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i First Ctass Milliners wanted imme: diately, at Musgrove & Johnson‘s ; first class bands‘sure of employment. > | worth a visit, just a large -'hnlâ€"ohub;‘l} come over the in fer on couple who, bending like willows mdhummqmm to the necessary attention to the of the animals, which probably, by the slacknpess or the tightness of the réin, thought a tilt at the bus would be in accordance with the of the occupant of the concern. it is a pity that a valuable animal and a carrigae should be entrusted to parties who are inâ€" m«&.umdvuwmuwm Pariwe Taxes.â€"An Mfld:l‘ ali under the influence of drink, called a Sparks street saloon, and on bein fused drink, said it was a curious thi that be was taxed for the drink sold the city, and yet on paying for it he unsble to quench â€"his thirst. This argu ment had no effect on the bartender, tbo_hil'io-‘gonthnu staggered out Suaxiy & Garraous® will bnngtom city from their celebrated Nurseries, week, a large and choice selection ofb«fi !oino plants, hanging baskets and gol m’ ."‘77 k 'â€".‘77 se , at cost price. T and , at & Johnson‘s, 57 upwards, at Musgrove ty Farurs Cammqutr.â€"The Rev. Father Chiniquy lectured last evening in the Temperance Hall to a fair audience. His rnhlimdi-hn:-dfu- applause which greeted remarks of the lecturer it was evidently | very Riuzav Faurs.â€"At no time of the yeat can the beauty of these Falls be seen better advantege than the present. water has gone down sufficiently to leay Inrinnnatne s Habe suelffin smm smaLd "’“‘i“-'-’nhirnmm-hw room is crowded daily . 4 Tu’nmrm-moum ing a buggy 'ith.whluhaonfi came to griefâ€"by reason of its fmximty to a collision with the bus rom the Russell Hous»s which starts for eral careases of decomposed cattle lyingahouthonm,mdthefln:z procesiting from them is horrible. Con: mautbmht&finriq much used, would it not be well to prose: eute those who throw refuse into it. Peceapr many earee of disease could ‘bei to this cause. | Sacs or Fraxitvrzs â€"Toâ€"morrow, Satur day, Rows & Erratt‘s usual sale of furni: A.\'ru;:c;â€"‘)n&:mthlflod tha? Rideau . River, in neighbourhood Mr. W, Slattery‘s private Rfldm sey: eral carcases of decomposed e are y . â€"_| _ , Neagiv Jrezazo orr tus Carsâ€"While CHAS. BRYVSON, | on theireay to Now EdinbOrsh on the 2ith 110 Sparks streer, | two legai gentlemen and & civil service )pposite s ‘ man came very near being jerked of the on Bute & (Co. NB ‘b.ckpnndu,ofth street cars on : Sussex street. The conductor suddenly i i turned the horses off the track, and the Wâ€"id'“l.mdfin,l ::n.’.ly. in time to catch > rai being sent [ Kocal Eutclitacuce. | spinning into a newly graded part of the <o>ku«.s | street. The others got apgood jostling Prxsoxar.â€"The Post Oftice Inspectorâ€"aiso. Conductors should consult the has taken an oftice in the new post office. «safety of their passengers a little more, as mm ~ here is an instance where a serious acciâ€" Fizer class Ice Cream at 3. G. D-'..'d.c ight have occurred. § commmncen ‘ cammnmene Tus® Twixz.â€"Tom Collins attended the | _ Ascaxsio® Dat.â€"\'mw As inq-unlminp'lrufi‘y-unby.inlmmyicmddy as a the temperance cause. His brotker John | holiday m the city, the Pat was out there in the evening. | liament | bui public offices and ce © :pflndpd stores han1 closed. _ Lower Mrs. J. McPuzzsox, Milliner and Dressâ€"| Town presented a really holiday m maker, 96 Bank street. Orders promptly | ance, all the shops on Sussex and attended to and terms strictly moderate. | streats being closed. Services were held sns 56i2 | in all the churches in the ztity,and were Bamsx Mar.â€"A mail for Great Britain larzely attonded during the day, A gia Quebec leaves the Post Office this day | number of civil service officials and at 12.05. i.md matter should be | others availed tiemselves of the oppor: looked after an hour previously. tunity for a few hours‘ amusement in the m * , country, and fiw the weather was Dust.â€"During ‘the past two days the | rather uam being cbld and windy, dust in the city has beén insufferable. | it was we pted for walking. .« Naw Uxivormsâ€"The firemen and police turned out in their new uniforms yesterâ€" day, and looked very well in them. Tbv were manufactured by Messrs. T. W. Kenny & Sons, . Mcrsorzore & Jouwxsox‘s millinery es tablishment is fast taking the leadâ€"137 SNparks stree‘. Mrs. J. McPuzxsox, Milliner and Dreasâ€" maker, 96 Bank street. Orders promptly attended to and terms strictly -odem“:’ Baimex Mai.