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F',';;i;" o ean tuiteek Stee _ Bussex Street. and printed on \m 4, 1872 1914 *â€". in which ouly U000®, (the®w t muryseon & f*‘m Or other ofâ€"the above named tirst class Steamers, is intended to be despatched fromt LIVERPOUL for QUEBSC and MON TREAL on » _ SaTURDAY, 1$r« APRIL : (T‘o be followed Weekiy) . Carrying goods at Mtdm to the in lhad Canadian Towns Ciiies. in the‘ Western Syites. . 8 iFra For terms of freight or passage apply in (unedego en aut d §s, Water 3t or Wi Runter & Co, £xchange Building* Agent Through tickets from all points Weet at mdused rates. CortifGicates ~Iâ€"sued to persons dusirous of preâ€"pasing the passage of th« it tth adt to Caunads. Through 7|wn- Imued on tne continent, and in for all paurts of Canada, and in the United States to Detroit, Milwanukes, Chicago and other poiots in the WeBt. C For Freight or Passag» to loy‘s, Carter & Durke, 21 Bfirnm don ; Wilcocks & Weeks, Barbican, Plymontb; RBous & Ca., Qubec ; David whaw, Montreal or to â€" C B CUS~NINGHAK, â€" â€" ° a Â¥C # gavGB4, TA +U8, LINERROO! â€"& ~MIRTREAL mu.-wagm COMMUNICATION mlum AXD WJSTEHAL, _ 18. 3i1., 3f1. 6in., â€" 461. and 4(t. Gin. h“‘n-tn-i beautiful patâ€" Wormake ality of these <English ‘Mn:;‘:.“ M“t;:port them direct. #M: mifif"bd* families 'mnqh ig%:m mdnhnq would doâ€" well to Medway Sootlaod Niger KEEPING UTENSILA articles, and the very best. * ~â€"COOKING STOVES b A * T the farmer, city resident, lum t ‘tal at Queenstowu lnit “ Movilie, * WPirRks ixp Euomm stRrEETs, / ""I-w-l-ulo-n, | ~# % OTTAW A. of the following A lass Pow. râ€" ?:‘ C I rat C W c r SCOTLAND, NILE ~ MEDWAY, . TWEED, â€" THAMES SEVERN, Ucotland tor Quebec nd' Iumil'dzr&q l vdnesday, 1 A Nigee do do do Alst ";’ PROM LOXDOYN, “-,'hm N ®, and 8t Joh J * oc * ncimriey, io Apill Mteamers of this Ligne ars intended to J‘;«ny. Tollows during the season of navigation of 1872, to and from _ : London, Quebec and Montrcz‘, (Calling at Plymouth out wards for C go0d learing that port every 'dd-y-').. rupy Full directions for taking this (Cireat Health Restorer accompany each Bottle, sud s should be careful in seei ufl ‘aN‘s COMPUUND SYRUP Of YARS4PARILLA, and no other, is suppliec * Wholesale agenta, EVANS MERCER & CQ., Montreal, and to 53 obtained »from in 20 Uttawa druggists, (ttaws, March 9, 1872 1918 $m March 4 1871 Is the Great Health Kestorer of the Day, It strikes at the root of all‘ Disease through its wondertul power in restoring the blood to a healthy state. ® It isa certain remedy for Scrotui,, It ma «certain reimedy lor Scroiul, Nepvous and General Debility, all_dikeases otf the Skin, Gout, Rheumatism,«"Indiges seases arising from an impure state o+ the FROUGHTE : IRON BEDSTEAD®, 2ft., tiom, Jaundice,. Scurvy, Bronchial Aftec. tions, Chest Complaints, and all othier di. Preight and Uartage Agency promptly attended to. C. C .S Carters give RJ‘%’.WW relieyâ€" CoOMPOUCNXD sSYRUP OF SAR SAPARILLA api dimot every Woednesday therenmfter, * FROX QUEBEC. siring shippors from all further *73,,},} London Quesec, W. £. JOHNSON, ‘ & Ottews, Oct. 12, 1871 Tfos The First Class Steaguship | * YÂ¥ Y A NZ A.** 11Â¥1DA CENTBAL BAILWAY HTEAMSHIP LINE, M.«..«~+«+.......« â€" 90 BWB do wauaay se e e es se ce ce d-, ’I“ “- -n. .:o 18th do 6 lMy oreafter, . -‘d.;"’mpâ€"m'hn to Lontouâ€" $80. ~.cerage, $14. is YOL.â€" VI_ XO 1940 UNCAN‘® KFemperley‘s Line. Â¥ > 1 f Ff;m i~w_ * »PRING ARRLV AL! ! w Bird Nests, â€"a8 usual, wholesale and reâ€" And Montreal!, Bird Baths, t** *5 {furniture Cornmer of DAVID SHAW. â€" .