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£KL Y KFY.5 MM¢ ry, the "TIMES" nt of situations of d Posters MES, Y F. tings of Secistios Ill:‘y the year. #B "!mted in Ottawa, m in the Ottawa parts ef the city, uts per week, or Thess wishing to nd $ im m es, ning cial tuducements bwell ‘te eall and samnuies ter sdver» ack, qmarter, half~ "# O Sbnuck Tok imuportamt Local iian aad Foreig 2, wosnea aentith pu ie wm- appear in: the g Cards, u Street, AR S iation. OFFICE FFICE ._-a" and being double advamâ€" which cam b4 eall Bpectal to THE TIM Es. _ 4 morn! Marrswa. Dow. §â€"5:40 p. m w broke a . m.â€" We very cold with heav) east wind ,":;zw amou pearance of snow this p.m. ’\xl tlt:\ tÂ¥ Tpper Lakes on the Mattawa are fi S inon en 56t re frozon. Mxtcaiurs, 0., Dec. ~â€"6 p m K bas fallen yet of any cnnw‘]ue.ncg: Obsn%m_n Eercia is snowing YveTY hard now ‘ S ’\'-‘“‘ Arxparor, Doc. 8.â€" About two i y3 s ~o of snow has falien to day ; l&i.“ u:::l'l“ es and rather cold. me t\:n o Pewsroxs, Dec. S â€"Weath i Bil th, } * ° er mild, a | fill th yery light fall of snow toâ€"1 ¢ Y & T g T°C ay. ?‘9 sleighâ€" | lors h: Vicrosia Farx, Doc. S.â€"It is snow': Sin pretty heavily here at present ‘b€ M sns BrassiP®, Dec ®.â€"Weather cold and mowidg lllgl‘!lly ; there is about two inch of snow on the ground. es i Wast Wixcusstsa, Doo. 8 s & xC , Dos, 8.â€"One inc pecia of saow bas fell treve, an i it is snowin '”b Ton Mos@issorso, | Dcs. S.â€"No snow 4.,, esain fallen worth while speaking of. * | ment MoxtsB&LLO, Dss. S.â€"lt is anowing son v slightly with prospects of a heavy fall beâ€" | PS N morn Canad Gcosirs, Dec. 8.â€"The committee apâ€" pointed by the County Council, to con sider the petitions in favour of the subâ€" mission of the Dunkin Act to the electors of the County, reported adversely to it. On being put to the Council the report was adopted 27 to 4. ____ _ A house and stable belonging to Anâ€" thouy Gallagher were destroyed by fire Iust evening. The work of an incendiary. No insurance. j andâ€"a ha snowing Goonsaigt, Vec. | mitted to the Coan to submit the Dunk County. A contsa santed. . Tae Cous to subat the by . Dumkin at a : iscounnt. gpecial to THE NLMES Zpecialito THE TIMES. secrsvices, Dec. 8.â€"The official reâ€" turns of the voiing on the Grand Junction Byâ€"law shows & mejority of 265. â€" Mr. Gersham keed, formeriy a merâ€" chant here ard a resident of the town for 50 years, died yesterday. 1he Dunkin Actâ€"Incendiary Fire Special to THE TIMES. The County Council of Perth decided by a large majority nat to take any action toward sabmitting the Dunkin Act to the electors. â€" KElectionâ€"Municipal Candidatesâ€" Meetâ€" Jog. + Bpecial to THE TIMES Kailway Benus The Duskin Aet. Special to THE TIMES. Srgarroap, Dec 8. â€"The County Council of Perth toâ€"day passod a resolution to give over the debentur‘s of $8,000, voted in 1873, to the Stratford and H’ur.m Railâ€" BRailway Byâ€"law Carriedâ€"Death of an @d Resident. RockLIF¥®, 1 threatenin g. Brox1NGHA M ‘ Kixostox, Dec. 8. â€"Tha annual election of Ancient St. John‘s Lodge took place last night Bro. W. ‘;\ Gunn was elected Master. _ A proposition is on foot to alter the name of Belleville on its incorporation as Kelty. | _ | _ _ _ l.l â€" & liglit fall of snow‘ took place this afternoon . _ The number of candidates formunicipal honours is unprecedentediy large. _ _ At the first meeting of St