â€"A mail for Great Britain vie Quebec leaves the Post Office this day at 12.05. i.m'od matter should be looked after an hour previously. season left Green‘s Creek: for m esd 4ns ' . pally white pine. Go to Rowe & Erratt‘s for a cheap bed rcom set toâ€" morrow, Saturday, at 2 p.m .":L'Anm â€"Yeterday even‘ng u;od ] congregated in myriads arow Mrbvo-iumrt-thmmm. Tholin:gfeedy black with the tiny | feathered , and crowds of spectators stood to gaze in admiration at them. fis:w% Sociuryr.â€"A -:t in -i-a-n.h.lra Ag‘-:.m- ml;.a:f-. riage to the St. Ardrew‘s Society to be ofâ€" fered as a prize on the occasion of the W.â€"&&Jmml-p on Monday the 26th of June. During the day His Lordship %Dnh-d will lay the cornerâ€"stone of the new Canadian Dust.«â€" During the two‘ days the dust in, the city h.’t:; insufferable. Mmmurmrwmvhl.mr streets are now id a disgraceful state with dust 1 _ * Beivruce axo Lovery Grenadines, | at Musgrove & Johnson‘s, from tweire | PALACE SHOE STORE, BOOTS & SHOES Gentlemen‘s Walking Slow Mussrovs & Jouxsox‘s customers Spuzwoivo Lustazs from eighteen conts Coot x6 Drinks at 8. G. Doran‘s Rartiyg Beocx.â€"The first raft of the May GOOD GREY COTTONS.:...... PRINTS, FAST COLOUR®...... AMERICANX WHITE COTTOXN FANCY DPRESS GOODg......... BLACK LUSTRES................ OXFORD SHIRTS................. 2 BUTTON KiDx.................. U YSO N*% PRICE LIST THIS WEEK :â€" SPARK® STREET a very i)my one and wel AT PRESTOXN‘s the latest style) place at their rooms, 41 w ) | Ynurday afterncon the tors of | the Domihion Sprbfil Hotel, whilom l "Eastman‘s Springs," invit several | members of the Ottaws press to inspect | the mpmlfird‘ for the accommoâ€" dation of visitors during the coming sumâ€" mer. The old house, of which Mr. D. Eastman was proprietor, has been rebuilt, and ample accommodation has been" | afforded for visitors, suites of apartments ! peing provided for families. )“P:;I::flm are proving disastrous in itobas. ‘The streets of Winnipeg were bright with the reflection of adjacent You will save timobnd' trwilan:ui m f " Cale Bost SbrCord Rxtre Quality Sewing Cotton.. Nc#‘+e the anchor on each spool. Corns produce catarrn, catarth proâ€" duces laryngitis, bronchitis, and consumpâ€" tion, and especially is this the case where there is a seroiclous constitution or ten: deney. Hence, how important that the cold ocou-nh,dm-or chronic, should be arrested > ibdued at once. dealers in medicines. â€" _ 4109 Remedy. It is unnecessary to add testiâ€" -niahx:uvhon once tried it recomâ€" mends itself. It is sold by druggists and Last evening the Bazmar given by the ladies of Bank Street Church was brought to a very successful conclusion. A large Tonlaves precanly hod ‘comndcrable o tion were p:.o_o.t, l.:d terest was taken in the closing proceedâ€" in It is ted that the net 29e Inarrpil pntens io mont 1000 which is‘ a very ht:‘ban nn,:s'kin‘ into consideration ‘stringency times. niuwmmumm’fi their minds up t> carry out a project with satisfaction i‘tl’h rut:rt,o be l::?:onflluh‘d, and the following ladies, who have been most {:End:‘ll in \their ‘ exertions in ughing les, are i of spoci.ln)l mfim’:â€"m has been set apart for ladies, and the l;i'.- ..:u.{h:a pnflem.n.mlr. John s“‘ newly manager of the establishment, mmw to do his duty earnestly. THE GROUNDS ; have alrealy beem partially enclosed by ornamental fence, extending from*thc Sush in front of the " hote! to the bridgo over the creek. The old bath house on the A Raw».â€"The police unbfi aftorâ€" noon. made a. raid ns&od ~fame on Nelson stredt, and arrested the inmates. Information: was. laid inst the keeper of the bouse, Grace lmin, by one Mary Higginson for nbhnf.bor of $5.. The case w.ll be brought up in the police court to mo: ow morning.. E. THE DINING ROJMX will accommodate 80 guests, and the tables are furnished with linen of snow white chni:u:. The :‘t&u &ppn{m- ances are ee m appointments of tbop‘:;‘hk. | THE sPRINGS are now in good condition. A forced pump has banmed.und the sulphar and saline water can now be pumped into baths in the hotel. 200 varps otf loyle‘s ts, worth 17 cents per yerd, will Mmdd»lo cents per yard during the curreat week, at N. Faulkner‘s, -’alof the Maple Leal, Susâ€" sex street. hr d see the bargains. Haxoing Baskets axp l‘u.fllâ€"Arfen choice plants and hanging baskots, from Shanly n:r Ualiagher‘s, u‘lll left at Rowe & Erratt‘s CGall and get ons toâ€"day. Presoxat.