â€" 1914â€"1m Tuesday, Tth May Butle Plitters, Breeâ€": Platteors, POTOMWAC, NYANZA, TIBER, TRENT. _ vuble _ No 11, 8. Ridean street, Ottawa. ‘ | I:Al. loczcmlol.ml“"- |â€" â€" *eir DB. MeDOUGALL, A. PERRY; Fire Inspector. orrwk..w’ § :-Q&. in "Gpacks # and Elgin streets. t _ 17607 is in no way aftected by the recent Fire at Chicago, the Company having no Agent doing business in that city. information can D6 : to the undersigned. Lisg ar Gov. General of Canada respectfully tender the public their sincere thanks for the very liberal 'nt.mgo be â€" stowed on them during last seven years. While soliciting a continuance of the same they would earnestly request an inspection of the following catile purâ€" echased at Guelph Fair. _ â€" large p capital of the Company, asâ€" oum’.:':l’:‘&lw security in ‘ the UNLIMITED LILABILITY of a Wealthy Proprtetmry..s=" : c <:| . : 1 pair of Steers weighing the enormous weight of _4,525 POUNDS, A Magnificent Calf, 11 n:‘kadil, :ud and M‘;yJoanon, Esq., ue weighing Wllfilfi‘ OR 350 PUdNDs, And 50 head of Western Sheep. Mmmsdn;‘:mu ::d-nd found supplied with Fresh Salt. Pozl’. BACON, SAUSAGES, ETC., ETC. Mhe whole of which will be on exhibition at their Stalls Nos. 3, 5, 7 and 8, Lower Town â€" Market, this WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, when they rest assured lan-hh will be able to & e the finest stall of Meat in the Dominion. RO?E liBV‘Alfiml’n t, FIRE and LIFE, a cun‘n-.-‘.Q.l.l......‘..‘lQmm ANNUAL INCOME, over..... 4,000,000 FUNDS ON HAND, over. .... . 9,500,000 BPECIAL LIFE AsSURANCE y T en m t ut mainiirnten m t.%zn. : There having been added $136, to the Lifte Fund as a result of the business of Losses prom settled without refer ence to thflol:bo&». LIFE DBEPARTXENT. * _ Assuranceson Lives granted on favorable C’nnouo 80 AP, Ordinary, used in washing Lizen, Blanâ€" keta, &c, _ _‘ o y CA!DOL!O AO1ID, * _ _ Or Disinfecting Flaid, for SBick Rooms, Lin 3:.. Closets W o |9nh-, Ceganâ€" Butchers to His Excsellesoy Losd Which took the priz» at Gusiph Fair. the past year. 18720 :s «> 18§(2, EASTER. 1871 8 madinavian . . Hibernian ... . #M“ ‘=a Liverpool Mail Lane ag from Liverpool every Thursday, and from Quebec every Saturday, calling at Loch Foyle to receirve on board, and land Mail and Passongers to and from Ireland and Scotland Are intended tq be despatched from Quebec : Calling at St. Jobn‘s, N. P. * _:_.____ FROK QUEBEO. _ i Nceandinarian ..,,, Nortb Am. A an ., it tnÂ¥ikks ........ P.wons Booked to and from Liverpool. Londonderry Clasgow. sef MONTRâ€"AL ~uGCraw sSTEANSMiP â€" COMPANX ~HLORIDE OF LILYME, g CLKALANXKGXEK OF sALLIN G 30 bead of splendid Western Cattle, Ottawa, March 27 1872 All O:rtaws, January 30 10OPPERAS3 SATCHELL BROS,, ARBOLIC 30aP, OoNoy‘s FLUID ARBOLIC POWDER HLOR\LUM, Ottaws, Dec 37, 1811 ROYMOâ€"CHLOBRALU a, ISINFEOTANTS FOBR SALE Poerfumed, for Tollet and Disinfecting SALE, to FIRE DEPARTMXENT sh Bakee, Sodessl, Sormp d dtt se o a#u aÂ¥e es a es C A.s [3 SCXXKR 3ERVICRL A. CHRIETIE & CO , Druggists, Sparks streot **% 0. _# x i. F. BEDDALL, Chief Agents for Canada 64 y Fire at moderâ€" Non.pulsonouos; Nonâ€"poisonous . .@ith 4 # # 6# ‘""I8TL. January 0 Tht 10 10 124 37 Express at 7:30 a.m., arriving at Ottawa at 195 p.m., andâ€"at Sand Point at 1;:10 P m. , Mail Train at 2:20 pm , arrtving at Ottaws at 1:30 p.m , and at Band Point at 8:20 pm. g5it 7 } MO&nhpflder‘,uflq wcertain conpection with (Grand Trunk Day Express from the r and . West, arriving at OQttawa at 9:1@p m. * LEAYE oT AwaA. Through Western l:ra at 1015 a.1,, ar» riving at Rrockville <at }:15) p.m., and counsecting with G@rand Trunk Day <Exâ€" mflq Kast and West. 4 Train at3:45 p.m.,ardiviog at Brockâ€" ville at 9:35 p.m. ; ARRIVE AT SAND POINTâ€"1:40 pu, and 8: 20 p m "LEAVE SAND POINTâ€"1:2# am, #15 and 9:35 p m Freight loaded with d , and No Tran~ l-lp:o'.ot'h'nhuvmu e . #1.80 Trains on Canada Central and Porth Bram b make certain connsctions with all irsins«<n B. & 0. Railway _ The School will reâ€"open on the 3rJ of Jamuary, 1873. Ottaws, Dec 29 1871 188Tiawkd t wt PRINCIPALâ€"MRS. ROBEET STEWVART. hflnlflh&%fll eitaated in the most healthy part of a(brm Ladies may receive a sountd Kag and French Equcation, with lc-.:. u:l:'o‘; % k > sds I mm.fly -pplkn‘l:::»buld ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUXG LiDIE® Corn«r of Wilbrod and Glou.ester streets, Sandy Hill, Otâ€" Just Received H. M. ROWE 3 celobrated : BULK AND CAN oNYsSTER®, And also in Wood or Bottle Genunine Hennessey‘s and Martello Brandies, DeKuayper‘s Gin, Jaâ€" maica Spirits, London Gin, Irish and Sootch Whiskies, &0. A large varioty of f , en pagnes, Mose be Nlarate Sauternes, &o., of choice qualits and great range in prices THRE GREEK AS USUAL. oo d oi Te 6 Finest French Wine Vinega Liberal t« J lnvited. iz “%E.