Paul‘s Church Literary and Historical Society last night, the subject of debat« was " Whether is Free Trade or Protection the best policy for Canada at the prosent time ?" The Chairman gave his decision ?z:{&\ourvof Protection. _ Board of Edurationâ€"Runanayâ€"Snow. Special to THE TIME® St. Cargamings, Dec. 8. â€"TheCourt reassem led this morniag. The Regisâ€" trar said that the total number of votes struck on behaif of the petitioner, so far, was, exclusive of David Gillis‘ vote, 59. Mr. Brown éaid that for the purposes of the count the vote of David Gillis, struck off in Grantham, was to be counted in St. Catharines. _ The respondent comâ€" menced his second attack on the votes of Captain Neelon. Ten cases were tried, which have to be answered by the petiâ€" tioner toâ€" morrow. â€" Phe Registrar ordered each party to deliver 15 names each day » to be atticked on the following day. Mr. Rykert &nve in 15 for toâ€" morrow. The Welland Canal will be closed for the seasou at noon on Monday, Dec. 11. fore mornng one Haxictox, Dec. $.â€"At a meeting of the Hamilton Board of Education held last night, it was shown that there ar. now attending the Collegiate Institute 350 students. The question of compulsory education came up before the Board, and it is the intention to force the law. Music is to be introduced into the city schools, s _ An express waggon attached to a span of runaway horses dashed through the streets to day. _ The driver, Thomas |Conâ€" Cald Weatherâ€"Spirituallsm Expose!â€" Molidayâ€"Deep _ Snowâ€"The squaw and Jack Kuile. Baldwin, the exposer of spiritualism, gave a seance to night, doing many very mrvc'kolloul cabinet and materialization tricks. Cl Loxnox, Dec. 8 â€"An intenulz cold snap suddenly set in to night with conâ€" siderable snow. mors, was thrown out, the front wheel passing over his head ; he is seriously, but not fatally, injured __ io _ Spow set in this afternoon and to night there is every appearance of a storm. _A fow miles west of this city the snow is overtwo feet in depth, and there is splendid sleighing, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The squaw who stabbed Constable Calâ€" derwood with a jack knife has been sent down for two months. The Progre«=s of the Seraticy Special to THE TIMES. Special to THE TIMES. _Toâ€"day being the feast of the Annunâ€" ciation, it was a holiday in the Separate Sebools. L Fire Inquestâ€"A Snicide‘s Body Found Bpecial to THE TIMES, Osnawa, Dec. 8.â€"An investigation is being beld to ascertain the cause of the fire at Thomson‘s grocery store on Thursâ€" day morning. ‘The result of the enquiry so far goes to show that the place was set en fire, but as yet it cannot be fastened on any one. Seme 30 boys while skating on the mill md thisâ€" afternoon undertook to dig a e in the ice to get a drink, before they got _ very far they _ discovered the bhead of a human being. Inâ€" formation was sent to the Chief Constable, who, with the assistance of his s ibs, sucâ€" ceeded in Aragging it to the surface. It proved to be the body of John Mallette, who, it will be remembered, on hearing of the death of his niece, whom he had seduced, left his home, and was not seen since till to.day. An inquest is to be held this evening. TELEGRAPHIC WEATHTR REPCRT ssLLO, Doc. S.â€"1lt is snowing with prospects of a heavy fall beâ€" ian Desp 8T CATHARINES BELLEVILL E. STRATFORD cOoD RiCH. KLINCSTON HAMILTON. CVLEPH OSH A W & . LONDON. i.