. Iiose `is 1;})w'Opn CARD. g nvguitiug; ('ll.-\u\|l`.\(}'NF.l\` ! n.[31`\-e us a --`all. .:n We intend `guru:-ck qwluch is large) AT 39 PRINCESS STREET. --nun I -i . ..h-f_v mlnpu-M f'.::::.% 1:'":..::; Jhneto with gun: iii fespectmllv Io- IAMI-11:5 01-` THE rm-nu .`\).,'I.'III. I $i.0l\0.0ll0. . .\.\-D I`.\ Notice. ' 2 ll-itish Amricau ml furnished in the hre med: will Ix-. :ut7:30 to l0I.m. ; hi-In n:....... I .. m r.-ml Hf I 1`-(`On ` - well` to call on : l..1san1plo. as we ' rtnmnt. Hm linu-at ' 1.1-.\u .'\.V I. 0! l.. .l H.l:.\`np:I~`., u-ml .~\;.:v.-nt. In- _`\`I mm mm .\._ 3|EC|IIPll', 33 VI? ` `uncut the lim-at it)`. rumpriiing u-In-ngs um! (`um I.it.inn_ . A Proprietors ! lI`\'I' \V:;rf. ` ;;.:. Mucmstuu MED Acai IEDAILY N2iW 6furIcE. <>..A$E _L1 03%| _ I The Celebrated Disston Sa.ws,| ' Iron Planes, Ratchet Braces, I Breast Drills, Twist Drills, _ Ives` Expansive Bits and ; Hollow Angers. - Manufacturers Agents y __.._ --I-Inn - - -`L-`\LE.\l \\`[NDO\\' .\`|l.\l)I~I l{()],l.ER, HUl"FER'h' IMl"h |'.\ I`|".'\1'l` SPRI u .\I|.1I t l\.lkVIi nlaxii HINGE. ' x1:\'s'r(nuf. 1-umuxmgrz vu1:m: AND Bnowian. l".~\.\ BL.-\S'l`. I 0S\V'F.(`-O Cl-l.\l;]:1'T U1; W.-\'l`ER LIME. Pinet Ctstillion Brandy. Bernard : Old Tom. Bernard : Ginger Wine. De Kuyper 3 Uin-Red Case. De Kliyper'a Gi:-Greeu Case. Guinness ` l urter-Quart.s. ` Guinness Pm-ter--l`ints. Bass` Ale-Quzu.rts. Bass Ale-Pints. Clan.-t--various brands.` -- Assorted Syrups. Curacao. - c0ng M. WILKINSUN, . -ei'.. ...1 -.--) ur..n:..,..;.._ m.._~.4. Sll0R'l` mm 7 `HE KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE RAILWAY COMPANY have for sale $30,000 indesirable Short Date City of King- ston Coupon Bonds, bearing six per cent interest, payable semi-zsnnunlly. The securi- Lvics mature on Dec. 31st, l~17:`., and on name .l..I.. in IOWA "IR "73! anal "'7 ISAILVVAI UUM ran 1 1 in desirable ( semi-zsnnunll y. d_:|tc in 1874, '75, 76 and `:7. I Annlinntinnn in he Ill ulna M: I (law In 1874, '72), `'10 mm . 1. "Application: to be nude at the-Rail! Uoupp.-\ny s Oice, Place d Annea, to . . 1". C. L`LI-NE. Q.... l`.....` L} Ul`j.|.V'l.' UlLl1l5.V1L.'1\r. Dll.V uo xur sru. in sums to unit purchasers, from ve h-.1`: dred ($5M!) and upwards. . .9-pplyir-o I 1. u. Cl.I1\'E. K` \\ \ I Thomas Mccgnvie, Butcher, ' - `VIII . nu. A___ A__-`A `I___ n____,;` LLEIHT T370. V 99$? -Vv:v- 7 NTARIO STREET, opgocite the Grand Trunk Depot. 13' essels carefully sttended to and supplied at all hours at the chespent rates. Ami! 1. 1873. ' EVETTS, Gunmaker,` HAS on hnnd 1 large quantity of Breech- Louling and Mauls-Loading Fowling Pieces, and dio Double Barrel Rie And Shot Gym, sud Sporting Small Bored Ries, &c., for Isle. Repair: of all kinds neatly nnd channlv exacuted. I0! IIIC. ILO|-Il'l chea. ly executed. W; EVE'l"l`S. S1 4: ly executed. . EVE'l'l`S, Small Arms Armour-er, Tote- du-Pont Bunch, Kingtton. sapunber 2, 3373. ~ "King:-`a-ton, Sept. 2. Aug `29tl 4 In the nutter of MICHAEL FAHEY, an ` Luolvent. in't.hin matter. Creditors no I-equeetea w le their chime before me within one month. Kingston, 9th Sept, 1873. C. BAILLIE. Ghattel Mortgages, Leases, ;; Discharges of M6rt Quit Claim Deeds, .~. . DAD at Hennessy s Bra.ndy-V.O.` Hennessy s Bra.ndy--3 Star Hen;}essy s Br/a.nd.v-1 Sta.r_ Hennessy s Brandy--Pints. Sept. 8. , r. \v. \,l.u\|u, Secretary nnd Treasurer, . Kinjsbon and Pembroke R. R. Office. Kingston, July 28th, 1873. neapeu nten. Aplil 1, NOUNTY OF `FRONTENAC SIX PER. J CENT DEBENTURH BONDS for Sal`.- 5.....- 04; unit, Iuiru-]IAE;.`l'q` fr-.nu Iivn h-rn. ;;guat , Pl-I _I`IIl-.5 .-LV9 PISAIKS. I.` \ [HOT HOUSE cnAPr-:s\ ' the nndenigned, Charles Baillie, of Mon- - ml. Inn boon nnnointod Auignee Inso1v6nt_Ag1_:' of 1869. BONDS [912 SALE. HARDWARE. No. 7V`..aLn4l_ \Vellingtnn Street. n . I` DUMBLE S. FOR SALE AT '1'HI_j $30-90 I` .\ l` l"N'l` .\'I`RlN(`. CLINE, now. ..u and '|`nun.1I' E BONl)S. Ll-VD . L . Sec. -Trcas. - Rail way KINGSTON. `(CAN.\l)A)'.', SATURDAY EVEN ulna: pan; t'o11c_v-holders_ in 1872 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,646,289.96 Total Surpiua, 1872...... ....... .. 2,530,000.00 ".\'E;} 1}UsI.vEss, 1303:1370, 13:1 and 1872 THE LARGEST of any Company in the world. New business. Stilu assured ?or the year 1872 exceeded that of the second Compan in rnnk by more than sixteen mill lion do an. The Society issues all the nmst fdtairable forms of Life and Endowment iima. nn whhth Iiiuidnmia u-an In, ..:.I .... No. 120 B!