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Wm. '91-.- by». 1‘33. m In - pr. - lit!!- ROI-O. Jume LEK will! m, 'tnitr". may. b “SI "r" PEI CENT SAVED " VENTILATISG s'i"rvRs,i anointing in put of ------ai, nor " r'CRNISMLNti, ,ei.tSttti'd1 sad Fun. _ i (a “I“. In“. Spoon. to. Spun. Teeny', 1.5!. Ian. .15 FOR BKECHEE} COMPANY’S is.“ tutor. , - but. an. Iona. loll-O Och". cm I]... . _ Pub on“. Inn-via that. - M: (in... Youth- " _ " 1" n or "fut“. Bo. m laid. in on a dry, 'e,ehl'd'd.' 1m M. = Oi . rrerye. "" hi“... can oil. hm It...» - - yum that out not! " b-nbmuqhtnu aeoaf-eamd-t inprond PM. I has“ new a." m 1xtamr. strgi,rt 2tttte=ttr aiare, 't"""l, , -wm1. w. STOVE "r-vor,,! “j a6gaa..n-etrmt. cm... [s . H. unwws} co. i m“ mm s. “we may go. good ou-thats-ed -""Mr0tg,uthetutostarnd and - g - I. W of design an“ to arr-d. . 11108. mum. Sign gill: Ann], Bo. " Ma. 'a-att gab Maud no.» any pm on the tannin“: as no “man ht l tir " “in: ”was. , P" mmJnncmmnmg-m. xt,teet'.Nh'e"i"a'ttra'r1tlr, -3. q.tret?'ett,1tettt?,t rf, tle, “mmJMbc-tilm, wanna COAL. WOOD. " PIA! alumna, mtmtrar-trro"tk Imps, Ham. "TorE8, humus, can. STOVE, ' p.001 nous, sity" s'rovzs, m: Inc's: SIOVEPXPBI " . tho r, SIM I and - 1'dh'Lt'eelt,feilt:S'g? Coprr ' at?“ 2gt2l"'lot'a't) 2"dl','f it: I t . O _ Iggy-hub. “a 'fdMlllittai w! ___,.-- - W, R-is'" {Jan moi-I Mien of M h-ts-tOve-Yun-e."'.-? 'qdm-toeee. Boom. 1-4)“;de m rGtistasmtttr-rrtieatie_ ‘no 3:: R. Jurors may: I ”LE-II“! a, my, ttitat"" for the “hf-Ibo luv-t haul. _ A. toe some TO BE EARNED ? 'I‘dm-rlu ”mum Irj.amiii 9... Jim. for Kink. Dining in” no. In you been. ar, In,“ magnum-o it'd! than“ ‘muhuo you no“ out not. My ens-tau! “up. , . , com. on. SAUCIPANS. has BnaaBeued new... mun. mm his. man Slow... an»... Din em". ttfiiiaL' liad Iron. 1-»- Mr: 12-3-9 tebaL, PM. Jun. Mi Kilt“, Hus-d M. Rdiigerato". Boat- ‘h! Rub. Am in», Tabb a. Ten an...» Colo. P . Sallp Tum”, Jolly “.3 ”will, 3c.;Ac., Ae., it. m BE DSTEA DS, LA M PS, At mm “In. em "an; 5195'“ runs, ‘ _ AND sums. My anemia: "no cuts - All 1.0 than " the ‘uPlTAL " flriw E DEPOT, Pun up. must. “lawn, to hforu " pum- the “misting- Mums AND anMPITs sum, ' Hardware. ' Stores ' Hardware. . 1031.! MN. =Iq .- bo unwound ”"0319” .rsn " PEN I. “by tho am who‘re-p- “unfatMnqum-t. HOT AIR " RXACES. ELY“! & KERR. . So. 25 RM mu n‘gxxsmxc. GOODS, MMMRMIMI, mvnmrss ASO TIXWARE. VOL 111. "NO. 1 .894. 8.33... JiGrei-a.. COI'S'I‘RY MERCHANTS .70th " u v E s Ill-IAV? HARDWARE. at' IOIA'HC STOKES emu» "-trset.Cttaws U. BARTLETT an a.” tirrd I eon-plot. as. M. mom“ I CO. , t, ttt DIAU-SI'L. it, _ . " B IIII-lt. _ Opposit- Bl'ltuh tl'Jd Haul was. u . -_f?1ttrttf1tttltttyu, T 'lttPn, IRON, COAL. ESHELF & HPshYY HARDWARE. / Nuns, Run, Cmms, t STOVE. " pal-m and than. for coal "a woof F (to. as Pusan, Eingshm. Toronto, mum» and Manual Pol-dries, with drum. pipes. fur- ', nine, le..1.ho than“ to ho Ind in town. . I out“. 6w 15. ' E lid . -ral autumn: of Homo-furnishing. C Cot-ion. 10.. u tho low.” cut: prim to be found in m on“. nut“. No more cilia!!! in pain; .(ovcpipu tomb". The, will tit "to I tttore, sud can‘t fait apart " this now 'tmreatiort STOVEPIPRS any " and irtto out: other with the you.“ can. and “or. will be u may “not fall apart of their on “cow. Tho invention (patented' in simple Mala-tho. a duct: cooling at the joint " net and of the pip. qttabto two onion to be iochd tortttor.artd the " bend " "oetualtr, pmnu their ”punters. A” porn. on put thou topaz" mth the ox- ,“an of I pram Hamill». no, will be odd " the low prior of The Inducing“ having bought the culusivo tight for (In City a can. um! County or Calo- ton. "on link K. REID. "spatially invite: the public ttoalt nu.) out-in. them, 50in; fully por- uulod that all who no than will "fun to buy nay ' hind. - __ TH0S. ISA.\C‘S. CENTRE TOWN, PLOUOI!S,CULTIV‘ATORS, w Dan's. October 10. new 115th I“. tho Dnosn' wrm THE Uunnxusx‘r, An new pnpuod to we“ riskg. S'"""'"' you'll. E. K. )IAcGILLIVRAY a; co., Dina [spawn of Wu“... Clo-ah, Jaolhry. Ihete.q1heed Ware Ind Fun-y Goods. 3min ”looting“ kinds of Gold. Silva ad Hui! Dino: tu-eu Watch". Clocks. Jaw-nary. WM Wu. and Fancy Hoods, munc- untoudor Bil kind. or uolJ,Silvor nod 11:1: Dina upon." of Watches, Clocks. Jovollory, Maniac! Wm tad Pliny 01061. awake. an to «do: all kind: of God, Silt" ad lair DWI-pone" of “when. Clocks. Jovdloiy. Bu-o-tut" Won tad Funny 9606.. um!