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i i7 €5+. Li *w #2 '.‘} w# y4 W LÂ¥ THE THEATRICA S Goverriment â€" House, CAMPBELL & ALMAS th Give us a P Te is, Coess ‘REAT CLEARANCE Cotton: Gents‘ Furnishing Goods: Neelin / Black Silk : McLaren & Chalmers. Burnett‘s Extracts. Marinoes: M Mail Conti Theatrical P Presious to R rSSMAN WANTED. STEAMBOAT INSPECTION tLO We have been informed by the Departâ€" | 1 ment of Marine and Figheries that m\“ Order bus bean passed by His Excellency | q the Giovernor in Council on the recomâ€" | } mendation of the <Minister of Marine, | , directing that the rate of duty which | p shall be annually paid by the owner Of | p munrof everystembouinthobanin- t ion of Canads, under the Steamboat In ‘, spection Act, 31st Vietoria, cap. 65, shall | , be at the rate of seven cents per ton | ; instead of ten cents per ton, the present ) , nu.mhnleordutywbopaidmil ; every calemdar year, and to be in addition | to the inspection fee : imposed on the mrwnmwrofflflymhfln Dominion by the Aét alluded to. _ As the Steamboat Inspection Fund is a spécial one, and create«d for the purpose of proâ€" viding for the expenses of inspecting: the steamboats in the Dominion, and as there 4s the sum of $23,716 to the credit of this fund during the past six years, after pro . viding for all the necessary expenses in connection therewith, we think it & wise step on the part of the lfim-Zof larine.mreeommendfiocmgcithntbo tonnige «ues on account of this fund shou‘d bereduced, so as to give the ownâ€" ers of steamboats the benefit of the surâ€" plus which has accumulated during the l-tsixyun,mdwobolquilomnm the reduction in tke Steamboat In" â€" will be fully appreciated by the ownlers of steamboats who have to pay such chargesâ€" J¢C5%. 86, Sp: UTTAaWA, THURSDAY, FEB M CAMPBELL weNxpAy, sin FED® c lificen days only mt Mr. Cartwright‘s Budget speech yester_ day had the merit of being brief, perspic. uous, and covering the whole ground thoroughly. There was, perhaps, less in terest attaching to it than last year, for there was no new tariff to announce upon this occasion as there was then, and therefore no elaborate policy or change of policy to explain and account for. Bu, there were one or two subjects with which hibhn&mmxiwsb’hnhimd’nl and from . the somewhat spirited reâ€" joinder of Dr. ‘Tupper, it appears his op, pouonhm.iniltlyinclimd- The first of these subjectsâ€"and we say first because latest in orderâ€"was the loan negotiated roceries,.s ‘ontract : T. P. French. ricals : Government House nan wanted : This office. in England> during the recess. The in. | , tricacies of finance are not very thoroughâ€" | ! ly understood, even in the best informed } pwrddnks,butiffiqumflbd‘ ter understood the mystifying calculations entered {into by: professional ‘experts to prove, on the one hand, that the bargain was a ruinous one, and on the other to prove that it was unexampled in its suc cess, were enough to knock : an ordinary mind out of its "reckoning. <If, however, there was r.»diy'fimg'fib doubt surroumding â€"theâ€". subject jb‘ "t0‘ ‘this point, it must lunboonel-ndanylrj Mr. Cartwright‘s explanations on Tuesday night. < The lpn(rpllgflf’z.lhhhwv the misfortune to disagreo with the ns MFJ“WMMMW- or which had the fairness to ‘Jm'flp' makes a savage onslitight| supom / the Finance Minister in its issue of ydaterdiay, inâ€"which it agrees with Dr. Tuppor, in almost wl he said>â€"~in; ctiticising the Budget ; but it is noticeable that in regard to the loan it is silent, and still more noticeable that it finds grave fault with ol ent 32 Sparks stroet. are : Qm Restaurant. ;: McLaren & Chalmers Je . T. H. Harrison. 