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Of the thousand shrewd remarks creditâ€" ed to Dr. Johnson, one of the most strikâ€" ing and sensible was that for a dangerâ€" ous feat to be performed once was proper enough, as enlarging our idea of what man would do, but that a repetition of the exâ€" periment was only a proof of human folly. It appears that it is possible to race trom the Atlantio to the Pacificâ€"from New York to San Francisco in a trifle over 80 hours. â€" It is satisfact<ry to know that the thing i-:;u;bd we feel inâ€" elined to it won‘t be again atâ€" tempted. The demonstration is so comâ€" plete as to render a repetition entirely The return of summer means to the Canadian farmer the reâ€"commencement of a fight with that annually recurring pest, the thistle. The following may be of service to those who have to do the fight~ img :â€"‘"The Berlin correspondent of Land und Water, publishes a pisce of informaâ€" tion that will be welcome to many a farmer. «Who ever know,‘ ssys he, ‘ of one plant so inimical to another as to kill it by a mere touch ? This, however, seems to be the case when rape grows near the thistle. If a field is infested by thistles, give it a turg of rape seed, and this plant will altogether starve, suffocate, and chill the thistle out of exisience. A trial was made with different varieties of rape seed in square" plots, where it was found the whols ground was full of thistles, and noâ€" body believed that the repe was having a fair run. But it had, and as it grew the thistles vanished, faded, turned grey, and dried up as soon as the rape leaves began to touch it. Other trials were then made in fower plots and ‘garden beds, an4 the thistle always had to give in, and was al~ together annihiliated, whether old and fullyâ€"developed or young and tender.‘" this on public grounds alone, believing of worth, would ably, hon‘ and imparâ€" tially Yulfl the duties of the position his friends were seeking for him. It now affords us the greatest pleasure to learn that the application has been attended with success. and that Mr. Rouleau, from and after this: week, will ‘be presiding Magistrate in and over the extensive District of Ottawa. We heartily congra Some days since it gave us great plea: sure to recommend to the favourable conâ€" sideration of the Quebec Government the application of a large number of the legal profession of the County of Ottawa ‘in favour of the appointment of Mr..C. B Rouleau as District Magistrate in Hull, an offige lately made vacant by the resignaâ€" tion of Mr. Malcolm McLeod. We did * Several of citizens in the east have become so m”h whicn the condition of the streets ::dmmh&gmmtmdthg fix own m Last mm- and Richard Watkins waited‘ upon Ald. Mcâ€" Cord, Chairman of the Health Committee, and oaue&(mumly,,w take inâ€"hand the seeâ€" tion Bt. Denis, Amberst, Ontario, and Sherbrooke streets. We understand this offer has been refused. The lanes and courts in tmdm.l:‘ln.m'dw tion, and should at once receive a tion of the Health Committee." robbing the travelling community. Fishâ€" er‘s Landing, and the Northern Pacific abound with these characters, and every day we are hearing of people who have been robbed by them. Our advice to travellers is to avoid every stranger who speaks of cards, no matter in what way the subject is introduced.