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l« uvul.h«l e @ouls per week i1 Qanada, LX The aftinity between the Tory who dis owns Toryism and the Protectionist *n believes only in incidental Protect obvious and remarkable. It is not surâ€" prising to tind the organs of the party of the first part caliing upon its affiuity, the party of the second part, to join hands, to enter into a league of mutual offence and defence ; and, of course, for that is the inevitable implication, abandon distinct political andâ€"economic principle, and set out upon an illogical, absurd, and incobhesive platform. it remains to be seen how successful ‘the Gaze/le and its fellow |abourers in the same cause will be in their recruiting scheme for the ragged regiments of the once great Conservative army. There are a great many protectionâ€" ists, and incidental protectionists who are not Tories, not even Conservatives, who will see through the too thin garb of camdour and good faith assumed by the organs and the wire pullers of the oppo siyon. ‘Thereare on the other hand now a few in the rank and fileâ€"of the Couserv: ative force, who : "are ‘~ Kree â€"‘Traders of the most pronounced type. Let us see, say in the course of a fow months, with what readiness these respectively will THE WEEKLY TIMES aud deaths with f subscription Hates (or the Daily Ti For Ningit goou deal â€" of _ paper. Jhe subject is _» â€" very much â€" hackneyed one. It is not probable that before the mille: nium at any rate the differences between the Free Traders and the Protectionists will be removed, and both become of one way of thinkiny.. Tnat state of things must be held to belong to the time when the »mb and the, lion shall lie down toâ€" gether ; and that will not be in our day. ~ For our own part, we believe in the princip‘e of" free trade. The doctrine of protection is losing its hold upon the public mind, and is passing away before enlightened poputar opinion. ‘The Proâ€" tectionists are a gooâ€"l deal like the Tories. They are timid and apologetico when ques tioned as to what they are. Here and thore, nowâ€"aâ€"days,we find a Tory whmn the cour age to call himslf a Tory ; but most of them aré Conservatives more or less liberal. Bo _ it is with _ those who cling to the exploded fallacy of pro tection. Rome of them, entrenched beâ€" bind their coutined circle of reasoning, venture to«leelare boidly that they are Protectionists ; the majority, bov!eur, will tell you that they ave free traders but that a country must nurse its young and strugsling manufactures, niust protect its agriculturists against the superubundant pro«ductiveness of a neighbouring country, must develope its mining interests, and so on. They are not Protectionists, no,â€" not they ! but they ask that everything shall be protected. _ When the expoâ€" nents ol a principle are found to be ashamed _ of their faith _ and _ to deny it, it has ceased to _ be formidable. The Protectionists who are so weak in the knees us to stay themâ€" selves by incidental protection, and they are now the great bulk of the professors of that ancient faith, bave practically yielded the whole questior. The problem then Lecomes one of how far to go in the direction of entire freedom of trade. The question becomes one not any more of principle, but wholly of expediency. Notice t Vhresbhir A wreat deat of space in yesterday‘s issue of our contemporary ‘ha Montreal Gazetie was devoted to a subject out of which itought to be as difficult to make };omicd capital as to ‘draw sunbeams rom cucumbers. The subject in question is the trade policy of the country y and unpromising as that is as a field for the production of the implements of political warfare, the Gazetie goes into the matter apparently with aâ€" consciousness that sometbing can be done by a great effort. We are not called upon to say whether the effort of our contemporary is a grea‘ one _ or _ not, . but it covers . a good deal of paper. _ The subject UT "aAWaA, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11, 1874 Musimess Wanted. bouses ior sale. Mouses to Kent. Mouses Wantiod. Hoard and Lodging. maile Qll'.