â€"The friends of Mr. John Mercer, formerly organist of St. John‘s Church, who has been confined to his house tor the last week or so, will learn with pleasure that he is so far recovered as to be able to go about his business \':uut:'.'}\mhiu and hot _ house plants at 1 & Erratt‘s; ‘ITus Portes Czirrsâ€"At ten o‘clock last night the Police Station was comparatively empty, and therefore there will be httle for the Magistrate t> do. BAKK STREET CHURCH BAZAA®R. TME DOMINION SPRINGS, THE UPPER STOREY. 4146 3i6 Thos. Dioxs, farmier, I live with Te Enngecoons, n o mt hon P n ow ; ou:rnq nl‘ I last saw him alive ::"fl.:t u.btf Ami.nhoo'cloa xfifl&:r- y was in company Benson ; v'vbon I wonut I left: deâ€" eeased at Hitchcock‘s ; mMm Albert Lee were in deceases‘s company ; while I was there deceased had two lasses of beer ; wo were sitting in the ai.n.in;room; we : all drank together ; I don‘t know whether deceased drank wfth anyone else or not ; Mr. Graburn called for a treat and paid for it ; he took out â€"a ten cent pigce nde,fivo cent piece ; that was all the money e took oyt ; we were talking about horké thaag * .. . â€" Mary Axx Hiroucsorâ€"1 am a 'daush- ter of the former witness; I saw deâ€" ceased while homhkinghSnMut our house ; deceased came in when we were at our tem; I was twelve years old on Friâ€" day last; when we were sitting at our tea he gave me a present of a quarter of a dolhr,uheuddhowo@fl%&omnpm ent on my birthday ; I not see deâ€" ceased take any liquor at all. â€" By the Forompaâ€"He was just jolly ; 16\ wu,ndthu dtunk <or gonJ” 1t was m} th°"fl-m$‘!h‘wtb. boer. :. " 4 This concluded:the :evidenpe. ‘ T Mr. Liaks, "QC, cfl.lg:r Attorney, then addressed the jary .. : told MI the ovidence "whibli was, prodiged, they. could bring in but one rerdio Faxxy Br:aouey Hyroucock, swornâ€" My husband‘s name is George Thomas Hitchoock ; he is a hotel keeper ; I have known deceased about ten years ; I last saw him alive on Saturday ovonl.nfi he came out on the six a‘slock siage in the evening ; I don‘t know who was with him ; he took tea at my house; he had two drinks before taking his tea ; it was then before n;r :;olook ; d”h.i:.d nnxuinod a good while after taking tea; I went up to bed about halfâ€"past nine o‘clock ; ‘I did not see deceased afterwards ; I was not very well that evening. Frank Alâ€" bert wes there, he has been stopping at my house fop about a week ; I heard of no row ordispute while ciooouodm there ; I first heard deceased was m{u]ni about twelve:o‘clock on Sunday ; I hear nothing about it until. deceased‘s wife calledâ€" and inquired if he was here or bad been here; . there was no card playing in the house to my knowledlge‘ ; the day before he told my little girl. tlrt as it was her (the daughter‘s) birthbay ho would give hera present, and on Saturâ€" day eveping he said he had a present for her, and gave her a quarter of a dollar. By the: Foremanâ€"I served him two. &lumofbw. that was all he drank ; reen was there, John Murphy and Henry Cowan were : there also ; there was no one elgeâ€"there ; witness attended the bar from the time the ltl%o came out till we closed up the bar, at a few minutes before seven o‘clock. . was anopen verdici The inquest in this case was resumed at ten o‘elock, yjounhy. morning. $ Joux U‘Lzary, contractor, sworn, deâ€" f“‘!‘l" follows:â€"I know the docensed ; ame him last alive about halfâ€"past six {dal-qn Saturday night ; 1 did not see iug g« any liquor at all. â€"â€"| _ n In the crossâ€"questioning no‘.\un. further beer together at about a quarter to seven o‘clock ; whon I went to bod I left him on the vermndah with Fred Berry, I saw Lee coming in the back n{, I went to . bed about helfâ€"past ‘ten & did not see person drive past, when I was up umfi heard a waggon going past, do not know what was on it ; deceased was in goodl spirits when I left him. J / > Fraxx Aussut reâ€"called, I . board at _ Hitchcocoks, 1 was â€" there on Suturday evening, I saw him coming of the stage; deceased and I had a glass of saw him come out by the six o‘clock "bus." 1 kno# of no dispute taking plquwhen deenased come out of the s o was slightly under the influence ofufi;uor, but when‘I last saw him he was pertectly rational ; I became acquainted with him through his having some businessâ€" with the Division Court. . e is Py By the foremanâ€"1 did not tell Samuel Billings or NDaniel H. Williams that