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The House of Commons did not sit very long on Monday. and yet there was a good deal of interest attaching to its proceedings. These were remarkable, in the first place, for the declaration of the Premier, in reply to Mr. Holton, thatthe Government, as a Government,iproposed to deal with the subject of the Northâ€"west Troubles, and that during the day he would place upon the notice paper a moâ€" tion which would containâ€"a declaration of their policy in the premises. To their op~onents, divided as they are in their opinion of how this question should be disposed of by a broad and ever widening gulf, the announcement my safely be presumed to have been startling, but for very different reasons in the different eases. Those who hoped to embarrass them by exciting the feelings of the peoâ€" ple of the Province of Quebec would popularity among their compatriots in vain, and that the policy of the Governâ€" ment would have bereft them of the only means now left of ingratiating themselves into the favour of the masses of their own ago, when he said, *This is the land God allotted to Cain." ; no good reason why Newfoundland should not be thickly settled, and the seat of thriving lumbering interests and cattle export trade, and any action of the Island Government in that.direction will receive the approbation of the Canadian people, with whom, before many years, the desâ€" tinies of the people of the Colony will doubtless be allied politically, as their intercst= are now, in the main, identical. The,more the resources of ~Newfoundland are developed, the greater appears the libel passed on the island by Jacques Cartier three hundred and fifty years into the favour of the masses of their own Province.« To a certain proportion _ at least of the gentlemen . from .Ontario with whom the Opposition from Lower Canads are usually found acting, the anâ€" nouncement must have been startling from a very opposite cause. Their hope has been to embarrass the Government in quite . another . way, although by very much the. same .means: they, t0oo, Mbo.m'W.d)m»”-;‘ to say that either one or other ‘of these sections of ‘the Conservative party have uh I. s I. Al,u iA‘ would not be very daring toâ€" risk the asser ings have assisted their consciences out of that the fertility of the soil would repay the holders of land, after the supply of its indigénous produce was/ exhausted, the Governor of the Colony hasâ€"acted wisely in recommending the construction of a railway across the island in order to deâ€" velop its tesources, first, by opening up eligible land for settlement, and, second, by making one of its ports nearest to Europe available for the receipt and desâ€" patcK" of Ameriean and Canadian mails. It is to be hoped that the energetic policy thus sketched out in the Governor‘s speech will be acted upon by the Governâ€" ment, and the measures, if found,as prac ticable as they. appear to be, carried by unanimous consent. There seems to be U cording to Mr. Murray, there need be no difliquity whatever in obtaining access to this séction, for the streams are ample and only require trifling improvements to prouused during this session, prominent among these being a bill to remove the restrictions on lumbering, and to throw open the timber lands of the colony to al! comers who comply with the necessary regulations, which will be as few and simple as possible. This legislation will no doubt have the effect of inducing some of the large lumbering firms to commence operations among the pine forests which have been recently discovered by Mr. Alex. Murray, the @Geologist of the Isiandâ€" A survey ‘made of the Garden River country resulted in the discovery of five thousand square miles of