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Sbeer attained by loag e of a breach of faith on ..Lao.m-.w“ra mtc to Brock Don“o.d’to.l.... &x* 1M leave Ottaws at 1100 o at Srockville at 11100 mim, Brockville 10:00 p.Be hq on Snss 8e4 o o wl ;T:-"::-gy beautitul " 1TOUr acts entitled :" _ilwhathu.‘ ably sustained by the meet e perice ie | uine Ql’l‘rt.hdhr oughout with grace an« ral ~and ‘Brockville & mmwn. Pattee, Mis. Durie, [rs. Garland, Mrs. . shen read, numbering * to hear from whose pasto® ke out the returns.. Th# | that he would be sble !9 .uh.h_-“â€"â€" ue Carniln Proshieroy ‘g corrected ug.;.-L "“-'IW:.....,._. dsiip, which seemed to & m.ofwh-.. M“O “'--‘ Ak, enjoyed f p, and I‘ve a Music Hall ther in money Of :P "_ ; month of Seprember 4 uu-.o--h"“‘ ral churches be * 'u |_ 1 L. se m C usly succs. sful, and lu.:omw;‘::'_‘ «us ulso very re xoellent contralip | d to goui account in ted to theor. Mrs. J. concert aided by on apologised for keepin$g ayer. atives from t! ext ealled for ocalist, who o‘clock, to unaz a bazaar in aid of the new Protestant Ho# hose t we observed n-‘l“{u-.lm_!'“".‘: gest andiences that bn, sols to the number of evary credit is due to nan for the very correot ser in which so largea ldren sequittedâ€" them» that he would be sble !9 by the next meeting. ght the object of the me#tâ€" to reccive the names 0f nqao_nrioum rgapization. He subsit :s now done and 00058"* o on ns i on ny ths the ladies to mansg* * mfl-~~ i to Uift some 6attie, ‘Q_“m; a, but this is truth d well cultivated artistie siyle. the wed â€"»«. The Guirds® band weil, and the accompaniâ€"« Mercer and Haxter wer® ndc-’nd.m:)w_i-‘lnfis l.hak:ionfm-.l s ing, but he did not ®** s called upon o rould uvo‘::-’" “ “ + h he mesting with praf®râ€" s for the hono~ confe Queen of the 1ay." ught it w sens, the a anaordincly #1thdre®â€" .“@&ym: -.'.“.. l‘n.. organize for lent ; b , Mi Lr.Oo.nl::olfl"“'. ad in the T hills of :,m uen csed bazaAr wt dvi.w.! a splendid ke to the ability and as« her, and to the clever of the‘children. > TMMAs '.'WL- ie ce _ 2 TV PIport iavigh clan McTavish . e e es -I 4 3..".'-...«'-'-':-« sad some Other am ag heag of B&r» 4* _ . i, ns gift of nature a93 is se the Besrin# ; w i# oable cressing 192 * ntial meeting of ladies rteâ€"iâ€" ns (w‘ t Hospital 0. E. FÂ¥STER, it would bo-‘â€"-' the SecrotarT ald 1s bis services . (Lauzbter.) _ crer t pgt e Mrs. Torney, 2st last night to O by Proâ€" , Ee brrkre sams Sisecs 3 > hen led the 1004 a‘s hills, ed fresh aty ‘® a notion, Of OQssizm. to join I8 _ r, gathoring i8« trut, for evet ©xdhangeg cfteotiv .‘“ 4 Reform pic nic is to be beld here on the Sth of Jaly, at which the following gentlemen, it is undmdvm be preâ€" wat and deliver acdcresses:â€"Hon. A. Maoâ€" k»osie Hon. 0. Mowat, Hon. A. McKelâ€" j, Hon. C. F. «raser, Joseph Rymal, M;. P. D. B. Chisholm, M. P.. W. Barber, Sraitrorp, June 21. At a meeting of the Pubiic. School Teachers of the County of Perth, held to« d.ym\hCnulM the candida~ eE ME O O pondoidennet u: x R was nq'orityol”w’f C hk * * us g Warren Kennedy, v wheme, and a puo ’: by M1 by ,E,. E Wilon : ihe opicion of thi yater comun.unical “u be unpN"‘ "imit vessels draw! mCUI “m wes feet 0 tooy of the a one of t! Lixosat, June 29. 4A boy named George Deane, about burteen yea‘s of age, son of Mr. Michael Pesne, County Surveyor, was drowned this aitemoon while bathing in the Scugog River. He had ctossed the river twice, and on his return the second time, when very near the shore, the apparatus which be used to support him in the water, and with which be was learning to swim, gare wy and he sank to the bottom before any wuistance could be given. The body was immediately recovered and every effort w made to restore life, but without sucâ€" The COun aigat ably : tanis Mof work. . .xd by Mr. J. J. Carruthers, by Mr. :. J. Hogg : * That this -:.-iflflpbdguiudfwun their ioâ€" mnpcmmmmdth guron and Untario Ship Canal. ‘ _ Huron and Quebec Railrord. Qxusxes, June 27. Â¥r, Fowler, Mr. Cattingbham and Mr. MeQude were in the village and town« sbipryeaserds ttin tivions signed umoâ€".,’cfio‘n.ndl &Vm to sub« mit a byâ€"law for a bonus of $200 000, to be vored on by the ratepayers of Emily, Ops, Marsposs, Fenelon, village of Umemee, and town of Lind.1y grouped. YESTERDAY‘S DESPATOHES® ENGLAND. Lospos, June, 2%.