* :{ll‘&l'hl'dln y I.hll.. nl'v'd. Ottawa, Dec 19, 187L Ureat Broad Gauge Roule TO OTTAWA. In Boad or Free ry*HE SEASONX COMMENCED, Cnmiertable Sofa Cars on No 17 and 8 Charge for berths, 50 cents, 'm“wu-&ummotmbm A4 w‘ "sm' Mnflm‘flnmm“ s ; T‘wonty minutes alloy Prpscott tion for refresbments, .. . . es Trains are run on Montreal time. THOS REYNOLDS, ARNOLD®s Brockville and Oftawa ‘Railways x Le-mwl."am. Priscott. , Ottaws, January 1, 1873 The old tellable, quickest and best route 4‘,‘.‘” OoF RUNNING TYXE Trains will run as follows ; On and after MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19ih, 18712 Brockville Feb. 11, :97 :. The Italian Warehouse. J. L. C. PDELES DERNIERS. OTTAWA RAILWAY. No. No 4 â€" 10 0# pa UVARD AND RKDUCATIO®, *HE 8T. L 'l AND FROM WEDNESDAY, 3rd Jan traine will run as follows ; h c54 . .4 14 _ 1 iACRest and best route ; the shortestline by @ miles from Ottawa $100 PEK YEAR CANIDL CEMTRAL ULK LEAVE BROCKVILLEL, 10 9 a m 30 g0e, B ofi fron Otan _ _| Thig, 2 Tiiie and All poiaty | s. Patterson‘s. ':-r mm l, No. 136 hidean Stroet MEtcaAurEe srr®er. WHISKIES, HIGHWINES, &e., 1 00 p m Ottawa. 200 a m 550 p mi 1:30 p m|Grmad â€"Tmmâ€"~~ 126 am GoIXo XoRTBâ€" 80o1%G soUtTtHg Mana~t~ *Â¥ nesnums it a t 1 o ns traban â€" for Brockville, KMingston 00 249 To..y Grand â€" Tronk Mail for West trom West Do do Express Do do Exprs: from West A* Eastand W ost Counecting with. «*~@g Dirâ€"ctor, Ottawa â€".: itrom the ... PER GALLO®. U @BBOITT Manager 19027 XsTLHRS®, VYAULTS. atk rescott Junoction. 14 18 p m Artive in 10:26 a m 3 40 pm 1 00 a m 8:25 p m 4:10p m oTTaAwWA~ SATURDAY. APRIL 6. 1s72 N. B.â€"Farme.s from the County of Carle= ton can enter the â€"mill pard by Broad Street, apposite Brewery gate. Alarg« stock of the above will be kept conâ€" stantly on hand to suit purchasers. STEAM BI[SSUIT BAiKBRY | B AUCTIONEER‘ REAL ESTATE AND LUMBERMEXN‘3 AGENT, AND The Subscribers havye receired a large sum for investment upon Farm Property. No commission charged. ‘Apply to J. M. C. DELESDERNIERS, corner of Sussex and York streets, or to MORRISON WELLS & ©€O., Toronto. BUILDING AND bRIDGE TIMBER. The Finest BLACK TEAY are put up in 101b U AlaAAtac *# PLANED LU M BER of all descriptions. â€"â€" _ Your O.&â€"ta"arse solicitcd, an PROMPTLY ATTENDED To by ON REAL ESTATE, Â¥rom $100 to any amount, oo approved secarity IRUST AND LOAN COMPANY UPPER CANADA SHINGLES :X XX, XXX Â¥U B&ST PLAOCANâ€"CSHNTA L CaAN aAraA id Cie To Riscult. Crackers, Candi bus fectiâ€"mery of all kinds, V Pl)l‘l‘ll‘E ConNnrzc;rtoN® Y ESTAaBLIsHYENT 1 is now an established fact a Want any firstâ€"class BKANDIES or w.fig and the best Family GBOCI&E‘, you must go to Fn vitsâ€" & ull kinds, the very Enest Chaudiere, Oct. 26, 1871 Rough Lumber Well Seasoned, SHAUDIEKEZ#AE STEANM MILLSY, PERM CANXDLES, FAKCYN S0AP+â€" Pest Tollet, " Loodon* mak e, to ords{ One trial will prove the quality. No. 48, APANSâ€" )ORT wiszkâ€" Fine Old Vintages (20 years), pure and relliable for h(ulliuo;.d--rdl. claal purposes, s c |00'I'OII WHIBSKIESâ€" P ure Mait Nos, 36 mad 39 lidun« Street, Ottacra, Hon J:mes Skead, 8+nator, Ottawa J M Currigr, Rag, M (P, â€" ... * Â¥ m V UIICL Z204, JB 34 ’n%"%"""‘::} "I > ud MNr ‘She M‘l’ f * Edward Grifin, ‘Beq Edward McQitHvay, E4q, Mesers O T Hate & Oo, Thomas Hunton, K«q, Messers Fingland &, Drapert Alexander Workman, EKsj A Egleson. 