“- hnbm I“ Ind! or Gold. sun: um! um Jot-nor}. mun-.019“. “a Jewellery napalm) sad OTTAWA AGENCY, OFFICE - DESBARATS' BUILDING, T _ " Sparks-u. h. I'vnaudl - 'ag-tnat-r by aged-l Appointment. " mlAJB'l'Y 11180 itrck,t'.0rAtrrAarby, m COURT or SPAIN. In! new: HONORABLE THE LORD3 COM- IBSIOSIIS oe THE AD3t1RALTY, "It 35:33?! mn,Y,p.."mm'" ROYAL A t his. Madam of the Gm: Ilhnbtlol.‘ Exhitrid no. of London. was, “a of the Uni- versal humm- " Pad-.18“. www.moeh and Javelin, Rewind and Fiaa, Chou-55d Jewellery 1terrairsd and NI. JOHN LESLXE. . Spark-rural. ' Amt for Ottawa ud Vicinity, Wr the a]. of that celebrated “um. M. t A. SAUNDIBS.” C Manual. Solo Viol-solo Anna in the Dominion for the ' J. Sat-71’. Wankel. on... Mar 2.. 748] .‘ll'Tl'AL LIFE ISSI’RANCB COlPAXY - - ApFiuation will be an» " tho next. 5mm of m Labial". ot Ontario for an net to incorpo- nu tho CALEDONIA PEAT MAR0PAtmHb- I!“ 1 5381.113“) COMPANY,with page" to oeqatruet I Cantor Rnilvq from non. point In Mfullhip of Cnlodcliu to the navigable Id": at the - or South mum Riv-n, 1nd to un- nch-Ibo lloigipal‘uy of Caledonia to grant to I. all Coup“: so much of the road than”: Hun-third Ind titth concessions " any be oquimd (or a. Inn-lulu” of Put fuel. 883tt an: ATLANTIC Want-.010“: And Jowollory Repaired Ind Iranian, Jewellery, Be. FIFTEEN CENTS PEI; LENGTH. IAII'IELD nor: c. A “1.003026. nearly I", and learn), an: gunman» of Toronto, Inter. is cloud for “but "HY DOLLARS CASH. (eost 8lBhor ugh“. for “capable much. " Iuilwwy "In. Adams " K." hm 05cc. tif per pun, Fl. K. MACGILLIVRAY & co., P""'"" hour. E. K. MACGILLIVRAY & co., ARD‘VIRI t OVAL CANADIAN BANK. To Tam --ru input education in WI! 2f,rat' otb'uataditxat Mary. on". up. T, I a. as” J"""'"' HOUSE. E.hr. MAcGIELTVRSY & co., 'l IIIIIY APPOINTV ARDELL‘I‘ P A ' E N T STOVE- PIPI. (orient. (haw-3A..“ T, ms. DxLAIOIn Pon'rnAn-unl: No NEED 0P WIRIXU 1'P, EVERY DESCRIPTION IIWILLg LIVERPOOL. ILODION FOR BA LE. . Nouns}, Murmurs-run. IV ATCEIES. CULOURID AND PLAIN, COLOURS!) AND PLAIN. COLOURED AN D PLAIN, agent-us. ALIA), " C. P. DJKION. AID M. P. “yang; J F. ttou Lroy, " 8t3tf (tttttt in the The Storo lornorly mopsud by w. D. WOOD No. M, on RIDEAU STE ItT, In: boon "and by IU sub-cribon, 3nd opoood with n game an GROCERIES, - - ."cnznnnsn . SCH I EDAM SCIINAPPS, recon-10min) by the medial faculty in out; of "r'""'""' Amt for It}. cheap, by Bums. Pom. Blukbmy. Raspberry and Stuwbcrry Syrup. I) ASPBERRY YINW2AR. TOMATO “a other Camp. POT!!!) Beret nad Tongues, ""'"iuusraua Sugar (fund [him mad Bushfut Roll Bum. "i0ELED8alAtoet, rinu‘rrs, In." and Spirit Men-hunts, Oahu». thstobar tr. "t' INDIA 1vARItlloilsh' The unburihr ruptafnlly unbound" to 9.210 In- hnbiunu at Omvn Ind Intro-Iain; oonhtry that “(her-gnu! of Inn, frum" " In: docidod on owning unmask. 3nd won regal-Md Auction Mart in this city. Prom urnngomem and. nth none of tho Furniture Manunetoritts of Wanton: Ontario, s Isr,_ o and well ”head no“ _of 110' furniture will be eon-tun? on hurl. Public Site. will be held from time to time, of which we we. will be given, and a whrh par: ties "(tiring to furnish will luv. u artful-unity or pure turing " unnmnlly low run. he Hart I u now open wizh a lug. gtoetk of now Furniture,“ _ "I; ll Pianos, Hummus". tc., to" con-Spot! f tur " a. COMMISSION SALE ROOMS, DYSPm'tHA, GMVIL'GOUL DROPSY, RIIL'UHA ITSM, f.., fe. Hour, LAND an Gun“. Aqua, OFFICE AND SALE ROOM§, ""riii,%ueriur would I!” intimate that he " the Solo Agent for Ottawa and territory for the “I. of Rum». Wabbu h Co.’l oolebnud Brand Pinon. . Tiii; no successors to the m. John c. Fox, of Kilauea! quip" Insists of ye “callous Pi,,ee.t. lLllIIIWH, Illa but -.._. v. - -.e-_e."- - -__-_. From their long "trerUrttm in Germany. Pulp, 3nd New York, they no univorully udmittod to be the best Pitno .ttanutatstarer' on thin continont. The nigh reputation of the intruzoyl and. by them for the past ten you“, and the Morn-in; demand for than in tho now Dominion. pron their very mpuior quality. nod uninrnlly who» led ed merit. {he Pita“. u well a the Pumituro in the "tablUhtnerst, will " laid oi." by print. n It. or action. 