good !nnba iand, where an immense jumber® trade wight be carried on successfully. . Ac UTHIAW A, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1875. The Legislsture of Newfoundland has been opened with an admirable speech by the Governor, the main points of which were: published in yesterday‘s * Tim®s. Several important reform measures are Cough The Ximies. ly Ipw prices. "A : > CiÂ¥e us a call, and you will be satisfied goflt‘m CAMPBEL! MoONDAY, sin FEBRUARY, 1875 Aftcen days only at cost price. _ Their stock of goods is one of the freshest an« NEWFOUNDLANDUS REFORMA TION. THE DEBATE ON MONDAY. Hcew T eas. Coffeas EREAT CLEARANCE sA CAMPBELL & ALMA 86, Sparks street, 4 FOCEerl*~~ Pemtart r 3) pe sos, J Mixtures : W. Hearne, _ R, C. W. MacCuaig. Fare : European Dining Root ments : GoWan Fare : Queen‘s Hoeney‘s Hliock, $6 Spa w‘s and Misa Sberries. A cént nufibounodupoq alities, All other goods at ntucky New Binck and Â¥ paucs sure welgge . ~\/‘ ) ein Th staura 1 bousg stook moverbe appointed a committee to inquire into the best means to be ; to obâ€" tuncwnetmorhtfl& of of," to report from: time to : time their views to the House. ; ~ / e REPORT OF PROOEEDINGS OF THE SBNATH. (On motion of Hon. Mr. LETELLIER DE ST. JUST, seconded by Hon. Mr. CAMPâ€" f{ELL, it.mwu ordered . *That the Hon. essrs. Ai em,Bm.‘t,wM(fiHl,, Dickey, Miller, Penny, Wilmot and the The Hon. SPEAKER informed the House that a message had been received from the House of informing r‘he Cum«::. oc 4 Cameron, ensie, ( M (Ontaric), Cauchon, . Holton,, Right Hmmt. Hon. Messiours. Smith, (Westmoreland: ) and Messiours. Brouse, gnl-., Frechette, Laurier, Wright,(Ottawa), Mr. Speaker in the ‘direction of . the â€" Lib rary of Parliament, s0 far as the interests of that House are o.m:i to act as members of a Joint of both Houses on the Library. } } 4" . he Hon.SPEAKER regretted that it was hn;.snluldusyohummnm“ since last session of Parliament, two memâ€" Iravom, of Now ‘Rrupfrtichymnt Thaties Hazen, of New « and Malhiot, of Quebec, had departed this Dr. MACMILLAN, member, eleet for + 3. o * .*‘ m&mfi" ' ”’»«%‘:’a‘m life Hon. Mr. PAQUET was to the House by the Hon. Messrs. de St. Just and Wilmot, His and signed the roll of Senators of Domini T1 ._ By Hon. Mr. maou::ma. Cnthorino'sBoudofm, that immediate steps be to the summit level, and raise the of the remainder of the W Canal, and to deepen its harbours and its exâ€" tremitios so Mtholgptoh-olvu- sels employed on the mhk-lw pass freely downward to Ontario. | ~ moved resolutions cfl-? Hon. Mr. Wilmot and Hon. Mr. ' spoke. ‘The resolutions were . ited, and : the House adjourned till| . afternoon. | ind Young had been appointed to agsist Pote of At., ° for A:m Guelph, Out., praying i- Angam of the woun gt Roweleane ose, town Solicitor of the Provisional | the London and Canadian Bank, allxnenid b.:kdtom s - t 4 | as w2nu two mmmd ve been subscribed, and two sand paid thereon, and the for or ganizing the bank to the 6thâ€" May, 1875, â€" ier had been vacated by the appointâ€" to . t T i aie INTYRODUOTION®OP a NBW MBNBER ! o‘clock, and announced that the seat for We hopg to be excused for expressing thebeu"u;nt@minhhfifotbobon, member for Terreboune forgot himself when on Monday he made suth an unwar rantable attaick upon the representative of Her Majesty, when he characterized the Chief Justice of Manitoba, and the jury which found Lepine guilty, in such disre. spectful ‘mnd unbecoming language. To say that somebody else had been guilty otf the same indefensible conduct was & beggarly excuse indeed, arl would be just as extenuating for the offerice of a criminal at the bar of justite as for a gross improâ€" pricty on the part of a member of Parlia ment. The comparison may be deemed a strong