â€"The Maniteba Free Press is to be credited with the above caution. h'd!wwthflhfi’ clipâ€" ping from the Montreal Star. taxâ€" payers to volunteer to do at their own cost what they pay taxes for having done hh,b.c.difiadthin’w&h’ from a distance, we yiew with amaze The following Canadia visitors register= ed their names at the London Office‘durâ€" ing the week ending May 25, 1876 :â€" Mesers. R. A. Strickland, Peterboro ; J. Martin, Ottawa; J. Mackinson, Ottawa ; B. Haliene, Toronto; E. B. Haldene, Toronto ; W. L. Creighton, Sarnio ; J. H. Mills, Hamilton ; C. B. Jarvis, A. F. W. whom the railroads and steamboats are To receive \‘uton,.=t:ool the ours of 4 THIS DAY (THURSDAY). oosr B K it Wokne *=Ottawa, June 3, 1876 * hm People travelling through Minnesota caumot be too wary of scoundrels in the shape of three card monte men, with OTTAWA, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1876 The Times. Countess of Dufferin Bilk Searf Saleâ€"Chas Bryson s Celebrated Goodsâ€"McGarity & Thompson A few moreâ€"J H Shanly _ Anglersâ€"Central Fancey Goods.Store The By Estateâ€"Local Notice Marmaladesâ€"McGarity & Thompson Dissolution "of Partnershipâ€"O‘Hanly & Ogleâ€" Irish Junipersâ€"Mr Shanly At Homeâ€"Her Excellency the Countess of Dufferin C The parable of the dog in the mange, $# Agonts for the f2ld. "Al+ Assurmance GexTLENEX‘s OUTFITTERS 14 (w‘ =m hlfl. Orrawa. mew Rduerttsements. OvVERNMENT HoUSE . W. Kenny & Sons AfERCHANT TAILORS ‘ " aA‘C HOME*" HER EXCELLENCY THE y. It is well enough to know QUICK TRAYEL Port Hope ; J. Palliser, Mon A Pirstâ€"rate Stock, A Firstâ€"rate Outter, A Pirstâ€"rate Fib, WILL BE & ~ 2l y Inserted in this Lis be able to exhibit the motor about June 1st to those of the public who wished ‘to come : “Illhnluk: further breakages." No doubt Mr., was i enmoninny tigd d danrany toid %th?lm'a; but the m SBome &dahfii;ffhiâ€"tâ€"m’“fi "said to e tR i xp: mouth of April, =‘x" months ’h&n the cember, or two months after, j 20th Jar ; but the whole transaction A Boston teacher one of the Mbq-hwmm‘ufl sun tise ?" . Great was her . and satis/action as the little with a wise look, answered, ; In Boston, Mr. Armstrong departed from the rule g:lll. oflle;, mu&f‘w to and entered, as under "-macau”ltom, without th" usual order of the Auditor in such cases, This sum does not in of the Rfidfiomthde signed ? Governor, but was by ‘the reasurer ou the verbal order of Mr. Armâ€" strong, the Finance Minister, mos on the 20th October, 1875 _ _A very:proper appendix to ph is the following : â€" > d ts REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE RELATIYVE TO IHE PaYMBENT OP a OOMMIssIOX To MB. AMOR DECOSMOs, . | €. i Mr. ) Mr. B son Rnuonatr progl o6 N9. a Committee leave lvnpor I= ineibaths ho o rvee to have besn paid to m Cosâ€" Hon. Mr. Humphreysâ€"It wh the duty of the hon. nns.mn to know what his colleagues were about, and if they withâ€" T58 108. goutioone epportte m drtemer e em ed to fly {‘l::tnok 'm“xd about hounding MÂ¥. DeCosmos down, for that § ai all" This quostion is sBaply this : * Was lt&lnte m;nsjmaod : making this extraordinary t Mr, DeCosmos or to‘anybodym‘m affairs of the country must be conducted honestly, and it is my duty as Finance Minâ€" feeveget Inteme, theer boat ) â€" It m tC amongst ot K To nan mooponpnnaint mt sin 'ltifthdut of hon. tlemen ngv‘ vutmeh‘{emutfinmm me: being clouded up. â€" (Hear.) The transacâ€" tion will r;:ln mdpo‘:ltfny bcntbo nory of the or P o miex A un a d nenny those gentlemen who were to the business. ‘The whole affair is ous and disreputable. (Hear, hoar.) ~ â€" â€" . | Keely, the motor man, he was et destined to be successful, and would Mr. Amor DeCosmos had theâ€"luck to receive $600, as commission for borrowing. $30,000 for Provincial os, : Every onemust say that verily he bad his reâ€" weard. : The commission is ¢ not unequal to the service. fi:w some uneasyâ€"spirits in the Local Legisiaâ€" ture have raised a bother in regard to the matter, going even so far as to charge Mr â€" Smithâ€"we {mean‘ Mr. DeCosmoyâ€" with drawing money in a vfihinqnhr way, or rather we should say, weakly yielding to the temptations offered by the the slipâ€"shod modes of proceedureâ€"of a Ministry now no more. Ifl‘mnllo'.d we would gladly insert the report in full, but the most that can conveniently be done; is to find room for the following :â€" _ * Hon. Hr,:idnmph& id that if the tax was it wo inoperative because rstnncbod on functions of the Dominion Government and the whole Bill would fall to the f * Mr, E;n-â€"lf the hon. 'I:Elfl will s Standiog t mmn so as not to tbohw under distussion . "The House consented the amendâ€" ment was withdrawn and committee leave to sit again." fF ? " By every persou not h a resiâ€" dence in British Columbis, 'hgnd.ot sells &ny goods whatsoever in British Columbia, one hundred and fifty dollars in advance every year. l 090 . seR â€" * The House then went into committes on this bill, Mr. Vowell in the chair. Ib wupmaodto amend subâ€"section p. so as to e it read ‘By every person folâ€" lowinithosooonpo&nof a commercial traveller not being a pern:unt resident of the Province, engaged in .m.fihckm chandise, or nudtiu% L’ n-pharothuvho‘ $200 advance every year,‘ "â€"Carried 5 _/ "Mr. Morrison had great pleasure in seâ€" m"fi.?' &ym .inponrhl:o coun * ed by’tln importation of cattle. ‘l,:lwo'gld seemâ€" -Nhavy ; it was y $5 a head. No orxhu should have any objection to‘this tax. "Hon. Mr. Elliott was afraid that the Dominion Government object to the tax as interfering with the Customs " Hon. Mr. Elliott nov?dtoumad t&dmuoontonkoit»gqtog: -gumthvh(,nt-idon#‘ the Prc: WELL PAID AND WELL ABUSED. * (. 3 ged in diing or Rembily "any enoch whatecures in any puflt.gtBnt'-hd notbo:'. Aamired and fifty d J adfance; every year. . § * Captain Evans an addition ofu-uS' es of home man Adoptâ€" ei; and the clause was as above. a:nsm&»p:m kâ€"rai ‘by imposâ€" » stoc i i ing a tax of five dollars a head on foreign cattle. . This, the hon. said, meant protection to the farmer. | â€" â€"‘ _â€" The Legislatare of Columbia every session indulges freaks which are, at loast, amusing. lntest is the imposition of a tax| on one who crosses the Provincial to disâ€" pose of wares for which he can find purchasers. That i a measure should gain the assent of His Excellency the Governor General is barely supposâ€" able. We cannot bring durselves to think MH'.ondhwunflv‘phhmh to a measure, which logi carried out, would make every member|of the Canaâ€" dian Confederation foreign territory to every .other. â€" But the report itsell is nltogodmtqofiohadnmpflnuou- dense, much more omit :â€"= that the feat has achieved, w_hthhtomfi::lm iment may be useless and e‘ as a practioe. We are mfldoltxl ve in our views of men and things to avow a" conâ€" firmed dislike of | the spoed of | humanity‘s hurrying to 1 Comparâ€" ing what we have read with what we can see, we should say modo'uct, lead happier lives or ha reason to be contented for ip in the exercise of a nameless i «"going . tom:a on the earth‘ “.flfln&.' than the words and home:â€" stead meant something, and to wander was to be a "vagabond." ra‘ TAXING tnn-?fivwc'ut. FRADE. | Wu. Fisasz. Chairman 6, The requirement of the licenseris nelther Obnokious as â€"an indineot i the jntimhction of the Pogince m tho"n(nLfioud trade and comme re, !* THR APPBLLAXT‘3 .RAOIVM. s The demurrer admits the statement facts contained in the information five of the appeal book, which h’:fl [hud W wl 6w6 e 4 The following are the points tended to be -::-d npd&'. The defendant at the time of o mejoan nog hoi ae chapter 33 of 37 Vistoria,. * r nE I. The defemlant, on tte â€"10thâ€"ofâ€"Noy: ember, A. D., 4884,at the town of ; Catharines, in ‘the Pmb;;;l. _ tormented apirbwous and thher did mas one thousand gallons of IL And afterw the "eleventh of Novamber; A "Dy 1874 ‘at Bt. Catbaringg, se epy ©5. The . limitations ressly : imposed by the Oht.flhd.ndmd the Act.cannot be considered as circumâ€": '-or‘ihb:.n;mj-&dhfiudbw m Case. & .ce AOEW L;Soofio;: 92 of the W conferring jur. | under clause 13, w. spebt _to "proâ€" perty and civil rights in the finnfi and under ol 16, t â€" ««generally all mai .“Alm‘ local or private nature in the Province,"" conâ€" firms the foregoing argument, and other mfimdmnfimw i Proâ€" vince was constituted a p. imperium, mma subordinate authority, or one such powers as were apecifically Th. pr“. 'l ia I’«‘&' l fl ul i lex is Jn aeo & mfimfi&m‘t‘é’ atle, 3. The Provincial Inr lature also sesses ‘inherent constitational . powrt; enact all such laws as it thinks best for the welfare of Provincial ‘interests under in oo B ithoe mm its powers are . as fu as. those of the Dominion and Imperial Parâ€" liament in relation to Canadian and Imâ€" vial interests respectively. The regu: f:dmol the sale of all for con» ?fifi"“u'"&?m;%"“&wo?fl is | vincial concern, an1 the ""# of the person manufac %n%q d‘zu:ou‘b part of the A t _ the excise regulation of the Inl Mfi& ment no more makes him. & * neanent n cale uor un e ‘ons : of snother Departmeut, _ ~. .‘ : > (e.) The rui@ of cjusdem gengris is‘ inap g‘l:auah::, firstly, in there +> no tom-u'tom.&-liu to which the word * other" niight be re= ferred :to‘with any defiaitenes, and «! other ‘licenses‘‘ intoâ€"all: such ~as | legislative authority may oonddnnh sary to the ~raising of m ‘Provincial Rev= enue. + (d.) ‘The term, "liconses," is niost g rd,nndwvnldhcludou.-nwnm net only all demiam in sa7 conmedi®n Iul-\ 1\._1..'.:...4.5.._ k. 1_‘_:‘ &Am-fi the mattérs in the Provincial has this y .lu;hfl,cfi- under dfi&m&% mmu E'“dn h;thwfi:.." ;m revenue for Provincial, Local, or M = â€"‘:(a.) The. term:."shop‘‘ mayâ€"as well psz?tloxlbuio ".?iE"':"'."E"“ :goro:olh 'm or reta‘l. 'r':! mm,mfllm,ah nnmnw;u., The same. policy, whether of or Revenue, would also équally apply; | .. â€" l ie nafi?. B_N.A.