deâ€" ceased took a glass of rye on Saturday eveniengs ~_.s; o4 10.fi GrBorces Bruu, tollâ€"gate keeper, sworn, deposedâ€"I know deceused ; I did not sse him pass on Saturday night ; I think I saw him :.wonil::mill‘“ I was at homob.on Saturday t; I was just going to bed when, Lee ‘called me; I had just lain down on the bed; he called me three or four times; when I went down to him he told me he thought there was a man in the â€"river ; ’&i‘t:ou“mnt out but mlg not see an & was very j was standing on tLo road ; he was not on his waggon ; Lee‘s voice when he was callâ€" ing me appeared to come from the road ; I have known Laeabout eighteen months;. Lee could walk and talk very well, but ::i- breath smelled very strongly of iquer. . i) $s ties~ [ 1/ apons Aunurt Les swornâ€"lT‘am a gardener ; I live on the Olhx ostate; I have known deceasedabout years ; deceasod was sitting in the dining room ; I was ia comâ€" xopy with him for about twenty minutes eceased was there when I went away 1 left Hitchoock‘s about nine o‘clock ; 50- ceased and I were talking about going to hunt in the fall; after that we were talkâ€" ing about horse riding; I. did . not see Dicks there at all, but I saw Benson there ; I did not see Benson when I went away ; I did not see any liquor given that evening; I did not see the bar opened that evening ; I did not see my brother at all that evening. Phal Byithe Foremap 4Â¥ could not seethe bar trom the place where I was sitting in the dining room. ~ By/a Jurymanâ€"My brother told me he tbo.phnh,'r.nlilmmbuoln heavy body from bridge, and that he T another splash farther down the By the Foremanâ€"1 saw deceased J: the dining room, he had finished his tei when I saw him ; I was ouly a few minâ€" utes there. Freo. Berer, recalledâ€"l last saw deceased alive about forty | minutes ;( ten ; I saw bhim previously at Hitchcok‘s hotel ; he was in company with Mr, J. B. Crowe ; Mr. Crowe was the only ane I knew ; there were two more there, but I don‘t know their names ; I saw the deâ€" ceased take one drink ; that was all I saw him take ; I parted with him on the lbuthsidooflinbfldp;vbpnwop,-fld on the bridge, deceased was going squthâ€" ward ; there was no person with him when i left bim ; J went directly home ; doomdud'lwmw.m;vu to fish on the twentyâ€" 'IM deceased was sober when I left bim ; saw him first that evening on the stage coming out ; we took no liquor at any other, place only at Hitchoock‘s. rac B%A IBom:n: swormnâ€"I liv_ostnholl; cock‘s ; I was there on Saturday [ kpe deceased by name ; I M‘Ehb tea ; deceased just came out of the stage and . um‘:hi‘nw;kt:n dining Nfl&lg not see take any liquor ; time I saw Him he was standing in the hall, _ andâ€" Mr; Fred. Berry was standing on the verandab. . ~~ _ BILLINGS‘ BRIDGE AOCiDENT.| Close of the Inquest THE TIMES, OTTWA, FRIDAY, MAY 26 1876 was a man of whom it might justly be said, "Take hmhfl all in lm’:’. n’e'u shall look upon his like again.‘‘ . _ ! We the undersigned} Coroner‘s Jury | sworn to investigate into the cause of the | death of Octavius Graburp, found drownâ€" |ed in the Rideau ‘River near Billing‘s |Bridao, find that the deceased Octayâ€" ius [Graburn, fell into the said river when under the influence of liquor, in some mysterious way unknown to the jury,; and met his daath from dmwn&n(.v l | (Signed,) ar. Bxrrmily Southern the Australian Governâ€" ment is A us in the field. A large Government grant has been voted for Mennonite enigration by the Austraâ€" lian Parliament. Owing, however, to the bavoc of grasshojpers in Manitoba last year, accounts of which, probably often much magnfied, have been sent home, ny emigrants who wou.d have settled gl,ni__tgh are going instead to Minneâ€" _ l hear from an influential member of the Marylebonne Cricket Club that it fh on the fapis to give an ontertainment in the shape of a dinner to the Lacrosse players at some time during: theiy [stay, As the English cricketers were so ve;{ hospitably used in Canada, it seems mos l;i:ur:glo that some fitting return should made,. journed until Mondsy naxt. James McEwan was ohfipd with henâ€" roost robbing ; he was aileged to have stolen two hens from Michael O‘Neil on Queen street. A day‘s imprisonment was :mposed upon him. + class steamer from the port of London for Quebec, calling at Plymouth. This will beappnohutf by many merchants and shippers here who have been obliged to send their goods from Liverpool, dnd pay carriage