â€"The Times Paris special despatch repâ€": that the Legeti mists are trying :o induce the Count ds Chambord to issue a Liberal manifest on theday Rocheionemid‘s nation is reported ty usemb‘s. Iney hope by this manâ€" :nmnn-jamyfw the Mons Maem, Juns 29 â€"Despatches receired bf the government this a. m. that Marâ€" :t:::: was k:lled yesterdsy in an atâ€" blician troops upon the Carlist fltremflll at Muros pi,;bm is from Kstelis. When the national frees learned of the death of their com â€" mauder they returned to their former pmitions without disordar, learing no Ropay in hands of the enemy. 'I?. comâ€" masd of the Republicin army now be taken by General Seabais, President of the Couneil anl Ministsr of War. â€" Senor Catoner will succeed hine as Minister of War and senor Sigasta. Minister of the I:LW,M PFresideat of the Coun Deputy Lucien Brua has gons to Fotsâ€" doif to negotiite with the Prince for some uk > * ..A.dzml;:bbonai:mnm‘.do- y w th 6 of nobility were General Concshs has mvie no further movrement inss the occupation of posiâ€" tons around Estella. His advanos await Aconvoy of provisions and ammunition. When it arrives an ouward movement will be resumed, Lissox, June 28.â€"Dospatches by Brazil« ::.b:-m that Senor :;:l‘h:cd} elected President of j« tine Confederation. en Abolition of Titlesâ€"Army Movements Pans, Jm‘fi.â€"?n-idont McMahon temed seveaty thousand troops at Long Champs to dly.’ 9t 2. ) bankers, shot his daughter, aged 6 Joats, and then himself, yesterday. _ He left a note mying where the bodies would be foun‘d, Peceased lost his wife about two menths ago, since which he has suferâ€" was highly estsemed Huron m Shooting Affray. 98 June 29.â€"Joseph 8. Sprague, 30 years of age, clerk for annnw Bolies Hot Weatheor. W O Your, June 29 â€"â€"The westher is warm at Washin k _ t mm‘“’"‘m‘m thus ?n. A Reservoir ‘hesensation s ished in one of “‘w‘lw‘:{htm was dan~ #00 0° & Mili tuver disastér in this city by x“:'.'.',‘:,'}'!’_d Croton reservoir y _ P q‘lw:'- FOservOIP W diasipited by the re Tmey to N,Cnnhm. of g:hlh '""'"“‘b‘mnmm ever for such a rumor, "amsehip Arrivals, n.'.".}:",,;;‘.‘ 2. â€"Arrived, Oceanic um-.-nâ€"mm, Adriatio J C m._i- gÂ¥ New Manceuivre in France. PELEGRAPH alth and depression of spirits Review of Troops. BaRRIE, June 27. y 1 of Simeo®e was last dressed by Mr. Capreo!, M. at, Mr. KorsemaD, and Mr. L2 q2 deno® “ m .N'. UNITED STATES. 114nD “-c ET -â€":u. v.v ’.,‘ Â¥, Loag from baving P:; STRA IFORD A New President. Dr. Sangstor OMEMEE. MILTON. LIND8AY. FRANCE Drowned. Picâ€"Nic. PORTUGAL SPAIN t ; e Miutox, June 27 â€""*~â€"& special from tay says, taat Hop. J. ; he j xation. In the House ncommou this evening Mr. Jenkins called attention to an article | in to day‘s Stardurd which declared that | the policy of the Unnadian @overnment aimed at Secession to the United States. | He asked Mr. Distueii if there were any grounds for charging the Canadian Govâ€" erament with such designs. Mr. Disraeli replied that he did not consider it the duty of Her Majesty‘s Gorernment to find grounds for allegations contained in anonymous paragraphs of unnowcp.?on, but he would state for information of the : gentlemen and House of Commons that | the relations of the Canadian, Dominion Loxpox, June 29.â€"The last Russian papers received in this city contain reâ€" ports ‘of very destructive fires at Birâ€" ditchev in the government of Volbhynia, a town inhabited mostly by Jews. A fire one day du\ro‘m 600 houses. Next day there was ano conflagration involving a loss of nearly as many more buildings, Ino the two succeeding days the town was again visited by fires by which the whole streets were laid in ashes.. Thousands of porsons were made homeless. _ Another Pilgrimage. Loxbox, June 29. A deputation of 1,000 locked ,out farm laborers started from New Market to.day on a, pilgrimage throughout (the ingriculiural district in course of which they will stop at the principal towns and plead their case. _ communication with his dmghm was indignant and recklessly Sloss and his daughter‘s character, Sloss returned from Washington on Fridsy last, and on Sunday evening shot Long from his window. From the injuries received the Surgeon‘s declare he cannot survive. Sloss confessed the shooting and is now in custody. Their route lies through Cambridge, Pattan, Beaford, Alney, Northampton, Weedon and the country to Bermingham. A lirge assemblage of their fellow laborers witnessed their departure and cheered them enthusiastically. Catholio Bish ps It is reported that the C.thofic Bishops in session, at Fuldo, last week, have sent conciliatory proposals to Beriin. Drowning of a Princess. Berurx, June 29.