110 would use sumac. that he in pupae-.1 to receive instruction full paw It'll. humanoid furniture, hum, curl-3n, or rul "tate, to dig- pou of, Int! plodgu Maul! that ruling will be alt undono by him to give u . on in dutharg in; tho tru-t eonttded to him, Ho hm" that, strict mantle. to the “bummed to " om, u well u by prompt uttlom. at: immediately after, to pin-it tb slur. of public puma-go. L And I fall stock ot Choice Psuily Glocorios. OmwyNov, 3, 1868. u. will be in bi: JiiG"irim i% (In morning until r in the owning, when ho an no parties who with to nuns. about. um: ales. Consignment; trom n dunno. will In" inn-(glut. Lyndon. I“! STORE. Ug'r RECEIVED. Cub nuances, whom required. will be and. on connignmontu for immodhu uh. ' All kinds or innum- bought. sold oioxehlnged. _ ”nine". Wu 1.“.th the Bishop of Hunt's!“ , Mon. Sir J n A. Aluminium. ' Mon. H. L. Ian-(ova. C B, E Bqn. Alex. Campbell. P M u, 3 It. gitttu't1il,'1'l'; _' Walt" Study, ' M P Nas. W. Strugglhq. M P P, Punch B. Bum. Esq. M P Juno. O'Rlolly, In]. Q C, tl.V. Noel. Bails-n?! Quebec Bank, Dunn. Robert Lyon, ‘Iq. H P. - A was“ you; In: usual to as u tanning trttent "pvt-ant " nun] In“. J. BIRMINGHAM. Anselm and €51:ng Merehant, 7.33] Home. Mud nad Gonna! Agent. TBASBU KG li MeB'.s, tt69tf RES" s "NON RES“ MACKEREL RES}! LOBST ER", RES“ OYSTER. in Tins. REitl BALI BUT RY'S Chocoluto and Comm. -';ho subscriber: beg to inform their canton." and the public [unruly that they I". "moved totbou rpscioul punk“ Ptetttttir! by M. ,, - - _ _ " n n--l_ --. _L-_. _:II 1.- RANGE ”Am-lads. RESERVED OYSTERS do REES PEAS BIOS. GINGER. ORANGE. Jimmie». 'u'flerchanls. k"."rjiirdriirnuiriiaid aid who‘re win he and constantly on In? the following good: t RCHOVY Paste, “.20 on Inn, - ' 2,000 ConDs or Goon FIBIWOOD, not “0,000 “Ind 881301.23. Whole-do and Communal A Good- fol-rum with “WI... ottawa. Kiettm and hummus“ Pom, by the Stun" Mary An, ad Chm hm. w 8iltrr Talus at Par. "Str me. n. “no: a co., Founders Ind Con-mien Hamil. ' an: . Cunt! Bum RIM“! and Jellies, in gun uriuy. ot In nu: Bunk, Btmets and Tunes. .RY Codlut, ‘orr's Cocos Puts. ‘ICKLED BERRKNUS. LNNAN Buddies, le., he., ONIONS Blotter Puke, OBRISON, TAYLOR , 0-35 RY Haddock. OMINION ACCT")! KART, CK LED Munro}. D. T. BROWSE ' co., Sen Labd on the Bottle FLOUR, [sour Nut annual, Evan-nu, OTIAWA. EMOVA In ‘53, Whales-lo and Retail Np. 16, Run“: sr, J Atl. BUCHANAN, Sioux tnd Wellington- m: Grocerles. morons, roux, H AllD‘VAll Isl. WOOD BOSSITER. OATMEAL, 'c. do do do do A50 0 ()TTAW'A, TUESDA r, NOVEMBER ~10, 1:568. DIRECT 'lllllhll'lfitlllt"ll ‘1th to noun you- old, A very superior truck for medicinal porno-u. vaunted pun. And/ram Terra de ta Frauen, " Ship Maria John Dokupyort Sotg..-old ad nilsblc. The than ‘Iuperior Liquor' will be Iold at the very lowutpnuiblo prion, and If. to" worthy of attention from pun" requiring the like for lum- mor um - First prize, at“: "iusrihtsist 1 . sad i ttt p“. lug", at T1103. PATIERSON'S. 1,000 1,000 Oil-in, October 6, 1,000 Likosrites.irom Rotterdam, at Ship lmbcrurms, Ex Ship "St. Mariq de.ileleitte.' SHERRY WINE. Very. fir: pale, superior article, M um. nu. P"' PORT WINE, F The vintago of 1858, unriuuod for hail, nu. Groceries, liquavs, vaisinns, (k, MONTREAL WAREHOUSE iCOTCll LING FISH, LOCHFINE UEKRINOS, new ouch, It GO GO LIQUORS- [KHAN IIADDXES t ru nubsonber would all“ an auntie: a 11-min and other: to " YS’I‘ERS OYSTER. t oYa'NMIBt ARK AND PALE BRANDY, FINE BOTTLED ALE Which is In Iplondld condition. Also. SCOTCH, IRISH, OLD RYE, ; And other Malt Wining", ’ PORTS, SHERRIES, 'IRANDIEB, GIN, to" To other with a Omar Mn: of gitW "om" on", Jan. 20, t In 1, l an! 1 lb. piekquxor man, an. ()PORTO Dunn. Aug. l0, 1868. Aha, from Cognac, " ship Greek, OTTLED ALE. FIRST-CLASS 080033108. Aeali dir “HO“MLw --- -- -' "nuns. mum: PSCTCLrl01 Vign- OAR BOXES PRIME "0P5. At ,7 --.a-.- rodncod to nut " ulna eon-idenblo reduction bu bus and: At Reduced Rates, Groceries. BtJ,Sb'Fst STREET, W INKS. SILVER being new Baititgtore Oyster " _ TROB. PATTERSON'S. . THUS. PATTERSON’S. OALS. mommy: OLD RYE, Triple Rmstiiud. CALI. MORTON . HIGH- WiNES. r Ian-.