{0Al) AY. NEW YORK.` Assets, Dec. 31st, 1572 .. . $20,000,000.00 Amount Cash Income over 9,000,000.00 Total paid Policy-holders, in 1872 . . . . _ . _ _ , , 2 A45: one an uuu uuuua. xuu oucuzuy ma-lu( S an we must fd ii-able of 1 _icies, on which Dividends will be paid an- nuinlly, aecuringto the assured the least pos- 1 aihle outlay consistent with un(l(l`lLtc11 safety. All'Policiea Non-forfeitalvlu after the second or third annual pa_\-wont. 1-,3-Mini.-,:., are also issued on the Tontilu: o'r.u'iug.i Fm-.:l ' Plan, tirst introduced by this Societ._v. Althouilh onlv mmlmlishe in I"....a.le. jeath Gunn s Drug Store, rian, nrst introduced by this b'0ciut._v. ALthough only established in Canada about ve years, its business exceeds many of the `older ostablished Uompanies, having is- snecl. in 1872, 895 Policies, insuring 82,32-1,15, `-being'aiI5i*'y little short of the largest busi- ness done by any Company, foreign or local, in Canada. _._ _l?or rates and other information apply to` ._I. J. CHRISTIE, Ayvm. ....-..|..-. . 3 Bank of lV]ut$en.},._ ~ L. In 13' Residence, No. 3 Barrie Street. August In, 1873. . u 41; El Convent. sun; A i\u' V . ` Dr. DAY'S TUOTII I`u\VhEl`.. A'I`KlNsUN s PANISIAN 'ruu'ru l'A\`TE. WHITE l:.()SE 'I`0o'1`ll 1-Asrm. onous KAl.LUN'l`F.l{lUS. I B0l'.U1`.INE. I Heath & G1 1nn s Drug Store. ` . A: n1.\.suN'a' rr;I(1':l;l\1l~I.\` with Sprir Ull.\"S PERF " ES, I I. Jl%lN'S L.>\\'AI\'~D _Ill \\'.-\TF.l{, | ENh".lh.`H L.-\VA`Sl)lli \\'A'I`l*Il{, - \'[Ul.l'Il` EAU DE "(`Ul.(M:.\'I-1, ! J, MARIA I.`.nnvc.\ .-n:.mwu 1u|.1`;`I' 1:.-xu m;1'o1.m:.\'n-:, J. MARI.-\ I" IHNA t`Ul.()HNF., l"L0l(ll)A \VA' ER, :nuu-- Monumental. Scotch T Granite Depot. * TANDY BROTHERS, l rineas andrSydciJ- ham Streets, Kingston,'1Jnt., manufac- turere-of Monuments and `Gravestons in Canzulian, American and Italian; Marble, `and Free Stone. Marble" and Enamelled ahtle Pieces, &c., &c., &c., importers of -;och.(.`u-anite Monuments. . ` ' {Y Fhosubscribem having extended their premises, beg to a11uouuce7.hcir,increased facilities for cx'ec\.ting large qlmxititiea of FIRST-CLASS \\'()i1K iii en,-rglepartment . ofheir inisines.-. . `_ _ . ..... ..... Z.. .-.-.~L.... .5` LI. .1- 1--...- ...._I Kingston Marble Wi1'1T -AND- I ve on was-u _ to and {mm I led to he denpuched I VAN BUsx1RK' S()ZOD()N'l`. I Dr 1IAV'u 'I`i\n"rn I\n|\|v'I\nI\ *9` `EINSIT IHISHIBB-- In suiicinixxg an inspection of their large and _va.r_io.1 stock, they invite special attention to ' their splendid supply uf Alf.N1 RIOR ; MARBLE, hard, durable and richly cloud:-.d, by far the largest and best selectedjstock v"e t brought to Kingston. V.-TANDY BROS. FACTORY is the onlv ,':~,l.)LlVlJI onus. 1-Au1un.1 18 we only Depot for this beautiful Marble in Central Canada. - All A-.-`Inn. nun.-.0-..o.`l1n o-Lu! 6.... -....-..l......I>.~. A'l`Kl.V.\`0N S PEl{.1?.17l\l[`}h` with Sprinklem, _ !l_.UIl.\".\_` PEl{l*`L,' banana. All orders punctually lled for moderate rates atjthc King>.to1L.Ajar`nle Works, Briucess and Sydeuham Stpgetg; _ , An examinatiori of `our finished \Vork on and hyaeunam )Lx_:ge E-1; . I An examination '_m_r` jiinishetl \`Vork on hand, or erected, will explai'h_wh57 oqr wm-kw manshin 1.: com: e-(led on 311 hands to be un- nanu, erectea, wm exp1:u~n_wny war;- manship 1.: com: Cdcd on hands to be un- surpassed by any in Cm-.u-la. ` . ' `* 'l`ANl)\' BROTHERS. 1 REPAi%ATIONS For the l`eetl|. Eiltlaglian | 0rgams. V T I IAV` gnu. ...,r.. ' mums. the C1140 during the ~ ` Pianos, Iiew and Second-had. 11873. _ anew, 1s73. E HAVE NOVV IN STOCK, and ar- riving, I large shipment of CHOICE NEW SEASON S TEA, which we are sellin at PRICES LOWER than ever. All we as is 1 trial to prove that OUR TEAS are the ____-. _ -:an-- . ---r1-\ 1'I`l!Il\fI'I YOUNG HYSONS, 1 GUNPOWDERS, -rwmnuvs, SOUCHONGS, . T _. CONGOUS, JAPA` aii;a5`;;;g;'4ies`Br.sT.1 ISS MAYNE has removed to BAGOT L STREET, opposite the Collgrcgational Jonvent. Dresses warranted to lit. from men.- ure. Ap renticen wanted to learn the Art. Aug. 28. T ETHEL LODGE meets every THURS- B DAY EVENING, at" 7:30 o clock 91'. their lsldloomar of King and Bgock ah-'-0t=._ EVE! urougnu I0 l\ll1gS|'a0l]. -_-IIANDY BROS. FACTORY is the only Denot beautiful Marble in Central ti` Tuning and Repairing done. July 23th, 1$73. Sept 10. _.