â€"About two inches to day ; still snowing A petition was subâ€" Co wacil asking them _ Act to a vote of the etition w is also pre: on div‘sion refuse l aw by a majority of Westher thick and as yet, toâ€"day. _ Weather mild, a >+day, No sleighâ€" 8.â€"It is snowing resent Veather cold and 8. â€"Une inch ; is ‘snowing. No snow has artchses lay o inches in inchâ€" .0 Bull Big Pash Befors.ths Bencch Epecial to THE TIMES, Toroxto, Dec. 8.â€"The rule nist granted against the Hoa. Geo. Brown, for his com:â€" ments on the case of the Queen or Simpâ€" son vs Wilkinson was the first on the 5 Wayornlty tlection. Special to THK TIMEA Naraxz®, Deo. $.â€"The contest an far for the Mayoralty will *be between Mr. Britâ€" tan and Mr. W. P. Williams, the present Mayor. They are both well qualified to fill the chair. Soma of the old Councilâ€" lors have resigned,and considerable interâ€" est is manifested in selecting ne#w ones. Snow has been falling most of the day B ats, Deo. 8.â€"About 2 o‘clock this morbning the store of Mr. Priest was broken open and robhed of a considerabl« amount of ~watches, jewellery, and cutâ€" lery, â€" There is no clue.to the robbers yet. Jeweliery Ntore Kobbed. Special to THE TIMES peremptory list of the Queen‘s Bench this morniag, and on the court assembling at noon was at once proceeded with. Mr. Brown appeared in pergon, with Mr. J D. Edgar as his attoroey and James Macâ€" Lennan, Q. C., Chris. Robinson, Q C., and U‘Brien wera for the motion, Daiton Mcâ€" Carthy beinz absent on the case being callâ€" eck Mr. McLenunan stited that Mr Brown was present in p~rsou to show cause, and that he was thore as counsel. _ Chief Justice Harrison said the practise of the court would not allow counsel to plead, when the party appeared himself. Mr. Brown then read an atfidavit containâ€" ing thirtyâ€"three pleas, urging that he meant no disrespect to the Court in the article written by him, and that it did not prejudice the defendant‘s case; he read extracts from other papers, includ: ing the Wes! Durkam News, and asked why he alone was brought before the Court, aud wound up by repeating what has alâ€" ready appeared in the @lobe under his own signature in reference to the Reform party‘s election fund in 1872, and denying that any other fund ever existed to his knowledge, and thit no fundsâ€"were used for corrupt purposes. The case is still in progress, Mr. Brown being still on his legs; the Court is crowded, and the greatest in â€" terest is manifested. LATER, The Proposed Internailonal Exkibitieon â€"Further about Big Push." Torox:o, Dec. 8.â€"At a numernusly attendea meeting of gentlemen interested in the proposed @nternational exhibition, Dr. May in the chair, held at Toronto toâ€"day, it was unanimously rasolved to abandon the idea of holding it in 1878, on account of the French exhibition being announced for that year, and the year 1879 was fixed upon as beingâ€" more sui â€" able. A committee of influential citizens bas been formed to arrange for a meeting of prominent manufacturers, merchan ts and municipal officers to be held at Toronto in Januiry next, to discuss the arrangements and plans of such exhibiâ€" tion. . Mr. 8. G. Ridout, late Assessment Cormmmissioner of the city, died this morn ing. 0 0 _ 0 _ Eo es Having finished reading his affidavit, Mr. Brown proceeded with the first part of his argument