- loam-om- runny PROOF. Genuine. AT known) Run -- FRO M-- on'mcu ALE, " PRICE tye AT THE For "I. It AT REDUCED RATht. T1105. PATTERSON'S. AT REDUCED RATES ALES. iiibg." runaways No. M, mania-1W J. MARTIN l CO. D. WhEMm OTTLED ALE. TEAS, SUGARS, " 657v AT THE WHITE BOOT. liUBBERS! FWomon'l, but in Inn-ht, $0.50 ca. a Flown, " " 0.65 our“ "Cork Solon. Women’s Bttd Men's, tht 2 auxin -iriiFirGhitie WHITE BOOT, and CHEAP 111133338, opposite the Vermilion Mortsr, F No. as sums ST. OFFORD’S. OFFORD‘S. . Ottawa, Octobor ”3391*“ Ile.-..., and SHOES much Ion than coat. comprising the lbtut styles and best qualities ot LADIES’, GENTS. MISSES’ & CHIEDREN’S uuitnbln for FALL & WINTER WEAR. Alia, I up 'took of Ian’- mid Women’s Como Boots. noon loosuinl. Buck Moon and Sheep Him. Beret Moons-Ina. Wit Oval-shoot. Rubbers, Att., ull of which will be sold " grout reduction: from tor- mor priest. Lumber and country merchants no re- quest“! to but in mind that there is a Inge stock o‘hlndllld. boon to be dispoa rd of at the More. Isl} rtdrutt!trn in prior. . . . .. , -iiiUFjiiitr Burch“; no invited to cull and "amitte the stock sud prion-which we know cun- pot, fail ttgirt utyuct‘y'm to Bil. ""iGrGnuriikpyot, tho old Crosby Stand, op- posito O'Mun'n, No. bl. Ssmrka-st. .A. . STEPHENS & Co. BOOTS AND SHOES, which will be found oomploto; being "ueted with can, it will nqt__full go iiytgtt.ttr+ruumet.itty "i: iUiiiiiriiG' aid Ciildron'l VITO 1 In" over/thin that cm fouibly be nquirod for the Iguon, 'dh " much over figures that ever boloro 0 "on. 7 --__ _-- -- _ -- A And until thounnd doll-11’ worth ofBDQTS No OLD STOCK “Ll-013,." in cw, Kipp, Cowhide Boots; Men’s Strong Wet-hug Boot: " low " 62 per pair. Bor', and Yancy: qugylylolv. .. _ -.. ... ' No 1' ENKRUPT STOCK No batman ROOM, " GOOD]: NEW GOODS t No on!) swarms Ala In 1y of New English Ki Boots,‘ hlnd Pa,'ttl' moat Inihble In. 'k7L,t'i,oe"re. la. unwound” on but! and and. by tho very (M but work-nu. Order, taken tor sll kinda of work. , "" F GEORGE MURPHY New GOODS (or the Full and Witter New STYLES for the Full and Winter New STYLES at OVERSHUES New STYLES of RU UBERS Of the NEWEST & LATEST STYLES Now STYLES of LADIES BALMQRALS ot BOOTS,SHOES, 1UJBBEW4, OVERSHOES and MOCASSI NS KISSES and CHILDREN. For LADIES. GENTLESIEN. All of which will " sold At nucmblo prison. SITUATION WAR-rub by . Bookkeeper. for this fall 3nd coming winter. Addreu. Box "I. ottawa, Out. - Non-bu 3, 1868. iri8b, 'TWO SMART YOUNG MEN tolum . ploiit- Iblo who“. Apply a tho S T E A M D Y E W o B K B, Sum-at. Prud'hommo'l Blow. I hub, forbid any non or loll gtvittg audit on my moonlit u , will not tt' "30:1“on toe my debt: coltnctod in my nun. vi out my "in” order. 44. NICEOLASJPARKS, Albert-rt. on". Noumbor 4, 1M8. 890- Ottawa, Oct. 20 M8. I hue now rocoi'vgd my fall Ind winter stock 1 CROSBY STAND, NO. 51. SPARKS-5T. ENDING CLEARING SALE on“... inly Si, tMs. O'I‘ICE. Boots ' Shoes. THE BANKRUPT STOCK, DRESS d: WALKING BOOTS, ANTED. BOOTS AND SHOES, ANGUS t HUCKELL, BOOT & SHOE STORE, YORK-ST. RUBBERS ! REAP BOOTS = IIIOES " Till The whole of Boot and _8hoo Donlors. AT tmt OLD IL‘T ALL [Pam Wholesale and Retail, CAPITAL " No. 15, Sussex-at RUBBERS! if” non-n. -V 890- , on“. Jun. Mth, 1868. _ Cough- - CJou..-.Sudden change- of elttnUe or. sources or Pulmonery Bronchial 1nd Asthmatic elections. Experience having proved that Iimple remedies often not speedily atul cer- tainly when token in the only angel of the dil- use. recourse should st once he had to " Brown’s Bronchial TIUChOI," or Lounge». Few no ever. the lmportnnoo of chucking n cough. or ucorn- mon eoid," in its tirgt dingo. Tint which in the beginning would'yiold to n mild remedy, it nog- loctod noon nttneh the lungs. “Bro-9's Bron. ehituTroeho,"or Cough Loungon nllny irrita- tion which induces coughing, having n DIRECT in. iluerrtee on the mick-d puts. As there an innit:- tions, in unto alum magnum". Sold by all doubt: in modieines. " 25 cents B box. Mothers t noun" t lathe" t-Are you disturbed " night spd broken of your rest by n lick ohitd "Morin; and crying with the excruci- ating pain of cutting mu: t If no, go It once ind got B bottle of Mn. WINSLOR'8 SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little gatrerer imtmsdii1r-dopond upon it t there is no mistake ebout it. There in not e mother on earth who hu ever need it,who will not tell you at once that it will replete the bowels. end give rest to the mother, end rehet end health to the child. op6rB- ting like music. It le perfectly aefe to use in ell on". end pleeeent to the teete, end in the pre- scription of one of the oldest end but female phy- riciene end nureee in the United Steleil Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. Be rare to cellular " MRS. WINSLOW’S 3001‘!!de SYRUP." Having the faceimile of "Cutie & Perkins " 6n the ouleide wrepper. All othere are hue imitatione. Errors of Wouth.