__; 44% \/ .L..n_4...LJ_!_l4 Life Assurance Society An nu... - ASON & HAMLIN; Boston ~ Simmons 7 Iv (`I .... .-L l`u..i.-..i- oi)-'1 .\.~1nu- Innlrnra 13! IN E IIALVILILV, DOSEOII ; 3311111110113 & Cluugh, _}_)et.rui:,V and ocher makerq. 47 Pl{IN(`E.3'b' .\`T[llSl'I'l`, REMOVAL? NOW ARRIV1I_\'G Is` ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, Brock Street. . tlpulu in board. FULlSER0l H V `out ol Hid Junie. I873. ll \./allilllil. El`:-\1V m` BROTHERS. J. REYNER, Princesq Street. JUUS, V . JAPANS, &c., m.ut5ea1r,,. `at. Kiugal_`o1'1 . LDRESS GOODS! u- nay; nus-uu-.vv.. yuan-.--uuu gzt} 3 E`.-g........, May 1 1873-_ To be Published in November. I873 !,\ OVELL"S GAZETTEER. OF `BRITISH " NORTH AM ERICA : cnntaiuing the latest and most authentic description of over six tlmus:m-l Cities, Towns and Villages in the | Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, Nova. Scotia. New Brunswick, N ewfoundlmul, Prince Ed- ward Island, Manitoba, British Columbia, and +1.... \I....n. ur--. m-_-:..-__-,_ nuw DrunswlcK, .LVewxounuJa.uc|, Prince Ed- the North West Territories ; and general in- fornmtion, drawn from oicinl sources, as tn the names, locality, extent, &,c., of over fteen hundred Lakes and Rivera, with a Table of Routes, showing the proximitggfithe Railroad Stations, and Sea, Lake antllver Ports, to the Cities, Towns, Villages, &c., in the seve- - ml Provinces. Price in Cloth, $2.50; Price in Full Calf, $3,753. Agents wanted to can- _ vase for the work. 11 nun I nvni r n..u:_u.__ MAXVVELL `\V. STRANGE, AGENT. Oic, Clarence Street, opposite the Post Uf'e. - Kingston, 27th Jan. 1873. 'I?.\'1);\'s. ' u.. 11:!) 3 J...` (3 VV .I._I \JD.I.G.I. J J.\JI. Wear. NEW MERINOS IN ALL COLOURS. Just received a supp] of Pon(l I Extract, in 6 oz., pint and quart ttles. Capital A-i -H: _'6(;()',.00O. ` \V. niop nl:1rDI|t-D .\`f.:nn|>. nnnnuitn 61... `D.\..L Are now prepared to show to their numerous customers a. large nnd carefully selected stock of _ .\"E\`\' f-I.`.iP TRIUMINGS. New Hosiery for Fall Won 10 NESV JACKETS FOR. FALL & WINTER. New Shawls in greatva- 1-i nfxr ./I1./I 01, am./v .9 Ca. E?.'E !9?`FL&MPPXDEN I Pond s Extract! pw ev ovary E lJa`M'v| bulb-unQIobou: New Tweeds and Coat- ings. ` J. \JVV IJ.IJ.laUVVl. lull. SLCCUU,-V riety. NEW PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. R'[_l_`.HAM0_f_%l%.lJ~ &FIBnvnEu.| U1 QUD1 LULV, D1. lJl\JIi.\jEl E \JU'|.` ` importation are celebrated for their puritg and for being all that is claimed for them. - Of QUET 1UN, s1`. GEORGE & `Co's iunumrtnmiunx are c`9lahra.t1-.d for their um-it! To lnvalids iequiriug Wine, I can con: dently recommend 5:. George & Co a, believ- ing such to be pure and unadulterated. O. S. S 1`l{ANGE, _M.D. iHARBACK & 00. I BRUKENSHIRES ` Atlantic_Foundry. V `5&` t3irm:11'N ASVSURANGEL GUMPANY. ` VIVHE Subscriber would announce-to Ship- vnnufnra nwnan of Vessel: and For- F*`?N9r= % HE Subscriber would announce I30 amp- masters, owners of Vessels and warders, as well as to the uhlic generslly, that he has now 0 ed his 'ew Foundry at the corner of Union and Ontario Streets, Kingston, Ont., where he will, in addition to his ATLANTIC PUMPS, manufacture Pro- ller Wheels, Steering Wheels, Capstanl, 1-ab Wrenches, Wrecking Pumps, Force Pumps, Vill e and Cottage Fire Engines, Blocks, Dead`-Elyes, Hand-Spikes, Belnying Pins, Deck Plugs, MILL GEARING, &c., an Inn" an an lzinrl nf Wm-k. wen 88 an Kluuu In uuu Iv urn. Having the `latest patterns from New York and Boston. with the most improved mn- chi_n`ery and the beat workmen that can be ob- tamed, he hopes to give general utisfactionto .111. nus, Deck rmgs, mum (run: well as all kinds of Job Work. , Ll _ ~`_LA_L __LL__._- 1. E33 I0!` [-118 W(lI'K. i JOHN LovE'LL, Publiaixer. Montreal, 9th Aug., 1873. ` - n._____._. _ AV [LL14 BIB FBIIIDVUJ ull nwluuuvv `and Surgery to the corner of Barrie ` and William Streets, directly behind his for- mer`:-eaidence. Consultation hours I to 3 n_m. Kingston, lith Sopt., 1373. "42 PRINCESS STREET. In all the New and Legding Shades. PLAIN AND FANCY scan IRON WANTED. 1- nnnv l zlill rfrulu Qneluci Q91` 0.