one, but the circumstances which have called it forth were also most un* usual and, réost unjustifiable. â€" When disrespect for the Soversign‘s represenâ€" tative and contemipt ‘for the institutions of the country and those who administer them are openly expressed by gentlemen who have ~ sworh m to Her Majesty in | a special her, and by the fact of being members of Purliament are responsible for the existence of tho‘laws and their due administration, what may we not expect of the %w&m unfettered by the rules of propriety and free as the wind from the int which ‘Mec an exalted 1 We awoe not of those who cannot to have the character of our insti discussed, and we trust we should be open to be convinced that they are ble of some improvement. This, i is \the here ditary creed of the Libetal party. But Mr. Masson does riot belong to the Liberal party ; he belongs to & party which has long arrogated to itself the possession of all the loyalty and all the reverence for the British c@amddm% institutions which Canadas gontains. . Thi makes his conduct ten times more inexâ€" cusable. Surely the Orn-irvufiv_u h’." fallen from grace © io tA The Hon. SPEAKER intimated to t House that a member was waiting to | in troduced. * | | Parliament of Canada. both classes, whether they be those who would seo Riel arid Lepine completely and immediatéely pardoned, or t who insist upon the exeeution of the penal* ties of the law ; but ‘to the ble men, who understand i ity of satis fying demands i opposits in their character, the compromise y50â€" posed in Mr, Mackenzie‘s resolution aust commend itself J,uh.anupomblo,tnd at the same timg a satisfactory mode of dealing with the question. t STANDING COMMITTEE, . . .. || Hou. Mr. MACKENZILE : presented the ings should give way to moderation, when the peace and unity of the Confederation â€"for without peace, unity would be but a legislators should do sand not what their prejudices and poli npcessitios may urge, but w is hk.g:bo & solution of this 5 long ifficulty. The policy of the Gov it will doubt less find opponenté in the ts of The f i itions were : 5y Hom sz AAPAET rrom Arotratam Third] Parliaentâ€"Second ‘Session, The srnd ;tqal&. w":t'tx HOUSE OF COMHKONS. LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT Tursvay, Feb. 9th, 1875. PETITIONS. SENATE. on being 'awn' ted President ‘of the and Mr. Hun was invited wmflw Amnlmm as being a gentletuan in entire harmony with the se io se un oo ie A m 7 | 0 & mu of the Administration. The chief ‘explanation that I desire to offer toâ€"day is with respect to xzy hon. friend lhoLte Minister â€"of Jus c? who now. the post of Chief Justice of ‘ > ~va sev. ‘orm $ e ite, which urged in ‘of thei.rpl;?ta?ix a.conversation W m.cm the floor of the f the â€" hon tleman leading the Opposition wculemyhon. friend, then seated beside mo,ofhnilg Sail Tulitc® 9 imieg in reataal wll that such a had never contermplated. . That, | Sir, was strictly:. accurate. â€"‘It never had. been ‘spoken | of .between ‘the hon. gentleman and myself. _ On the contrary, . knowing opinion . as to the policy of the Governâ€" ment, but was dictated .solely by consideâ€" fineeit." it does not th toke, require ere! to be further uhnmw,unl:u it:lvlen to express my own regret, as well as that of all moolf;:-,thq my hon. gagements . othornise i contitlus w te ue wi us in the Government. F‘am sure that sides of the Hou ““”\fr‘}"ifi'mm.m"" y o e House., to the other change that took place prior to the meetu:fi‘of the House last year, that jof 6 _ introduction . into the Government ~of _ ‘Mr. Huntington as member of ae Council, and the retireâ€" | Hop. Mr. MACKENZIE saidâ€" Before mdjn‘ with the order of the day, I ire to offer a few words in explanation ‘thmnilkfimwhvoflm