éot&l , confers u Legislature of each in on snn de prmitnataenn efuant so as Ox % liament of Canada in mfi;bm coming within the classes of Nw.umr- %hmmhw'fild&h 1 h Aand L4 + . Where there is jurisdiction the of nm.-d knows noâ€" & law in the sense in which the Améric Courts are accustomed to adjadicate } The Attorneyâ€"General appealed against this . judgment io the Court, of Appeal, Queen‘s Bench and overâ€"ruled the detmurâ€" or of the deferidant, who again appealed to the higher court. It may be added that AMfr. Taylor is the secretary of the Brewers‘ Association of Ontaric, and this proceeding was instituted by m- ment between that body, and the Treaâ€" sury Department of the Provincial Govâ€" eranment in order to test the constitutionalâ€" ity of this requirement of the Provincial Stitute. The point for argument is, then, whether the Legislature of Ontario had power and:â€" authority t pass the 24th, 25th, 26th and other sections of the ataâ€" tute,. thirtyâ€"seventh Victoâ€"ia Cap. 32, so as to render the defendant liable to be convicted on the information. The coutrt of appeal it reversing. the Jnd‘-ifi:.‘ the Court of Queen‘s Bench, and up! ing the validity of the statute in this reâ€" spect, p?oud.dohinfl, upon the gtound that the jurisdiction conferred by section 92 of the B. N. A. Act, under enumeration. 9, was large endugh to include theâ€"re: quirement of . a Provincial license from a brewer, as enacted by the Statute â€" in questio xt The argument on lohlldtho%pl in support of the judgment of the court of appeal is concisely stated . in the faoâ€" tum of the respondent as follows :â€" > "That these provisions weres opposed to the exclusive jurisdiction ‘of the Doâ€"‘ minion in matters of trade and comâ€" , merce; that they did not constitute a direct tax ; that the provincial jurisdicâ€" tion* overlicenses is confined “rfl‘ and places where the sale is by $ that the subject is not of a municipal: or local naturé, nor ‘does it come within | property and civil rights ; ‘that‘ the Doâ€" | minh@ovmthu‘w‘hzl and the Ar ho regulate Mfiw i ture, passed the other year respoot® ’?tho sale of fermented or .p:lm liGfuors, a Provincial license is requir p bomoqtby any brewer wfi dis of his : liquors by ; wholesale within the Province. â€" The : crinminal â€"inâ€" formation was laid against the. defen« dant, Mr. John ‘Taylor, in the Quesn‘s Benclh, Toronto, on the ';sh"ét Novem:â€" ber,: 1874, for. coutravent‘on ;. of this statute, : Mr. Justice Wilson then decidâ€" ed in defendant‘s favour and azaminst the constitutionality of the Statute upon the following grounds :â€" oS As the case now occupying the attenâ€" , and the authorities intended to be cited tiou of the Supreme Court is not only inâ€" b!'hh;i‘ TLoaitlat the Profihice s teresting on account of being a constituâ€" © Oi.ub had no power H%”’ mmd ty '“Mwmf:?ww-}qulflnglmuhhmti se to the new especial esto importance as involving the extent of th. rflwa ‘M sovereignty of Local Legislatures, & reâ€". tfimuxw sume of the case as it now.stands will .as. mzm 1..of the British sist the reader to Mmdu:trglhnd the Nolrltlhm Act, ;;#uhl. lst argutients of counsel and o ‘decision, _‘All.