8 n‘t, Keq HERKHKY WIKXEâ€" LAaCK osEY TV Lks®v OosERY To Loi®. Aaxouns. TBECT TNPOBRTATIOXNS Bauves, Jams and :Jellies, from the Crosse & Bisckwell‘s â€"Sellin; Obheapâ€"realily good. DANIKL, MOQ TS 1%, Proprietor Jufi«h«:..umhmmum’u # N:::dm _mqnfl- Of the first grades, various prices, goou ( i¢and Pale, very Ane qualities. and at U FALLS, GENERAL CO roof, Old Rye and Highwines, Anest ** best old sra ds, Pure and, M ilé DeKuypers & Son, fine Old D~uble h Roasted, and Ground Dailly on the premiges. . and sound, 187 ThOX. PATTERSON‘8. acember 2s ~10tt ON‘B 4 LWaAaYs ON HAND VYamos Bailiff. MANUFACTURERS Of l & ALEA â€" ess‘s and Dawes‘, bottled to K ASâ€" vour HN, ROCOHESTER & Co. 18 ~THE A4D ; Ottawa. &D L at 1877 1805tt will be 308 Boxâ€"s Tin Piatrs â€" 105. do _ Canaie Plat s 1 Sate, Fire and . Burglar proo oclebrat d Kershaw & Edwards maks n‘l-‘-oosnm 51 STREET, . ti AW CEXTEE WW â€". a ** ALACBLIA * DFADGsS;| ZUV DOZOS 10. 1V A 14 Coke Tin Plates ‘fl Tens) * Moremood‘s‘ Lion Galvanized fron, Nos. 24; 26y 28. A.bC.JlePfitM 329 Commisssoner Street treal. and burasd Abcridrim:. nsl m oi o ic ww This Bwing be seen in operation at the Canada Contral 0; 130, Jusect ntroot uuls'o.l:&:a:m .o 1809 Sole uok'lqtoq-!.'o.-dv“lolnl.ty The subscribers offer for: Sale in Stock, 1,000 Tons Sootch Pig Iron;:Calder Nos. 1 and 3; 150 do. do, white; Gooan Boiler Plates, assotted sizes ; 2, 500 :Boxes: Charâ€" Hexzt Rooms. Jiaxes Keirtr, Nov. 27, 1871. 183C im All work mnu%umm gubscribor baving ja pleted his mmullmv:o!:u?m‘y article in the above line at prices to auit the ;W'flmm are constacntly kept Bheot Brass, &£0., &0 Bleigh EShoe Steel allâ€"sises from ix} to 45y‘ Cast and Blister Stieol : : Proof Chain all sites s $ io efi P day oss h":v:l“u,nuw,n::&m?' ‘ Alsc, an endless variety of Sholf Hard wate “g 8.â€"A call is m& d:hmmma’nym of * the THCSB. BLUXKETT, s % No. 24 Ridentâ€"streot, BELL HANCERS, «c. lvux description of Work in our line PROMPTLY executed, and personally O‘run HOTEL, " Prescott Junction, J. FEAN n*.etor, * P41Â¥ CIB, Meals at all times. Table and liqu ecannot be surpassed. 1878â€"3m.. nary Swings, Ottawa, January 23, 18723 ~1878â€"3m. Roche & Kelly, . PLUMBEGS, : CASFITTERS Hardwareâ€"Hardware. ooal Tin: Plites, â€".‘*Conatbridge‘: and 44 Machin‘‘ brands ; :200 Boxes io. 10 x 14 No. 24 Rideau Street | AÂ¥ © Junction D?ot of Grand Trunk and (OKtawa & Prescott R k. All the facilitios of a First Class House. Passengers refreshment room. D. WILKINSON, 1606 Proprietor. OTI‘A'A HQTEL, 8t: Jamss Street Mon treal. ‘The undersigned having assum. ed the management of this popular favorite, respectinlly informs the travelling public and its former patrons, that the house has u‘m-.wywmmu intends by constant attention to the wants of his patrons, to make this the most comfortable Hot »1 in the city of Montreal, _ paevororios uorsL," ’h_;‘.'ffl'_»_‘g__: ‘The St. James‘ Hotel, OAtawa, January 23,;:1872. 1878â€"3m Aistonms 200in, the. Aururies. being ow sty e iture being enâ€" tirely new. #h table and bar fi! be nmwiththobot articles. Furnish ed to let with or without meals,. The public are invited to give him a call . and they will be treated with the utmost. politeness. s GEOBGE LATREMOUILLLE. Proprietor _ E:5 inty Biy mavafictsadid boksdl ... The abote Hotel, io favorebly known, b.‘~,g g:fidhfio“mdy 9 the Par. nt Buildings, â€" Banks. AB4 other rublic m&m be G;IW.J in the best style wants blic . . Thp table wil) >« -..lu“.-z:.n P iit» There is also Commodious Yard Room and Btabling attached, with good attendance, table will _3- of the 'nb.l: :'qnlu. ‘The I Delicacies of the Beasoog, I and the BAR with the cholcest brande o | Ottawa, Nor 33, 1871 METCALFE STREET, OTTAWA, Having been rehailt and furnished in first « lass style, and with good Sample Room®, will be opemed by the sutscriber on OR SALE ANADA HOTKL . : Bishop‘s Block, S:Ssex Street. & BALE, WEDNESDAY,. 18ih DECEMBER, the accommiadation of the travelling public Apply to SIGN OYF FTUB aw«ven, WILLIAM POWLEY, | Proprietor, Ottawa, Dec 11, 1871 18427 60 Sparks Streâ€"t, 0, 8. BROWNE, and Cigarsa. madée to the Parliament of Cansda, at its EAST END SAPPEKS BRIDGE. ROWE & ANNABLE Ottaewsa D« 12% 1871 | afige {[L.S9.] guton THUKRKSDAY, the ELEVENTH in snn tm ot m*hudnppon for the DiPATOR Op upou thige things which in Oor aaid Proinc which in Mm, by the ‘Common Council g Our said Dominion, may by the favor of God 4e ordained. : sad i 8 these U ,fbthu 'Wb:n:'d:‘l’uunt. 