{fl or Sto lew. Frâ€"ms Wanted. ¥‘n rmas Sor Natw or to Reat. Live Rtock for Sale or to Keaq W oney Wu-rl or to Lean. situntions Wanted. %itnations Vacaui, &0. A€. Uroesswb®l apap busio =~ C@rd® im Amy obe â€"g* w i For Sale or Wautod Lost or Found.; BHoard Wanted» TV j ut Unsiwens for Nmio. pen ation UIETHS, MARKIAGES, DEATHS NEW LINE OF DEMARCATIVN FREK 1R4DK ces PROTECTION Nic a1 THL _‘ wES8 whe! e vor Noticeâ€"St. Putr Air Concert on Meetinzâ€"W ne Milisâ€" W Schools tbborn TISE M +N T LisT Patrick _ A94 ONb word over Lw! saments on the Fipst page Texas Uift Association . H. Waller. * h lve «. #~; twtee a we ‘eh wan d over Lwe Cl Lt AQ W ords, TW KST NSERTHI Nashington Res itera @ltme nents parojl meast Dr. Pierce tm 1 Aâ€" HAL rary A Price 1 auy pa TlM d THis 10 ‘The advocacy of protection credited by our contemporary to the Chatham Planet is excaedingly like its source; but wo are atonishod at the Gazette giving place and approval to such unqualified nonâ€" sense. Does the Gaze(/c believo with the Planet that â€" "within _ a fow . years 4* political â€" parties _ in Canada _ will « be divided on tho question of enâ€" 4 eouraging â€" home _ manulactures, and * building up home markois, as against « the doetrines and practicos of bree "‘Traie?" If such is its belief, and litical friends and their trade opponents may be consummated. The observations will be as interesting when duly recorded as those of Old Probabilitios. Mr, Rocque, who, since the nomination has been the Reform Candidate, is pursuâ€" ing his canvass with a good deal of vigor. He has the active help of a host of influâ€" ential gentlemen from the City and the Uounty, who are deoply concerned in the issue on political grounds. Aud, apart, from the unfortunate menner of his comâ€" ing out, he is making a judicious and enâ€" erpetic effort to turn the scale in his faâ€" vour. le is, as we said ina former refâ€" erence to this subject, a Reformer, and will doubtless, if elected, prove a reliable supporter of Mr. Mowat‘s administration. Taking that view _ of _ his _ charâ€" acter we are exceedingly desirous that he may be elected. OF the latter continâ€" geney we do not ourselves repeat the opinion already given in these columns ; but merely remark that Mr. Rooque‘s friends are quite sanguine as to his sucâ€" Mr. Baker‘s character, in & pplitioal respect, is perfectly well known, and we believe that he gives no uncertain sound himself* upon that point when interrogatâ€" ed. He would be, if elected, a subserâ€" "© Free Trade." _ We should hear no more of such an absurd proposition, in the first place, because it is impracticable, and in the second &ouuu there was no longer need to gull people with it. The policy of free trade is in the interâ€" est of a very large majority of the people of Canada. Whether it is sound economy to tax the majority in order that the mi nority may bave special advantages has not yet been effectually settled, however, tirmly wo may hold to the Free Trade side. An unyielding rule could not per haps be wisely applied to the case. It may be expedient that a certain licen e be permitted in | the direction of inâ€" cidental protectinn.' But that political parties in this country should