--A Gentlemen who cut lei-ed for you-- horn Norton: Debility, Promo Lure Decay tml " the qytNeta ot youthful in discretion will, for the lake ot eul'ering humanity send fro. to on who need it the recipe and direc- tion: for making the simple remedy by which he In cured. Butrererg wishing to profit by the tut- Ionizen’ 1a12t" on do " by manning in pey.sLoeth.tit,ttty.y., - " . n . .. anthers Reed T'h"t--"o"o-" Worm Lounges are . eerteln end ssfe remedy for Worms in Children BttuAdulta.-LAg it is . well- known end melencholy feet that one greet "use of death Lama; children is from Worms alone.“ eennot be too deeply impressed upon the minds parents the necessity of closely wetching their children. By so doing; end understanding he syn torus end true cause of the disease, t'll'd'dlt of children mieht be sued from early groves. Sun-runs or ri'tmtB.-Tllte following are e few of the Tdt'l"l,e,"'l", symptoms end diseues which)", eon d by Worms: _dtr/yyet nppetite, emncinted extremities, otfemsi" breith frequent picking It the nose, grinding of the teeth during deep, herdneu of tho bellykwith frequent Ilimy stools, end loneumu convulsive he l itching of the inns, pain in the bud end 1tmnysttiutqtsiet Ileep. hinting, trembling, coughs, indigestion, low -spirits,frijrhffal cinema, end . gredunl weld. lnLuny of titttrlu. _ _ .- . . . Tiny no polnnblo Ind ulf-odministorod to th tthild--drir.ottt the l',',rJeet,,r,'e,t.'l', without pain Ind t",ntlttdp,etgt the sumac anarchy (loin any I th the nuns“, of 'sdmirtutoriug Cute Oil or other “plenum tmthBrtitw--" in the on “other m mu. "Etch box canton" the Inc-simil- aims-tun fNonuor A but“, Nowoutlo,0.w., who no he solo pro rietorr. N. B. 'G fat Hollow! 'e Warm Losmiga- p uid an no dl'd"r'."-"al Solo by sll tho dragging inmtuu. mg medicine don!» "cry where. 5 78v MOSS. II. BERTIIELOT, oftho Ottawa Pl,',',',: mar School. u now rrbpnred to give print lou- aonn in the French u: Inge. Terms moderate. . N. B.--mll the Ill" louom In the Lain, Um! or £113th unsung“! "quired.. , . mwrnos. "ak TGY-ire I.“ it Molar}. Dario & Eon’l boohtoro. Dunn. October 16, 1868. 873tt rup ally inform the publie that they will 0pm 3 brunt: their their clnlu will u on the 15th OCTOBER. PorrBrtitruUr' Ind In apply to the MRS. ROBERT STEWART!, trom London, Eng- Innd, proposal, (D. V.) to open B SCHOOL for Young Ladies on TUESDAY. F1382 SEPT. Bho it thoroughly competent to inmuoz in English, Fromm Damn; nod Mime. She is . teuhor by ’rofonlon, huving been trained in tho best 0011001. no college- in Elisha}. um has high ttte/yet. -iGliG1"GriGu".' __ iaeeturersat applicntion. Ottawa, Aagust 27, iMtl. f Mott Mr. GUSTAVE SMITH, (Organist oftho Cathe. drsl) a Gndunto of the Imirertut Contention of Putin. loo-Iona on Plum - 1 Singing. kidna- “not, count outing-urea!- -- (mun, June " 18:58. . 775y JOHN B. OGDEN. 43 coau- Street New York W. C. CLARK, Profuse: of Manic and Tucker of Pine, Voioo and Ethnony. Also, Mrs. Clark, Teuhorof Ih trtg and Psinting. Mano Roomg Ind Kuidonoo, 0' Jonttor-trtreert, corner of SI \ter-Itnet, Contra frown. _ ',2,i,ihii,j,ii -Gietfit his "licence or It Own A Son's Music torn 452 - - {VETERINARY ESTABLUfuNENT I YORK-STREE'I. OTTAWA, Nuthalnoy'l Hotel. PLAIN. ORNAMENIAL AND DECORATIVE CottatttuiArtoN DE NOTRE DAME, PAINTERS, AND PAPER HANGERS, Giraud-ore and Bull. (Shop more to R. R. Bonth'a it'.,',,":.,,?,":,',',',?,:",) Hon“, Sign. villa tad general grinning new!» on the moon re nonnblo tern". oiling: and walls distemper“ in colon to suit. Fruco work on)! kind; tofrdtr, - References permitted to the following gentlemen: A. H. Baldwin kilo., LR. Booth, Earp. R.R. Booth, Esq., luv. Mr. Johnson. Hull; Rev Mr. Picket, can"; Mr. Ion, ' Architect. August " RI! 6 n .8hippod pair Ifiberaian,tutd to urivo m I row days, a very auporior “norm-at or . IIYACINTH, TULIP AND OTHER FALL Thou Bulb: will be found npuiar to nylh'ng yet imported. W I LL! AM HEARS. Links! Drug Stan. Yorle. mun. (MIAMI tr, "tttft, tt7gtf om", October 17,1868. EducationkEstublixlamen! is Ottawa. (Member of tho Colby. of Vac-tinny Surgeon' Toronto , by Ippoi-unnt, V.S., to the Co. of Curlew: Agricultunl Sociot y.) Orders or communication. promptly Bttattded to, And mnlicmu an! to any pirrof the Dominion. Churn! moderate. 