as to the jurisdiction of the Court, claimine that he only touched upgn matters that were dismissed from the Court by judgment on the application of Mr. Simpson for a criminal information against the defendant Wilkinson. He spoxe for two bours and a quarter, and then asked for an adjournment on the ground of weariness. Toâ€"moâ€"row he will resume, &nd will then address himself to the argument that in any case the article was not a contempt. _ At a meeting of the Corn Excbhange Asâ€" sociation toâ€"day, a resolution was moved to withdraw from the Dominion Board of Trade, for this year, owing to insufficiency of funds, but it was negatived, and Mesars. W. H. Howland and S. W. Farrell were appointed delegates. _ _ _ _ _ ___ At a meeting of the Board of Trade this afternoon, Messrs. W. F. MacMaster, W. Thomson and J . Gilléspie, were appointed delegates to the Dominion Board of Trade. Subjects recommended for discussion by: that body were:â€"Extension of the Exâ€" tradition Treaty with the United States, so as to inclule fraudulent debtors and ‘those guilty of breach of trust; Insolvent Act, especially the excessive expense in advertising entailed by the act; and direct trade with the W st Indies and Australia. A resolution was passed to the effect that the Board were of opinion that all property should be fairly assessed, and allk exâ€" emptions abolished. and a deputation conâ€" sistinrg of Measrs. W.P. McMaster, A.M. Smith, J. G. Worts and J. Morrison were appo.nted to present the views of the Board to the Local Government. A Singular Case of Persecutionâ€"Obitu« aryâ€"The Didiculties of Navigationâ€" CT. Vacancyâ€"Coolebs in Search of Mis Wifeâ€"Stock Market, Svecial to THE TIMES. I Moxtrzar, Dec. 8.â€"The Dunkin Act being in force in Missiâ€"squoi, the Temâ€" perance men are endeavouring to prevent the illicit sale of liquor in the village of Frelighsburg. H. N Dyke, a merchant, and Carpenter, a teacher, have espeâ€" cially incurred the dislike roI the liquorâ€" dealing fraternity by their attempts to stamp out the traffic. Means have been adopted to drive Dyke from the town or ruin his business. A liquor seller came into the city and gave information to the wholesale merchants with whoin Dyke was dealing, which made them for the time doubtful of his commercial integrity. It was reporsted he bad made his property over to his wile, and was acting suspiciously, as if about going to clear out. News was conveyed to Dun Wiman & Co‘s Commercial Agency, and at home he was threatened. Carpenter was threatened likewise, and two insuâ€" rance companies with whom he had his property insured, have cancelled the risk. A despatch from London anncnces the death in that city of Edward Mo: :,formerly a resident of this city, and father of 8. Moss, of the wellâ€"known clothing house. S. Woss sterts for England toâ€"night. _ This forencon the tug W. C. Francis arrived trom Quebec. The captain reâ€" ported that a week ago toâ€"day he started to tow up the schooner Grantham, but the ice cut her so much he towed. her back to winter quarters. . The weather moderated and he started again on Tuesday, and had no difficulty in getting up, with the exâ€" ception of near Three Rivers, where he had to cut through ice six inches thick. _ The Vestry of St. Luke‘s Church will meet on Monday evening next to decide upon making a call to some clergynian, the charge being vacant since