11 & eall, and you Band ) a p@in, F Their W M L 18 Ottawa Choral Union. New Edinbn&rgh Music } European Dining Rooms racts Commencing | . sin FEBRUARY arks Strget, W L & ALMA®, % th e k. $6 Sparics U aiy wan 3 THE BUDGET. M & Chalmers tiscments will be satisdod. | halmers sAiLE O® hi Neelin Bros cost price ra House AD & *Â¥ u* , 1875, In Clark‘s PUND Hall e e ET 1 1 > 1 d B \fr. Cartwright because last ye r ho to0k the same view of the flnHo'ul situdio? as did Mr. Thomas White whon, at the Dominion Board of ljndo,»tht gontleman Feclared that there would ‘such a deâ€" ficit as would nocessitate [A readjustment of the tarif. Let us here deviate to uy) that in this samée| icle the Gazette sets \ at rest a question over which the anxious 2 8 es "T.â€" "nfhake u:é;l knowledge ml 187 t 47 x t rest a question :n' " nquirer after itical requently within the 1 is brains. â€" We refér to f Dr. Tupper in the hons, ~ and the. exa his operations| on . LN@ / ADMUAME |MTI CCE . market were really successful. . | €. ~ ‘The criticism of the speech offered by Dr. ‘Tupper was one of that gentloman‘s_ best efforts. . Ha made a vigorous anslaught on the financial policy and acts of the Government, but failed to capture a single ArS berland refervied to the gloomy picture of the financial position of Canada presented by Mr. c.%fi:- t last year, and endea* voured to n*e that this anticipations of n deficit, unless additional taxation was imposed, were. grounilless. | But Dr, Tupâ€" per‘s carpings on this point only strengthâ€" aned the Finance Minister‘s position, and showed that he did not call the attention df the people one whit too soon to the enormous public works of anâ€" unremuâ€" | nerative characterâ€"unremunerative for many years at all eventsâ€"upon which the Conservative (G t hal thought leasly ,numl. p.;fll?lIy point, however, of Dr. Tupper‘s #) which will receive atiention outside: of ‘the citcle df his own Government, but Taried 10 CapFiFo ®2""B"" gun. . His argument was such . as finds favour in the law courts, where the art of * putting ‘* things is studied, |At the out set of his speech, the, membar (for Cum 145 M .. hcmcndh| â€"tumn dfi o L rently within the past ysar pussled »rains. _ We refer to the true position Dr. Tupper in the House of Comâ€" s, and the, exact relation . he s | e the rank __| and of the Opposition party. The question who is the leader of the OQpposition ?" supporters, is that with ‘reference to the | © negotiation | of â€" the gum ot| t twenty millions of dollars: ucted by | p Mr. Cartwright,. The of the loan, | t the Finance Minister was proved C by applying to it any one ‘of three tests; » by . cons! its terms with the| ( rate mt | w wl’w§_pereenhi wenW“lbotim..b"mp.fin‘ifi } terms with (those obtained by his prede~ | ; cessors, and by placing it side by side | , with loans ‘eom.mtednnch' similar cir» | cumstances at the same time. â€"Accepting | this challenge, th future Finance Minister | proceeded to demonstrate that our Inst |. loan was & dotiluthpplyln( the first | teat, the tor Id ‘find no. higher authority for his ious statement, that Mr. C‘r'.wrijbI‘o < negotiations were attended â€"â€" with â€"a . :. loss | of _ two‘ and .i f,ur millions | of dollars, though an anonymous létter i § u.wwm»muu‘mflihdn a small eastern town. â€" The House fellinto | a merry mood when the hon. member, : | after over the s it of figures t uir'mo;woro hhmm&mn._vu‘ * | compelled to : admitâ€" that. they \were : borrowed| figures. _ He fought shy of , | making any spécial -Pplio.fian of the , | second tast, alleging that if we must go i] | back to Mr. Tilley‘s loan, all the old ldans > | should be unearthed and their terms made The real pith of Mr. Cartwright‘s argu: uts, hpwever, will be bost gathered by Aing His speech, in which he gave the t possible proof that His calculations t yeir had