from London there. In the gase of most goods a three days longer passage is of very small importance, compared with the payment of carriage per rm to Liverpool. ‘The Temperley Line starting vessels from London gave much d pointment, owing to the irregularity of the sailings. If the Allan Line avoids this source of trouble, no doubt they willâ€"do very well in their new venture. M emigrants ought to go by this routg; as the same rates are quoted as from CGiverâ€" pool. The Manitoban sails from London -;Xiotoria Docksâ€"for Quebec, on the 3rd of June. e Barney Traverse, drunk, was fined $% and $2 costs. l l rge io without costs. i P THB FIRST LIQUOR CASE UNDER THE XEW : REGIME. § J, A. Lossard was ohrgd with the instance, of Detective Kilby, for selling quantities of liquor less than three pints, being less than the Statute allows under the Shop Lisense Law. . ‘The case was dismissed with costs. _ Julien Benoit, charged with selling Jullen Benoit, c with sellin liquor without _uo.p?&m his â€"dase nd‘: The Ioolmd'cmgsdou‘ scheme is on satisfactorily. Mr. Dore has umg": rangements for the transport of 750 emiâ€" grants in July to Quebec. TheseIcelandâ€" ers will join the Icelandio settlement in Manitoba. . _ In respect of Mennonite emigrants from and thirleen others. THA AUOLAIR CASE. Charles Auclair was oh:-fd with oxâ€" posing butcher‘s meat for sale coutrary to the Byâ€"Law. : |{J }0° c;}" e meat exposed was merely for the purpose of supplying customers, who he had conâ€" Mr. Willis is bere on a mission to take a party of emigrants to Manitoba _:‘ The funeral took place at two 6‘clock, when the body was taken to Beechwood Cemetery, followed by about thirty carâ€" rhgg containing friends and rélatives of the deceased. : | Reuben Daly, for committing a breach of ‘the peace, had his case adjourned until this morning. _ TCP oys Henry Fitzpatrick, charged with vagâ€" rancy, was sent to gaol for three months at hard labour. Mr, Neil Atkinson, the Wellington Ward Market Constable, said he visited the shop of the defendant on Bank street, on the 20th instant ; he deposed to the fact of séeing some meat out up ; he saw Auâ€" clair, the ~defendant» ounYn. ug. some meat ; he saw him cutting some steak off & round ; there was beef and other meat hanging up in the shop. a The Hon. John O‘Conmnor, who apâ€" peared for the defence, queci that the I am very i'“ to receive from the Allan Line notice that they will despatch a first Before M. O‘Gara, Esq., P.M. Cl N Wt No * TRuRgbaÂ¥, May 26. John Everett, drunk, was remanded until next Monday, _ o k From a London Correspondent, with, ‘The case was dismissed BRITISH ITEMS. POLICE COURT. THB YERDIOT a. Bxrri, Foreman There is to be a grand fansy dress ball at theâ€" Mansion House on the of May, while on Satur:iay there will be et to the representatives ‘of sclence} to the President and members of the Aotdemy on the 7th prox. There various others to be held during l:iwn, ‘the ‘dates of which are not ye fixed,. A series of afternoon. dramatic entertainments will also be :lven in the nekt two months. & letter read at a public meeting at Birmingham, Mr. Jo‘in Bright, M. P. wrote ;â€""Two ‘{uu ago it was propoov‘ to get rid of the income tax ; now the tax is being increased. ‘This is very disâ€" appointing." Birmingham is not respon: sible for this, and this is about the only consolation you have." nÂ¥4 10 all whoâ€"are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youn'.‘h, nervous weak: ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &0., I will send nd;dpo that will oure you, FREE OF CHARGE. ‘This great remedy was discovered by a ‘missionary in South Ams~ erica. Send a self:addressed envelop to the. Rev. Josrru T. Ixitax, Station ;Dâ€" Bible Hous¢, New York City. 4102eod As the passenger tzain on the Welland Railway was passing down the lins on Friday afternoon,â€" &2 Port â€" Dalbousie, it collided with‘a num®er of covs on the Lalo Avenus crossin>, which bad stray «d ;i’r!on the fiwl; 3 trflu . ‘:lo;t Q..;w;&::’lo;‘ j0,c0 # and a yeaslin were: kil‘e &wbcf)‘n had theip le:} ~roken, and an. hemove had her vibs broken. No dam go was done to the train. ‘The cows be. ?ong to poor prople whs can ill afford the loss they have sustained. Mr. Alva Wood, of %h}ur, has for the second time this year, the dam of his saw mill washed away. v 8 men are reminded that the close nmnpon;or bass commmood‘hn the 18th instant, and continues for one month; _ 1n 