ever divide as Freeâ€"Traders and Protectionists is bunâ€" kum that may serve the purpose of parâ€" tiz»n schemers harg up for weapons with which to improve their prospects of achieving office, and who have no characâ€" ter to be injured by the use of disreputa ble means. It will be the duty of every Liberal, of every elector who would have the affairs of the Province honestly administered, to turn out to morrow and vote for the Libe. ral candidate. This is not now a quéstion of choice between the candidates fi::nl ly ; it is not the time for grumbling at arrangemevts that aré not to our taste, Before the nomination, al\l that was time» ly and proper ; but now there is no option but to put up with things as M% been u'nnpi The prmnt time does not almit of anything but the choige between, afriend and an enemy, therefore all whose desire it is to have the ut;-: Party, succeed will conse.cberishing.tba grieyance that things‘ are not as have wished, not as they Lhoq{ll necessary to success, and will hurfia’with vote and influence to mfilh in the interests of the country the supremacy of their popular man like Mr. Baker, with sev eral weeks the start in the campaign, and with the irregular and misunaderstood manner of Mr. Rocque‘s coming out all in their favour, »nd altogether making exâ€" ceedingly great odds, they will do wisely and modestly to yield up their preten~ his wbility‘ an upholder of the fortunes of the Opposition. Should the expectaâ€" tions of Mr. Rocque and his friends be realized under the extremely disadvan, tageous ciroumstances ol his candidature, there will bardly be any ground left for tha contention that Russell is a Conserva:‘ i.ve riding. If the Opposition fail, with a sions ahd disappear from the Russell course for a term of years at least. d RUSSELL *.ECTIOI SAWYER® CANARIAN WARVESTER: A Tripto the Country i0 #°0 1t Work â€" The Crops, &° Y esterday afternoon Messrs. 1. D. Sawâ€" yer & Co. put two of their Canadian Harâ€" vesters to the test ‘mutory to the Tm trial of reapers linton on Tuesâ€" day next. The tost )k place on the beautiful farm of Mr. Peter Fillman, on the James Street RKoad, Barton, and theo grain in which it was tried was the heaviest crop the writer |us seon this year, lurge masses of it lying in every diâ€" rection but the right one some of it, beâ€" sides matted very fxnlly. Still the machine ko 18 80. i4 â€"uld Lo ocb tttion tsb iA in s C fvct.i’ou I?ut the rigut one some of it, beâ€" sides matted verY tunlly. Still the machine out (lIK)t:zh it all with tho greatest ease and left the stubblo clean and short and all the same length. No nmittor which m the grain was lyins, 10 matter how ly soever it was watted, the machine out it all impartially, not dragging the grain in the least, ind throwing the sheaves off square and nént. B1 ® C umss 2k The machine onl{ weighs 1, 190 lbe., and its draught in very ight ; in fact, Mr. Fillâ€" man informed our reporter that he has cut thittebn acres of heavy griin with & light team, and they ‘never turned a hair‘‘ the whole day long. The machine is asmall light, and yet very duruble. The gearing is aimply perfect, aud it is difficult to see how anything can go out of ordér. An adjustable cam is arringed to the rakes, which is one df the most important things about the machine, and is attached to no ward theological question, why God did not kill the devilâ€"for characteristically enough, Crusoe‘s first lesson includes a little instruction ugmon ‘the cnemy of manâ€" kind.