good foundation, and that â€" "horations| on the Loudo:r |money known. ‘The fallacy of this argument®. the Dominion, when Mr; Tilley placed his loan on the London money market, was equally favourable to that it now occupies for the Gavernment had not then become so seriously involved :in unremunerative works, and the attention of capitalists. was being directed to u..ma- strides in wealth and prosperity by the Canad~ ian Provinces since Confederation. Failâ€"| ing to prove his case on that line, the member _ for â€" Cuimberland ~| â€" felt. back â€" | upon .. his | inner ‘ W that | . the | successor or otherwiso of Mr. Cartwright‘s ‘ldan! must be judged by the terms obtained by other countries similarly situated to the DPominâ€" ion. â€" New Zealand was supposed to offér 3: example of : financial ability | which to demonstrate the incapacity of our Finance Minister. Hore, again, Dr. Tupper was unsuccessful in making out his case. Instead of Now Zealand having negotiated a loan on more favourable terms than Canada recently obtained, it was \demonâ€" strated by the Finance Minister that when it Lecame known that he had effected a loan on s favourable conditions, that Colony i iately rushed into the money markeat, endeavoured to secure the samé but was not then, and has noÂ¥ yet mood-lhl. ; Thus, the menmâ€" ber for Cumberland, and througli him the Oppositi were thoroughily routed in theur termined Mr. Cart .,w.{ for having, wi ability I J 1 AF CAubie P0 L nc dn and tact, succeeded in floating a Canadian loan an the most easy t b;nd ameng those who joined in driving the hon. genâ€" tleman "'GE' â€"~Cumberland . from the field was the member‘for| Ningara, his companin in political mi w th'ut:nt‘bo terms mufi(’“‘ and satisfactary.)> "\[> â€"= 2l | C " Now, U you must Gr cake â€" houourably . with , your | brother oenles." " W ies io heoagithble, moiher 1 " 1t meaus that you must give him the‘ largest pigce." 1 'l}tflhlwl'g,"o Tdrathor MW;'W“‘“* #Ahre io | ornth AM lc © wu“.: you fii{r,g!@firm to a little boy, who was alud: 22 Mlobg. & room and proung : fOrtine (lances at & gontleman who was pAYINE A es us #iPof the fogn mtiootiatin Pfil\" %‘“‘1.; { n.:fm# vas Ts m., to &h&':”.o“‘f* i "’ "C*"" | vldo ai 1’ w6 June of the reasons.why. a fight frequent» by oceurs in Montana d the: preacher is preachi es y qjacul That‘s.| right, ° " Bul y for youl" â€"*He‘s a sarp |" etec. Nometimes the ministers and there‘s where the disturbar comes in.â€" Milwaukee News. * * Now, Geor; .* lection of comâ€" p Fl and O'vh'ar Macdonald has some ikty in getting. out t divide the our brother Parliament Third Parliawentâ€"â€"Second Se;siun. The House 1 After routine @BORGIAN 9 BP CTeF EC CBy: be developed in every‘ possible way, but there was nmhfion in : the dirécfim{ through whi is line of railroad :fi pass, nor any imnmediate prospect 0 portion of the country being utilized.: He was really of opinion that, with the heavy and serious obligations resting upon us, â€"if we wish to improve and enlarge ‘our canalsâ€"â€"if we are really desirous of deâ€" veloping the resources of our."vu‘t “:‘h Toskeri A es IOEIEKE. C ue ftF tory, capable of supporting millions, such an expenditure was most injudicious. If we hoped to carry out .fl&vflm N necessary to Dominion, M,:m{iuk“wfldmwwd"“ without a wise an jvdious regard for the pu!:!llo °M1. vavit c25) sha nn-mn.nl. CENWET CE C OULconbve * Hon. Mr. SCOTT said the Government | . had no objection to the motion. He did } not, however, propose to discuss the Govâ€" | , ernment policy, in cornection with the |, Pacitic Railway, on this motion, as it had } ; baen thorou;fy discussed â€" already. ‘The scheme of a mixed land and. water |, means of communication between Canada | and the Pacific coast, was thoroughly dis cussed at the last ;enenl olootio%‘-r:::. hon. Premier in ‘his speech at i having, he (Mr. Scott) believed, explained. the Ministerial yolio'{ on the subject..