â€"Princess D‘ Aubril, wife of the Russian Ambassador to this :untry, was drowned at Potsdam yester= y. ‘The North German Gazefte in an article under the heading of ©Fresh Complicas tions in Asia‘‘ says, caravans arriving trom Central Asia bring rofloru that Yakoob Beg is arming against Russia, and it is be« lieved he is prompted to this by agents of Great Britain. TLCil.b a possibility of a collision between Russia and China. and Imperial Covernments wers most cordial and satistactory. « The Constitutional Bill, Pars, June 29.â€"In the committeo of thlity, toâ€"day, the Constitutional Bill moved by M. Casimer Perier, was reject« ed by a vote of 18 against 5, â€" No vote was taken of the Bill submitted by Lambert. Dr. Sainte Croix‘s committee decided to draw up a Constitutional Bill of its own, and for that purpose sppointed three commussioners â€" M. Ventavor and the Compte Daru Monarchists and M, Charles De La Combe a liberal conservative: â€" This selection shows that a personâ€"l septennate has triumphed, and neither septennate nor definivwre republic have anything to hope trom a comu.ititee o{ th{fly. % Paris, June 29 ~Tue death of General Coucha is considered here an event of political importance.. It is believed that Coucha intended to proclaim Prince Alpboaso King as soon as the campaign against the Cariists was brought to a sucâ€" cessful issue. and the Madrid Government deeply miâ€"trusted him. j Mc Mahon on his dignity. P«>:s, June 29 â€"fuas La Patrie says, that P esident Mac:lahon has receatly declared that he would not cede his «uthority to any one for a :ingle day, and Le refused to hear of eithe: Skodtholderate or Lieurenant General of the Kingd om. his "is ths coiutirmed declaration to same effect in an orier of the day, congratuil:ting the troops on the. success ol tas review at Long Ch.mps yesterday,. Legiumists are very indignant at the expresâ€"ion to the President. Losses at Estalla Mipam, Juanue 29 â€"Besides Marshal Concha one brigadier and two staff officers were kiliol in the attack of the Republiâ€" cans upoa the Carlist intrenchment at Muro yesterday. Gen, M.rtines Compas co @mands the Army of the No:th uniil the arrival of Seabals by orders from Madrid. c haae e MIDâ€"NIGHT DESPATCHES ENGLAND. lhe whole army has‘ fallen back to Levin, $ miles from Estella. Death of Gen. Concha. :â€" Official despatches place the loss of the national} troops in an engragement betore Estella at 1,50). Gen. Concha after takâ€" ing Aborguza marched direct‘y upon Esâ€" teila, where he found the Carlists® had massed at Muro behind entrenchments, A general charge was ordered and Cen. Concha placed himself at the head of the troog:.' taking his position in the centre of the first line â€" while advancing rapidiy with routine line he received a ball in his chest, fell from his borse and diea almost the in:tant he touched the ground. Gen. Echogue then took command and ordered the army to retreat to Uteiza, Larraga, Berbingsoa and Taffillo. _ o This evening Marshall Zerrano has just arrived dnah the city, Eighteen emon: h:;: been cdnd to the army 0| North Government is orgamszing tifty battalions for immediate service. The spirit of the army is still good and very determined faeling prevails in Madrid. The body of General Concha will arrive here toâ€"morrow, ani will have an imposâ€" ing funeral. â€" _ . Baroxxs, June 29 â€"The following ac ojunt of the recent fighting before kstelia, and the death of General Concha is deâ€" rived from Carlist sources, The Repubâ€" licans made their first attack on the left bank on the river Ego on Thursdsy and followed it upon Friday, on the evening of which day they had forced the Carlists from their first line of defence, Next day, Saturday, they attempted to carry by assault the beights immediately com manding Estella, Waen (Gen. Concha was mortally wounded, Total:loss of Reâ€" publicans in kiilled and wounded and missing is 4,000. The Polico Commissioners. New Yorrk, June 29.