- TWINE-S ll. 13' Good Lathe Men and Finisher: wanted. August 23, 1873. (LATE M ~1CN EE & WADDELL) `R. has renioved his Reiidcngo am! .u-m..u n lthn on:-net nf Ru-no. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. Pond s Extract 1` DISPENSING CH EMISTS, AG EN T9, KINGSTON. In Press. Pond s Extrac` All.` .I. Ell}. J. lmoxznsainn. DNING. S!~;PTEMBJ:m 20. 1873. BY 911_e; t~*Exf the .l};u~l nf Provisional S'l`H<.'K ;,1:0n1~:S will be open on 'a.fter'Ml).\ l).\~`Y _:.1..~. `llst inst., for the `Siwscriptinnn of :\Em:k-, 511. the Oices of Messralaikse 8; Alcxmxdm-. :1iui of Clarke &, Feilde, 'B'rok(-rs, Tm"-rllt-'-, of Strathy & Strithy. Stock Brokers, .`l-ntre:11 mu] of Messrai Kirl:mit.m'.~lz xv Ir. u. Standa`;-titlmerifcan l!Z;1*,i'W'l"`abi es R. MACLEAN has returned to Kingston for six months. Office at Maclealn & 00 : Drug Stox-He, Princess Street. April . ` $5 TO%-$20 :'::,,t2;:?<- mags kn ' `WU .l_\J "`H AIU wanted.` All class- es of working people, of cithel` sex, young or bld, make more money at work for us in their gpare moments. or all the time, than at`. any. tning else. Particulars free. Address G- STINSON & U9., Pnlancl, Majne; THE FEDERAL BANK of Canada. or ouranny, Stock BI 0.'i(`l`, Messrs? Kitkp:itrLck* & in Kingston. ` sixnmdl First-class Bevel, 5x10; tables, complete with balls, cues, &c., _a.ud having the cele- brated Pm:LAN an UOLLENDER Cumnmxnox Cvsmoxs, of which I am sole owner and patentee. These Cushions are not sold to manufacturers in New York or Canada, being. reserved for my own trade. Price per table, packed and delisferetl on, board cars, $30Q told. H. VV. COLLENDER._ 5&3} _ `,`.`q..__ v\'I.1F- 1/ KING STREET, Snle/ Agent-.y f;>r Kingston. July 25. 5 Wu! H OCTOBER 1 L nu... ..-.. ! mstnngfenyymrs sfter date, bemiug interest ` at 6; peu-gnu, payable half-yeztrly. ~ ..-- .44 . 1 .. .. 0- I5,"-f'AR-i "- *1 3"` 'w` 5-*3: "* * *"" -I"`kJ' ' Tenders to state'the-amounwmml at`a_iatv ratethey will be taken. - V- IBARTLETI`-. FLEMISH BEAUTIFB, AND I PRES!-IRVING P A115 at the I ` - BAZAA 1." g Sweet Pota1:-('>`<:s.`, `D- .~. ..L - _ oYsT'ff:.Vf 5rwssEu1is 2 iiiiiiwu bEBEN1.unEs| Arrangements can be; made so that the pur- chaser need not necessarily pay the money until lat. November, if ppefurred. ,n\u*.\I Invrxnzw aunn 1-1: v me n, Tre31irer, County of Frontenac. County Treasurer's Oice, I ` F`:-antenna. Sent, I5, 1.973 ( OTICE is hereby gien that couformnbly to the clauses of the Act 36 Vic., Cap. 9, the following Timber Limits will be oifercul for sale at Public Auction at the House of Parliament, in this city, on the t\vent.y-rsl. tin of October next, subject to the conditions be ow, namely : Comprising 565 square mile; in the County of Gaspe, 956in that of Rimuuski, 25 in that of Saguenay, and 6! ia the County of 'l`cmis- eouata. ' "run... '.:+....+.. :.. who 41.... ...mn+im H.-at eouana. _ Those situate in the three counties rst mentioned are at an average distance of ve miles from the coast of the river and Gulf St. Lawrence, and wzstered by good uatahle streams, viz : the; D:1rt.mo11th, Malbaie, bainte - Anne, Cap Chat. Grand Matame, Petit Ma.- tane, Metis, Blanch and Tartigon, &c., &c. Thnsa situate in the (.`-nnntv of Temiscouata time, Metls, bmncu and larugun, \'.c., ac. Those situate in the County `are watered _lwy the (julmnn, tributary of Lake Temisconata, and the Blue River, tr3:lm- tary of Saint Francis, lunch lluwiug into the Saint J ohn -.2. . The above Timlier Limits at thei`r estimated Area, more or less, to he oered at the upset rice of four dollars per square mile, for the gal Rimogski and Sagueuay agencies, and ' llnn per square mike fur the Grandville Eu mmncv. asencr ; . . . . L 4 The`Tu_nber Lumts ta he aJ_u1d-gee to, the party bidding the highest amount of bonus. The bonus and rsb \cn.r"s rent of two 4101-. party mucnug me mgneslz amount. 0: nonua. `la:-upetgpquare miie to be p;lil in each case` immedintgly after the sale. ' - These Timber Limits to `be subjet co ti_1e nmviaionn of all timber regulations now m "Plans exhibiting these Timber Limits will be opened for inspection at the Department of Crown Lands, in this city, and at the A gents Oioe -for t-hope localities, from thm (lay to the dny of 3319. P. FORTIN. September 1]. =..\1`U|m.'-s_. 1 n. Q,Iu4\ 13.0.3 -1 1347.733 June 25. (N. . v --nu-ua-Ia-Uh In Cans or by the 1 1:-Ltc, at the Bazaar. rx-7`-w`;\. T`... - i yulgucuy ,_ _.