phoo,'hichl& ised on Friday,. With reference to the withdrawal of my hon. friend the member for South from the Government, I have to state ¢hange of policy, or any difference of that the.. office would have to be filled S timen: Lomeen some: time Detere thet c 'm from which he gm to be :made. Parliament rose fnqxdn:lb hum’ & my OwBy >« + k W 4;2 pressed â€" :â€"upon â€"~me :|,that it -fl wing the services of a gentleman of who experience in p r dmxhtm other parts of K m.h‘,lndthobldut'dzbubmw- to make such changes as were necessary in order to place the militia of the Dominion ri&thoohholof the Major General. also proposed to provide for the OPP::tment oui; an AdiuhAn(:fGem:nGl,e and to away with Deputy jutan nerâ€" l‘lfi theypmen&. ~These were the only dlmm.fint’fimé. * ‘ Hou.ur.thel"OURl:‘:lER introduced a bill to prevent enlistment. in service dz;heigh State in oertu.?.cuunot xdw‘ltg by. the, Fovel | & * Hon. Mr. FOURNIER introduced a bill to repeal certain Frovium' of an Act of the islaturé ‘of Nova Scotia He exâ€" ph'nedthanhoolfiaotof the: bill was to :p«l the first ten sections of Ch-&::: ciugd Serer relaking o onone & ies), relating: to tresâ€" oc vn ourteen years se provisi mbl;‘dthnot,b {nsdv ‘,I.'cfl- re 0 W :‘ lm Ans the Nova Scotia i@mm was not cm:r:;:t b:i(l) deul‘owith eg. The object is bill was â€"to repeal so rovisions gen Criminal hw&' 1869. f ar’l 1 Hon. Mr. VAIL introduced a bill to Acta. â€" He ‘stated i recess the Government had b:;n“numum +; Sir JOHN A. MACDONALD . said that he understood. from the hon. Em.hm.n that the bill was the same in substance as that passed last session, the Government feeling it their duty to bring it in as a Government imeasure, and take the re: sponsibility of it. : Still he understood that some alterations were pro'ioo?d; and it would be : satisfactory for the House to know at the earliest possible went what those alterations were. hon. friend knew um:ufl;t;i;mtice in m with regard to lio bills," with regard to Government. bills, for the introducer to , explain the pra:uu of the bill. | That was the general rule, th;:h there were exceptions to it. ‘The benefit of this plan was that members were prepared when the bill. came up for the second reading, to geva due weight and consideration to arguments . of the introducer. _ _ MARINE TELEqAPH COMPANTES. . ,] Hon. Mr. MACENZIE introduced |a bill to regulat the Construction and Maintenance « â€" Marino Tole&:ph ~ panies. He xplained that this was ‘same bill, wth very slight alterations, that was introuced last session: by Lin hon. member for South Bruce (Mr. Blake), carriec through the House. ‘The Governâ€" men+ thought they ought to be responsible forsuch a bill, and therefore it was now jreroducad as a Government measure. !{oo nad expected to have the bill ready lay before the House toâ€"day, but it had not yet been received: from the printers. On the second reading he would give full :'xlshlnfiqm as to the scope of the t;fi to what had taken place during recess in reference to it. # report of the Select Committee appoin to prepare a list ofmmb@noftbo&l:dd- ing Committeo. He said that -liha;b it was somewhat irregular he would, if no objection was taken, propose the ;dopdur' of the report without notice, in Qdul&‘l' the Committeéa might got to work as e4" : as possible. The names proposed c tH° several committees wero very néeeY th9 same as ‘before, and if there w‘® ADY omissions they could casily u;fl;fplw afterward. : The report was ad> |= Mr. DEVLIN presente* petition from the Board of Trade of r00treal, praying for an amendment in 40ir charter. _ | The bill w s read a first time REPEAL OF CHAP, 147, ®. s. gtatures, [oontrntsv oxfFourts rage.] MINISTERIAE EXPLANATION FOREIGN ENLISTMENT â€" AOT, MILITIA AMENDMENT AOT MONTREAL BoARD or 8A?