| It was with a view to avoiding an nor:ml expenditure in the construction of ‘an all land line that the Government dfl upon ‘utilisingâ€".the vast . bodies of between 1?:“;“ Ontario and the . Pacific nl:})e. e . .mover to| was q u.mi.hnbopoliq:lp&.odhd Adâ€" ministration was, to commence the railâ€" way on a point .flnheul of Nipissing, and build along the. shore of â€" that lak and the north shores of Humuna Superior; that this was a very inhogâ€" ' z"h ion, probably the very «worst + agri i, although, perhaps, posâ€" , | sessing in ‘abundance, | A rails , | way Ahiw section would, certainly, prove v cmm.'l‘ha &:.ent Governs | ment id not, .fm, ire to carry a : | railway this m They rather 6 felt it & dpty to h e “th..‘mo. Wenxesoay, Fob. 17th, 18 se met at 3 o‘clook. : EERE CC EAECvi, ':.“â€",v‘;i'; & L‘ T the stre of wator. They coms sidered it desirable, however, to construct & to . i to give access Aorrins debatfnntt potnty to this iilwags to the south and east, to enable them to avail themaselves of the sdvantages of ) the Ministerial (policy _ The Government, consequently, ‘took 5::1- under the Pacific Act, to build those 85 ‘miles bets ween Nipissing and (igorgian Ba&. intend~ Iing, morsover, to have 6 is _| and the branch ‘from Fort Garry to Pem: bina . constructed . inmediately. . .It was then supposed d:xmld have the surveys completed .And all their. proliâ€" _\mâ€"n_l-alm for proceeding ‘with hoso lines :« the present session. Howovor,m,m delays | had &4: curred: as z-* ' straotion‘of whinh appearing only a:short time ‘beforetwe..opening of Parliament, Underthose oi s theGavernment decided the tendars submitted should fall within ‘the spirit of Pacific Railway Aet | h; they | were g*?"“‘d d , to x:.b.w ment, and ask &;“PP""“ . % m in, fltns r i s 4 , as no ippiravandnds bank : gremm . out [for_ the Gm“â€"vxgmml submit :u' temders and ots to House Governmonf'&fmA the ‘ lowest tendor if the contractors could present suf ficiont security for constructing the road BAY â€" BRANC i RAILWAY SENATE. NDER, in moving the elloncy the Governor that HWis Excellency laid before the H_ofl”: of Canada. w OF . PAOIWIG TUR TIMES : OTTAWA, was corâ€"| _ __ the hon. ::‘ iat could u:: k , Wnek Sul | She it in such :l: s? When bligations m rease the ap U premaâ€" :l'ltl not m i0 should submit .peodiK and satisfactorily. He (Mr. Soott) was rather surprised that the hon. gentleâ€" man (Mr. t.}lleu.nder) shoul?ed hshv:u in | _ du in the ents utte in 2 C2 did, from Ontario. | He doubtioss ! knew that the region to be intersected was nboutfiuv.ilg best c: that p;ovinoe' not: yet u at it possessed | the most snilsgi: ‘lands, and> if ; the surveyors could be believed, was capaâ€" ble of maintai millions. Thooonnt:{ | was well timbemr:i‘, well watered, and, ‘alâ€" together, &rlolunhad great attractions to settlers. opened up, it was (g::o imâ€" possible to attract settlers to it. t this was simply a subsidiary idea in connection with the subject. He thought the hon. fi:tlemn'l criticisms came with a very grace under ‘all the circoumstances. Te stated there were other railways in Ontario, going northward to Georgian m; but if he took the map he would ‘ ‘that, so far as the whoto eastéern porâ€" | : | tion of the Dominion was: concerned, the | route proposed by the Government was really the -homm most »direct from | it to the Bay, and the ‘latter to the , | Ottawa ; and it was admitted the conâ€" g struction â€"of â€" this ‘road, with <the sub "| sidy to be ?nted a railway from Renfrow;| â€" , | o Pembroke, to (Nipissing, would give |. ; | direct communication ‘with Lake Huron, || â€" g| to the peo&:'of ontreal, Quebec, and , | the Lower inces.. ‘He thought these | were considerations of no trifling importâ€" g | 0CA (Hear, hear.) ; | _ Hon. Mr. BELLEROSE, in French, was it understood to say . heâ€"was somewhat startled b{ the Sccretary of State‘s exâ€" ?f mression 0 -urprhostthomnrhd the c Lon. member,; considering he came from d Ontario. He (Mr. Bellerose) feared the 5 Government might occasionally, bo too k much disposed to be 'ml\uuxmi,or + ; | pied with theâ€" views, and interests of it tario, to the disadvantage of those of Q: F6 bec ahd the other Eastern Provinces. . ‘Th it, feelings and interests of all parts of the ho Dominion should receive their due consid: ar eration in matters of importance like the j | prosont. The hon. gentloeman . went on , to ; | point out that a ‘road© most direct or %« uhormtonthom-s»o'nm turned out to “L be longest and c0s ieat, by remson of natâ€". i. | ural or ex.‘u&::ofl d.imlun.ud to Feâ€" contend is would be the case. as on | regards the route by the south shore of q | the Ottawa to Nipi-mflo contended "4 | inat the ‘best line was the _Aby flnAnorth CERee MAE PCE Tc k c us P shore, in Quebesc, the Mattawa route, re commended by â€" Shanly . and m;nd that the Govarnment were mi in | , their present +impressions. ; (The hon. E;Uomn'u remarks were : repeated by esn puminett appearance the Min oulâ€" | . ture, on which occasion bnid):Aif:lwu surprised ‘that a member, apeaking in a | ] Chamber ~ like‘ "this, . should: have uttered â€" the : â€" remark. hfld“'m the 4ecretary of State. He had members that this : line was the shartest, ‘The Premier had recontly made the same |; smmantw-h::xum‘mnfim Quebec; but he was ‘p! in | an â€" enibarrassing position when: he was the report of Mr, Shanly,to the &.&Q&uth Shore line was langer â€" in the ‘ Province of Quebec, from St. Ann to the head waters of the Ottawa, or from, the Mattawa to the Georgian Ray, by the. \ North Shore.© "He hoped «the Ministry : wouldfletometih*m. Hohnm the. Ministers who represented Que ) and the Maritime Provincbs, who had the sanielinterest in this matter| as . Quebec, j would see that the shortest an 1: most adâ€", T vantageous line to unite us with the Paciâ€" t fic coast was chosenâ€"the line possessing 1 the fewest difficulties::: The question conâ€" t cerned ‘al} the Provinces asâ€" well, as On: t tario and Quebeo, for if the shortest route % from Nipissing to the Atlantic was not T ieloctedl:t.hc,c-ryingtndod the Great * | West would forever pass . fram us to the United States. â€"â€" Our object should:, be to | attract and retain tair trade, . | Hobom. mm ie wo‘ ear duty in ter. If the m:'ority of tha%nuhrl from Ontario should wish to sacrifice all to Onâ€" tario, it was the duty.of the others to [proâ€" the rost of the country. ... When, the , conâ€" struction of the Intercolonial was. a ques tion, and when it was mw carry , it }byudifi’erent route,: Bir . Cartior, whose memory was dear to IW& procured a fresh -urv&pwhinb & route that had bean ted for the road. ‘When it was a question . whether . they should take the present, route, ,the most stated hi ition in / ernment ! upon the xmon, and.. gehieved his on. MÂ¥.~ LETELLLEE, *A â€" l gentleman who had (just lmh:]\ vocated the case of a langroute as against a short one. â€" From:a Lower Canads point of view ‘he i“l' Letellien) y profer the longer route A gnoo. But as a m.fh’ & Io. | Governmen ing , a # mlhion,he_c'l,d :g Od_h::u'{fl uld not look wpon , such : works. from the ; merely, proâ€", wmhlm but with ; that larger vision mdin,tham interest of" the Dominion. > : The ; gentleman (Mr. Bellerose) could not have known the opinion of Sir George Cartier: as to the ‘n“m'“'*‘h;.,mm‘“:s“% fi%“d, ;I.i v&!' bnuh ':loote: was 1 0 w& We saw by i P‘fl!