` A _-,* A; J. CAT'I`z\NA(`,H, " - _, ' Secretary , Toronto, July`8th, 73. Deutment of Crown Lands, ` Woods and Forests. Vlnxe llnlnef IJITNHZH U1 U1`? SUUJCUB (00 IJIIU reunions of ail )`L:gulatinllS in one md which may he en:wt.r:d lxereafter. WHE {Be 'iix1;y_:f Frontenac _ will recai\teJ_T`e:`1_1)In\2ra tip to the 15th IJTOBER ntnxin 'fi'ur.l'1* uarties willing to _.vwvv--v-no _uvJ.L\L J.LI.\l-l\JI A large lot, Chgap, at the Bazaa.r. ;T1'A'~ur-A--n--s.-u - - ---- Cable "Se;:;ar Star 5, `N1 : 'I"| I`h`l4"l` u_.1.. L, _ Iepurunenn or urown muas Forests, ' ` Quebec, l2thAI18'18t, 1373; mty 1'rea.surer'a umce, 1 ` Frontenac, Sept. 15, 1873. S CALI E138 4 llmslon fort} at llowc Island pin` T-..x-,l-. "" PUBIQC NOTICE. Iron. sigued) ma ueuvereu Dnard $301 COLLEN DER, . Successor to Phelan & Collender, Ry-:~.-ulna, N..." X}... To be haul t:`n;n'_\'wI1el'e. C0.\*D1T1o:~:s 01 SALE. |,_QOO. . v ULNUVUD, Peaches _a_1_1d Melons, I-; nu. - i ..-r \/ .1; .n_.n_.A4LIH\ Manujzacturing Confectioners. II ` TRY THE Noriiiiiii; '_1_1;_lprs up to the 15th 'fi'orir parties willing to Broadway, New York \ c L w'ClUl'I'Cl lu J6HN IRVINE, n {`nnnLn .1` `l2`......o.\. n+;R-, :u. the Umces um. of `tn--nutu, 3.1-ntre:1l, ngn `s' Solicitors, 5 P. FORTIN, Commissioner. .-"Ia It was simply an intimation that he would contribute to that extent. I paid the ex- penses of `my own election. Indeed 1.did not receive any of the funds until after my election was over. I was at Toronto most of the period during which the elections were being held, going out .ooca.siona.llj' to one place or to the other,` and oomn;nnicat- ing with my friends. 1 got pecuniary as- sistance in the`West. In Canada. we have not the same organization thnt they have in England. Weihave neither a. Reform Club nor a. Carlton lnb to manage general elec- tions, and the leaders, -I fancy of both `parties, undertake that themselves. .1 found, as the contest went on, it was getting more severe. Representations were coming to me from my friends from all parts of Ontario that the Opposition, to use a gen- eral expression, had two dollars for our one, and 1 redoubled my exertions to get sub- scriptions from_ all of them. Sir Hugh went o` to Newfoundland, I think (a laugh), and twice I wrote prossingly to Mr Abbott, who was acting there for him, and received twice contributions to the extent of $10,009 ' each time. . 1:r.... M- n.......1..,.n m... an... :....x. wrSir John M:Lcdonald-No,- I have not. ll`0IIl N11` ADDOEB I ` Sir John Macdonald--I think no ; 1 Jam I not sure though. ."l`hn Chair-n1nn-.'l`haf. inns in nthtinn in llfllv 3lll'U lrl.lUlIgll. `The Chairmau--Tha.t was in @d1tiou to the $25,000? _ , . Sir John Macdunald -Yes. ` Hon. Mr Uanupbell`-It turns out that they were not both, but only one from Mr Abbott 2 V Qi- `l..`..-... ll .....I .._.1J I ;L___.L;. 'L,;L 1UU()L|u I Sir John Ma.c1onald-~I thought both were got from Mr Abbott. I see that in I one of Mr McMnllen s letters, his letter >5 : the 4th of August, in the Montreal Heml.-I, he says that over $100,000 were sent to sir r John from Montreal besides alsrge amount paid to the Central Committee. _As to the _ fund that I got from Montreal these were exactly the sums I hive mentioned. There` was 3 contribution of 25,000, without ufy previously having askedjor it. I had no conimunicatiun with Sir Hugh Allan, and never asked him to _give-that $25,000. I . have no doubt that Sir George Cartier ask- ed-him, and I have the intimation of Sir Hugh Allan that he "did subscrihe that amount, and the other _two sumsof $10,000 each were certainly given Lt my request. I wrote to Sir George Chrtier at Montreal, that with respect to these additional ad- vances we had such a hard tight, and there was so` much money being spent oI_1_ the other side, tlrathe must either borrow o1',4`x)e.