® THE TiMEg OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1875 3 SPARKS | Oct 12, 1874. an im m enimaay :fl.““.’“"‘ »verâ€"taily ; and permanep Barclay & Somay o ons | ongâ€"standing cases, by all ‘chomists m "Sole Prop ~ ‘.»-“'”;.’...'.'.- FubPR . hoap Emfiâ€"&»'fiz'm As this mixtaure is pieagant to the taste, 32 n peam ie reninain s E“’.’.“?““"m o piveil a ho o e HamtiFonâ€"Waner & Ou. â€"_~: Halifa + _ Avery, Hrown & Oo: ROB. ANGUS, Jr., AGEN2, Phurer : +; 1, Englark Heie n Piie psraipinante i rame CAPITAL .. . BIX MILLION DOLLARS, _oront c s J a CA« ; woru Bs "tod ‘ecving TII E «: !1~@iâ€"Eivans, Mercor m“.‘"“‘ml ie Drug York Dominion is nearfy $200000 from yremtums alone, is p-ndm't‘b lw-lm’vo .mmmm?oflho p& tzt%"“"‘!g. who can com ‘ "par make the business a lpoclnfilymduiv-ntheu entire attention. » Citizens Insurance Co‘y. OAPIPAL, .0. â€" $8,000,000. Fir®s, Loe, Am:m GvarantEs. Pnonmnd.g:"l) m:uufcpn Bocials, Partiés, and Wedding Breakfasts mfi:hm.mu me : Gentiemen Boarded by the Month * HAND IN HAND Insurance Co. charged . fromymaéd offes.) Our ngents and mipboan amint sn ies Piiiet af bood qad rried Potkoes " 14 nds Iollog:ccmd Mud Cabbage. Pork and 'mâ€"m! Tarnips, Oafrots, Pudding and Pastry â€"P» id mmmlempflgm Dessertâ€"Fraits in Heason, Almond®, Reisins: Tesa and Coffee, Public Notice is hereby gitven that the Brapoh Office of this Com * loonted a% No. ~34 noss for Cotarany wit not be reeponeible Tor tho mane RDWARD H. GOFF, â€" pusic xorce. tnte hergby potiled 45 address all communicaâ€" uo:. &mfi insurance : to our iotre for procatame dbeor tot pictaiions on hou 'r’{:n._m-: nmnfikm omes or to l‘::â€"llim Ho-se.luhh, Leg of Mutton Mutual Life Iingurance Co., HARTFORD, CONN, EUROPEAN Dining Rooms, 80 Sparks Street. â€" J. W. ARLESS, Proprietor. . 20 per Cent: Below Combination Rates housar all parts, o oi Doi of{esumesmals from all parts, Ottawa, Jan, 23. Jan. 9, 1875, This Company, whoso Ageocy in Cauada was Address with references and experience, if Feb, 10 1575 Ice Cro@m Salaon open in 8 uns mar Months NSURANCE Co 1t cures old The Great Blood Purtfier and Restorer FIRE AND MARINE. HKAS. DESJARDINS, General Agent o & Bona, Oxtfordâ€"ste Landost, 240 Pé ut uB Dormie ) barggais Housee. cures } 63. it \| Gaimevr _ %m wÂ¥ i mh“‘ f stiea "ize=mm ie hiesenas 10 the tare, ind Miscellaneouns. ed Cod. Oyitier Puttics. Trade Markâ€"*" }}i000 Mrxtorm" Oyitors Miewed, . Solh Haw Btill continue to také ‘Risks at j Men or woitich . $14 a week. Proof S mik to ts o cmd hoate y fl} ind vatuable Sanpich tree. $A podtal) Turkey. AÂ¥ OPFAWA, â€" â€"»~ â€" ~_180,800 3usuriance. "I o en t Temporary Ofer: MLL OPf. FARZ. _ ~TUESDAY, Pth Fu»p , 1876 Bllfl’Pon & Hl'l‘% nnagers & * Montreal , be baving been dis. Lobstor Bala JOINTB. Elotcls. R. C, W. MaoCUAIG, Agent, Ottawa and Vicinity, OPTAWA. ACENTS WANTED. BOUP Tomato, FIBH. +trer Bance woâ€"ter Patties Moneging LMrector income in the OTTA WA $750â€"1m ENTRAL! CONYENIENT : #ElE DOMINION â€" RESTAURANT wullgs: of roome 106 fumilics ; conthined. altiing uun%.t;uod roanl, and jupwards of fifty bedrooms, i‘ Rajotte‘s New Block, Wellington«st., a (Oppostte Parliament Houses,) wmmdhuull’outhhflw of W EM";,.x.fi h# L. copiomge IPB, > d4% t w0 *_MARRIS & CLOSE, Proprictors. | Jan. 14 1875 â€" | [ 4* yisy Iâ€"Nonhhsl!ofgmn # M and 25, on the {Eie the Township of Hall; Lots ’ nmg;:gmontha'rnlflgwal the p old:lnll,noonhmmgntn all about:400 LABO TA, on the premises. , py W1i IUVI-UIILF % n‘.