‘ HWe found, however, AthKtit was not so easy to im=rint right notions in Friâ€" day‘s mind about the dexvil as it was about tlhe l-e'm%of. God, This is comparatively a trifle ; lut sCm:ool himself is all but impossible. Steel, indeed,; gives an acâ€" oountofglkhpkl,.mhom blnce‘-ho iafon that "thi« in . man‘s, m? ‘A meiporable example that he is happiest who confines his wants to natural necesâ€" sities ;‘ but the facts do not warrant this pet doctrine of an old fashioned school. Selkirk‘s state of mind mn{ be inferred :_‘rom two or ‘t.h‘rkool(":cts. ll e, had Almoul: orgotten to ; earned, ta, goats by running onhfxt; ‘nolg‘h?l‘:d‘ acquired the oxooodm%ly difficult art of miaking fire by rubbing two sticks. In other word-,dbll \fll:fld ’hhxihd ‘was ab sorbed in providing a few physical neces saries, and he w.‘sn’spfdly bx:cdmrlfi‘t sayâ€" ageâ€"for a man who can‘t :::ak,‘ugtl can make a fire is very near‘ A astralian We may infer, what is probable from other cases, that a man living‘fiflteén years by himself,like Crusoe, would go w ud or sink into the semi savage state.: Do Foe really describes a man in E::]om not in solitary confinetisnt. _ We shoilld not be pedantic as to call‘ for woun%oin--uoh matters but the difference between the fiction m-lt what we ‘believe would ‘have: been the rulit{ is ‘significant. De Foe, : even‘ in " Robinson Lh.oo"; gives a very insdo quate picture" of the mental torments to which Yxin hero is exposed:© Mo is fright»> ened by a parrot callingâ€"tritn~by name, and by the strangely picturesque incident of the footmark on the sand ;; but, on the whole, he takes his imprisonment with preternatural stolidity. ‘Tis ‘stay on the 'ulm-lgmnou the sameâ€"state of nvie d as might be due to‘a slail :Sunddy in Seot land, â€" For this reagou, the want of power hl: desoribing emotion ru k'conim:w’ r:vcith the un’fing er ‘of desctili & " Robinson (,‘rga * is â€"« bobk £r bo';v:; rather than ‘ men, and,‘ as t ii{.a. y the kitchen rather than for liigher circles, it falls short of any high intellectual in terest, When we leave the striking aituâ€" ation and get to the second pirt, with the Spaniards and Will Adkinstatking: nat ural theolotho his wife, it sinks to the level of! the secotidary: stories. ‘But for p:flo who . are ~mot too proud to ‘a rather ~l6w _ order of an‘dbement, * Robinson ©Crusoe," will ulnc“ "be ‘! ona éf= the "thost chatrming s. We have the romaiitic ‘und qdventurous incidents uponâ€" which the most unflinching iealisin can be set It would, indeed, be easy to show that the uwra, t.houfib in ong senkod marvellâ€" ously like truth, is singularly : wanting as a psyohological 'mh{x;g 4 l":lrllor is . no r::l savage, butnipod ish seryant withâ€" out plusb. _ lHe says " mugno "_ and 4# upoukoé," but he betomes at oncée a civilized bdn&und in his : tirst conversaâ€" tion puizles Crusoe terribly by tliat awks "What object do you now see ?" asked the doctor, The young man hesitated for a fow moments, and then replied, " 1t apâ€" pears like a jackass, doctor, but I rather mhhwohb&” a ‘An Attorney, about to finti‘:'.'l'w of baker, " to make huu%;“b:%a *Ah | v-~,,u;l.,hd..:'th:'1umy. & b;. M'ly::tfi‘m 1 mmmw N to work without dangat of vulgarity! Here is precisely the story suited to De Foe‘s strength and weakness. He is forced to be artistic in:siwd‘ himself, five Tom: brosk is smy dapenen teg! i it into. digjoin + mu, for the lfif“ of the island confine ts rid toy No, f d the g‘t' oT puch us with ‘details, for &ll the details of‘ -m? ate" lmmzlz'.