â€"A letter of the convicted Police Commissioners Gardner and Charlock to Mayor ,.l:':‘vm}or re ai g their itions defendin lh‘ofi.nlvn apm what they call pufing prosecution of the Tammany leaders has drawn forth & “ilx’c from the Grand Hachem Keily in which he calls the Comâ€" -h-ono;';“ letter an ingenerous tissue of special 4 suggestive misstate ments and umw.t & The lpflnlmfl“of their successors is held in abeyance by Mayor Havemeyer, who :says‘he wants to consult lawyers as to the effect of their conviction. â€"It is ins ferred &omx M»yor‘s conversation that it he is advised that the convicted Comâ€" missioniers have not forfeised their right to hold office under the charter, he will reappoint them, ® The Piymouth Church DMculty Naw Yore Juane 29, â€" W. F. West, a member of Plymouth Church, writes to 1 ov. Leonard Bacon, correcting a stateâ€" News from Central Asia. Firos in Russia UNITED STATES Battle of istella, GERMANY. FRHANCE SPAIN. ment about him in Tilton‘s letter, He| Bzram Exnavsrion.â€" Mr. James L. Felâ€" says he prepared ohu'(’u :gtlut Tilton in | lows, St. John, N. B. Siz: Having, while order to purify the Chut and put en .tyom-nhhllslunemti carefully examined end to scandal, that the charges were | your prescription, and the method of pre« adopted by the examining committee in | paring your Compound Syrup, I felt anx‘s July last, but by the negligence of the | ous to give it a fair trial jn my practice clerk were not sent to Tilton till October, | For the last twelve months I h«=ve dono s0, and that they were intended not to inves« | and I ind that in Incipient Co: s 1mption, tigate but to vindicate W :nwill Other diseases of the Throat sndl;u:npf, t has wonders. 1n restoring persons suf. Great Heat. . | fering from the efftects of 1§t theria, and ‘The thermometer opened to.day at 80 | the cough following Typhoid %evor, preâ€" and was up to 90 at ten o‘clo¢k, and has | yvalent if: this region, it is the best reâ€" reached 1(0. The hostest day of this medial agent I have ever used _ But for season. | , persons -;zflering from exhaus & ion of the j r y rs of the brain and nervous system, Whutlwmd sud Thund#ntorm mlong-oontinued study or tcwh{nl. or A special trom St. Paul, Minn., §2Y®®) in those cases of exbaustion from which whilwind passed over the btate on Baturâ€" | so many young men suffer, 1 know of no day jnoon, doing considerable d @MA8® | petter medicine for restoraton to health The residence of C. A.iBlook_olt of Minne®» | than your Compound Syrup. If you think polis was struck by lightning, a child 3 | this latter of any service, you areat ‘;2:“"’ years ol i was killed and others seri0usly | to use it as you see fit. 1 remain ; infjured. &o. * Eowix Cuay, M'Zlo)é Police Commissioners to be reâ€"&pâ€"| Puewasu, N. 8., January 14, 1868. 1 â€"Whirlwind and 'l‘hund.tstom. A special trom 8t. Paul, Minn., says & whilwind nassed over the :’nu on Satur. day fnoon, doing considerable d:mag». The residence of C. A.;Brockett of Minnea» polis was struck by flghuin& a child 3 years ol i was killed and others seriously infjured. Police Commissioners to be reâ€"apâ€" _ pointed. ‘The opinion gains ground that Mayor Havemeyer intends to re appoint the conâ€" victed police commissioners in case the Coun el advise him that they are elegible in an interview with contractor Green toâ€" day. The Mayor is reported as saying in loud toneâ€"I dont care what they say, Olwer Charlick‘s record is as straight as a string; what your friends want is some men of easy virtue, like shepherd, but I will not submit to dictation, Thoe Cuban Difficulty. A letter from Havana, June 24th, says the financial situation is getting daily woise, and the e .ppems no remedy for it. Advices from u. Jago de Cuba of the 17th instant, no word is mentioned about en« counters reported in the papers here be. tween two insurgent factions. Un the con« trary it is reported thâ€"t General Morine had gone to Mongarnello in order to push matters there, and also to study the quesâ€" tion of abandoning the small interior towns and removing the inbhabitants to St. Jago de Cuba or. to Guantanamo district, he not having men enough to protect them in \ their present location. Suicide. Gustave Saline, a well to do German, of Hunter‘s Point, was found dead in â€" his room this morni.n‘iwith evidence of deith by poisoning. t is not determined whether murder or suicide, International Yacht Race, Porâ€"1x*Bay, Ohio, June 29. â€"The Interâ€" national Yacht Race took {’h“ toâ€"day, eight yachts oomrud..~ ‘he " Ina," of Noronto, winner of the flag last year, was ruled out for nonâ€"compliance with rules, «*Cora," of Detroit, won the race in 6 bhours, 13 minutes and 30 seconds, ‘‘Cuth. bert," of Coburg, Ont., came in second. ** Lena," of Detroit, was third. Gagged and Robbed. Sax Fraxosc0, June 29.