the resigâ€" nation of Mr. Thornton, accused of imâ€" moral conduct. * u> Jean B;> Proulx avrived in torn to dsy in search of his wife, who left her home at St. Eustache last Wedâ€" nesday, because he says she was badly treated by his father and mother, who live with him. In the matter of Winning, Hill & Ware, a dividend sheet of six per cent. has been prepared, payable after the 19th of Deâ€" cember. , At 10 o‘clock last night a brakeman named Atcheson was badly jammed beâ€" tween a locomotive and car at St. Lambert while coupling them. He was injured internally. * |_ _ & L# e The Stock Market was steady toâ€"day. Sales: Montrea), 186 ; Merchants‘, 93 ; exâ€"dividend. 90; Commerce, 126}; Peoples‘, 95 ; Ontario, 1034 offered, 103 bid; Consolidated, 99 offered, 98 bi i; Molson‘s, 1114 offered, 1104 bid ; Jaecques Cartier, 37 offered, 364 bid ; Metropolitan, 53 offered, 50 bid ; Exchange, 100 offered, ?71 bid; Dominion, 128 ibig';' rl:gn;re:il Telegraph Company, 136% offered, 13 bid ; Dominion Tofvognph Company, 96 offered, 94 bid. TELFGRAPHIT. I APANt: TORONT3®. BATH. h 1294 i sn & gives a light 6quwl to 17 or 23 Sperm Cand DEALER INTLEATHERJAND_HIDES, Planed Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldâ€" ing, Shingles, Lath, &c. | 1HE SILBER ; LAM i BURNER Harness and Trunksq Gold Plated Double Carriage | » arness, ilver Plated Double cm-kn Thaioms, Black Jaâ€" panned Double Carriage Haieess, Gold platâ€" ed Single Harhess, Silver Plaw«d Single Papey Harness, Black Japanned Singi®e Bugey râ€" lur?est;:fi.%tl?‘hm tg;%ll‘:yl"g} "lli::v" .:m.’-f;: e ex Lo e e Te m c l Micanrers unequatceo i quauty quaNTITY & | FAVORASLE [Prig€s â€" | ar 1F. ~H 0 D GE $ . NO BREAKING OF CHIMNEYS BY THE Nov2 W. COHAMPN. 38 begs to fraw the attentio t.lm lnrflu wfl?‘nnoww his Livery~ Stables,© Carriages, AaLD VEHICLES, Snou in ts oams ons red en ‘:ommm be had at all uours by leayâ€" CE NT S & H.) Bornridge‘s Contre Town Livery Stables. Combustion Perfect BOOTSANDSH _ 8 oLD AND YouNG Normal Schoot Students! oo io thra. Dri Arithmetic HEAVYTU GEoR Hull ;Furaita ICHARD WOODLAND,: Burning Eoot Fall S%ock Complete. JW H DOBIFR, _ 048 RideauSt Opposite the c RIT3SH L.1ON HOTEL, Ottawa, Jaly 2, 1876 | HENDERSON & CO *1tsâ€" Branches. ~Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, etc., lways in Btock. $ Hearses sentto any part of the country at moderate nK:-. L ROBT. WILLIAMS, LIVERY . ANGUS, â€"â€" ~ Proprietor. UND ERTAKING { 00| Manager. Residence over the Store. May 3, 1876 dawâ€"y â€"FIRS ENTHE To Fruit 0 Sparte street, Oitaws. Metallic and Woodan Coffins and Caskets of every style, with suitable Trimniings always on hand. @hrouds, Bcarfs, Crapes an Gloves supplied on the shortes! notice, or rented if required. _ _ Hearses sent to any part of the t;mm(r.v & . PrICES To $U;T TH] TLMS. â€"____ CHARGES _ _ 5. 708 283, Unadatakar. No. 15, Nicholas street, near +« Rideau street, Ottawa,. © Si~Residence, as formerly at Nicholas street. May 8, 1876. dl4ly REDUGTIW] 1N PR‘CES iâ€"uâ€" â€" Flows s UNDEKRTAKEE (Buoccessor to ‘A. Swalwell,) Coffinâ€"~Store, No. 38 St. Paul Siroct. TTAWA YJAQJFRA TAKIN 6. Residence 2\ 4 Albert street Y TITLICG&EI‘DP Hamblin Smiths‘ FURS. BATZTON, w. HEARN, Bole Agent, Justiji@zo®IyED At ; British Lion Hoto!. rom Rochoster. Nall Kinds, . | Druggist, DUFFERIN â€" RIDGE. | 128v1 ived daily. T PRIZE rgra® i ENNI A L ;x'xo;;\;AnDlDIO 5 