%fi?f‘“" We saw by: the plans masde; then, and by ‘a cenmpari or_m,m“:g'h-d we adopted the route even nearest the present, we have, been far away ghm as| to distance. .. In buildi rai of loourse, we had, to de; know i The su; North before the rou! bel cnow if Mr. Shanly had ever d over the ling ad mJY by . the Mpont. ] ertainly a rqute which was mountainous, »ven if ¢onsiderably shorter then & more level ronte, wo pmmmfiqom ind expensive, :and m.?lgw'b‘\."’;d::' c The supiposed supgrior advantages of the -’.- e routeshould be demonstrated || before Hostile criticisms passed upon | ‘ the route Government m‘ohoun. He belie th'xwm justified . in, & different: view .from that of ..( t3] Hon. Mr. RLLEROSE said seemed to : have . misunderstood.. ; He liad | | to Was: ) » 20, er considerations . Governâ€"|_ ment wou dahno.bnmwm&u.cwng f it;‘Butb."(lr. B.) also n-artfi::; there were reports before us, from ‘ Shanly and Legge, showing that, though, geographically,.. it : was %in an | m@nmmamm er routd, the North by the, tawn, Was, ractically, the shorte r by 40 to 50 miles. ?Heu, hear, from Hon, Mr. i) He did not care whether the H ter of Agriculture hailed: from : Ontario. â€" His (Mr, Belierose‘s) object was to show : by argument. that the public good, the general interest of all the Pro= vinces required the choice of another route.© Whatever Sir . G Cartior‘s | opinionis as to this Up”tmm ‘route, » hodld-ot,ofll;luumolowa.‘mbuitbfi: the exigencies odhquu];, t was he (Mr..B.) had muy a re ~| that the Premier had selected the route . | from Renfrew to Georgian Bay, ‘ ©| Government assistance, that he ap ‘‘ to Ministers from Quebec. to do 2008@ + lbj.nfixâ€"notuimplyfortbobonom of Que " | bee &Mer,butlgwthodlrodd&o *| whole f«mfiafl- If we did not adopt *) the shortest best line : the trade wo * | might enjoy would pass to the. United to sUDRICIN® 17OP0 JAORITOW.O that point.v But it did mot follow B diutbfla:o:%’it p be cat Would nd ‘ ‘ :l':\m&:'oymgzgu‘:thmM N [coNTINURED oN POURTH PAGEK ) AREAGUCEL n. gentleâ€" ah‘x::min" hi t (‘oubflfi' + tersected province | and if; e THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 18,,1875. | ~ EUROPEAN Dining Rooms, 80 Sparks Street. 1. W. ARLESS, Proprietor. Quasr Restaurant. ‘ W:LLINGTON STREET. LUNCKH IR_L-” FARE. BILL OF FARE. ThHUCRADAY, 18th F®B., 1875. Roup â€"Jardiniere. Kmtroesâ€"Oyster Patties, @ausage Rolls. Mutâ€" ton Pies, Rtowed Kldnmnoern la mode, Fil:et of Beef, and Fried toos. nol.l’::n-..cormd Beofand Cabvbage. Pork apd‘ Hoastâ€"Boef and }Ho.se Radish, Leg of Mution Vefuimâ€"mma Turnips, | Carrots, ‘ ‘om at0@#. U 4 on Anantmy‘«« Pradise Podding Feb, 13 1875. Bolled Haddoockâ€"Anchayy Banc* ... _ | Fillets of Salmon Trout. | BROILED i Venison Bteaks,. Beef Sterk, Lamb Chops. Quatl. i8°! * JOINTS. * Round of Beef.‘ Tongue. . Roast Beet, C ‘Oysters Fried. . Btewed, Raw. Pudding ‘Tea and Coffée, Breakfast on MW",“"‘I"' Partie®, and : Weddi bflm;l. fur goginlts nu:'c'-un nm-cln:l‘ltyh “ Gentlomen Boarde 1 by the Month, Canada Agricwtural 1 mum#flz * 25 nt, James s;m(. 20 | ‘Montreal, Jab. 16th, 1875., Pubiic Notice is héreby given that the‘Branch Office of this l)nmn-! located ar No _. 34 Sparkaâ€"st, 12 the City bw&:.‘uomom FECTY N_ Casta s and mfl _m’ and after this date ; PE U uts Aata +~ and E and after this ; and that Py MEATTIE W holetiam wal c noss 1&?&!‘-“&@ f Wt&’nfiw charged | mg‘ 9 %, mflu,mll“ patrous in the / ‘tia wa LASKM &m_fle 12L .A annl Phatyt w es i Tag bnsmess with our Outmore Branon are there w twb h reâ€"y notified to Sidress all com munionâ€" tions . and @pplications for insurance (to our H \)ffice, in locnre.ltl'oo.ulmnul r for prmn\nm-duorlov wu\w now gmunbeecuuruldln'othu or to one of our r?mlnt authorized agents, or the Coin any will not be responsible for the, sAmME loe Cream Saloonopen in 8 ummer Months L. Sikaoary P ardpmatg + F" rerry aud Wine rance. ApP"C ‘te.pn.spborfv %- C2oe â€"Â¥roits in Season, Almands, Ralsins, Mutual | Life: Insurance .