‘ The British x which may be rendered, if any should. be. mwhfi &m‘& Aoccording ‘to the Ast~ of "th6: Ontari0 vinces at the time when the Imnarial Act THE QUEEN Y8. TAYLOR, ints of law inâ€" the appellant, THE TIMES, OTTAWA, THURSDAY, JUNE 8 1876 Chang, rfl‘o bas been conâ€" v%wd . will ll&mv;wot that b: ‘m ‘ y hk < ind W 4100 AppSFaDs submils that the . judg â€" ment pa ed . from is erro , and should ersed, and th flgg’.tfi“ As io make tame r'.'?;.a.,,' ropert aivil rights in the Province, fiyfio l:hou terms must b_oo: is boareireneinghe @», h ‘ ‘The Appeliant submits that the jnda â€" _ This would vyery muot il] Mare» 5@:3'_&_ ' :i?‘dml t m,‘"“g If this subâ€"section 0 givgs pow ar © :l'lflnftll' to be | moleo ':.' nsl gu- inss 100 ‘Ol D. 4 stt 4 % The amount of the license fee, which may be exacted, cannot effaol mm because,\if the powar i®, 1t Is 106 }lmma‘)’n&oa a ‘md‘ ?;"y\ no ar E\w ould ‘be ‘a of the Lrovince. .. _ LCX ; ho borer claitmet by fhe GOvernbient it onulion 4 hoii paired meeald oo XL. The Provice, bm. bf Pro rev by subseotion 2 esb o oi & ‘ d!rgptt:xnit'lo-. e 16. money g If the Legislature may require a liconse from browoin, thang ban 6e 20. limis on to the it shd the result may be that the trade as carried on in the Provinte may be mach heavily / ..,dgi, mflon;:bm,int‘ other P: oes. It could n:t have bee to discrimâ€" . inate between the Provi as to this/ branch of trade. ~ / | C BuDi o as distingaished from the Doâ€" This is not a tnatiée of a private nature, but effects to a > ‘xten trade of the whole m’t'n'x‘ yxtent the X. by subâ€"sect. 16 ‘of seok 92, JJurisdicâ€" noneanaiee ion as a whole, ild be interested. The word" «"private" does . not in the atyoep esnt Byc a furfaciotan‘ ta iÂ¥dt Crin (x% €d c txcept T# 9 ".N (eiate 'Eghvh%dh pomim dfzninst the part of : the fhus Lopaimies.. ‘the Paus oD ho Tight to make laws of police The cases, decided by.the United States Courts as to laws on the n a ‘; do not apply with equal force to Canad Mmo\zc?nvfi,l bgislatures have furisdiction only in such miatters as are expressly‘ men in seotion 92, _: _ | &h i'm;'i:c Te ".)"i”' 29 6 blutions | #, M%how the mu‘#u what | was. Te‘ Nown‘ in ‘tha | Siates ‘tn $ailée PoRQ io ho Slame m founded upou the right which ax the part of the State Lefiplatnits to mage Pifole t inrperainee ; having the right to create ‘oralter Muni clp'dhfuh;:f:u, it is »not Mfl {| to Hold that it was not intended ‘to give ; the Frovince any larger power of taxing in and to regulate lfi;, 6 ""“v"m‘"g;;;.} licenses was in to be ‘ to the Legislatures flfluhvm Jlrdk yasintdnded gobe Blvon t the Pominine ( arg ts intended to be urged â€" t f | And the authorities mmag u‘ifi by him. es ts I. The Legislature of the Province of | Ontario had no power to pass any law reâ€" _ VHL The whole British North Americ A““Mfit-iwflfnlu’ ‘ the jurisdiction between $wo tive bodies; the jurisdiction of each body being compl Nbflnm 1«‘: o mo’fsa‘: urt of for the Proâ€" vmnolfs'gu.rboohihlr ) vs. Danseâ€" the icomtre. 