\;\J: Desire to inform their public en 0y ape mow Seopivine reat nefipaony §6e Jacguge a Here feanle mt oo uc m % ufilu #o'“mnu‘:i of, pur« mtc oy aitriigre Aoe saiieg at s Amall , A Large Stock of Ourtaine on Hand. y ON EASY TER MS. Wua:‘m inform his many %flb&; a he has his T (1A BA M me rropricies 0C thas elowb And thet oo®s sAre ourare. CARPET .. AND fl%’lflm[ HOUSE SHOOLBRED ~&â€" CO An exeellent Brick House and 4 Acre ofLand, om‘xonw Mr. McKay‘s reddeno& elose to the sW nr brl%o. *‘The house, whi is well and solidly t, containa pariour, -mug reotn dining rooml kitchen and pmfl, with a hfli eight feet whte. ‘The second containg fve bedrooms and sawing reom, with hall same below, An exsellent boarded cellar and a hr{e and peverâ€"faillug cistern, mm:::t kitche wood shed, wo“mul stable, llluot necessary outbulidings ‘The : finely situgted, com: an 6 infi d & oo-“m:uonl come residence, bre sold cheap, on easy terms of mmk Further particulars can be obtained & ndJ BERMINGHAM, . | uotionéer n ent, Elginâ€"st., | f fi.&fu g!!n-ell House. The Table will be m"fi&‘ with all the deiiâ€" cagies of the season ; the with the choicost hrznmo(uqmsuounn. Brick House and * Lot Monday, lst February this House " twm. Good Yard and Stables. _ _ _ _ W FI1FTEEN !nliz Ottawa, Feb 14, + ished throughout. ‘The Proprietor wishes Eginl_l.g’g_tomnnom:lu o ipurad to make BR SALEâ€"N. E. quarter of No. 2 F F uone‘a-lonul‘r;n%,COAmgmm%flm 4) of which are in a fine state of cultivation,â€" gan l"‘lll.l ; mowing mnAchl?o through from end ond. ‘Terms casy, . P * PP ARRMINGHAM, | Auctioneer and Land A, ent, Eiginâ€"st., Ottawa. Having received iostractions from Robert Skead, Esq., will sell b& Public Auction, at the UNIGN HO'U’%In e City of Ottawa, on SATURDAY, THE 20th DAY OF FEBâ€" Pm, lars apply to _ _ _ ( * .. a neduana o Witiics Ot, Ottawa P. 0. 52t oui? 7 iL B RUARY, 1875, at the hour of twelve o‘clock noon, the following superior Timber Limits ; , $boag ) to ndlfn{oo!s 1dt omage The Clarendon ~House TIMBER LIMITS, License No. 161, season of 1873â€"4, comprising 18); of raine senscn, comprising an atbe. of o fity fi?uen,' both being situate on the Petéâ€" w ver, s E:nnpflolfl. of seaston 1873â€"4, eonm:h" an area of fift uare mil the la flefle Br_-noa.y flvor Pmaw.'l# and Great & eo'e}ii‘juv&m 51“'&”“ flm”?m"l:g an nll’fl ne mm n thhy}'\lglll\‘o'l‘tpfl s in the Unebeo k\ Regel e ces in : argl aud conditions made known at the e of saje, Peue y o von n HECTOR MLEAN HAMS â€" AND BACON, DifferentKinds ofGame Second to None in the Dominion, ALBION HOTEL, ° _ ROBERT CRAHAM,. Oitewa, January 4 1574 This House has been reâ€"modelied and reâ€" FOR S ALE ! thanmwmhmvlubo ven at a saortfice “,‘99‘,’39,".'!‘!!“19‘"“.’“!- jsem. 2, 1874 One Hundred Dozen OSEPH KAVANAGH Auction Sale TTA WA 1,700 ‘Acres of Good Farming Land Near the City, for sale. _ _ pen to the General Public Owned by ROBERT SKREAD, Keq. W. MILLS, Proprietor, EGS to announce that be will AND FOR SALE, Aluctioa S$ales, Grocer and Wine Merchant, On the Bank Street Road BY J. BERMINGHAM, share of the public patronage is OF VERY VALUABLE Warpcets. PARSON‘S ‘The above House. Gane. aâ€"OHMâ€" WELLINGTONâ€"8T. 19 Sparks Btroot, Auctioneer, . CEfanse oo Seswer?y HG. _ MWd a y * o 30 Wik . * " t Stor Pusias, tived 98 iplcs un it ane ies ies bath defecaant. in noo to north â€"wesek halr af > | id Province of (Intarn, yores bay o oeee derrn e pit anee ons dn ®. Po iny Jonie Simdwiy ny Ranik "'sfm""o' ’mm""""gi"{s(x'mf* £1 $10 ; Tweniyâ€"five r‘ s mdmgnm.o( T be sent ml:ny o-.."‘?;u':’m.m * must be addressed to â€"â€"â€" _ _ ,____.__ i rar Gold and @ilvor Lever Hunting ‘ :::d (Ja al,) m;wfimqr Ohains Sily Number of Gifés 1?%% . Imh. Agents wanied to sell 1 [ _ _â€"__ Grand Capitaisof: __ ./ _ $5,000.00 Each in Cash. One *rize , $1,000 m mmwianim,Cash 1 Horse & ,m&,* One Fineâ€"toned Rose + k Tiis gor preaie denane prouies Ton Ladion Gold Hunting: Wawner, woulk 4106 In Valuable Cifts T6 be distributed in I, o.’;m'i',l""'" megmiar 416 Notre DameSty, . . . 