â€"Last night two men went to the house of Mr. locam Collecior of Customs at San Diego, aud gagged him, and robbed the safe in the Custom House of $3,000. ‘The men were disguised, and escaped with the plun; Naw Yorr, June 29.â€"â€"In the base ball match toâ€"day, the game stood : . Chicagos 5, Atlantics 3 s The new anbâ€"marine which is being laid by the Faraday is enormously strong and well protected. Its conductor is made of a strand of twelve copper wires, a wire of large diameter being the centre, and eleven smaller ones around it, compound« ed like one solid strand. }his weight 480 pounds per nautical mile, ‘he straoded wire is covered with a thia coatâ€" ing of compound, and then with tour coats of gutta percha, eich put on separately and allowe! to cool â€" before applying another, â€" After the waole has been coverâ€" ed in theâ€" manuer prescribed, it is sewed with jute to the extent of threeâ€"fourths of an inch increased diameter, and is then pessed into clesing machines, where it is closed by ten galvanized iron wires, each wound with five strings of Manillia hem to a n and protect from rust us decay. ° A pitchy substance, in which asphalt i« the principal compound, is then appliea, and atter being smeared by this the rubber coating process is repeated. Italian hemp being used to hoid the s:ravds in their places until the necessary hirdeaing is completed: The entire length of the new cable is 3,100 miles, the shore ends being about tw> and oneâ€"half inches in diameter, while the deep sea cable is sevenâ€"eighths of an inch in diameter. The work of laying this cable is expected to be completed in August,. ‘The rates for the transmission of intelligenee will be very much lower than the rates charged by the present cables â€"twenty.â€"fire cents a word being the proposed tariff. At this rate transâ€"atlantic messages will soon be within reach of ordinary mortals, The firat cable across the Atlantic was laid on the 5th August, 1858 ; five or six have since been laid; but it is evident that the work is as yet only in its: infancy.â€"Heliâ€" fax Colonist. 2 The "Reference Book," published quarterly by Messrs. Duan, Barlow & Co., in a brief review of the past season, says : A Retrospect of the Past Bix Months. The circumstunces of :the past six months have not been favorable to trade, The eftects of the panio last September have lingered longer than was anticipated by many ; but these effects have peen more apparent in restricting trade than in producing iisaster. It is a fact, as surâ€" prising as it is gratifying, that within the past six months there have absolutely beentewer failures in number, and cerâ€" wainly fewer in prominence, than for the same period in the average o years. 1t is sate to say that the internal mercantile indebteduness in the country toâ€"day is not more than iwoâ€"thirds what it was at this time last year, ‘lndeed, so great has the tendency been towards liquâ€"ilations, that it alone has been as much a cause of a restrioted business and a huntgnd trade ‘as« any want of confidence in stability of the country or the safety of credit. If, then, it is good to be reducing debtsâ€"if it is wise to owe two dollars where last year _ three _ dollars was _ due~â€" the six months of dull times, which have been experienced are not without some ecompensation. With this consideration in mind, the futare does not wear as gloomy a look as might be anticipated, in view of the almost universally depressed tone of public service regarding the condition of business which has prevailed for some time, Should the restricted business conâ€" tinue, disaster may follow and failures be frequent ; but is is surelyâ€"a reasonable exâ€" pectation that the Autumn trade will bon‘ air one. An unusually abundant crop of all almost every production is promised in almost all sections of the country. Prices tor these procucts are maintained at re« munérative figures, and the steady g«in in the vai :e of our exports which the past six months has shown is almost certain of reâ€" petition in the next half year. _ The imâ€" portations show a large decrease ; the stocks of ali kinds of merchandise are conâ€" fessedly low in all retail and con:umptive quarters. The monetary institutions of the country have been well sustained, all the machinery of commerce is in running order, no vivlent shook has bu-&:b the currency by legislation, and is nothing to prevent a reasonable «ctivity in those articles that go to make up a legiti» mate trade. Poxp‘s Exrzaor is recommended for many afflictions; but this is the result of experience. ‘Iry it. 2601. Frox 10 to 30 per cent. is tlnsv-lg actual saving to those who buy now cash at W. A. Lamb‘s special cheap sale No. 28 Sussex street, next door to the Bishop‘s Chapel, .