%; ‘it is "fl&{atap of petty indidants, as uitch iss ‘the‘life of a prisondr réeduced to taming‘Hfesâ€"or thak: ing saws out of g;:knives. The island does as well as Bastilé for Amaking trifles, valuable to the sufferer and:to us. ‘The faets tell. the story:thamselves, withâ€" out «demand for romantic &:nr to pnnn&-nlw_no to us ; and the efforts to give an uir of authenticity to the story, which sometimes mako us smile, unJ sometimes rather bore us in other nov::i are all to the purpose‘ ‘for therd iz a rea mouth of" the ‘ suffefer; lndlkium for the timé‘an illusoty beliÂ¥f in B it{.m It is on# of tfl'noqxhfl thses in whi h‘th:d{oew'firot amfi:iil brought out "bést by theé most‘ ‘uo â€" curacy of ‘détail ;‘ sh4‘ n“ln&ih" thiat annil household :)n'l\onh, m‘u lf: x will always more impressive than the more â€" ly coloured island of Enoch m: point in putting ‘With a ‘story in ‘the ours in a Labrary, Au Anniysis of RoBinson Crusoe. + «ie +~ TE TIMES OTPAWA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST Al, |~/5 to that advanced in but yet. in the fulâ€" ness of his m':}:w.'upmft.‘. 44 w g; why he was a were bog.” ut we must remembe® that when {Ir:nnudhd he was twoniy years yout:ser than Mr. Canning, and in these speculations upon his obarâ€" actér mand his career that element, in that wonderful character and that marâ€" vellous career should never be omitted. It nhoald be remembered that we are s culating nlwnl:uon the life of one :5 like those w ~ the ,od- love, young* (Applause.) u.rl? these 50 years that have ohmd, and during which no public meeting ever been called to recagnize his merite, a chorus of 6 atters have unceasingly worked to Jm'y his‘abilities and ultimately aim to ‘deny his fsnlul. No one who has over travelâ€" led in Greece can ever question for a moâ€" ment the fl.co of Byron as a post of the whut class. â€" He has improssed his nd on that country more than any other poet since Homer, ‘There is not a cape, n promon‘ary, a column, u&z he has not louched with the fire, or suffused with the sweetness, of his lonx. If. you follow him in his [talian residence, you will find tlnt.tlgly was to him a source uf scarcely fuf inspwation. _ But the last and greatest of his works does not deâ€" pend upon lgcal influence, . It will ze main as it is now recognized, an unexâ€" ampled picture of human nature and ~the trium!bmteflbrt of the ~English ‘ g%: lp?hfll.-) We are mot here, s ay at last to do some justiqe to one of the greatest of En’:nd’l sone. .. (Hear, hear.) \V%n rui .. our kdlng should take : it will â€"be for: youâ€" decide. You ~know, * and> > you will know more as these pmzm- tinue, of what has been attempted.. T. can effectially apologise for not ‘ Ns on is a eovg and weeed t my life is a busy one, and: that I zolld only lend u?o-m the. depth of my sympathy, © But when L saw that in that moversent nq‘ol;js{:; tablet that. it Wwis sanctioned by the pre serico and the active interposition . of one who had. the proudest :and â€"the neatest claim to interpose : in such: a businessâ€"I mean | the sonâ€"inâ€"law of Byronâ€"(cheers) â€"who mnre than 40 years 'mwu my companion in that Albavia which Byron in sgqome public placé a semblnce Of this ur's'a?t -;flri:. ~â€" &ppluuw)-uo ufi{:"m Engish people when . they .?nu re> cognise one of the groatrst masters : of the English language. . (Loud and long: applause.) _ ‘_ . seems as though the pale and weak young ladiés who, if they were of no prm use in the world, were‘ at least admired uxd pflndpdl as g!tr::flhxw acoount of Aheir or . an gour, ing to have a pretty: bhard time :fl’s now. . We had better not raise any more girls of that kind.; 1 o:al&:otf:«.l;louu any heathen ractice g ejufants to death, Kut 1 wouldp:&roncly urge that more â€"care be exercised to prevent our making feeble women of healthy infants. ‘l‘hhn‘l}joot deserves the immediate attention of paâ€" ?nu.wmmimunh:; dmon hm ur tors unhappy lives, from ‘becoming acknowledged burdens to society. _ R * e s t e Tus Dnu;u ror Hzeautray W:uâ€"’-.