1875 there were erected in Listowel brick buildings worth $25,150, and frame buildings worth $7,950. Mr:Lowe, M.P., and Earl Granville ad: dréss>a the members of the University of Lo&lon at the presentation ot;ldmon Wednesday. Both\gentlemen to thofad?iuion naf women lndmg t.h':op. medl‘::l‘ profession, and expragsed‘a more ready means wodld be found for them to obtain degress. ‘ ° 1 +zh> _ Bbortly after her return trom Germany the Queen sent a large quantity of toys to e Hospital for Sick Children, which Her lesty had uln?: on the Contivent. Ah the West Aberdsenshire election the Likeral candidate, Lord Douglas Gorâ€" doa,. was returned by a majorit% of 1,530 votés over Colonel Innes, the ervaâ€" tive cand s Fack and ashâ€"coloured on the belly ; and the stomachs of the fow that capturâ€" ed contsime i1 vegetable Mem\y. The Farmers‘ Club have appointed a commitâ€" tee to investigate the matter, and the im:â€" portation of weasels and birds of prey is suggested as the best remedy for the plague, â€"â€" _ ©>> | According to a writer in a recent numâ€" ber of the Fortnightly Review, in 200 years‘ time=â€"barring docidonhâ€"-Englsilh will be spoken : over the world by 1,83(,â€" 286,153 people, while Spanishâ€"the next m‘;ndâ€"wfll be â€" spoken . by 505,â€" On several farms near Tevictiale, on the Scottish: border, accordiag ‘to the Seotsman, a very severe plague of mice has appeared. In‘some parts the vermin, have eaten 80 per: cent. of the â€" grass, and consequently the ewes are in a poor condition. ‘The mice, which are in millions, do not in all respects resemble the house or the ordinary field mouse ; thz are from three to four inches lang, with a short, stumpy tail, hnbr'l.ll piercing: .I“' and large ears alinost leov with the far ; are brownâ€"coloured on the The loan exhibition of scientific apâ€" paratus at South Kensington will be opened to the public next week. | The exhibition is divided *into the followin sections : Educationa! collections, uppllog mechanics, naval architecture and marine engineering, lightnouse apparatus, magâ€" netismâ€" and electricity, . arithmetic anod geometry, measurement, astronomy and mlomlg&. geography, geology | and mining, biology, chemistry, light, bent, -ound," aud molecular phyli’u. *4 Puffing Billy," the oldest locomotive in existence, 4000MIUUVC 10 CA1D will be among the exhibits, which, alto. wich, for the purpose of phclng the old colours of the regiment in St. Paul‘s Cathedral. . Before proceeding to the Cathedral the troops marched ‘to the Manâ€" sion House, where they were received by the Lord and Lady Mayoress,. ‘The Lord Mayor.| then delivered a short address, which was replied to by Colonel Kent, the commanding officer,‘ From the Manlon House the troops proceeded to the Catheâ€" dral, where their arrival was awaited by the Dean and Canons. ‘The two banners wera‘handed to the Dean by the ensigns, and after a short religious service were plac:d over the monument erected there to the memory of the officers and men who fell in the Crimean war, ; On Monday afternosn the funeral of the Countess of Essex took place at Wat ford. ‘ The hearse was something someâ€" thing similar in shape . to a waggonette, and was trimmed ~with heavy purple picked out in white. ‘The coffin was made of plain deal, with a latticeâ€"work lid, and coverod a violet coloured velvet pail. 8ir Thgtnas B. Lennard, Bart., of Belius, hos elected parish fclerk and sexton by parish.oners of Ane ey, upon th baronet mmun&.bungf. x deputy was appointed by the vestry.. _ Hod ‘ the héaviest ever produced in that county. In Lapossbire and the: midland counties generally, the cold and ‘wet weather has injured the wheat, though it is hoped i‘b“ I fll;; warm June o:m murhllly um e the prospects ofâ€"a crop... In WgnrflvNorfolk, blrf:':-w much used by the Br}:fl:n brewersâ€"has improved its aps pearance since the change in the weather and an average yield is promised,. A fine hay crop is considered to be certain by many of the‘Lincolnshire and Norfolk farmers, the rainy spring hlving been beneficial in that respect, although it has adversely affected the lambing season. Neargr London, in the home counties, the froste have nipped the whent and greatly retarded farm work,but an average hay °~£ is ::ippoud. Barley and oat«, though bac ward, are strong and promising, . and olovq& also looks well, In the south ard south:east, & fair corn crop is anticipated, with favourable