8t2y Nore SISTERS SIIING LE FACTORY! . 0mm FOR sun. ' arm, n.. 1, “a COLL, mm: and can , - SIIINGLES, no,ad,5o'f,,hhe,r,y PM” P"""" 3111.35. 863tf Corner of O’Connor and nub-nu. nuns, “399p, lANO-FORI‘K TUITION. ARDALL I" MONTGOMERY, UIICAL ACADEIIY. IIIKGLIS FOR ILLE- ORIE INFIRMARYQ SPECIAL NOTICES. The auburn»: Inning completed his Educational. FROM HONTR SA L, (iltfirttrtr, LADrtiUPERIOREsts, COLEMAN, v. S iircmhassr., OTTAWA. BULBS' OP “ll AND JOHN aocuss'rmlgn, As enquiries Jtre constantly being made regarding the position in which volunteers of various periods of service are placed'un- der the new Militia Law in reference to such. service, we give the answers to those which have come under our' notice, plainly and as briefly as possible: lst. Volunteers who had on the first of Octuber, 1869, eompleted their full period of five years' service are entitled to their discharge in the usual way. i} 2nd. Volunteers who had on the first of October, 1869, completed three iears' eon- i tinuous service will be entitled to their dis- charge after six months from the date of re-enrolluient in their corps, provided they l give the necessary notice at the time they l re-cnroll. _ . 3rd. Volunteers who have not completed three years continuous service prior to the first of October, 1868, and re enroll to complete their period of service, aymothe,. permitted to leave their corps withoutgiv- in: six months' notice. 4th. Volunteers who rc-enroll under the new Law are, of course, bound by the terms at the hind of the service roll which they sign; and the word " Volunteer" applies to the offieers as well " to the men of the corps so re-tttrolled.--)" br- vice (luzrtlr. ' w HATEYER objections were.taken to the new Militia Law by theVolunteer force at the time of its passage in the Legisla- ture seems to be so far overcome that there is no apprehension on the part of the Mili- tia authorities) that the full quota of Tol- untcers will not re-curoll. Copies of the law and service rolls were sent on the 1st of October to District Staff Officers for distribution to the various corp, and, doubtless before this, all have received them through the proper channel. The result is that lists of re-enrolled companies from every part of the country are begin- lung to pour into the Department of the Adjutint:Gjncral. Besides'this evidence of a dyirc on the part of old companies to accept service under the new Law, there are many and pressing applications from every district on the part of new com- panies desirous of recognition. Of course, the old organizations having the preference, V a positive answer cannot be given to new companies until the three months al- lowed for reorganization has expired; but in any case the Province of Ontario will, according to present appearances, maintain a purely voluntary force as its portion of defence. In the Province of Quebec also, there is, evidence of a fair portion of. Vol- unteer corps coming forward and accept- ing the situation under the new Law. These evidences of the patriotic feeling of the Volunteers is very satisfactory; and when we have behind them the whole lit- serve Militia, properly organised and ohieered, both the advance guard‘of Vol. unteers and the country will feel a con- fidence in the ability to meet and repel any. attack or invasion that ma be threatened, that they could not feel no e the old sys- tem, with the Militia-the ack bone of the country in any exten d struggle--. wholly unorganized. W ether in "peace or war we are, "tisfied t at both branches of' the service will show t tthe same self- I saeritieing spirit animates Canadians new that existed in the brave old da hen their ancestors bore a sturdy It/ttll',', half a continent to the British Crown and Ponarehieal institutions-United Service Gazette. ”SEE I OUR P11 PAGE. Bunsen-Loanmo Rinse IN Tu EUROPEAN AiuuEs.