1 enrerd o it $etpatet )* over the class of : licenses rme â€"'Tw o Dominion bontrol m pomer to the Lepmmemes betne tomplttt If the; jurisdiction «exists "to unfl, brewers to take out the heense (upon ts aiâ€"powentte anteseedoniins un t discretion. J db 444 this form for Provincial than for Munici pal revenue. |. lt c tds «â€" VIL The term | 4 * nesessarily implies théright dmiwm Cxâ€" tent. K4 cR & C L# ut ¢ i L Th it to restrain the sale unless the ‘b_@:'%m-fi- 6 # s The right, to impose such ‘restrictions the gove:nin, may think‘it reaâ€" emincch crole on â€"Seupe s / 53. i ienctoiny s If the Legislature of the Province has the power toâ€"liconse it must have the power to the terms and condiâ€" m@ license is: to be w ““h‘]'.- ¢€ Parliament. (4) 1t isy therefore, not unreasonable to ‘:.‘L‘?).a"‘l’: the â€" Imperial \Aoct: was‘not inâ€" cile a new power of taxation. 4 If the term "otherlicenses‘ ‘be" not ted the Legislatire ‘require mbbom; w\m mayrequire a license to be taken out by :‘e:t;l.h_ot:. vessel, crfby'u Hxhr or (3.) Unless it‘ be determined . that the: â€" Imperiab <â€"Act: ‘intended . to h‘(1..)_'1‘:“0 'md:o ;‘%m» must cte same plass as thmnfim in m’efinfi? part of the subâ€"section. The ‘of the Court of Queen‘s Bench and trie ‘Court of Appeal agres as to this. | is an indirect and and not a direct tax, thd petnus be sippotied "aader aob 209 tion.9 of the section 92, because A2.) Or must be held . h« Rif‘g.sad Defore the Imperial Adk undar Municipal or Local control. _ :; V, Bection 123 of . thi ish North ces yO e s o. i bucnemgee, Deemethon of reg.â€" | (Papoadls mroaa pas malk 92, subâ€"section 2'.“3« ‘the fi’o.;‘.‘; uo __IV. The history of the‘trade of brewing and aistling SQome ‘that breming is II1. The British North . ot must be interpreted in th:m.diz legislation in force in tie various o apootoces is Pressly continued by Rochion120. * ~> Cise iaWs, 5) The Aegisispuren of the Prottnges Province « , CALEDONIA SPRINGS «. 111 ONKY 0B.05 por keg, 100 Ihe. *i x i «*4 6 NhHyrml» â€" TROS, BIRKETT3, NO. 6 RIDEAU ATREET. . <| das Whtth} eatlldetp nds 1 $3 Great Reduction in the price@? Hardware at \*”‘SPRWG ~STYLES ‘ PEACOCK‘S HAXS1L .. HATS ; Mage wpite Inokoby Catug n ‘.nalra 2 e in don of Decordtion pigl e mhtreciennen fhar t Wlflnl,fii **Bouth Bon Seat ) _ ,,'m” % pase 45 + ._,m,g, %:; s .T * #"0‘*% 1W . E&L * <a Or tl" ues w. LEoNXAuu, W stinlh Tess + > Rome Footayia Eelige Just Received. Best Served and Best Cooked At all hours. Every day at 14 woon, wl Shebined pht e part w Vimiogs, "~** Ottawa. Jan.11, 4 abit‘r 56 SPARKSâ€"ST,, . Opposite the British Lion Hoetel. ked with the cholcest Liquors,, PSF~A call is reapect{fully solloited, .:* Served on the shortest nctice BILLIARD L. In charge of MR JOHN KENLY Â¥tky cPaT paurohase pibavens is pogiih $1007,0 000 000 TD ®Y the day, mum&%amm LUNCKHEONS, SPARKY ~SBTREET, «atitawersa,» d * RBSTAURANTP. 'l\ll O0K HERE H. ~HODGE S . c o m TLLSS Fon mil" ITYLES Tt FOR . 1976, ..' This HoussA<now fully stocked with Ottawa, March 9, 1376. Russoll : & "O‘CGonnfhell, M be eontupled on aist poaet 1 The rates will remaii as HWerétofore, viz :â€" Ottawa, March.28, 1876, PROPRIETOR: ; :; «0s ! c.0 Th RevigHcN 16 oo .mont seoims hn uoe Mea‘s served at all Hours, English Chop House, Commiercialâ€"â€"House;, SHELL ©~OYSTERSY B. MELLON, Eâ€"OPENED. * Buppors up to 18 g.M. _ 1 431A 39 \ | "oemmabd mmetred. . Bar is stocked with LAiquors of the se MEALS OF ALL. KINDS OILS, K. FALLS, THE ~BAR Season of 1876. (Sign of the Red Hat.) * : } **~~BIDEAU STREXET oN THE 10TH JUNE. (omspt‘s oLD : 8TAXD) GLASS, ELGLN IN~ OTTAWA. HATS, ; Hotels. DINNERS AND LUNCH, PUTTY L, K. OLISBY, HATS ! Any . pait.of ‘the «iBlyl #yl by turste, vias Nizo Sasser dtanuimor, r o Q-" Dite® p Grain Drills, Oaltivators, Reapi OyTindors,Sewing Mac E.