weather; wheat, however, is thin and pnob{in most parts. Grass and clover give signs. of a very good crop. Hops in Kent gave a satifactory appearâ€" ance, having s the severe weather reâ€" mukfl'% well, and with a fine genial June | will do well. Gt:vinev west, . in Somersetshire, Gloucester, Wilts, and Dorset all the crops bave suffered | very much&tfrom th:' bad wolult.hor,b and at resent prospects are anything but fnve the hay crop, which will probabm' about the average. Potatoses have been lnju.rvtlhi;x most idutr}cmy the â€"frosts since bo‘#n ning 0/ x A.nnt‘ the North of Wales, an average yield of ceren? is anticipated, and in the more southérn districts of the Principality : the ‘ same is said. In lighter soils things are better. . Upon the whohl m late harvest lslookodifor ”l::. result of the incle« ment spring, with as good.grass crop, but Y“h leas v.hl.'n fi;:' avorage yield .{l:’nh’ n many counties, farmers generally conâ€" sider that the year 1876 wlfl‘bo ki:{nm as the "great hay year," The Queen bas given £50 to the fund for the relief of the sufferers by the Aberâ€" deen ferryâ€"boat disaster, _ â€" l The German Enzonu came to town on Monday from Windsor, and paid m long visit to the German Hospital at Daiston. Hor Majesty gave a donation of £100 to the funds of the institution . The Lennie mutineers will be executed u't lNozgau on the 23rd instant, at eight o‘ closk. On Monday morning the band and 1,810 of the rank an% file of the 77th Regiment visited the city from Woolâ€" ether, will form a collection of unpreve lcnt«i value. f ot unprots A CABD, Both : music and words are new, rrue and attractive. W1 â€"Ts&nny' sgm."“'m' G,oo I mf im Herop, o Rdlrimk Goo?l §ews *Rringdom, Goming," and others. a G‘OOd N m Price of Good News, S5cts. ‘Reduction for quantities,. Mailed postâ€"free for retail price. is rior Cotton is PERFECT IN MAKE s it saptie sns with FREEDOM FROM KNOTS give it all the qualities requisite for As there are several makes and qualities of f Clark‘s Cotton aske m‘- tb nxvola..t.‘llén‘o?.“’ enlarged and improved Carmina. ‘ Collegensia This ificent book has been revised and im rovod,% songs of many new colleges :d&d.snd besides being the most compreâ€" e ie c oky se .of ‘ai 0 oi of the most Alirnelive bouks Tor ho 18 Specially Manufactured for the use on the Good News Gooad B Good News Good News Good News First Class Machine Sewing. ‘‘Anchor Brand" Best â€"cord Extra Qual‘ty Carver and Gilder, Mirror and Picture Frame T No. 20 RIDRAU ATRBRT, | 1 rerraciegane t ol in en anten s :gt::i:u::n nnflo m emgzmm, to oolah a Iaomreatarertpaanks :‘{ :gmmu, exeouted â€" in hen B »very qsmori ‘Decoration |wmu? GNdiog, ':ifiran‘{ w exeouted ta a Suberior style. to “mun. goh'. 14, 1876 QEST SX CORD ~tXTm QUVALITY, _/ _ Ne. Otta _ ouanrs "iay 4 dggn streek OHtawa ) CI_AI. W. LEONARKu, HoUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO PALINTER, â€"> Wellington street, â€" â€" +Near Fooles‘s Bridge nd all other goods in proportion. Also * l.’flltl. Orlh. Glass, Putty, olo., #to. tcimmem appienp oee es * _* KG street.| / olgamdouwmw any pait of the 28, 1875. . _ gv1 * e. on wadine Thnt fred whedbealyiiifo ateioe ts Cast *A During g of time and experience. w in n it i. 2(“ b:?;: th:ogout Muh:tmfll:l 1illu‘ M .A" roof of its superio kIM t Riop n tanin famatin on Eflf@"fll&l’_dfilm other of And a complete ‘line of Gro&rlu. l:onfilt at the best mar since the recent of prices, will nlfi't‘imvl FIGURES. Great Reduction in the price of Hardware at I invite a trial of my Teas and Coffees, beâ€" lieving they will give oynuu satisfaction. > JA"~ Remember the place,; Ruap & UO,, Bankers, 74 Maiden 1 Teas, Coffees, Any. : Articleâ€" 4n the Horse:Business, OAI‘IIP,.OUI‘D AT * THOS. BIRKL&TTI‘S, NO. 6 RIDEAU ATRERT. g tuelthike "UREE $ho4 per ueg. 100 tbe. JAMES JACKSON and sell Ho v to m h pecially W ; En * ".‘t‘m CLARK & CO. &Anchor Thread Works, guex PUBLISHED o 0 .00 0 . A New Bud Beautiful Sabbath School Song \.;‘u ‘nl! Leading Dry Goodse Housnes Obtawa, May 15, 1876. 