11 RideounǤ6.. . .0 . . White Rabbitt Jackets LADIE®‘ SOUTH SEA SBAL JACBDPUB, Ladies‘ Persian Lamk Jackets Jlargest axd cheapest nssortment of Letfieg ahe and (.Indanmc men‘s Furs &fi.“ can be had at To the amount of Two Mllion Five Mustred on propmaaarategs e 3 Ties ooeinide P ivotr Pincs sint Lenk Ooind One Grand Cash Gift.....~....~.â€". . 100,000 One Grand Cash Gift..........~...> 75,000 OneGrand Cash Gifé............. . ©0,000 5 Cash Gifts $20,000 each ... 100,000 10 Cash Gifts lwa... 140,000 15 Cash Gifts ©10,000 'm ~20 Cash Gifts 5,000 each ... 1 [25 Cash Gifts : 4,000 each ... 100,000 80 Cash Gifts 3,000 each ... 90,008 50 Cash Gifts 2,000 each ... 100,000 100 ‘Cagsh Gifts .1,000 each ... 100,000 No. 23, RIDEAU STRB PM * A aplendid assortment ofâ€" ~Fur Caps and Jackets in all the : im on s anon e en ALL OTHER FURS, CHBAP Fur Depots SIGNOF THE RED MAT, OrFIo®E: Rxoeisior Bulldiog, corner Hace aha 0 two To beén.wn 5;.":‘:' hbnm‘ n GIFT â€"ENTERPRISE, Deo, 2th, 1874 GENTS FU RS ! | HERIFEF®S SALE OF LAÂ¥ZDA H. HODGE%§, latters & Frnrtrters. EVLIN‘S 56 SPARKSST, ¢ ADIES FURS ! Gift Enterprises. BUFFALO ROBES 11, 1474 Ladics Sea Otter Setu. DOLLARS 1 K. J. DEVLIN nsgrni, + es E ts t esen 6 NBR NS ppe hiee p e Roiind Large boctice $4.â€" i e ie al $ v?ilQ lo whoanhulnu-d: API .‘La» â€" rely 1t is by the purchase of "m"hfiu.. wall 69 in parttice with my fetiog .'fi.".< > vw!muy.,lionere‘un. _ youthful imprudence, causing premature | dlosy," nar yous depihty. mfim& tried in vain every known remedy a sing selfâ€"cure, which he Wwill send FREX to his ielipe sufferefs, Address, + J. H. REEVES, LinitiLa T6 Nassauâ€"st., New York We INOLICIN® 1N 118 state of purity and "1% to -J« {A BLESSING TO THE POLICE, - | / ‘Iolmn..mb:‘u‘:mu. of fheumatism l::onnye'.q rounds, 1 wazindueed io iry the celebrateu to seross my loins and back, so seve 1 bMased that 1 ovand nardiy waik with too help result of a lifetime of scientific stud» =“ tor the first time offered to the Cana ycledb‘l.mml,w “n‘tem'fnul1 th uh‘:lg:: f N n the . pr ted to contain the medicine in its highest state of purity and tnna en ts enpeses nefub ns o, onl i docee 2 o7 caoh by aUf Chomists mad Patont Say Seonet 1 k ipgaest to tze the celobrate Medicine veudors. Sanger & y may be carried offexternally or $ Ma- nnondtlun:o of years in the Lonâ€" nsm nine =rh'e-fidߢ class of disâ€" Pes Soten aoni O P ouee TNo mort terrible DIAMOND RHEUMATIO AGENTS IN CANADA. %fl:fl.%\vmm Clare & Co. lliott & ( Wholesale Dru ists Haliiaxâ€"Avery Brown & ax&f:fi ‘Lavender ‘Water, distilled trâ€"m Misoham ~ J‘\.:dml‘o .m-i’l &â€" guffl; ;I par Tor the Huns tprcmiy it Tollet allowance -amu » fagme Hititncl, mm”mn}&mn‘i' (remLOBO D Y H0 s a ,..\- g ty *J3Â¥ Hdflnam h -Snlhvoptq-ndzh. Bold } 0z., 1} oz., and 3 oz. bottles. WMMDMA and 2 Comnhill, don, 17 Bouleverd de IM% de «id bP umwm her. ComeUMPTIC®, WaAsTl W%fil@ AND INDIGES Pancreatic Emutsion and â€" Pancreatine. i o in adlacdin n nokant _ Tor i "Moksarts m o old it Poaler Lig THOMAS MORSON & soO®% Medallists â€"aud Jurors at all the Great Kxt»> bitions. V3 20e 81, 88 J 124 Southampton Iow, RUBSELL SQUARE, LONDAD ont ;Aommntea s o. y 103 ic > s .3f : P wmx. REMEDLES mmastn ies hane " Verte nomne, Morson‘s "Effé¢tual ‘Remedies gBl OHMMICALS AND NEW MEDTOIN elected, and Shippiog orders szecuied Jan. 2, 1675 er 3 420 i n ie mss P o es e foae d Rimmel‘s . Agents for the Province of Ontario, ic Bo°ll sireet Tord it Hooe Desse strout Mastoxss, General Agents for the Province of NE BOX OF CLAKRKWS B 41 PILLS 12. Sogpier 4 Ogen: fles. _ Dissolve these corrupt particles thad !.Ep_un_fig%m’gou in the IMMEL‘S CHOICE PERFUMES. UTICK ppus yockowing@ is AB Works eC Extract from a Letter Dated 1Ith May, 187%, from an old in« minster, ol & “lnutaonfi.: to say pataney oraree ‘m-nu’umua}‘f»"fih am years ald. 04 gentiemen, yours An Boemrcdics. tnroughoor the world. Yours reepectfaliny Bulu uts AND HOMERTON, and as Wine in }, vicstim 0| w aNUFACTURING the shortest notice, and 1D & ie z. ‘A large asscrtment of "'"Ei BORDERS, 40., jrst received, and now 0# Oppomte the Post Office : Higit BGw wRIFEER. HoUsE D8008 n former !aj;’&fi. m wadiond® a" Coy n * "okd busith » ve ts kh 15 90k1.