â€" HARTFORD, CONN, ‘This Company, Wh .-.umuh«l'.‘:- {H'I. * Dominion is. Dearly UBLIC NOTICE. . &engral Agent _ | Citizens Insurance Co‘y. Assers OvER _+& tot 1 C o_ * oo‘ LEPQSIT AT QTTAW k *.* =~* 189,000 ... rrcar Grrkwk LoD c 6. JnM â€"| ‘This Gompany, whase Af"”‘ n Cavada was abfished "m 1807, and whose income in the TCliAn 4o nenrly mm from t ""PP_'."._'_ York T-l Otlawn, Jan. 3 HENIX ;. HAND IN HAND| Insurance Co. 20â€"per Cent, Below Combination Rates CAPITAL . . . 81X MILLION DOLLARS. Available Eunds to meet Claima, :over Hall (@ ROB. ANGUS, Jr., 36 SPARKS STREET, Oct 12 1874( = > INSURANCE CO. ICAS. DESJARDINS, â€"KFraits in Jan. 9, 1875, r or cigansing u¢g§ g th» blood from al Ins W in Diseases and td w C ufi-mm;â€"râ€"m *\ _â€"~oLaREkP WORLD Y vWED:BL00D HU.T0RL rrtetae sotetie endtecers i give io = trial to Test " all parie ) o+ c fifi e ns TEenpsr tm "Yag anle made ||| # ANADA. LN w " Sirgorpae s .-',,u '.‘.i‘hd _‘ & t ."u.!..; 5 & A;. " .z-\:'f;';‘v“&?z’_"_ d venigad. B Cavern prows s ABtd Hotcls. OYAL CANADIAN B (0o., Colomanâ€"st., (aeryl m:.'snu' "'SFM" lfl"’-fil-,m ts FIRKE AND MARINE. IusUNrYANte. BSuill continue to take Risks at Mistellancous. FIBH Trade Markâ€"*" BLOoD MIXTUR®." ures ticerated sores on c EDWARD H. ‘ Men or women _ $34 a week: Proot ,w-vlhfinupllâ€"-t.dw- se ses card on which to your, » Gut > at to & &lmu wew ynew. Agent, R. C. W. MaoCUAIG, AGENT, Managing 1 {rector Ottawa and Vicioity. AGENTS WANTED. $1,000,000â€" 130,000 .. $750â€"1m UPTAW A 416 Notre Dame=St., 11 Rideauâ€"St.. .« â€" White Rabbitt. Jackets, LADIES‘ SOUTH SEA SEAL JACKETR, Ladies‘ Persian Lamb Jackets, The largést and Jan, 11, 1875 SIGNOF THERED HAT, EVLIN‘S No. 33, RIDEAU STK ‘FF« / ~ 7. yar A assortment_ of Ladies\ M snn Jermad uen aoh bove JAMES P% Y ica vanthes Hk ’o".‘ L m ALL C@CENTS»FURS Deo. 20th, 1874 Whiole e aue ‘Tiokow, snn _ For Tickets, orit formation, addressâ€" BUFFALO ROBES 56 SPARKSST,, Opposite the British |Lion Hotel. Gift Knterprises, For Tickets, ._ _ _ 0. M. BRIGGS, Agent and Man Room 4, Public Ltbrary Building, Loulsyilie, Ky and Gentiemen‘s Fur®iu‘ un be had at the AND Dt s d ..S-T"'T‘; $ 10 0 , 0 0 0. 0 01 To be distributed in T D. SINES «sth, Semi GIFT ENTERPRISE, o HonGEs’ Five + rizes$1,000 . _ m d ar e ‘Ten Prizes $100 h $ ® "'“"“'":;.E‘fri"‘u_‘__» x $10,000.00 ___ _ worth $5:0 esth..1) | â€"â€" ‘fen Family Sewing.Machines, worth $100 each. 168 o . Lever B ate acs. i w v~ 'J..I’?‘. lnt Fame N a thuer 'v.. .,‘;:": :r.; #p q * # ul litt O# ofdra 1 ~%o tho mw.! ml‘n. p. % \Coynictio® Cartsitde ; B3 Cvtrtdie of s ns Two To be drawn Monâ€"lay, March 29, 1874 one ONE PRIZE, $5,000 IN SILYV. MERIFF‘S SALE,OF ; LANXDS, DOLLARS ! . J. DEVLIN, in Valuable Gifts) . Bis. Tickets $1D~waelse «C wood Pin. ols $40 «i0) ) AÂ¥Fs ol FDOUins smm L »@8° gri a de ) day ind to enb iinn en urk qo al> \"!’h J , andratene ts 1 Phcrtntally® wioh ts | M | docay aREERC DT PSPF thfol ino can emature avaky Verspus depiity, wes naving triea in remedy, bns f m d:p‘e c Add:ess, [ J. H. REKV KB, 78 Nassauâ€"sL., New York . NZ the ll'“fl”_‘.flw k munva‘l,-.‘ndpdflmuc- Bold in 8908 1 0d each, by all Chemists and Patent Jan, 22 1875. Morson‘s »Effectual Remedies Are sold by Chemists ~and Drugg throughout the world, PEPSINEâ€"The Wfl medic a k the p?“":.l‘ the | gastric old 10 Powder, Lor Remoupaeane » bie n 4 8 is n d s \ j :'g'o-..