--The whole army of the North German Confederacy is armed with the Prussian needle gun. Bavaria has adopted the Warner gun; Baden, Wurtemberg and Darunrtadt, have the needle-gun. By the end of July Inst, Austria had 300,000 Wage] guns. The French army is thoroughly provided with Chassepots. On the lst of October, the Belgian army had changed all its old mus- ‘kets for the Albidi rifle. In Italy 32 bat- talions had the Prussian needle-gun im- proved. From 1867 the whole British army is provided with the Snider rifle. However, this arm has not been-found sufficiently satisfactory to prevent further iehanze. The Martini rifle' appears to be lapproved by a commission appointed by the War Otiiee. In this gun iheorhole of the present mechanism and lock is replac- ed by four or five pieces enclosed in ' water tight cavity. The explosion of the charge is _':),",',")?,, arod and spirals‘pring. With this gun 1 shots havebeen fired per minute without aiming and 28 shots in two minutes aiming at a target 440 yards distant striking 23 times. The Martini gun costs 8 to 10 shillings less than any other breech-loader. It iithought that it Ii l soon be adopted by the whole British army. Danish and Swiss troops are armed with Remington rifles. Russia is manu- facturing large quantities of Clarke rifles. Turkey, Portugal, Spain, Holland, have l not ytt much altered their armaments for want of means. Tur: New Mums Acr.---We under- stand that No. l Troop, Montreal Volun- teer Cavalry have unanimously re-enrolled under the New Militia Bill, for the term of three years. Captain Muir adminster- ed the oath of allegiance to all who have signed the Service Moll, at a meeting held at the armoury, on Monday evening, when he urged the Iroop to united nation, to maintain its reputation, and increase its members. The No.1 Troop are the first in the Montreal'Distrct to volunteer for the three years. under the new bill, and we wish Captain Muir md.the Troop the success their patriotism deserve,--- Jlontrcal Gazette'. ' Slaw ARMY um-A new monthly army list, by authorit prith In index, has been published for amber, which bu afforded much satisfaction. This until addendum In much nesded.-Garrt Journal. l PRICE-S CENTS Tu: Swnnsr Tam; IN Cussxcs ---A ripe schglnr. _ " An American editor, in response to a subscriber who grumbled that his paper was always damp, said it was because there was so much due (dew) on it. Carum Sunnis has made arranger ments with a Baltimore firm for thepu bli cation of ha narrative of his cruises in the Sumter and Alabama. A Tutu? being caught by the proprietor on the top of his garden-wall, was asked somewhat 2trtnuptorily, where he was going; to which question he replied. with admirable discretion, G Back again." Ihre, Tum Wrrzs.--'rhe following is sharp:---' Party.--'-" You‘ll come to the gallows some day. ., Second Party.--- " Yes, the morning you're hanged." A YOUNG man ~who was about jumping fronrn train wliile in motion, was deterred . by a reporter, who asked for lawnmc, age, business, and iesidenee, for arrobitua-a ry item. _ ' . _ A FBIIt‘HMAN cannot pronounce "ship." The word sounds .. sheep" in his mouth. Seeing an ironclad, he said to i boy, “I: dish a war-sheep? " "No," wavered the boy, " ith, u ram." Lwn AND LEAm.q.--..The Daily THe gm k had, on the Sth inst., a leader an " {lie Rush of Ribenl Candidates." The a1t',flt very much surprised us, as we di not think that the whole ol'em put together were " worth a rush / "---Jui1g. Him ran 81(1):st m "nun“. u-The easiest way to blazon your "tns.--- Firc a pistol up your coat sleeve. The cheapest wayto find your crest - Pick it up when " w" crest"; failen."-lbid. Tn: EM ttM Susan LEmos.--The survivors of he British Auxiliary Legion of Spain, wh h assisted to place the pre- sent chu upon the throne n genera- tion ago, u e received an assurance that. in the sheen of orders from the Prnvi sional Government‘to the co rary, thcir pensions will be continued. margins! force numbered nearly 30,000, but the survivors muster only a few hundreds. human Conn“ m Krrov.