`_-._;- it for me, and I have no doubt he asked for it. I was nnf. aware until Hun ninlulh--.afin'u guuru no me at present to Add. 1 can now take up the question ef contributluns to election funds. I have already mentioned that when Sir George Cartier went to Mon- treal from Ottawa, and 1 went to Toronto, 5 I asked him to get what help he could-pe- cuniary help from our rich friends in M on- treal. When 1 was in Kingston, at the time of my own election, I got a. letter from Sir Huh Allan, stating that he would contri- bute to the fund $28,000 for the elections of friends to the Administration, a. cum- munication I was very glad to get. I maiy say here that I considered myself the trustee of that fund, and I certainly did not apply any portion of it to my own election. The Cha.irmsn--Ha.ve vnn cat that Int- U301]. EIHIU. r Hun. Mr Ca.mpbe1l-Were those both from Mr Abbott '1 I q:.. L4... u'.....1.......1.: 1' u.:..1. -,L . n ..... I um uommlsslon on Weqnesday : The Cha'1rma.n--Have fou my further` statement to make 1 Rh. ,T.-.1. mI'.....:....-I.1 -n-_.L:_ N uuwxlxeni no make 1 Sir John Macdona.ld-Nothing more oc-' . , cure to me at present to Add. I I Make uD the aueatinn of nnnh-h...a;..... o.. I aypxy any puruuu ox 1[_l30 my own 8le('[1OIl. The Cha.irman--Iia.ve you got that let- ter ? ' QC... Tn}... 'I[.....'I.......I.`l `Kr- `I L__ , ,- II: nu.` ma, uuu J. nave nu uuuul. ue_a.sK_eu 191' it. I was not aware until the pgiblicatioh that is mentioned thait he had writtn for 5 the sum of $10,000, but ; I knew he Iimuhl endeavour to get it for me if he could. I i tjhink that is the only statement 1` have to make. The C}m.irmn.n4Tn H-wrn nnv nthnr nmH..u- I THE ROYAL COMMISSION . \The following is the second portion of Sir John Mn.cdona.ld a evidence given before the Commission Wednesday |. Chairman--Have {um um fm-n.....4 PIEIKC. The Chn.irma11-Is there any other ninth-r connected with thispharge upon which yuu are desirous of makmg a general st-ztgcuxunt. Sir John Ma.cdona.ld--'1`f1e1-earn n. lnnnh--r l are uesirous or making general statement. ' Macdonald.--'.l`here are a `numb--r of statements made by Mr McMulluu which ,3 ` I would like to call your attention to. Some I have already called your attention to, hint there are others which I would like to spe- cify more particularly. Mr McMullen, in his letter of the 18th of July, states that Sir Francis Hincks suggested that the Govern? - ment were obliged to advertise for tenders in order to avoid blame, sothat the conclu- sion of an agreement would have tobe post-, poned for several weeks. To that I will say that the idea of advertising for tenders had been mentioned with manyothersuggestions that were lllafle, but it neyer came to any- thing. The Government, never came to any conclusion to advertise for tenders. Indeed, we found out there would be no 013- ' Jectin zulvertisingfor tenders, if weexcluded American capitalistsaltogether. There was no siiggestion that there would be any com- panies formed in England to build the road, and all the capitalists in Canada who would desire anything to say to it were parties to the Iuteroceanic or the Canada Pacic, and so there was no object in advertising. Mr McMullen says he at one time announced to Mr Smith and myself that the $8,500, of which he speaks in one letter, had been lent to Sir John Macdonald and Sin; Francis Hincks in sums of `$4,000 and 84,500 especi- ally with very good knowledge that it was me vet: to be repaid. With reference to that sum of $4,000 to myself, that is a complete andutterfalsehood. I never received $4,000 from Sir Hugh Allan. I ever had any money transactions with him in my ` life. He never gave me any money, or never lent me any money in his life. It is utterly false, and I have reason to believe Sir_Hugh Allan never said so. Mr `MeMullen does not ' state we received ho money, but that Sir Hugh Allan id so to him, but I do not believe he ever did say so, for two reasons. In the first place, if he ever did it, it would have been a falsehood ; and in the next place, whe_n Mr Mcnullen came to see me in 0ctober-I think it was he that came to see methe first time alone after the elections, I forget t:ie_ exact date- he came evidently for the purpose 5- of attempting to .bully ins and levy black mail upon me, and he spoke very mysteriously of what he could I` prove. That Sir Hugh Allan had told him some very strange stories sboltaxponditnre of money for members of Parliament, sud so on. 1 was very much surprised to lusrthst statement, and he said among other things He never mentioned your name in eunnec- ' tion with any of these expenditures,` but he has the names of persons who are very near- you. I said he could. not well have men-_ tioned my name, because I never had my money