NEWELL e Manufactery STABLES GKO. NEWELL | ‘Proprieta THE TIMES,OTTAWA/ SATURDAY, ~DECEMBER 940876 £_WORWHEY Near York. Taxuyx noreaxacty it relieves instanfly the most acute pain. ~ UszDn exrenxaicy it is the best Liniment in the world. _ The Public are cautioned against imits '):,i{i}!li",:n:-p’l"tmwmicfi % with thc‘;lt'-‘mum. a Price 25 €to. per Bottle, | =: Bold <by all Pruggists. and Countey Storeâ€" «. Keepers throughout the world. Cures Sudden Colds or Coughs. The word *PAIN LLH?" Mark, and we have the sole parties offéring: their pgu name will be prosecuted to the the law. _ _ 293 Relieves Asthma and Phthisic Affords reliof from the most intense paing. Acts promptly in Cholera and Bowel troubles» Cures Canker in the mouth and stomach. A Luuen‘s 1 ~â€"UNG BAZSAM! TL sn constaroriyes zmap! HOlgEHOLD «â€"EBROLILE® _ PATILICILLER â€" . PMBAUILLER io iaapbeuhs PAINâ€"KILLER Unequaled for Rheumatism or Neuralgis. Perry, Davis & Sop & Lawrence, _ Bole Proprietors, Montreal. Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. PFor sale by all the leading druggists in the Dominion. PILE & HUMOR Cure. ;’?&:’;; -Tbvi FAILED. Â¥ Tt will Peurom s incur "'E ut and if it ao!.’;'&’ao :E{u Wroqc. after a fair trial, the money will be refunded. It never ;PILES t after ALL atleng HAVE r?n?m_- L .!'{“.‘.:E!g"}fi.‘!!_m‘ PILE & HUMOR Cure. g?r HUMORS, such as arbers‘ Itch, Cancerou Darpor® 1WB UMTICECC avte L2A Rlood. this Nihaly hes ons hnd a nerpe Grpge un m n a never Do n:t‘runilh and suffer when Fm%a Humor Cure can be had at any Drug Store. PILE &HUMOR vegetable in its composition, and can be us6d ID Frfnt safety in all cases. In ordinary 62868 of iles, one bottle will always cure. In cases of Piles memvm h‘;nxe, two or more bottles are sometimics ‘required. ~In cuses of Leprosy, are lomomo){h’nm y ASAEBIO NOC Serofula, and r _ cutancous disesses lhnno% W -Pll usually effect a cure. PILE & HUMOR Cure. Perry Davis & Sop & Lawrepce, HOLE AUENTE, Montrea) ces oo ypw‘,,"f A . E. ‘ ’.\\" Aso * 4 Sonf we"*~ PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER a perfect curs ar all the %onlfom of , Leprosy, Serofal Ringâ€"Worm, Saltâ€" aee efrinmasnio,inieg PAINâ€"KILLER et any one affiicted with a Cough or loyd, M. D., (of the U: AT).M have no ho‘fi‘aw“h %fl it was '; the use of Allen‘s Lung that I now live and enjoy health. ‘ UCH SUCCESS IS RARE! every Doctor recommends it! eware ofthe numiberless and worthâ€" loss _« ixtures &“&m or ikiet ho shar be sdes To realné PAINâ€"K[LLER named diseases. L. Scovm, M. D;, of innati, :A dee mad sey ith uy far the Seki eipher quainted. o Fallure in Ten Years! am: without delay. or: Lung: dificulty procure FOWLE‘S FOWLE‘S FOWLE‘S FOWLE‘S Cure. KI BJ ioi lultod towuu i cx.{u‘% implepineteitnt other & w "hare ueqe T oks sDer. & s 2 > sW lentFing ernooc Pnnnnt e‘ the abare can be used in Direct Importations from the Froducers BRANDIES, / PgRF | & OghErny> cwits, "aid, PORTEX, & PURE and Â¥HADULTNRATED, for Fatily Art And Medictadi parporeny + Teas, Sugars, Coffee & Syriipam i ) »meriment st tns nsl Orackere» oeMatE Showy 400. 5. yoicnpra® & 00 , in variety, and Mexies" Porter and Alos» f{3NHSIS X)prp syphat pasene, rounaams. Pure Malt Whiskey» fin tant it at mss ol t tm BologN® SAUSAOS=Myratr Gromiine tw namnits "Iyaame o the Te A Call solicited to Examine at â€" _ > : FHOS,.PAWTERSONS, â€" THOS,. â€"PATTERSON. HALL, PARLOR, ANBD KITPOREN nmnlflmrm TVWir1¥»80 £ wARE ROF.L0 WARE,;BTC , HTG., s 200 Packages xpT "auIm urnsert ofthe Swason) in Raising, Ourrants _ xâ€"Steamer Taguse SRORMERARNAOE T RLLA pigses, Sencss, Meintines, fixâ€"Stea.me;" Phcficm-immgmw yie Exâ€"Steamer| T ham og.a CQPX4 i5 stithtsted Mustard, powutne en 1. 