRecr. Rubber and Lâ€"ather Helting,‘ Chains, i-eru. o«-rgu'lnge, Sie hl'lro.. Tim l.::: lm“ 1: on, _ ZOAII. Weod ware for Car ~ages, Carts, Waggon, Theabove company want twolor three res ectable and activeagents. COAL & WOO0OD. blie buildi and vate residences ygzgadlnsmon:gdorn .]1’:3 healthy manâ€" ESTIMATESJON}A PPLICATION Orders from a distancef§promptly attended, to CITYZREFERENCES ROOFING MATRRiAL HarInmsroRr®s PARNISHESS, ETCO _ [ PECOMMONâ€" STREET, s MONTREAL‘ 480 Sussex, street, between York and Clarence Wellington street, Ottawa. N‘B.â€"All kinds of gun repairs and general jobun" attended to. ( Aug 6, 1876. 42l5y1 l’m:l Hotel: is the l"r*ut and only] First House in the Ol{z; tisftted, furnished and kept as an exceptionable GAS ~AND STEAM FITTER, BELL HANGER AND COPPERSMITH, {GUNSMITH AND LOOKSMITH, \ J. W Patterson & Co. & 1 ord ~ m&u :lvon. iu,, ”on promptly .s't H. MEADOWS & CO. ‘Capital" Stove Depot 525 Sussex streot. Fresh .Bulk Oysters JUST RECEIVED Howe Sewing Machines HIGHEST PRIZE Cl‘l. W. LEONAzu Bept 23 1876 At reasonable and warranted to give satisfaction tom-l 3 & CRHRAUDIERE ISLAND Prepared to any Pattern which the Dade Alex. Workman & Co. HARDW ARE ~Steady Employment, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Wholesale and Retail. Battens and Furrings aa:’wmm‘nmrmwud thez:blic genâ€" in mopart Nee detelye recun d cat new T Messrs. Satchell Bros., andâ€"has omneg out with a firstâ€"class supply of Beef, Mutton, Lamb WASHBURN‘S AXESâ€"ROPES, BURRILL‘S AXEsâ€"CHAINS BOWAN‘s AXESâ€"POWDEER HIGGIN‘S aXESâ€"SAWS share of patronage. Allotd':: 'Illn attended t« *~** _ s00T.TOJjORDER Aug 51876 ota. _ i."'n'.'mmu'"‘-' mined to supply nothing but the primest of mtsé and charge the vmplr;!ug %195 in order to secure a fair prompt manneor.. * #&" A TRIAL IS RESPECTFUL x SouICITED. IRONâ€"STEELâ€" SHOT _ HEAVY STOCK OF < LUMSERITG and â€" GENERAL New Butcher‘s Stall GEO. E. PRESTON Bath cheaper than any other house in the English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Aug"23 1876 231) CENTENNIAL rts, Waggon, Sleighs, Sroad _ _ _ > f '.-d lano',‘x.-. &e. &o. aT our stores Rideau and Wellington Streets. wa, . ept. 26th, 1876 eRone "every Latest in roved *'tg ww-?mh G"‘“fi {achinery, Engines and Boilers, Steam Drills * OTTEAW A. k 1 of kept wt, _Lumber kep mmu' erricks, Hoists, etc. T Repairs prompily attendéd to. (Lnte Saleszman at Satchell‘s) Oct 10 No. 144 Rideau Street, nextto the .St, â€" _ ____ LAWEENCE HOTEL _______ PISTOLS ANP ¢ * S roamae ruprances re RUSSELL HOUSE, OTTAWA, CANADA. ALWAYS ON HAND WRA perfect 2t guaranteod. HAliD W ARE. OT AIR FURNACKS Milt & Crossâ€"Cut gaws: FILES, BABBITT MET AL #&B~ APPLY IMMEDIATELY "G2 0. DWINN k Dealer ! 