'w‘mg@ntkl’:? Canada to be here tinto â€" affixed. © WrÂ¥kess," Onr w Trusty, and Well Beloved, The Right :. ‘¥onorable: Joux, Barow Lisoat;, of tone io. in netadth ce piet 0: + iooonio. ko oob e ainfee Also the celebrated ies aatl sct o M Cubd atuite a ov 5 JidA the sexirtment af which hy Lpop omm w“wj L. ORME :808, | > > and called to a Meating of the Parliament of nOur'GAt ofgz:-“ on the N%â€"?l% day ‘of APRIL TSXt "to Have been comtnenced:and held, und :toevery one of you â€"â€"Grzsnxg: : t pe 13 «mo ] A PROCLAMATION, : ; . ;; , â€"zline ‘ WHEREAS the Meeting of Our Pa, ment of Canads stands ‘to ‘the FOURTH day‘ of the month of ‘APRIL :d“conxndmtwu, Whhu thougth a e . hare , TtURSDaY, the ECETERTH asy of e THURSDAY, the ELEVENTH day of the month of APRIL né#t, so that ‘neither of you nor an ofyon‘vh'mo‘id FOURTH d.youprfinm,-wur:myotomn, to.&yurmtobq.hdd and constrained, for lnowu.:.mngmduohofyou, and all others: in. this behalf interested, GREAT REDUCTIUVN IN. FURNITURE ‘ VICFORIA, by the Grace of God of the ,Unindm-:iqn' of Great Britain and Ireâ€" hnd,“ “Quon, Defender of the Faith; &c. " T6 Out Beloved and Faithful the Senaâ€" tors "6f¢thé Dominion ot Canatia, «hnd the Members eléected to serve in the of Commons of our said Dominion, summoned MoCAMMON & CO., cetabfishimeny." _ .. : * 1/ _ "" _/ * Messrs. Orme & Son are also agents for the following Pianos, viz: The ments of the Dunham Piau06 are: lst. Its durability has become a proverb. 2nd. %mhm;shnp it cannot be surâ€" 3rd. In ‘golidity,' Power, ‘Purity ‘and Equality of Tone it has no compeer. . 4th, Itelan-o)da.furmrlofnufor nearly, if not quite its origingl wost. 5th. It is warranted in the most satisâ€" t.olt.otymr. * t/} on â€"of ‘amphlets containing a descrip 0 the above improvement can be had at our 8o long and favorably known in Canada, The mpootion af s Hook of thaee mt & = fScent instruments now inâ€" _ OUR SHOW ROOM In calling attention to the above improveâ€" ment take pleasure in announcing that they have been appcinted agents for the ,an asb . _â€"_â€"*r“! fwuunfarm AMPRDYEMEAT! ‘«Dunbam‘s Patent Hydro:â€"Carbomated Nounding Board."‘ . = * â€"This wonderful invention produces the only real Piano tune that has been vet Ottawa, January 20, 18712. â€" , URNITURE, FURALKVE K. bo Britain and Ireland, and a Baroriet, one of Our Most lm‘roflz ; ight Grand C o6 : Most Honourable Order ot; the; Knight Grand Cross of Our, Distinguished Ordér of Shin it and Saint George, Governort Genéral of ‘Canada, and Governor and Comâ€" manderâ€"inâ€"Chief of the Island of Prince Edward. At Oor Goversxext Hove®, in Our (CITY ot OTTAWA, in Our Donflm,fio'mmaw in the year of Our Lord, one eight hundred and seventyâ€"two and in the Thirty fifth year of Our Reign. ROWE & ANNABLES, _EDOUARD J. L&NGEVIN, Clerk of the Crown in C‘hancery, 19134.0.s f _ Camac DUNHAM . P7 its line NHLLL PINO! CTims Bemember the T @nanten Bm o. compola dn Aessaidit ras. 2 Piano tuns that has haan Jz | Pains form the system is the "Canadian Piano tune that has b"“’;"{fimDutro er.‘"‘ _ In cases of rheumatism, , and adds immensely to its sprains, hrul’.uornvaeooldnndmmmer R 134. * | cou:fihinu, it stands unequalled. For sale MESSRS., | ;,., ,;;, | by all Druggists and country dealers. Price Em mm i m ic am ILiGse,, | 20 cents per bottle, CANADA. LISGAR. 4 TLANOS and HOOD,/ tornt 4 Ponknbes Maktm, 1 '.'nvc&ubspm.xu&d. Sole Agent for the Dominion of Canada and the United States. April 3, 1872. _ "«DR. â€"«BIRNBAUM‘S RAEUMATISK g GoUT uxggy"bi. recommended 7 3 1 , wandgring and oiber Pain;,‘&iflho-'_“ ot ffm-. Jounts or Joints, Spriins, Numbness m‘fis‘&. #o., and is the most effecâ€" uvre reliahle remedy known for these who overtazx the volce, they are n relieving an Irritated Throat, and 3 render articulation easy. Being an article of t ue merit, and having proved thetr efficacy p. test of many years, oach year Ands them localities in various parts of the world the Troches are universally m‘ e than other articles. n ain ouly «Brown‘«s Bronchial Troch«s,/ mamumyumwmmwu a may be