- Public opinion seems to be set p favor of g:mni and healthy 'irll,”fi‘gle faceés are not t uo.zfiht. so interesting now: adays a« they to be, A ir round at the inefficiency ot"g‘r hfi“lo women who work fora l'tvli_m .ask ‘for good wages, â€" Young men ridiecalethe ides of tying themselves for life to the ‘sickly yirls who exhibit logds of expensive dry goodis upon their porwmdom“tho_‘ le: walks,â€"and they begin to praise openly celebriated, [ felt that it was â€"under the influence of kindly and, able counsels For myself, though I presume not to :dicâ€" tate. to this: assembly what© form : their feelings â€" shall: assume in this rupnu will express my individual "desire ‘ td‘ §6Â¥ walks,â€"and they begin to praise openi rolyohu_k_nmqy stout figures, lnd‘z.d,& A well known charactor who in his da and generation resided not a hnndnn{ miles from the "fair City," was not less ?uurksble for his " pawkie humor and mither wit" than for his devotedness to to the "drappie." Peter (for such was his Christian name) supported himself, wife, and family as a manufacturer o} “u:t," "stoups," and " 1 es." After working "eydently‘‘ weeks withs out intermission, â€" he ‘ ly > hired the rervices of um#!fiu carter, drove the manufacture to Porth, sold %nud Jnvaâ€" ritbl{l“ptonfln-pm." one ocomâ€" sion he remained absent for several days, mdonhinrotumwuukod:{hhbmc half,, " whaur the muckle mischief hte yo been a‘ whpttimoi" "In Perth, of " quo‘ Peter, balanc himself hils staff: hnd endodvoring to look as prhn‘ poun ble. "In Porth, l-tml, ;'_IQ‘_ ned aowih. #«Nae mortal man could be ;l:nin' the ricl‘!"l ‘gait ‘ bidin‘ in Porth A': is‘ time," . " Dinna ver, $ us‘ Plec * 146 Rent robk td o thale y e .;Pohr\v:u“‘ /R ?g Parde Einister, z&e"‘ué’%‘é‘_’i"h& parish minister, who lapped him . a on the shoulder, and solemnly nrg riously said l!nn would be "a day of reckoning for all this y&§"â€"â€"I wish a day may do‘t, sir," quo‘ ‘still stoterin‘â€" * 1 wish a day may do‘t, sir!‘ _ Es l The Memorial to Lord Byron. _ For further in formation npply ‘to the Sooreâ€" tary of the Ontario A&lvufiz e \!'fl .EL; i rhkt Memantsâ€"ridt OTLICK is heroby filvnn that this Beard are prepared to receive applications frominâ€" tending exhlbitors at the International Bxhibi« tion, and to furnish all rc?ulnd informatiou, formis of application, &c. Immediate applicaâ€" tion is necessary to secure spade, _ _ _ _ _____ tion is nw‘m secure nruo. ie 'fl:nm:rr o ving, unnagking and ;fl‘.ngmg the ols exhibltiou.wili be at the oxpen#e of the Uanadian Commission. :. Ontario Advisory Board Canadian Commission, MAIL CONTRACT. Goucritutcnt 2l otices Ilouhd)'lmd Phursduys «t 6 aom., ardâ€" arrive al It&pides des Joachims lwl w& duskat now : Py tfeave # E * on Tao days and Fridays at 2 p. m..‘g‘ma arriva) of mail from Pembroke, and ve Ml'thwnon Wodnesdays and BHaturdays at & . 10| P I» Sumuer.â€"To leave Mattawa on Mondays, MWednesdays and Fridaysat 10 a, m, and arâ€" rive at Doux Rivieres at 5 p. m, ‘Fo leave Deux Rivigtes on Tuesdays, Toursdays and Satustays at7a. m., and arrive at Muttiwa at 3 c. m. _ Pribted notices containing further informa: I ectenm, Hookine, Deue niTaiies anod Mal Printed notices containing further li-torln tion s to conditions of proposed GoutrAct ns . Plays and Specifications d r Mon neces» sary lngorun’don can bomm ... strictly. t adcordauge with the pinted forng, strictly in & ‘ and l. the case of firmsâ€"except there are attached the actual signature, ou:rfion and Pl:,? of residence offlmh‘ n{nbuh. the same. 8@¢ s real mfo'-’byau‘:?m j Ebllo ‘:1 municpal securities,‘ or mk péah, . to an amount of five per cent.