-'.u-u-."nd" PS UX botlics & l.n‘ ATINEâ€"The purest preparation is ‘Mor be 4 BONME TSE3 HEC iY & s CA e ces ANHOOD RESTORED a wrik o Medallists and Jurors & THOMAS MORSON & SON 81, 38: ‘ox 124 Southampton R‘j") RUSSELI» SQUARE, . LONDON rmuE FOLLOWING 18 AN _ Rimme! oU Sonp, DOmMMIUE AOC] muugl,iim!' Boney, Onitam .ms Fknal Crackers, very samusing for . Bal . aix %'“?Muw‘sfi‘“ wer ® Perfumer to H.R. H. the *Brgone Siammal,, Perumer .to,, M e very i + T To the Proprictors of i13 NEW BONDâ€"8T., LONDON.. W Remedics. A »THEiH, BB o0 back tle eo prics Eousoaoare pPhae B exee naek to the long M SAVORY & MOORE, old in Bobties by the Manufacturers, VPRe £ 0 Suftrae ~Kemame a us Hpecific for Asthma, Bronchitis &o unls "?_.lqoor- f ‘Fflu. tS & |E 1:2“ in . the profession, h-'m:dmmm‘:.tfio‘m' irengi wileige in iss uighost ies of portry 236 Tâ€" ce “.afifi _‘ & BLESSTNG ‘TO THE POLICE mar ie un tnlnmintartant t mont on m axpre m&a&m&wfizfi : i n inmend uninoprmren inneed 1024 o cotscced tbo Dbamood Rhomedy / Dsying & Boptro® ie thronghout the _ fob he directions carefuily. Reijefcan Fepiostts Can t o reea from pain after finishing my fh small | u) punce, if post pid ; if ©OP") ~n s e { » k Fod are stt poreor tive ty al uo 1o rergr | * "Wp oige poge h t i io w ofi adnmnens im Liee $G2 ranusy | , i manet Orics, OF CLARKEKS B 41 PILLS ed and shippod. "rders madt RABEUMATIO EID.â€"A vi tim of causing premature Dying INCHES ! THEYX «â€"BYÂ¥â€" MONTREREAL, 16th J une,, 1864, Mee arncer | (HLatchmaliers, Exb» CURE! oul the retail ubdfond j’a"“?u. s ie :mg tae iat 13 yea: "Tul wit me Y ANUFPACEUNING, ~ JEWBiMAY: WATCHAMAKIXG M in smy former w were Htore, corner Just recetved, a Kings, Opers and Viciaris { wÂ¥ l":.‘.‘l.“"l Tnsorimebtof Whithy Watchmaker and Jewel m@~ 3%3â€"SPARKS BTRERD Jnne 2, 1874. . AT MARKS, J ELE W E L LE R _ ty wfoukk Prize Medalist of the pub jrabpeneaich > soum> KFipne Jeweller, Practical W u:wmmnfa' t «tm o BUY mq-d-li_ beder tactory the m(‘w i â€" Ciocks, Uhains, Jewellery le« whflmfl“. tm but & cim . mur.:tnutu .-‘-:.ll.a mcm ' in x s | " stt AaTon®Es 0100 1 all kinds,from 2 10 200 | Of all ANUFACTURING They can only and 99 Westbourne Grove, iondon. S ant mt on Meiais, Brocches, Bracelets, mm .f“fll‘-k_iimw‘ . I' ©AW ricbra, Ciooics, Joweliery and P l,_ K. â€" WINT*R ARRANG Arrival and Departure Plotn inalif then ""“'"‘fi'?’nl vza vut.:-‘- ’_:" Are e oi pare d "ruid m J _ vendors thronghout 1D6 6kz 2e .' ,'mg'uva 1G® ed us C rate of Â¥+ E’!f;..:." n be wit +. rgp. Faen*Anann= Post Qfce, Otis W#, W‘. F L .. dn â€"wg, A bargens BORDERS, &o., J at received, Opposite the Post {atorect‘ nhnthercect be #5 mm " ‘~ml e anhstagee EEEEEERER & 17 553 HÂ¥ails. ff Pin h hh s s5999°8 ¥¥p+| efele eferen y ie Larmer ArtRa wale of gents‘ «etroot. where Examine the Shawmu laren & Chalmer‘s. . / _.@mu1 Pororak.â€""1he white shirts for $1 at N *lh"m For cheap marin0es (balmer‘s .. epposite rocured Streot, near Dufferir .F142 Mopeary.â€"£07 disease to become seate than consult a physici mmany do for yvears with iof without wel io howies foae Apply t For d: setis 0 T ntarnes,"" For and silver thrd a23 Goyor‘s, 381 _ CGood blood will sh lady with the red nose The.celebrated . Dhaw B-I‘qa:;l = profitable tea call to Tas ienat Ploming io refund the money for Their wines, liquors ar ure of the best brand. ul will at Porkn fike ane ty (Gendreau not dead “g.:"fi:“ni “YE“') healh grow! rae res tore se *h of EE__ % tity al the Win wate &T‘"i‘ z""&'.‘-‘.’--‘!'u‘; Intrage 44 + Le A_& MI ser 4 worth has gureé Boaxper‘s > Fuay neriority of the SuCy mothing sands of ot Hebp and T : viclded to the 4 silk, 50 cents. & is goiting a BUSINESS NO oetié. T oiicte Iidha is and acide *g niled . cornd 10 in each packc x ed to North o-:‘{'!'. -m;: hy . 1e se on â€" w shop has OUre dHainee K wailt 1 fournielad t e TION.â€" by wel in the their f the 1ce of ple