__* 2597 A fine collection of flowers unm'- fruit store, Sussex street. As is balance of Stock ani Fixtures wili be ode;ie:‘in bulk after let July, Al parties wis any of the great bargains that are to be had will do well to come at Once, k J.lhqmu;r. The New Cable Pond‘s Extract sflords instant relief from pain arising from burns, bruises, wounds, eto. °_ ,. 2697 of Mr. J. W. Pro T#IE Y | *‘t ' â€"AREâ€" ‘l/ \ [ 5\\ pyino [E Cl . â€"BY»'« 1.;‘? inonss 1 / ABTERIAL bloo1 contains the elements of Vitality and Nutrition, which is emptied into the capinn.ry system . and,. after supplying the required nourisoraent, is sucked up by the minute branches of the venous system and carried back to the }ungs for vita« recuperation. By reason of much thatis wrong in livieg and medical treatment, this stream of blood flowing throuzh the body is not always pure or free from inflammatory particles, which may m ~ff bg inseusible perspiration through the skin or wit the waste matter through the wkin or with the waste matter through the intestines, but cold or wet may «top their outward e vure. and the fnâ€" ternal drainage may become inactive, wheu the ui.:rrupt pnrucu: ave a&t to ooqnln‘hw, caus pestules, scalp eruptiens or running sores, broncki is &* 1'§eymay locate about a nerve, causing neuralgl», and bx attaching themselves to the arteri«l tubes and velns, large or small, and lnnsmln§ them by theirâ€"corrosive influence, cause those uten?ly paintai sensaâ€" tions called Rhenmatism. Nature struggles to drench out or dislodge if possivie these corrosive muclo-, and the parts become very red from congastion or pressure of blood therein. Thisis called Inflammatoro Ruenmatism or Rheumate Gout, . If nature does not succeed in vuunfi:ut these acremonious atoms she withâ€" draws uadue “3&" of blood from such a;:l.euunooome and performs circulaâ€" mn she can; bowever, the passage o{ the b tarough the affected channels stil continues o%ML 'fl:ls mll Cl:ron:lo Blwn; tism, which may ex\s thou usual an cedant the Acute kind _ w ho pooseXcL] Rheumatism, Scalds, Lameness, Neuralgia, Burns, Soreness, Sore Throat, Boils, Wounds, Moarseness, â€" Ulcers, Bruises, Headache, Pilos, Sprains, Téothache, _ Colic, | Old Sores, "All Hemorrhages, â€" Diarrhoa oic. ?ONDES y YERACT The above only true theory points out the corâ€" rect treatment of this and other ‘mntre-l maladies. _ ssoly + these corrapt icles l.h'a have lodged in the afflicted parts, so that in the eirculation they may be carried offexternally or internally, uleuvlnl thus removed the cause Jhe effect censes. . _ _____â€" ... _ ___.. | .0â€"_ ‘The experiment of twenty years in the Lon« dn Hospital, England, has den «ted to the Medical Faculty of Europs, that|the only medi ine having control over this emr- of disâ€" eares, is the It is the result of a lifetime of sclentific study, and is ngr or the ;l.fihbume nfln:‘ond-w Canaâ€" dian pub is, prepa y a care ox&.thund and Mnfi:;nl physician, in obâ€"dience to the desire of numberiess friends in the profession, in the tade and among. the ;K”K,“ E boitle is warranted to coutain the fuil stre of the medicine in its highest sta‘e of purity and development, and is lu‘perlor to: any me&dn. ever nompounded for this terrible complaint. _ DBIAMONDN RHEUMATIC CURE. _ This medicive is prepared by 3.careful, experiâ€" enced and oonnlen%lom pbyl{ohn. in ot;odlgt?