1 mw%m‘rmtg.do‘ er Iin fal Stall No. 2 Byâ€"Ward fHarket. HENRY CRACK FIRST CLASS HOTEL J. A. GOUILN. PATTERSON & LAW.! ? °_ JW. W. 1CRITCHLEY‘8, MOULDINCS Tongued and Grooved, . GENTLEMEN‘S {OUTFITTER, ) rrosavsrezer. (J281 A LARGE AS§ORTMEXT OF AWARDED AT THE =â€"Â¥oR THTâ€" T HE «ATeâ€" JOHN BUSH Sparks street Agent for Ottawa Matched or SpHt Mills, in the most «2ly1 Gowan‘s Opera House, FRIDAY, â€" BEC.; 22nd, SPIRITUALISMâ€" _ EXPOSED, Endorsed by upwards of ONB THOUY SAND â€" Prominent â€"Divines , Editors,, M and "hhl“o BALDWiN * fitoes meviums vnociaim the same * ""rrdonn wubaocusmen‘"‘ â€" â€" PROF. BALDWIN $500CHALLENGE TO MEDIUMS I will give c t tests \uuzullodb any mum:m.Mvu while Atmoz -jsg,wmm&&mtmmm rms in a pillory, With the keyhole filled with .mu:‘zgi ptl?rn?lw‘:;:ummmhgpalu tations will occur. PROF. FAY OUTDONE 3 The committee will me hand and foot and 'hilelnthum ® coat from the :o‘:domdmswmvulb- transferrâ€" meofoantans and ol men m in athers , and in full view of the audienc returned by.some unseen power to its owner. UNEQUALLED 1X QUALITY _ _: QUANTITY & FAVORABLENâ€"PRIGES Harness and Trunks! serpldd when the stock will be remarked. meneing from addressed to the under+igned recei iressed to the undersigned will be received . CORPORATION THE:â€"CITY_OF OTTAWA Tnrsday the 216t day of Decomber 1076 WELLINGTON WABD MABRKET cepted. ws. 2. Letr,. â€" ~D, Mgfig'fi Sons, SEALED TENDERS I will be lecked by the committee he*d and NE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDA Y, â€" 20th S$, & H. Bornridge‘s H. HODGES, 56 SPARKSST., mlt.;lh,o British Lion loto:.m Human Agency, REDUCTAON JN PR‘GCES PROPF, 8. K. AND CL ARA SA LK ! At Cost ‘om the «udience,) to tie me with J willibe dutled luside of oné miinâ€" FURS. WILL PERFORM BY DAVENPORT BROS, d "by° aid of "_ Spirits. ble ‘goods much below. Comâ€" the most wonderful manifesâ€" i:;a.‘iiâ€"o?“u_i imnh-ffi € d.- of four gentlemen M 1o o mo with Of uuiferm with the Grand. Trunk '""num- . OTTAWA RAILWAY, OK and Frox Mox»Ar, NovexBEz 20rz 1876 For West and South at 10:50 a.m. ‘ Night Train. To Montreal every night (Sunâ€" days excepted). $ Bure connection with Grand Trunk Trains Kast & West, and with the Rome & Waterâ€" town and Central V Ogdensb to and from New York, and all ::fnu A.mnum ‘ Car running from W wn to New Y can be secured at Tds Adter then by puy olser rou Brockville & Ottawa Railways. For Ottawa and> Pembroke via Brockville. Sailings of Mail ~Steamers LEAYVING @TTAWA. West at 10:00 p.m. ~Old gi regil. made to new ; ce " io: age mudgan‘street, Ottama, .. . ALBION HOTEL, COURT HOUSE AYENUKE, OFAWA, ONT, This !:-- l"nE hnxn. -m:su in a fine mflu& class sample roomsZfor! commercial Every attention"paid to guests."® m u.lm‘:.fl(i-lli-b-ld froum 'l\llfimf ENGLISH REMEDY : Cures all Nervous 1)seA8e8, Such AS 1 Debility, Prostration, etc., which iflm :.lpmdudbyovan'-l Tss Sbecite Mod cine is more especially recom: mended as an unfailing oure . for, Beminei in n per taline us a sequchee of solf P R. Davideon, G T O Eiwe!l, and_b pevdeon ? well, -:A.""-ll reâ€" TRAINS, EKACB WAF, DAILY, AS € mu#n?â€" * R. C. W.= MacCuaig ATEAMERA FROM NFW YORK FPOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL FROM PORTLAND. yorok. LiNk UNITED STATES MAIL STKAMEFE t YORE TRF Snd NEW Y AND w Favourite route for Tourist Finest approach hGM.