‘ on "the bull gunt of the Contract. _ $ _ "4 . The Tend ufl-l: ;‘Sm oflvouoerv::: ;fin‘;&hn in the Dom1â€" :ln, and willing o:’o become sureties for the ue . t £ 8 flnmlt wmvd, bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. MB Bavaramcs Thk seuprany/mcn uine io Bave rameh Tok e umieagy k cine ; .Of Ad «ton t o the P e n o h ho i oae m Snd ou‘-fi us been raise i to an equivolent with the 81d in the. Pobl andâ€"no w'tll brrdml-t?d "l'lo o’nm such ln“?z“- aminatyon, ‘ itself to accept the lowest or any tender. Department.of Public w«fl,%’ BRAUN, Oltawa, 27th July; 1875.: }'1? * Seoretary Abdrew‘s Society @ames and .P enie, t» en o eoplety Uabes aac 4 Sole 62 [ ___ $l5 ench, $33 a pair, Chester y !.\uu%ru ue --A'T';'pru @ OAT \, Jibs by mail $1; peck $2; $ bushel $3," Ottawa, h August, 1875. other to : e buijt by ghe tenderer, Nospirittiouns Tig" b”,‘, n ® D. 0. ROBERTSON, c el‘s Extract of Lime Juice and Giyseâ€" ring, mmpmpm for tue Hair, espe claily in climates, 1 ( | Uil Soap, perfumed with ‘ lian ab N7 ¢ el‘s (Gly: A ;!Cos:ume and Florw‘ Urnokers very amusing for Baiis and E;fi&â€"idfi‘fi';m"”’â€"fi _book â€" agents.â€" Numple coptes Bont oy mai, Fostpeids 49( §oo), fouble theirr money, . Address Ur, Ch Sromin Prinung Hotse, Aub Arhol hnd ‘Wiu. be, reoeived, by tne. unde . | until W EDNESDAY EV ENING lumrr'lhw 6 Lering of uln-%nnu at fhhlh_ I’:-_ ll-lHla_.h w ILA 2‘5-‘-} . »‘~l.~| Patronised by all the World, is '&‘lb' lm{% Vu:h. Hu\n: of m:'l-.m.“' mer agenime ‘‘Rimmei‘s (Lavanter Water, distilied from wauey nold Macith Moseu on‘ MMet Snd oi o wl anllp Wt s + Plemeall 6 . 1. Tectninomecings is hg s pm. / .. T. Bs BX 1 U Cageon »ng, 5.-.'.. Ly Norwich Egg Powder, Olltawh, Aug. 91h,[1876, 3 Froe Press and Citizen Uopy, Rlllfil‘.‘l iintnelt AoP T ince %.m )pertios, P mo" me "ligfmu".'" Perfumer to H. &. H. the of Wales, 05 Strard, 123 Regout Htroot Aulallpommll,lau 1 Boul.v‘nl'::- lim« wis, and fi- Road, Brighton. '333 ur:.l\ ‘Vendors. To sell Dr. Chase‘s Recipes; or Information for EXeiybody. in every douity in the United Ftates and Canada. . Enlarged by the pubilisher to 648 pages, 1t contains over [m household reci! es, and uuullod“l‘om mq zdl- MflmyA l!rnlhulthl. 3 tlu:t inducements ever offered to bookâ€" agents. with be tw o booths, one of which is prexmx ouperer wares PiGK.~ M _ $l5 ench, $3 a pair, Chester Coor ; <The Ottawa colloglm Institute WY ix1 »gobcfed bo U idblins im ow International txhibition of 1876, ‘â€" To Contractors. AT PHILADELPHIA, U, 8. LIVE AGENTS WANTED TENDERS = 87 Hpoi street, Toronto, Ont. (luditont emiure ienss * ** Peey Oy Inepactor woi‘s odibe . | & By Order $ sd)for use Inegdt ioglobriifed) wl + JOHN PEN NOOK, taa at oludwn‘ uidt Have received of their Spring Imjortations, 48 BALES CARPETS and CUKTAINS, Embracing mii the I:Joluu. qut for the senson, o which\the ‘confidently ) Ts Eid d Invite Inspection. Oarvers & CGilders LOOKINGâ€"GLASS and Citizens Insurance Co‘y. : GAaPPPAL, |.\\) .}) : §2,0004000. York Steet, near. Sussex Street, 1 ts @Rerawea, S Tll Caruers & Gilders. ha Hede h ty vern wl pio pene e ie u;.mw Wum’ ‘of cultivation, Can ran Tcrmn%ly Appiy. to 9: BRRMING t AM; Amhmm'm Ortawa. _ Agent‘s Outfit=â€"Free ! Large Commission & Cash Premiums Couiplete in ONE VOLUME of over 1,000 bonubfunly Iimunied with 91 nilpasd fonpriys Stt dcspripuons of qendemnons AorOlabsient ioi tons. oo e ts |Calmaanp «e pmipmproon; Udater of FAdie heno, us so BHOW O48KS MADVEK TO ORUKR. March 12, 1874;| { #» COMPRISING THR TEX ‘y Jewels of,Imanginative, Literature :; ; . Pligrim‘s Progreas, Vicar of Wakeficld, Robinson Crusoe, ‘~ Paul:and Virginia, M# | sjuonmmatoo so ebea eccmayle | Te oinae To moron minetrenes a7 ind s s mung-uu- and will Mm&y can vass, Specin! Valans in Lace Orriains. nerheeet addekaodasentcect the Rpblet® Bllcl( HOUSE AND LOT, By J.. BERMINGHAM. Friee, Lire, Acoioext axo Guazraxte® Che:l‘)i.jft & Druggist, C kad) atuxer. 