---Dr. Lander, so well known and esteemed in that township, has also raised a Cumpuny. and we understand that they have nomi- nnted that gentleman as Captain, and another person of the nime of Rathm-ll " Lieutenant. These nominations, ttl.. though informal, will no doubt be cumi- dered " head quarters as a high recom- meni1atism.--Brocuitle Canadian. one end'ofhis pulllic carreer io the other, General Peel has preserved the reputation of an improachlble politician, and the loan to the Legislature. occasioned by his retirement will ensured] 'be felt by all par- ties in the house as well as by the public at large. . -ru Prussian are xe'oicing greatly over the fact that this 'iiC','l'liU gun. yhich hat beetreompeting in Berlin with General Peel has lulled his fyetrdl " drela to the electors of Iluntiugdon on retiring from Parliament. The Timo, in I ooPrliPrttatr. leader, says that from far':; has shown In deep crack after the 264t round, whereas, Krupp'n gun hm. remained unscathed after 400 rounds and his friends are of course jubilant. 0n the other hand, an English 7-inch plate, .'l. inchel of steel on 4-oehes of iron, from the Cyclops Works, fs'hefiield, was too much for Krupp'u 96-poundcr: " least only the point of the shot cane through. A CLEAN t3wsrzP.--The 75th Regt. occupies s prominent, if not I distinguish- ed, position in the Gazettcof Int Tuesday. The Lieut.-Colonel, one of the two Majors serving with the regimen, and two of the senior Captains relinquished active service. Two captains thus obtaiued their majori- ties, and four snbaltems a step of rank. he regiment is under orders for Hang g. We csnnot recollect such s char- i out in s regiment since 1865. when, on u m wa, out“: to mm, six 0 en,of the onion: sent in thyir papers. may and Navy Gazette. ---The Belleville Inldliycnccr says: A very pretty month of lished Abor- deen granite, purchased in god-ad by the Orangemen, to mark the last resting plume of their late 1t':M,'lt'g George Beu- junin, Enq., VII e ' a few days since in the Church of England, in Belleville. It is abouheven feet high and bears the following inscription ..---n memory .ot' George Begum, for men years Grand Master of the Orange Institution of Bri- tish North America, died 7th Samba, 1864, aged 65 yum. Erocte by his brethren. At Farrel, in Seotluad, the Ordnance Survey odieem have discovered on extnor- dinuy deiUetion of the plumb line. There are no motintius near to cause this, and if is believed that there is a mass of unusual- Ir solid matter beneath the surface at -forTii,- or else I Inge cavity in the sea, which is not far distant. To ascertain thin two clocks are about to be placed east and great, one“ Forte, another-forty miles distant; by theside afoul: clock there will be I mggnet, connectqi with the opposite clock by an electric wire.The magnet will be made to click,eo as to mark the vibrations of' the pendulum of the distant clock, and the differenee in the vibrations of the pen ttr, willreveal the force and direction of e ddUetion of' the plumb tine, and thus the one of the curious phehmuennn at Form will then be neertained. Saxon“ ',t:re,y,tttdiS, rum " that another and unmet asqtott m1,”- ; summary and illegal extradition took ' in St. John on Thursduy morning, " . if report in true, tt mm employed on b the steamer Empress was, at the in- '. of some United Staten ofiieiab, H a. without warrant or Show of authority ' any kind, and when he reaisted was " c. ed down, and no rendered helpless, and ir, that condition was dragged on board the American steamer, then about to nail tcr Eastport, Portland, kc. It u said will the man was suspected of' having been con- cerned some months ago in some theft robbery in the United States; but the: the suspicion may be wholly unfounded; and he any be quite innocent. Even if he Us guilty the. proceeding le let,'! gross 'a'li'G,' and l violation of the rights of our whole people, and the authorities should at once make invatignim and sec justice dmse.---dlt. John, N.B., Fn-rnmu. A Swan.“ fhonr.---Every day at one of the Recorder's Court in New Or- leens is to be found an elderly, lady, neatly. even elegantly dressed, apparently watching with intense interest each trial " it is called, and when court has adjourned, ‘qniedy moving eway with the ctowd. She he»: plinth] and singular history. Child- less and done in the world, the we: once ili tll 2A 1 F3 ii] if;