‘ou to the desire of nu::lxorleu filends in the profesâ€" «ion, in the trade lmo:ssme‘?eol‘)l mt teag 4 bhmel antalt )8 n# r %L has not g t 1t 1 stock, ::t him to serd In New Edinhurgh, on te 2th inst,, the wife It produces a luxuriant growth JUST OPENEDâ€"26 be‘es of r.evmnl ® Brussels, 'l‘spu(.r{‘..s-' *« and . _ K incte: Carpets, Eomf ttings and Ofleioths, diiec. from the best Eoglish makars, to which we c« » Adently invite the ins»ection of purchasers, .. It beautifies and strongthens the Hair It makes the Hair softand pliant, { It itnparts to the Hair a rich glossy finish. It is perfectly harmlessâ€"not sticky or unclean It stimulates the 1« ots of the Hair, June 15, 1874 CARPETS. _ Qur stock being even more complete and ex: tensive than in any former sea:on, and <u prices will be found as low or aven lower tha‘ elsewhere. It enlivens brashs and weak Hair, It projongs vitality. A & soLD BY aLL DRVGGIST . Price Â¥ts per Bottle. SHOOLBRED & CO, Ottawa Carpet House The undersigned is prepared to sell City, County, or Township Rish‘s for the above proâ€" u-ol'h.nmu.un(uthemneumo he . Â¥ Totan as well or as expeditiously as he caB under the Eureka Tanuiug process, n % & m‘hu,.run instructions will be CHALLENGES THE WORLD! T H E CA N 4 DA B B A R l W, P, GOU ILRB, B, Q. M ds i BARRISTEER, ADVCCATE, &o., a547 i * Mainâ€"Bt,, T HULL, P.Q EARINE June 37, 1874 ©RUCY MUECC 4 PRCIECY Orto _. DEVINS & nuLTron, Notre Dame street, Nonu-uH General Agents for the Province of Que/ 5'1'3.' .’;‘por bottle.‘ Large Boitles to HE EUREKA TANNING PROCESS, Prepared from the Pure Grease of NORTHRUFP & LYMON, Agents for the Frovince of Ontario, ~_‘_~ _ Soott street, Toronto, THE OTTAWA TIMES JUNE 30, 1874 For the Mair 277 St. Paul Street Montreal, P. P. COU1LEE, B. 0. L., PERRY DAVIS & 8ON SPRING 1874. 39 SPARKSS1. Fatented 1872. BIRTH NICHOLAS WILBON, Wahitty‘s Hotel, Murrayâ€"s4 ESTABLISHED 1854. Purveyor to His Excellency the Governor General, Rarl of Dufferin Brandies, Port# Sherry Wine, Gin, Porter, &c C i Now opening, a large and varied sto k of IMPORTED HARDW A RE., also OHANDELIERS lngrute:rlont;: GALVANIZED IRON ROOFING, &o., &o., A BSPECIALTY. This is a good opj lvmunmmmmmmormmm.m travelil usm%’wvmm pric«. as the lot must be cleared. Materiais are Om?mmum Piques, Bai Chmbroy-.unuunu".o..to.« CLEARING SALE® COSTUMES& DRESSES I 1_â€"CHBAP \Obo, Gechemand Prints 16 â€"OHEAP SALE of C0. Batistes and Lawns at 160. per yard. 190. white satin~ s 1JO0. white satinâ€" strl 17 Musiina from 190 ror yard. l?'n&o: Machine Goods, j | 40M SORDON % gl:‘v% & | Peake Lalann & A&.Portfolio, a *4*The whole stock to be disposed of by 1st of August, at less than wholesale prices, at C RADFORD & GOYVER‘S, And other appliances, Light Enginesand General Machinery MeSPw onl we WOIM BERX®ELET, Sept.‘800.â€"Gentliomen, I it a dnulo-owrntn express my for the great benefit I have derived " Norâ€" fon‘s tle Puls." I to your avent, Mr. Boil, Borkeley;, for above % for wind in the stomacb,from which I suffered ALLPASS,â€"To the CAMOMILE PLLLS, TRELLIS MUSLINB. tor wind in the waloh 1 FunONE® excmcnu“n for a of time, having sn prsine aiy mmpodtal sw alres taking tno out deriving any hebefit taking two bottles of your vdiumable mills I was quite reâ€" stored w in y ususl state of health. _ Please give Lnuflbnd for the be efitof those who may thus be amicted.â€"I am, Sir, yours wruly, Amnzy ced a ce ts‘ The of Nomtox‘s ty xmo}g t:om c%meut'ol uuu- present prenilses, are propare@ _w excoute Plumbing, Gas and Steamâ€"Fitting | PURE AND UNADULTERATED, for Family use and Medicinal purposes, _â€"__W K O LES A LE A ND B ETA I L ‘Tegag,â€"sLors, erEENS and JAPANSâ€"Fluost Grade«. COF{@@@zâ€"rRESE ROASTED, Ground dally on the premises, at tisual prices FANCY GROCERIES IN GREAT VARIETY ! Sln‘aulmu. § P ICâ€"NIC QUEEN FIRE COMPY AFD AGERICULTURAL MACKLNIST. LEDUUS GARDENS, HULL, Bpecial attention given to REPAIRS OF PRINTING PRESSES DIREOT lMPORTATION EMUTP DC OO3 C aLas (mnmnndum * SSUDRRER _â€"* â€" Cdal HMW?N%%Q? and wu‘fi-‘ The mhfia' ABod rIOELE AND %AUO!.%E. f jwm, Also, GLASGOW P MisAL for sale at 8, 1874. * THOS â€"PATTERSON®8. 1 HMnY 1y MBTK .+ : .. LA oo Lc 1g02 1 n in ce c en e t . ~â€"CHEAP SALE of C. Grenadines at 170. June 2, 1874 Dominion Day. 0oaNER OF DALY AND NELAONâ€"STs, t axtg +f \IXTB ANNUAL A‘\Ll.l:g ‘g\:re.&::d“u. YoUNGS STOCK at A GREAT SACRIFICE,)ro now prepared ‘LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. CLOCKSâ€"30 HOURS AND EIGHT DAYS MASONIC GNOBSâ€"Blue Aprons, Collars and Jewels, R. A. Aprons, Sashes and Jewely, Paper Machine Goods, | Ick Stands Work x Writing Desks, â€" â€" § 1 &% k TLOKETS of aimission, 2¢.; may HOH. 8. SARNEY, MECHANICAI ENGINEER DRESS. DRESS. . _R. sSsTITT 4& Co.‘s June 18, 1874 GRENADINk=, Gald Watches Sliver Wnuhc%.m Coloured Goid Sete, Coloured Gnd l â€"CHEAP SALEB of _ .® THOS. PATTERSON , Maries‘ n 20 Du@ RADFORD & GOYER â€" mummmmmmmmm From the Producer , in France, England, Holland and SBpain. s ra‘s anu «Quadrilie Band will be . R. STI‘TT & Co., THURSDAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS Evergnes. 