transactions . with him. -In first place, I knowthe statement is false. and I am satised far than two ran. IITIU P1343, .l KIIOW U13 IUIIBIIIGQIU II I false, and I am satised fog` than two reu- SATURDA Y EVENING. SEPT. 20. -_,_____f___._____ mun. ; 1 am not-gncouymge him to go. _ He informed me that he would go". I made no euggettion to him in regard to it. It would ` D be quite absurd to suppose that, if I would not persuade Mr Macphemon to go in for the arimlgamatioil of the two inborporated oompqnies, he could do so. It is quite a. mis-statement. Mr McMuIlen say: again, After having Sir George sign on agree: ment,}a.s stated in the letter of A ` . 6th,~' he co ' meneed paying money, but as _ e told me, h _ving Ca.rtier 5 order in each case,` and gaking a. receipt therefor. '_ When making the agreement, he had no idea that the amount of money` would be excessively large, nd when it_ had rim up to between $150 and 200,000, he became alermed, and told Cu-tier that he must stop unleae the whole Government would agnotion thebwain. He thenntntedthntir-eorge sent _ Ottawa, and received a telegram from $ir Jnhn' Maodonald donrmimr his.` I the dngafta which were coming in so rapidly, -' .zIIT guardfg I :hilII vvvu ~ I. gun-rueu. 1 neard what he hnd_ to say. T1519-said the company we: 0 I naiulit is not the slightest use nhylgsg be- iug done until there is an amalgamation. He titan said to me that he was going to leave Montreal for Chicago, and he thought he would stop at Toronto on hie In home and see Mr Macpherson. I think said it wouldifdo no harm, or some annex-`of that kind. I did not-encourage him go. informed would gm". I mnn In- I saun wyna, was according to his own statement, | if his itatement were true, and those i re.-ul seemed to carry ont his statement, I l,tI:ougl:t Sir u h Allan had not used hill le". ' I said, e ought to have been mm -a frank with you. He could not if he had He mhst have ascertained that last session`. He could not by any possibility have .e'ected the purposes you wished him to nffnnf. at all I other : How boat _ down D-uni`! ,,,-__ ._._ V1113`! goingto tak some ate . I van ve gnan-dbd. I did not know what to do wit him. $1 understood, of course, there were to be! no Americana having anything to do. with our Pacic Railway dchenxu ;..` and did not, 7 therefore,` undentnud what she had to do with the matter. at all: or why he~h:Ld come to use me. He a.` Canadian himself, but I qxd tereatgin the Pacic Company. I wan ex- ceedilgly guarded. I heard what _he say. Ho-said the mm.-mm. ...... .........;...: ..u.u uunerln at uuebec,,g.nd he suggested that an Allan had made sopsny enemies, I should go to Mr Macphaernon end try tn bring about an amalgamation, ' ' write a. personal letter to M1` to aidiin the desixged object." Now, that is I in substance Imtx-tue-entirel,y untrue---ex- ; cept the simple fact that I saw Mr McMul- ,` len. ~ `Mi-ml _vou,I did not seelphim o|;1:;_.~ Mr Mr-Ztiuuun sought __me- out. I wan guingjtan Quebec to see `Lm-A `I .i.n.... an` an- sons that Sir Hugh Allan never said an. '- Agai Mr Mcliullen says, I met Sir Johnnhacdonala in_ Montreal after the clone of the session, while on his` way to met Lord Dhbrin at Quebec nnd `:5 so mmv anemia- 1' gewmg your uaomajea, the American on its}- .u;ts, interested in the company. He co dnnlt do so,', the public feel was so great." feeling expxessed in Par iament and thi nnlinu us uu!.uu. uuu uy any _poasm1ny nnvg .311` -,p.m'pose- you. hm; Igo effect, or gettu_1_g your uqomatea, the American ital. m oomoanv. He mm (I-ant uo so,-`me pnnnc reel great." The feeling expressed Par and th`e policy I of the Government were 311 opposed to it} In tht, -?how:v%r; willing or immune Sir H A a.n;lnig t to ca. out that srnngenwn" itw impossible tr:-r(y1o so, and his fsugll _ thunk, was not having at once andidiytbki the en-iosn gentlemen with whom"he ` made (this agreement, that such was 1:11 On the 24th, that was a very sho ` fore e contract was signed, `sf . mentglhad been made, nnd tb \le_ction '0! te digec rs, or most of them; had _ " ed. 1- McMullen came, ncoom Smith, of Chicano. and Mr H.u`rlhm-I:4 ' ea, ucmuuen came, acoompanfd "H? Smitvli, Chicago, Mr Hm-lburt, CH5, cago,[and they went over the story again.