offered. i te 5 T roou®s," so called, sot the ounce, are & poor Imitation and nothing like BROWN‘6 BRONCAIAL TROCHES which are sold on‘!y in boxged with facâ€"simile of the propristors, . No toilet table should be with out COCOâ€"GLYCERINE, 25 cents r bottle. ATETY YRars ~EXPERIENO® oFP an 1 * / OLD NURSE. and similar troubles, if saffered to prog result in werious Puimonary, Dmchm Asthmatio affections, oftentimes incurable, _ . _ BROWN‘S BRONCHIAL TROCHES are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of the discase and give almost instant cough is considered an ordinary, triflu aftair, ‘just as well left to go as it m'-:! hencé ‘systematioally W‘mn & e 'uu:inmrydh::n'rho reve &A more never "be "tf ‘ with, tly use * Bryams is Pulimenic wwg‘m have sustained their tation for over 30 m'l‘ho: m'm.p efficacious, and bronchial udpnlmon-ryu’ organs. byall 25 cents per box. C en in en mrem simirchers oc m F 33 ve been thorughly tested and maintain the good reputation they ‘have justly acquired For tion they ‘have justly macquired _Â¥ Al, Prpuadisely the. Roloning Me mog i e fo i e lical Gentlemen : â€" LI'L Snnllo:lo:i Peltier, Munro, David, Girdwood, MacDonell, Rotâ€" hey, MoCall Thompson and T e sey, : am, urgeo to whom « DE, BIRNBAUM‘S RU EU af A _ TISM and GOUT REMEDY" has been submitted for trial, hare, with a rareâ€"dis interestedness acknowledged its invaluable merits and given certiticates to that effect, copies of which can be obtained on appliâ€" cation to the undersigned or any druggist { .A Mzrs. Wixszow‘s Soorume Srrur is the pre. ption of one of the best Female Phy:icians fAnd Nurses in the United States, and has been *4 for thirty years with nevor failing ty and success by millions ormothers and ohildren, from (the feeble infant of one week pid to the adult. It corrects acidity wf the Have mnm&ml! Hur g.o, J“ohmn'n Anodyne Liniment is a speciâ€" temedy, and,is also the best pain killer in on the outside wrapper: All others are bas & wfip‘;fi-u‘ health and comfort to mother ‘and child. e believe it the best and surest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysentery and. Diatrbms in children whether it arises trom teething, or from any Other cause. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. Nonée genuine uniess the fac«simile of CURTIY & PERKINS is on the outside wrapper, Sold, by all medicine dealers, 25 cents a bottle. ~Office, 215 Fulton Btreet, New York, and 93 Oxford Street, Lonâ€" don .~ Be sure and call for NHS,. WINSLOW!S 80OTHING SYRUP, Having the fac simileof "Ourtis & Porkins MLWJNI’ Gov, en vate m bllapie on ty pie fow ‘This care in putting "up the Troches is im portant as a security to the purchaser in or d : to be sure ot obtaining th« geuuins Brow n Bronchial Troches. | . Gezsar Conpmrio® Maprormaâ€"As a conditio ; medicine for horses "Darley‘s Condition Pow , ders and Arabian Heave Remedy" has no equal ‘ Its effects in this respect are astonishing ; many | horses that were supposéd to be broken down j and almost worthless have, by the use of a few packages, been restored to a healtbhy and | Sound condition, all traces of ‘the disease having oeen eonal:uly removed, and have been sol ’forl'ro- to $75 more than they would pre viously have brought; when you want a horse ; I.‘l.&. get "Darley‘s Condition Powders and Arubian Heare io-o‘dy." We know you will be perfectly satisfied with the result. Rememben the name, and see that the signature of Hurd & Co. is on each package. Northrop & Lyma.‘ Newcastle, Ont., proprietors for Canads. Sold by all medicine I::lon. %-hl, dkcH, Felleves wels.and gives r Very ‘Narprar.â€"When a person has proved an article and loundj&cfiood, and answering the purpose for which it is inâ€" tended, he wili not readily abandoun it for one of aoubtful repuhfion,wor concerning which hefknows nothing. We are led to make these remarks owing to the course always lpunued by those who have used that celebrated and truly valuable horse medicine known as "Darley‘s Condition Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy.‘" All are so well pleased with it thit they will not use any other, many have waited several weeks until the agent could obtain a new supply.‘ â€" ‘There is nothing equal to it as eonjition medicine,.or for any comâ€" plaint affecting the wind of horses. Reâ€" member the name, and see that the sigâ€" nature of Hurd & Co., is on éach package. Northrop ~ & ~Lyman, Nom:nn.l:li Ont., proprietors for Canikd1. â€" Hold by all Mediâ€" gine Dealers. COCO GLYCERINE removes dandruft 3 _ The etors otf Johnson‘s Anodyne ’Llnlmen‘:mnon’n Purgative Pills, :gd Sheridan‘s Cavairy Condition Powd« rs, have published a ‘readable and instructive pam. [ phiet, which may be had free at the storce, COCOâ€"GLYCERINE nourish the hair; a ' Sorexruric Iu-.TA wiiter ‘in Pm- Magazine says ; "‘ It is a curous fac t there is never a.white colt nor a black calf. The whitest horse was blackest in its birth, and the jet black cow was unmixed red." Whether this is correct or not, we cannot positively say, but this we do beâ€" lieve, that the best medicine for removing | _ Orper arns SÂ¥ereu.â€"In every branch of culâ€" | | tivationâ€"whether in the field, the orchard, the | | vineyard or the garden, there must be order and | system to insure successful results, and this ’ | truth is firmly established by actual experiénce. Another great truth has siso been established J by the same means, which 4s : That as a preâ€" ‘ventative medicine, or a medicine for the cure { Br wisz.â€"Too often a cold or slight CIENCE HAS SPOKEN. 8SORE THROAT, CcuUGH, COLD, SPECIAL NOTICES. IPRICEâ€"3 CEN rS _ i‘ About once a , 1 su; i l;‘nndtht'osfdyfw, Wm“'.'" that we‘re in Asistic Turkey.â€"Hol‘o! here a:.umbodylmlhtbmf whose features and general oncrhr.!k:' the combinéd effects of dust and perspiraâ€" ‘ *Well, the authorities hanged or beheadâ€" ’dnm three hundred of them at haphazâ€" Thics ther hnd doues When pou go chrough whi you go what‘s left of the Christian quarier to. morrow, you‘ll be able to Mp of their By this time we have got to the end of the new road, and are entering the little suburi of Salahiyeh, . whose ~uneven surface and grinding stones are smw ‘shoeâ€" maker‘s blessing‘ thameven streets of m‘re:rhm All m-ri- scatie & adisorder the little Aatâ€"roofed wm which at a of bricys orertaraet by nesudent, and upos 5g ov t, upon :'i:f' blindm"hg.lm:u. T‘h;ilr. tho & ‘o up measure of ou; trouble®, the,wind now be« ins to blow right in our faces, carrying %n. tempest of sand which would suffice of itself to tellu::ltb.t we are in Syrii,. In a moment atmosphere beâ€" comes blurred and indistinct as :f beneath the eweep of a simoon ; laden camels, plodding their «y 1â€"»ugh the driving storm, «ppeair «:. . vaun: .. again like phan toms ; men flit p«st spectreâ€"wise, applying shadowy hami to hallâ€"seen faces ; women clutch their v«i}s with the grasp of desperâ€" stion ; vi=l« here, and there, and everyâ€" where, the tormenting wind lc-rn and dances like an airy 1.obin Goodfellownâ€" bufeting us in front, striking â€"at.us from behind, meeting us round corners with a rapid scientific roundâ€"hand whirl, that sends the hot prickly dust tingling thougzh every crevice of our cloiliingâ€"and all this with an ingenious and malignant persi«tâ€" ency which is almost like the intelligent malice of a human enemy. + Do they never mlt;hue coafdunded & I wonder" growls my companion, Invagely efecting a imouthful of diet, and glancing indignantly at me, as if 1‘ we e somebow to blame for the general disscmâ€" ‘The worst villains going would have a good dral better chance among them than any Christian, respectable or otherwise,‘ answer 1. ‘If you had been here ten years r. they wouldn‘t have let you off so easy, promise you that.