5. ® Pvardagmuqs. and PRIYATE] £8érpunous, xqg'mmm ‘m [AN INSPECTION INYITED.] ~~IMIPORTANT ~NOTICE, f a~NEW â€"Gas «LIGHT "FOR®THE®STREETS netespniitutenuiient mb 5 o nlroseoemernin ‘h‘% HOT ~AIR !â€" ~HOT " WATER ! !« ~STEAM !!! IMPORTANT:~‘TO ©"*CORPORATIONS Steam Fire‘Engine Have reon awitdei1. theOLARR & IbBch mmtrr arovery Fui® at whiek thiy aveÂ¥ean FAJR OF THR: AMJ EICAN IN8TITUTE, 1s6§, MIORIGA®N "STATE! FATE |AT JJACKSON, J 180 â€" 3 raig oF TH® ) AMihioa® imertrore, ysre, MTCBRIGAK STATE FAIR AT LANSIXG, i1 wEW YORK BTATE FALR AT ALBAETY, ESTABLISNED 18%4. Shaving, Nair Cutting: and : Shampooing Rooms, Uurivalled Hair Cutting, Unparalieled : Reputation, Ottawa, Jan. ‘a0, 1976, OLiawa, April 10, 1776 Ottawa, May 28,.1878 WHOLESALE & â€"RETALL. vANUFACTUEIXG .COMPANXX ‘~TENDERS ON APPLICATION.3 ‘The . Cheapest "alid " Most: ‘Ecqnamical COME ONE, COME ALL, AND TRY THE CONQUEBOR _ . CONqUERED â€"‘ CLAPP & JONES CALDW ELL _~/.â€"â€" â€"i{lambert, Méech & 00., * i tnmie an nodralionin puadipan toogy on Aite Points of Merit are : FIRST PREMIUMS REQUIRJYG 52 Wellington stroet, Rajotte‘s Block, avKR YKT C OrFER®D ° . A Ssd s <A A sns RED ~AT ~LAST. GENDREAU‘S FIREK PROTECTIO®RJ 60 (BLUE STORE) 52 Wellington Stroot, KUDEON, NEW YOK OTTAWA 1876 not Equalled. Oi 110 *9 Bure col To en End are rum om Montreal time. _ _ _ _ _ . . e a o it HfftSIT, Otlews. For © Ottawa and ‘ Pembroke, «. . wia Brockville. Sesiclose momection _with ce ces Train _ from _ the " "West, . a04, Rprnbeeut Saitings sof ~Mail ‘Steamers, 5"3" i:.'“"'.;. "““"“‘“"mm:‘..wpz Brockville & <â€"Ottawa from New QuEENsTOWN AxD : LIVERPOOL R C. W.s MacCuaiz 39 Uonied vormont‘al paienstuap ts om New York, Boston, and mll ts STEAMEERs. *PASSENGEES To BE ON BOARD TH® NIGHT BEFORE * FROK POLTLAND. mg‘mofifl-m\t Traing "**~ _ wirL1iM GRAY #00., e Win dsor, Ont in ? W A-!fl,‘. Ale * , R. J, ML . twell, and oy al everywhere ; "k mt ariite mgtpendetene * 2t d tA 'a'i_'vl-â€""g_ ow Y\ i ohews" 4 t h {< 4 ~â€" * $itre ##hs flr&. m 00 1 or .similar force to many other organs :’ the body.. Adi t % llfiw .¢m, we may believe is ’tun centres of vital action in active ,Mm:mn its outlying in the assive. m.* € Dr. sa to avoid the concinsion unn t %â€"%h:uâ€" ie l 3 t n toe +3 nervous ; j % equally *to conâ€" andolive oils, in Sulphuric Ether, in nA c k) on â€" been %huv the hitherto known meâ€" rlaulu have w E \o- t only in eecran tÂ¥ o ered, by which its invaluab « o renlised Wwithoot ndministration have invari duced UNDER . :DISTINGUISHED },PATRONAGE PHOSPHIDNN E. 0 #0 N HENEW OURATIVE AGENT, AND ONLY This Phosphatic Wu-m mwwbo mwfigmm? hich replenishing the all the powers an functions of the system to Tt Beprncoch o use ( po m ainanigace mane 1st uh) ts known inempentis agests ol flm L af a sped mwmaommm »Protected by Royal Putent. & R ELILABLE REMEDY FOR NERVOUS AND LIVER OOMPLAINTS upon ;sor ineamyeprn" n k reotes taP boild, Tit besoous, imadomer, nervoue, and organic systems.‘ It operates on the sys ME DICINE. The Phosphodyne PHOSPHORUS DR. BRIGHT‘ & amm Palpitation of the He art The Phosphodyne * . tw ir d