4148 tita Wa. May 8, 1876. _ ___ [..O0K HERE, Send for circular at once. No time to 1056 SEWING ~MACHINE. Having just recelved a now and fresh stock The Clothing House, OHN WRIGHT, $50,000 uW PRICES Â¥r0R C 816 & 818 WELLINGTON 8TREET, # u003 OT P AW A. worv en T Fevid d e m uy es ho ho a tw cA DL :o_:f 'mfl’x:m. m sg,;g'.'f ._{'fi'.';' 13 SPARKS STREET, JOHN SMITH & 00., Next r to Musgrove & Johnston. )u; Lv.m hsk & 4140 135 $ lparks street, ROBINSON‘8 BLOCK, Opposite ‘Mr. Elwell‘s, Druggist, Worere they hope, by strict attom IMPORTANT ~ANKOURCEMENT. SUill, as |heretofore, to have the patronage of thoir, friends and the Cloth‘ng and Talloring Business SMALL PHOPIC, | REMOVED. Jonn Smith & Co. Sewing . Machines. (LATE METOALFE‘8) Have ramoved their Readyâ€"Made H. 0. HEWARD, Remember the new address : s rmm, \ Would call attention to their Wines, RRRIXIXIG ECE BOSTON,. Spices, PA pDT ES and Liqgours Good News Good News Good News Good News Good News Gog News indéed gtn‘ bbath Bebool“ t maney mt It is edited by R. McIntosh, and m contents contribu by .emineut |writers wnd composers. . _ CARRLAGES, xBW your. Oltaws. The above named Insol ,._;_um... id above ven it mig stt pelt Oreditors a Inny ‘"to office, in the City 00\37-5. on a the (hirteenth ‘day of three i is mige s in anteane i Ulm' m‘lla n;l for gu.mw affairs o % P us ‘ 1. 3. HauTwoop, ~! / Y _ To any person sending a remittance of fifty y e nama menamoundl 5y draml on New Tork Posai order, or n TENDERS.â€"Proposals will be reseived b: ies enc d seorray muyut Efl%&@@ fi"fl:;u':;f' 8 on‘ Rhd nrior 7 <5* | /. .. Comnetasionet of Ininnd Rovenue. * Five en e nnonemminni Â¥ieanie w s â€" 0 t w‘&%fi.‘tfi‘.?‘?fi‘?kt::::::;:"fs Ten cofiaien s ) 1. m nemmnniih. .. ghalh M.fi.‘zt “Ezmme: mduring 8 ChaB 0 tow on 00” fexe herad o Anlond e oiep Soproene ts | g‘dnn on New York, Postal Order, or in istered Letter, _ Address simply _THE _ TRI UNE, Kew Yeork. . oz H 18 EXCOELLLKNT P 4 l L. Hatams ~Of Jms ‘â€"u‘@,‘, years been d bode s NC( } maed by the leading Manu» [ Olls/ acruring ‘estaviisnment C dom ies of the Dom{nion, win, For saie by all Ollmen, hidg: : A /4 _IX.â€"Public approval and prosperity have se tm mierennd ails, ts ct ut tore ,San,, mpaapaly _‘To those who desire to satisfy n..-..."ӎlut” hats s .. atscin . Avcrth : ce ~A of the merits of T® @ ry W Ariie C ish to snow it to friends an d nelghbotuse copy. tn to induce them to subscribe, specimen copies | _ aaqven Faa i Taime or the Teusoux® ror Ti® Caxraroy | be inserted in "WaerxLy Hy 1 tvma ovember 15, 1876.) Eu: tion ' Bomr-%ly. ie es "g portan % olicited from an: FTVC OOUIOEccrca ue! 1 trer rrracaih n dennncoth world, if 11 be lNiberaily p« VILâ€"More of ® are paid for and read m than of any other nwcpo“. of 1 in the oount?-c fact which is the) nétraâ€" tion of the value of the pmper. ... vion of the value of the a+ it ts \’:IIL-TM‘. t.home ers of “l ‘l‘n..‘-m repreâ€" sen: mlndll‘a t‘ * couniry. 'n I:’ terested in the devel t of ideas, ad> vance of science, and the ’m{u-ot will find their demands met by Te® TerBUNE, ;zx.' h fiâ€"rie"g.wh of Ta® Tersux® in thm , ‘Quotations M and y ‘of almost ‘zqz te .J :vl:gh ;ol!; "lrn the .I:i: the world, mey " it Catienbutiorom t Molibie Mooug . 3 5 current dia s Apniaoinp se Sral RgNen ind Beviaws from the mon kpoonariâ€"las qoi prom "np oone mate 12 Sepes) Efee fermere, than on ud Sovke bao ho t ave of no.part?, 1t can In order to meot the general demand for & tot ce n tanite ie ataina ce g':'.a"’m“.'.‘.'m"(.‘z‘.'..m the: 18th 'db'z':i #‘W&m:l the Fearty Tates which are . ILâ€"It is impartial and independent." Beâ€" W Bhce it more) tond to pure and ‘elevatea. Innowalt moul i the doae o ts _ Among the which will Ts THLBDOURE particaiarly ‘aserdi ie i on tnn treieng GREAT INDU ‘AT INDUCEMEN TA BQ F108E WHO The New York Tribune REDUCEO RATES TJâ€"CiUB3S, THE CHEAPEST GOODS EYER OFFERED IK OPrrawai. NOTE "PRICES:. |_ New Costumes worth $6.75, am Orer ©100° Linen ‘Costumes for: the . Extreme : Low Prige sof $1.t6 ’ Much â€"under Cost of Making.‘ _ DRY : GOODS <of Every Description dl.m STEWART® BRoS. lst. This note â€"will be received as $10,00 and upwards, but not otherwise In the matter of A. MOWAT & SON GREAT .gqué SALE _ Linen :Costumes, Parasols. and Umbr Shaving, Hatr Cutting and Shamponing: Roomg, Uprivalled Hair Cutting, , . _ _ _ _ ‘, . Unparalleled Refihflqn. Ft Hitms. . Shay .{ ‘ “_M Ladies® â€" Helr: Combings made and Dressed 1 @ny PT"%. i COME ONE, COME ALL, AXD TRY TH®E x M x) hy 52: Wellington, Btrest, Ottawa, May 28, 1876 T W ild Â¥ Â¥ NSOLNYEXT AaCT or 1975 2nd Otiawa, May 2, 1876 & 24phe: danpingoprpes siogk of tmdies! And. Children‘s j DO NOT FAIL To @EE THE BARGA Ottawa, May 16, 1876 1994 May 18, 1876. ... K. STEWART. FOR THE CAMPAIGNK,.. â€"~ From May 10 to Nov. 16, 1876. 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