‘&A.- Passepger accoffodation unsnrpassed; lisipaniniaie â€"~ <*â€"â€"*~â€"* sompad slgie Specific Medicine. STEAMERS. as loss of (in place of Celtic).... * $§ at 1 p.m ichmond......... _ .... n"-'j een Whtirirnrarresâ€"+s<+++* ** 36 at m " o gafls- feaKRE s ȴk xÂ¥ 6405 «+127 aa " PB at8 nm at WILLILAM |GBRAY‘8] From both East and l:, West at 8:45 a.m. [l‘m the East and . South at 4:10 p.m. From the West at 7:00 without *Oct 21 at 7 a.m TN OTTAWA Although th ho. modern Materia® Medica in cludes m.n{ valuable remedies for bhumaA® affiictions, it is a muuo(e.rmnt‘mt im Phosphorae in decidediy" nuperior Aureveit Hveartaiinp ced Aufinrert R.cu such :; nothl:nc .:he will ~ e ioi inne nctngaaincts Te aligbten re;chtlon or depression. of [ e m M sAY8 ‘ "But of all the none seem to exhibit ”Lmb:. to become a constituent of | as .Phomphorus. . Hore. then _ i6 i h _ 40000080 0 4 NL B A_ Bz l.2222l which can lmp.m;bly and from a condition 0 rt fi toonoorgmtehmg: inertness. In of this character Phosphorus -.1. blood in its changes, may oxidise in one set of t:glllsflu, and be indifferent to in the other; may occur in the brain in thi vitreous form, elun(lz as quickly as the T aging s fl us bmfl-fi ng that thoughts may burn, and may be presentin the bones im Iiv e marpmaid io rintain anes Her aeseaint sive caryatid, to upon shouiders the mere d-drl of of fileshâ€"and what is here of the ‘ contrasted with the bones, will apply with f the body. All throughout the living #yi :em. we myny believe that Phoqha-“m PZ.‘.‘&Tu%’.f‘ and o.f‘ v:‘: lonm:(m ‘m EETRORRCIIC®: "maye 1t in dificntt to avié . Row! sa the conclusion that gaphonu in & uneâ€" oxidated siate is an essential element of aoâ€" tivity in t ~ rrainand nervous anâ€" mt on oo oticn«‘ the on 2: an element oliao The question "‘Why is so valuable an #o garded and so seldom * answer which can be given is :â€"that a glmt lu"’ncuon be kgt-, Auduiive ai uflmlfi Aloohol.lg‘ahlomfirn..fl in substances; but m 1t arste tam, bnk mctnannt imaigMas results have experienced, i Phitisines oantgiron e for enemeraige Bu! .nâ€"nfl'{.â€" has now b m IRONIO PHLOSPHODVKE, blood and nerve substance, -i‘ nfll :&wummd ® 1t is agreeable to the snn esaee POpuPLis b, d is mfll&nino'n present day for the speedy ; P of robust health. Ts body. ‘atl inrouphont The B .~ â€"Nervous Debility, es ere Pikofebermeny Sircardyet mailintte AaRit The Phosphodyne s of patient mw\u Tiptpibagne un tm orghes of malititione mt -'0“6%:-01'.â€"'1‘:: large Ifi i l:ufllll medicine 6 mwmw lish Government M{“M = ie ie . aneniteant font ts it oan boars the thad.‘mark and Man C K sys WM tions from the United mt on ae without which none can ts «old on ed Pattn thentiate Veiers PHOSPHORUS! MEDICINE. Protected by Royal Letters Patent. DR. BRIGHAT‘E hâ€"ibfi?-fi-lzfl'ly TAmbs, Mental and PT‘. d P Nervous Fancies, _ *3# € The Phosphodyne _: THE BENEFICLAL XPFFRORS 4 H