1J 3 44J CORNER OF DALHOUSIE STRRET Ottata, Jan. 28, ! HiscelMlancons. Drug Store. T. T. SHEPHERD. PIOT.U'liE F R A M BE '\:\A)Luan'uihl~ ’ 6O Snark sâ€"st. FORB SALEâ€"N, & , THOMAS SHORE & ~OUMPANY, | _ [Buccessors 46 LEE\& THONMPSON.) Cash Assets Over $26,000,000 Jannary Brd, 1478 wAS. PENJARDIN®, General Agent Equitable Cife ‘Assur OL the Bank ltn,t Road FOR 8 4A LE EW Fikn. WILSON & ORR, JO "P- mn. :. /) Mhasit House Black AGRNA"tor OKTAWA and vicinity, ‘are White Marble in thisâ€"Â¥ici uy ifO W nite Marble in thisâ€"Miciuity; and is mpnertsmaneinln dn Te Ti on oard the. uied dinfs db ooee e | .. NUTICE, m’.“fll’ and promptly executed oi e aaoa e + _ Qrugatsts. Insurance. FORD &*C5,,*~~~ L I M E Temporary. Ofilcn: ON EASY TERMS. Tales from Arabian Nights. l.n.’). & CO. wiid (Rlinifoalldonaine aniesasitttt PARLOTN nan ie emnitnae on eedroatene | umm onen ‘l a few weeks in the m.smnl Jlmc%lll .Ilr(;a.\fl narters moderate charges '(fim up in + irk | A all M :Q"M.”f l:on wne onl Midtine | _ _ _ results impossible to be obiained elsewhere. The ationtfon of tha mnasoy in Paruentaniy can. ::nno orfi I’llln:m,uu ib fl;‘:o or tnml.-r m aud that where ’m-u by in huh.ll health continues. invailds who Wwell hed in f:.‘u!'ofin: fowren whish its jow cont places 1t within mm. vered to all parts of ‘the city in l'=h wt w ots. per Eua: in 80 gallon . & each, barre extrh For conyeyance to prings and other information, aPply io v â€"W. &"T, ‘BORTHWIOK, © > «* | 8 Nicholas street. fiénn\v’tn | monly ie onl ooo ht ied io. |fxtiitt Are sold y Chemists â€" and Druggists f nr:uhuuhmll. NEâ€"The popular fl“nm ( g “tho.:unrlndh ple of the .E'm'.flh.,w Powder, Los» DY NE is of ench OHLOXODY NE ah-.ulm(z.mgc;: Liongerm. Te wu-'ufl’n amlnvomrno d it $ 0%., 1¢ and 3 o%, botuies. um-fmm;fl; preparation is . Mon: wom'ny&:uoh‘nu. Orders made payable in Bdel riGecc(il 5s OFil Morson‘s Effectual â€" RHemmedies 18M MAS MORSON 4 sQN. ‘(};)uil Box Or CLaRKE®‘ H*i pLLS ¢ an amagkeaang x‘ i: RUSSELL SQUARE, LONDON s ud . despaich ___ Worksâ€"HoRNSEY Axp Hom®Rro® .. UBRE CHEMICALB AND N EW Mkpdrons Helected, and Hhipping orders executed 0ct, 1, 1874 Otta wa, July 20, 187b A limited number of brarders can be accomâ€" 81, 88 4 124 Southampton Row Borthwick springs. HOWER ANO OTHER BiTks, OTICK «l who are soBering from the errors an » ous of neryous weakness, eantly , loss ot ) 1 will send i ifesik C moren e splinilremed nguer t FOLLOWING i8 AN Extract from .A Lotter BRcemedies. Oaltp. Camemaile Plibs. Lob+ a Wiy ddew | â€" ..« AWD NEKIOLES, Mathowmar Now B g&-«.bmuu Uviferin .. FLOUR ~AND__FEED :\ STORE:: * ALEX. TAYLOR, C.l TRE Town RIDEAU AND W . |OHAMP draw g}_l_lhm.s{c-m ge P‘*' OorFPICE OTTAWaA, eR s an ks it t c Centre Town Livery Stables, BANK OFâ€"OTTAW L A selected stock always on band to sutt all Marpl 11. 1M74 Outawa, July 2, 1676 K5 SUMMEKR a Livery Stables, «Garrie Arrival and Départure of ‘Wails. LIVERY STABUES® Now 'MPABLO Tonsorial ’ FLOUR AND FARM â€"PRODUCE, 8 Maile closed B hi w Abrvt Py ce nenyy S T y ~ +A Flour & Feed, E. GENDREAU‘S Banuk Hot Hair Ontting. [ CLABS Aai+ Dresser emi bings done up in + irst Cimas Siyle, a0g Buceessor to D. MceLarnon, Carriages. BROWNLEE & 00 * _ Mails. =â€"CORNER OP=â€" Hdines We \WNG, To paid tor the || [ UFl: M3 1t a BMA bottes of yc Stared to nsy _ For full agent, & p Byrup. a fair trial i twelve mon Mu. Jamus § Bold by Tok it. T bave ‘1 have For sale the W (Beoe s1 Wausar ‘ PILE tarn yrer FW!