‘ ; * Why, what would they have done? ‘Chopped you as small as minceâ€"meat, mmuydu to nearly all the in the European quarter in 1860, During the three days of the massaore, lhonvmbut.ch_erod,ommyocmun not less than three thousand persons of ages ; and how many fied out of the town, and died there of Tamine or exposure, no one will ever know now | road as I found it, enjoying to the fall its cool breadths of flouingnindow, its trim little white houses peeping ly out of their encircling lblmiu igh, mossy, medievallâ€"looking , and ing riâ€" vulets that make music on every side. It meeds but a glance at these innumerable is of Damasous the smagnitident queden npsiP "duttrdrne Tor "the Abane cud wholly Pharpar (mere brooks as they are, which an active man ‘might almost leap across) possess a fertilising power which it is diff. L "~ eanic y o we pass on :z; striding camels â€" with lowered neoks lfi.mwâ€"mdm'l‘um stuck like images on the of diminutâ€" ive dcuhmâ€"nlhd women in siraight blue man :flu@‘i"lamâ€"d welook: exaggerated renc: usty men motker at all, " The moley populauieg at This motley population takes very little notice of us, save to exâ€" {:brmomphlfielllyinourdh-e«jon,or g a stone or tw':;f.&:r mn pass, with 1 w com â€" "ffd"m'm o{uabibhw.'l{'m ‘And was nothing done to the blackâ€" poards for wiklhak? _ _ ... °... .. _4 . * What spitefal beggars !‘ he reâ€" :rbug‘tp:‘n:i:‘;.z:&m:. villains going, instead of respectable Christians, by the way they go on.‘ â€" Cain ; and as I‘ve aiready seen the tomb of Eve neulom and the tomb of Adam at Jerusalem, I only want Cain and Abel now to complete the family. Buppose we go and have a look at it to morrow morning before breakfast ? My oomsaniun is not proof against the enticing idea of. saying to his youngâ€"lady friends at home that he ‘saw the actual tomb of Cain out thereâ€"just fincy!‘ He assents with eagerness; and at six o‘clock next morning, having got all the pecessary directions from our f'mdlord, we start dor the summit of Mount Salahiyeh. This highâ€" e on o e e n est of the many mountains which from the lifeâ€"guard of the imperial city, is approach â€" ed by a broad and tolérably level (though atrociously dusty) road, not quite two English miles in length, which, as the engineer who executed it afterwards told me, took twelve months to get itself sancâ€" tioned by the Turkish government, and two more to construct. Its ho::n:'ucgn the forced Y ® }m‘.’n gangs of filteen, with a guard of m soldiers to each gangâ€" in spite of precaution several of these oumpflmrkmon managed to run away, while guardians, according to custom, were asleep in the shade, All this, howevet, I learned later on ; and for the time being, was content to take the ‘ And what‘s this new place that you‘ve discovered *‘ he asks, nearly choking himâ€" seli with a huge mouthful of beefsteakâ€"a dish which the English traveller seems to create as if by magic wherever he goes. <Just what I‘ve been looking for!! anâ€" swere I triumphantly. ‘My Arab tells me that that little white tower yonder, on the top of Mount Salahiyeh, is the tomb of bought a perfect barrowâ€"load of rubbish at the gate of the Holy Sepulchré, "because one must have something from Jerusalem to show at home.‘ He was one of those men who would cale the Himalaya if any one were to pronounce it impossible, and directly he got to the top, remark that «it wasn‘t half so good as some of the hills in England.‘ * admirably unfitted for his occupation,atick ing.of} the Holy Places as one might cross out debts in a Ldgar; he had gone down Jaseph‘s Well at Cairo, ‘just to say he had been there;‘ had mounted the Great Pyraâ€" inid (L‘lt'l the thing to do, you knew‘) : and , . perspiration, â€" to do injustice to.a breakftast which deserved to have occupied &n hour instead of ten minutes. But my companion, in spite of his pen â€" chant for lying in bed till halfâ€"past nine, to givre him his due, sightseer to the mdnm. Mr. Murray never had a stauneber disciple. He bad tramped all round Jerusalem, at the heels of a guide, nofat l oke l mates 1% h Mxiot and I, baving + News for you, my boy :‘ cried I, burstâ€" ing into the coffeeâ€"room of Smitei‘s Hotel At Damascus, where my compagnon de voâ€" fl‘(“m just commencing an unusually, e breakfast, even for him. ‘I‘ve found & new place for you to visit, that‘ll be worth any amount to talk about when you THE TOMB OF cary 16 4