` The gtold me thnt the had been very badly usetztand that they I: in good faith sdvgna- ed fol` prelnminnry expenses of ,, the 3,` sum money, that in, for the pre ' ` ax. . pen _ `of the Csngda Pacific Railway Ooln-3 pauy which was mcorporated. I ststoi, to` them} that of` course Sir Hugh liable? to them for tint money, and limit,` itemedtomeaaa.mattarnf uauuag no uuuu l.Ul.' bunt money, I-[Id Milt} it emed to me as a. matter of con , refund it, if he ` hulnotslnldy. douewso. They said they would not put I15` with imch cond;:t andlfwould sue him. 1 it is `our own air. on t a verdict will robably be able tg reggver. Ybu:= seize poms of his ships in New York other American port. I nid it was to them to do so. I went so think you_are quite 'ri ht. . If I were in y 1- _ plaoq IAth1nk I` won] _ proceed ngnimth` " ' (Langhten) They sud they would uh A quite open far an to 9,, "1 or some IIIEU L Id-|l.Ilh I Wu-J. 583-Instbinl to ntreal,-and th Smith and P1 4 A pl'060(l. ` " ` (Lau ter.) Th they wouldlfb urlblii-I: said, You must distinctly understand we do not epme here for the pa of bluckmging you (hr blnckmniling the t, hm; fa. the urpolg of stating` our case. In hat ch... or bnclnnunng the Gov the stating` e we admlttod to have eminent, $3? :30. In fact ' taokn_ow whether by my chanog nu y. `nun was, Inn ` `go; of t ir pommqnication, I said to ch 191 um y unpouzble thnt American cspihl mint- ba excluded, and that the company magi hi` /fa:-med, and was in fact in Eroceu of forni ti`bn,% in the manner in yvhic it now "itself. -The said they would go down and` see ';- Hg Allan and return this way see `c. Quid Vwanldbc` veryghdto ` I ma. and xwoumbeuv iondiv /?:;uldbe of `V 0. 4a.idIwauldbouverygladto [sea I nu nnuan and return this 1then$,a.nd Icouldbeof snyaarrioainnni. mean 1 vyoum be very gnu. They did 13% co ' thu w:y,_h9wover, but I roqeivod ; let from Mr Snnth, of Chicago, Inaki complaint that they were enhdst letter Irom Mr anntn, 01 Chicago, mgking __.. great they exdu ' and he wanting to _know if I any pbjectionto their petiti ' the dill`; Parliament for redreu. 1111 Int tlmgloteer. W in lemrheu in mew cmanl Tmpg famhnr 3...: u-luinh. an. M1 uln n;L';vLlHH`l'I BOI1gI1t 3119 ' I W` uing jto Quchec see Lord Lingo: off for- ngl d. I went from herein the steamer, md ant direct from one steamer tothe sther and did not enter Montreal at all. How Mr Mclrlullen found out I wu ozrtho mat ]Idon t kuov} ; but certainly he came lmvn ftu see me. He said the Oanudg F aci Railway Board were sitting and were _:oingt0 take some steps. glxurdbd. know what 9.. 4|- mu , -u to mu uuu drawn from Newl` Now t is is altogether gun-`V He received no vouch telgjram 'mc. He could not do so, because I r \v:ui_in Ottawuduring that time. I I ways in the West attending the elc- . ` From the time I left Ottawa at that EU UEISIILWI $11` J nhn A 194..-`: 5 unu; ne nan advanced $358 000 " .: M1 $0 840,000 drawn from: Ne? "- thin in nl+,~..a-1... .....,,L . nnwr mu Auan and he fooeded. ; until he had advanced ,000 :m to 840.000 drawn frnln New uuunwil, auu IECCIVOU. t3legl.'ln 1- Macdonald o'onrmi:ng_ hin- After this Allan said he 1-`ooeded advanced .000 5'- r to uidavo vou- a; in Anlvugi: iehud Benn; II In my Am. Q`.-an uuudfuin; I I J um`, -nou IIII7 r the (Jouveyua (I am the G...` ' [ha I `nnu....-_- ..lauu Lap; win ..2400 Capklu. .1550 Uayt. IL I .1432 cape. 11.! V I-:07 caps. sup thins 01-` THE .2I\Kl LIP` .2700 Capt. Ki .'. I550 Capt. Lt. smith, ..;n50 Lumhv. -rum I`;-J I` HIIIIEI IEUKIIE .::suo Capt! `ms-4 Capt] .1350 c.pu .244]! CIDLJ .,cKHHI LIVE. .3uuo Lt.DI_ .2700 up: '_ 7lI) Cant. Hi ..wuu Laps J. .iH.'$-I Cspt.B.8. ..:r.'uo Capt. ..:auuo Csyt. Tim +1 ..- :1`!!- 945 LI ' 9:l5 . "LII `Ln I1,-acne.-, 13:. sup; 181 -gmh I REl.`lIlFl".D 'at A. VMr3llLL.~\N'.~'. medal of FRESH GRUUND ` 3 l!!EE..3!TTEB_$;.. [A11-:R LIM1-:.! [OBELL Bl{()S.,' `mu moumz are Ielhng "" ` ' `rap-i.,t..r3 of n.;_,-..-c well establiyhgzt` fllpllzlr Hull 18 Vtulllf` f0"p9fEl y pumfc that 2. !-.c I ,. MEl)lL"`-\L ~ DISCOVERY, 703175 E.\"l R.\U 1`,F~Rj:`8H, ' just receiVed by . hIcCamm31; ' tnwoun HOUSE, Kingston, Ontario. In from Europe. and . llll1zed her busi- ' lIeIed tn ti .t hm-en of lllllnc-yiliflir ll Ilanuc u ESS "er exhibited In `el4`IldIl`8' Under- ` !'08ses l|nd.a`-.:e 1,1: `tiling ....... ..... 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