â€" nno S â€" MANUFACTU "ING, j __....._ WATOHMAKINXG BUusing warded Kast and W est in su7 Vin New York, close every E'dw‘fimvwwm u‘sn-mumm;nag * 4s ooo ge " amortment of W hithy 3 ‘J E W E L L E& To the oyed #agmuy=< To H. K. B. the Princs of Wald * folth Aseran ies ments and rCom. *) es WA%% b"!‘.{ h::-.;;ht ::: n& a s > Psnl Ludgute in Engianc Oflfi -ffli t 210200 | C %‘:@ffltw' f "cn;csunm‘-k & m'x.‘mn’, & English bmm'émifif&fi"' E -m and manufactured by 4. W. . @ in h‘.tthnn Tbey‘m only obtained mt hk ‘;"iflx Aast sBoNzRs un.g &m-mfiuum-m F“‘fi.’“mnq mraious se o the post duraile gig::‘.".&"" e atnorm g Pe eesgennied M aithce cuooks, Jowellory ind frefibem of the Courl, Snd ouer dn g;..:,;a.m__ o pu-u;lmnnd iblie the City o the Erince or Whies, Ti ts dits o Ray~ 36â€"SPARKS STRERT Jane %, 1874. &T MARKS, Watchmakerant~4 1874. _ WINTALR ..A Fine, Jewellier, Practical ‘Watch 4. Anntinetnnat nan old goan 0s0 6. ag Arrival and Departurs of Alg © EEERRREERE PRUXEAU, Junr., 51 Pamnters. gocnecce® ®T dcd¢te41d4 95 & esgeenee; t3 & AggEREEEE & 1W C Mails, â€" 1749, cint ie i _E gekeé CiOCK hi a 6« Py 45 "eresures Sn iess _ For Tull" particulars, obtair agent a pamphiet, or refer $1.00; and 124 coute for pa tmA en 4 ym geners] 'hm !.F‘fllm_im This wellâ€"known medicine tion, ~but ‘a â€"sure and safe meeiinmtties tagis, Rest, e e y com to the tioun Pn in the porpnant! on Mesrn Hysiwrne and Wiie will effect a cure when all have failed; and aithough romedy, do not contain iron, « mony, or anything hartful to J. B, Wl n ie mergen sentre d rerioy P: ) friite;" a the 5‘;.."“1:{'& We . fl” & B. N. Phe NORTHROP & lm tarig, sole agents for the Des. 14 18 d;u&:.finhv:fh..% erent parts of Canada, wh. mfi”hfl Aleotrmc Uil. ligye and: want more | wonderful." â€" Will in Crour M M is tire cbwapect metliciee ove worth has cured an old sta It positively cures Ostarrh. of h-.m::-'(w odudhn&m&:::: W’h- .-dr;- How to make good puffs * What oan‘t be cured fresh," is what they say in J eomndm‘w'u The risks to which ol ut ‘takes splend writes ; "P mâ€"-ifiud" A* ho gundhnall make a go but to the loft there is a i ies oae Iight 20d ahusde. 6n this ture is the group of â€"citi Maypr (Sir Andrew Lusk, 1 oung lady named Mdlle n’tGâ€"-n.’ho a life tive dfio‘ hall. \h._dfi:nd the un pettier and decked &otb used to glitter on in-} g-:n&-u‘tn-fl an of Wales and the Grand the left is the Princess of blue bodice and n enes & Duie 3 Rdiibwurgh and mh_‘;-odl orimson â€" e -dc-i anhm:-hn- Boid by all medicine ::.Inhfie.‘m_nipccti ‘~ case is i-‘pi-oflmlu City ; but the principal a nc Q.srio z'-ihfl., ich will 1 side of the caske! figures are * on inches of and the 1‘11â€"16in. in while can be covered with the t Fer sale by all drugginte MLE AFD HUKMOx St. Petersburg in a golden ceeded. The design adoj of London. Iluminate were confined to two p Edinburgh, and the ema mbydn(h,_m English sentiment. address was to be sent al St. Petersburg in a golder JOB â€"MOSES‘ PEKA LE Guildball in May, in the to this country, an addre tion was presented to hiz of London. Muminate THE ENPEROR OF RC When the Er tos *#iity cents worth h« and the same Facky Sn tee mm o ABE : w‘;‘, 1 am tie. Avrired on n $ m ites: * Send me son xf Lernal and Exte avo soid al dly : now.‘ case forw BOLG i 4 ow. Its 0 the ghow Or