-r-r%.. Where you will get thorough satismetion as regards cost, material ani workmanship 0e jor Pilgune is plso agoith., y cpeie‘ ; "" 9 wyiaiir‘ * i + T =" *Tou ma to oiGaiiran es uns .t 1 i ~:TBD Â¥BRAP LIVERPOOL=HOVUSE m, 48. Oiers t DRss: sUtte, W ALkING Burre; ovErcoar __JOSEPH DIMBLEBY,» FASHIONABLE TALLORINGâ€"ESTABEISAMEN1 ~â€"" id lRipmn arrBer law lII i II.I w of 4 "3.40% TWd coron rwaaps, "geet t mene fetian NtaWaA, Fob 5, {978, FaAlB OF THe mm 1885, ~ ;j:;:“!f.'f‘,te‘f;'f : bpX. 1844 MICHIGANâ€" STATE FAaR :’W : 2800, â€" ’ 7 mlarerl c c 200 0° " ... MOORIGAN Brame Fram af cansnvd, in., | Maye boen dWwardei the COLAPP = :o..g ENGTINE at ‘:* l."=' z"',-‘g' at ayiie i‘lrlfll y | lntgs and veried sdgortment of crpatel ‘udsian; Peruvian and Sarmation, 4 ie emerd on ue To ates PrigaBnet,and cownderanne ind rare Have always on hand a complete ‘Stock of IMPORTANT â€"© To ~CORPORATIONS giu0 1 n Dtanntbttmerts etak of s 1 rQ)Efi“" > *A ie Fire Engine .. "«| pprows . Orer 100 ‘Linen Costuries. for Ahe., Extreme Lowâ€"Price â€"af â€"$1.75tach, Mubhâ€"tnder Cost of Making. 4 NOTE PRICES: New Costumes worth $6.75, $7.50 8ellingofibolow Cost! Give us a call and you BL Y T H ° Linen Qgstumes. Parasols F"'and Umbrellas, Ottawa, April 10, 1778 .. ABBOUT & . M*DONALD, / Stumping ©Machines, : â€"Ditchingâ€" Machines TAILORING ; Ottewa, April 20, 1876 W . M. SOMERVILLE, as sole Canadian Agent has taken an Ottawa, May 16, 1876 Alex. Russellâ€"& Co., 1875â€"PROVINCIAL EXHIBITIONâ€"â€"18 /4b Ottawa, April 22, 1876. MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS, MUST :BE â€"CLEARED ~OUT .ATâ€" ONCE. CLAPP_ &, JONES®* _ Plumbing,: Gas| and (Steamâ€"Fitting. The ‘Cheapgst‘ and Most Economical B THE .COHREAPEST â€"GOOD#.EVER OFFERED IN OTTAWA. CALDW ELL & GREAT CHEAP SALE Market Square, Ottawa BROADUCLOTH, 86+& 68 SPARKS STREET: J@186 & 188 RIDEAUY STREET m TS en imox PE DOâ€"NOT FAIL . To ‘SBE THE BAROXrNHE No,. 61 Rideau â€"stroot; CHINA cHALL. willinot regrét It; ORDER YODR SPRING SUITS AT FIRST PREMIUNMNS #1 Ouse & Poar: j JOC NiJ IRACRIDG® worth $6.75, $7.50;, $8.50, $9.50, ono10ch" roRk §8s z108. s 25 ~RIDEAY. STREET, CHISHOLM & BRANNEN. EYÂ¥ER YET OFFBAED STUPP8, a CANADLAN® TWEEDs RIDEAU STBEET. GaAS AND stEAM PITTINGS HOT AIB ..DRAFT _FURNACE &2 Ladies‘ &nd ‘Ohildren‘s PARASOLM®, worth from «8 87 irks street Ottay L for ,»:‘ it! OoPF GALVANIZED IROK. HI MNEUZJNB, A0, & ahd mil KiX YORK 4. \Repatr mmm The most tm plid oT Ctaras 8U P Sterc JBAI®® m tag:â€"mbisimaiss PRwrttadBirencedbis a 1 of,! iCO â€"4# 12 1v x Thursday, the and tm 1876 _ eaudar y Pooe Poemers witl comme .. . CAREYING : P ARBERNORRS ® AND * WATLR Leaving Queen‘s Whart at 7 a.m. w ithout an 1876â€"lew Freghtâ€"Line«187 Ral] w m:l FAIRBANKS & TCO MOoXTRRAL timwre Pigh. €Z 4876 © >( June 7, 1876 Otiawh, May 8. 1876 Rpocial Va * +4A 4 IOTURE ERRAME > MARUPACOTURRBRBL® © W EDNESDAY, the 3rd of May Ottawa & Montreal Mécomy «2 SF And on Rideau Cane A4 ND â€" MONT BEA THE MOSF CONVENIE® no in Lace Ouriai® AB [4'_!_; Newbo 6. 6 aie Ports 216 Ports 3876 Will com cé the in the w 1t 60# the ths Th ret 10 râ€" 1 s Lhe go fo 20r ba in h