38}SPARKSâ€"8T., NEXT DOOR To CHRISTIE‘S DRUG BTORE, Allen & Co., Welil HAB. DOPUIS. â€" _ .. Gaptain. BLYTH & KERR, ELECTROPLATED WARE. CHEAP Btock Consisting of : 25 RIDEAUâ€"ST., 3 A 1 ARNE Sss Have constantly on hand and will make to order, pipanan dn fioat? beouphranes use uen est and :«u fâ€"noy um«. Also SADDLES, WHIPS, &s. REDUOTILOMN. In order to meet the wishes of the it d but ns oo cgererminncaisd Tcomé 00 day. The House contains ml: M‘ Cafe, a¢., and will continue m"o bohnmpt "w‘ emuan&x Mnlzd rooms will be $4.00 per day. ‘Those with bathing and water conveniences ndJo(nlu' $1.00 per day extra, AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, mm%m of Direstors of the apn.-lgmolmaâ€"hllzlct * HAVE OPENED STOCK BOOKS . For the subscription of those destring -wd‘lh:huu-. % stay rnomahnfl.fl‘w at the Insurance Office of the undersigned, Voice. # onchical and ‘ beent . ‘T';â€"-mâ€"‘m al m"â€"‘w’ u.-n! \a on".‘mt‘}.‘*, asma l-' Agricultural Fire Insaranmee Co. 36 Sparkeâ€"st., 5;‘1- w Aiso will give wel. as ole «. enk well as execute * d e _ * e’;ber-thâ€":thu-m aceâ€"B near Han J une 12, 187 ade Mark aacarad (Buccessors to Thos. Lee) SPAREKS STREETD RAYB SYRUFP OF RED SPRUOE GUM June 26, 1874 TTAWA THOS. SHORE & Co, Coloured Rings, £Ooloured Ladies® Chains, LOoloured Gents‘ Chains, Colouted Gold Btuds, Coloured Gold Sieeve Buttons,‘ ive lessons in the m~et advanced as uau.w':-u WAXMU ute arders in the same, OR Yery OTTAW A, 1814. fal Powter from We ap. Shades. 100;" Hein ana Bounets, trimmed and untrimmed, 600.-08“? BA 60¢.. Anaie " bade reriicg d A4) 5/R3 aription from $ to 10 yards, Montâ€"am UNDERCLOTHING:. BALE of ons * "Pricts, ns tfully solicited. â€"Reâ€" LEWIS RICE & 8OX. ROB. ANGUB, Ju®, â€"OREAP SALE of MILLINERY, â€"OHEAP SALE of REMNANTS. ALPAOA® § 30 SPARKSâ€"S8T i0A br Receiving Forsign Importations _A 8 the Bukiness will positiveiy be wounâ€" up a*%er 1.Y, and the baiance of Stook, (if any \ A-u--nn'mhmubm.nu «‘ztures, and interest in lease, Goot wWp. seid during the month of June sheaper than ever, Oltews, 30th May, 1874. SHPOL the latter I still have about 10 halfâ€"pieces of the best of the Stock, which 1 offer prices never before quoted in Otiawa. s All parties can rely on getting Great Bargains during this, the LAST MONTH OF SALE P. 8 â€"The Highost Market Price Paid for Good Clean Washed Wool Cloths.Twoeeds, Waterproofs, Silks REMNANTS â€"VERY CHELAPE. Dress Making and Millinery Establishment o34| WELLINGTONâ€"ST. 12384 sHOW ROUM _ON wROUND #FLOOR, #4*#*We have secured the services of a firstâ€"class Dressmaker from A. T. Stewart‘s, New York, also a Milliner from Paris, St.GEORGE‘S SoOCIETY Grand Prize List MONSTER PICâ€"NHC 1 powunnton paYy All destring Gonds in the above line 1 ©GS respectfully to inform hi. customers and the publ generaily, that he has opened & June 8, 74 REMEMEBER BANKERVILLE & BROS., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Ottews. ui: uhi MET C ALFE S hange of Business | A. â€" still Faurther Redaction MORRISON &ADAM, FAMILY GROCERS, A (DEALERS AND WINE MZERCHANTS, ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, _ 46 Sparks Street, Ottawa. 48 At McKay‘s Grove ! D. M‘cDONELL: varied t of .‘ such as are found only in a tm en iac d l l is no# we!. sela~*d, <nd worthy of inspection Wednesday; 7, 18t July, 19174, * » # p4 Balance of Light Prints of all qualities, at 110. per Yard. OPENING DAY. SATURDAY, JUNE 13, i“'"""“'"&‘fl"'""‘ God Save the Queen. J. YEOMAN. Beoaty. early, and loave yoar orders. Prices to sult the Times SKALL BILLE®! ad‘s Bress and String Band is Tailorin#Es a blishment. GENTLEMEN3 _ _ _ PER MONTF and expeuse -»mmm?um Tweeds, Coatugs and Vestngs April 16, 1874 To Belect from. OHA®S. BRYSON, â€" _ 88 SPARKE 8STEEFK® _ Special Family Grocer, And will Advertise in a Few Days Hideau Wtreot womm=0# n l2 All time Novelties in T Winte hnd‘ framiles dlreody imported by um 4! P. BASKERVILLE & BROL. NORTEH SHORE, LOWER 8r, LiaWRENCK FICES TO BE LY: bamâ€" () penantee hoi sptaine Woilngtes NEA SIDE SEKASON, 1874. June 18, 1874 Also, Lincoin, Beunette & Oos and Christie® SLILK HAFS 0990# 9, Rved‘s full nsremint ot ENGLISE AND AMERICAN FELT . HATS | H. HODGES, 56 SPARKS STRERT, Murray Bay, t Travellers ins. Oo‘y, eor, Sparts and sSPRIKG, 1874 Is now open to visitore, LORNE HOUSE , w«A OHAMARD & Oo.