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RTE3,. & c ni of the fnest e patent right of pared to furnish tacles heretofore overcome by the ined, ted Will save E to 0 M a KES. LE IN if the expense of iuration of light es attending. Muine and Service y adepted to light Ottawa, Ont. Tj TION®S qualled. NS , AM !! ! EN T nstruction, self approved‘ prin mplete, cers Lhey ha>+s been ANNBD se and onth REETS Week. Glasgow, Peas n e Rooms, ent A As7éâ€" es, Gelatines Street. and McKen urt an NGERS & w & e Anest x Eor sE eR Oe o5 U en nes d oo o t n ie enares*s \*" | sinn which some peo C | taim, a hy \‘ WeDouszal *old tut in Y urray bi g’“ll:-d :xl:“‘t ';hl:"'h‘ L A bont Wr. f and S om Paing \ + "'":.. Waxniticent Palves in Nepern . st ‘lh‘t‘S\VO Ald: Ch ’":4 Chabot Respec.fully Peslives 3 ot the case, No nc â€" \;nhm._ s1 B ELT‘rY Parts, ang:, "Ot; asnd he wloul.l n *"ul ce 11 ‘lence !s Aâ€"glesen Squara | the head of the poll. will @© s ominrizin J en | electors to vote r‘mj Negto ~ se esents, and it was bi > ut ow : said before, ho woul« the ratepayers of ,R‘ Ward in met the poll :‘\l«l Chal Albers assembled lt night in Mr. | h po‘‘. Ald. Mc s c 0ns sfore: [A ngicses Square, to dieâ€" | the Council, and lv«xkl-f‘" tatin: | | worked faithfu‘lly _ mea the sitit n. j â€" bek ~ : * was moved be Mr. StaRRs, seconded | Ftst tate (;".”m'"?' ‘Nr. U Kxxrx, that ‘Mr. John Byrnea :':‘ "T;’m in the C L’vk‘, the chair. | Corriqd. . U s ::gr:i.n r:})(":’::d n::l â€" Thrmas Davis was appointed Secre yr. [oe m PI . vote for Chabot. ry. s /orceâ€" W u.th“ Cnaatsx in having explained the l Mf‘tou: ‘} ,ho P why Eleciaors sqverei_n confessed that Major‘s Hili was a beactilal ‘ p‘we, but he re nem.we.>d long ago when be, or ary one alse, coi‘d go there, lie: under the trees aud real a took, but now, when $10,00 ) bai been spe it on it, there was a notice to the effect that yor xost iuer ors re® czass (Applause.) If fany gentleman watfed to eik questions; he was prepared to answer. ‘Ther> was only one thing to be s=a, if he a .d his iriend Mr. H'Koife were retuiacu, he would aitend to the interests of the city in genâ€" era‘, and to those of this much neglestâ€"d end of the ward in patiicrlar. (Applause ) Mr. U‘Ksere said he came here t> give bis views on the municipal | situa tion. _ He noticed in one of tc day‘s papers that more tmeetings were held in By Ward than in any other. It was easy of explenation ; By Ward had be n more grosaly represented than any other, and the elect ors rose indignautly to thr ow off the imcubus. (Applause ) The caiâ€" va=» of Mesais. Chavot, Starrs and himâ€" that wei the ouly time they saw him. As regards contracts given out by the Coun cil, he thoughbt it was shameful ; they a‘â€" lowed exira privileges, increase of estiâ€" mates, until, as in the maiter of the bridge lately erected, the structure cost three times the amount of the origine‘ specification ; bhe would strenuously: 0pâ€" pose that kind of thing if returned ; he would not say that aldermen profited by it, but they certainly were not losers ; there was the City Hall, for instance, there was not a word about extras in conâ€" nection with it at present, but wait till the election is over and then they will find them plentifully enough. â€" requ A Voiurâ€"I beg your pardon, the bi.l| for extras has already been received. | Mr. O‘Krzrszâ€"If so it was unknown :> him, but he promised if returned to check every paper and oppose any peyments beyond â€"what is contracted for in the original estimates. (Applause.) Look at Anglesea square as beautiful a place as there is in the city, but at present it is macadamized > with â€" suow. (Larghter). Feople drive away from it, they neglect it, but it is only what our representatives do every year and every month. grossly meg‘ect it. They take their old planxs np from Upper Town and bring them done here, an{tbing is good enough for: this end asd that is how things are managed. _ All these delinquencies make the sins of the pres nt Aldermen and c y out for their expilsion. The city is deâ€" frauded annually of tbousanas of dollars on account of gaol and other expenses, incide.tal to the Couanty. Ottawa is assessed to its full extent, but the County is not to a fifth. We have here evey year an assesement, while in the rich County of Cs:letoa they have not had one during the p st ten years, and there they strike a rate and each pays equally, that is, according t» the assessment, which every one k: aw was a farce. These were slight impo=‘tions only, but they served t> show in what way the business of the city was neglected and the money squanâ€" dered. It &>s into improper channels, and while the ratepayers were bemé robâ€" bed dust was thrown in their eyes. Hence the present unworthy aldermen should be turned out and men o° trust put in their places, and if they again <£d not fulfl their trust, les them also be replaced. (Applause.) . e C fl'uâ€"f;fio'wmg communication was then read from Ald. Chabot : l GzxtLexz:,â€"Some rumours having been circulat xd this morning to the «ffect that I have formed a ticket with some canâ€" didates of this Ward, I can only repeat what {have already declared publicly " that I have not, and will not, form a ticket with any beJy, and that I will stand neutral in the present contest." . o M Please excuse me for not being present at your mbolingi‘md tbe kind enough to> vote for me on Tuesday, the 2nd prox. Your obedient servant, s P. H . CaaBot. Mr. O‘Kezrs baving made an explanaâ€" tion as regards the foregoing letter, Mr. Lewaiss nextâ€"spoke in French, and referred to the â€" scanualous state of Patrick and Wurray streets, and other places, which, he said, could not be in their pre:ent state if the aldermen atâ€" tended to the iaterests of the ward for which they had been returned to the Counci‘. (Applause.) He next referred to Major‘s H:l!, and the money that had been experded on it, not for the war smiling faces around him, whether they were friends of his or not, though he was morally certain tbey would all vote for him on next Tuesday, but no matter for whom they voted he was confident they would do what was right and proper (Applause.) When the present contest was over, he hoped the illâ€"feeling at preâ€" sent existing, if indeed it did exist, would be over st the same time (applause), no matter who they put in. A Voiureâ€"We won‘t put you in. _ * Ald Hexzyâ€"Ob, yes, you will. (Lauga ter.) Of course t{:o present aldermen were ali in the wrong, and the other can didates were all in the right, but it should be borne in mind that they were as yet untried, and had, therefore, no sins t9 answer for. For his part he was fully confident the electors of By Ward would return him to the Council at the next er By Wa<D MEETING. empting to hold the municipal reins ong. Let the young men get a e. (GGreat ccecvions produce great ud the talents of the young generâ€" should not be allowe i to slvmber. Herey was almays happy to meet ect>rs previous to an election and 21 the ouly time they saw him. As is contracts given out by the Coun e thought it was shameful ; they a‘â€" | exira privileges, increase of estiâ€" ‘, until, as in the matiter of the e lately erected, the structure cost experid Irxzy was bappy to seeso many ¥» ceUNTHR CMANGE3 M lisgusted with it; the n _ away, burned very esentatives viewed the ect incifference, with pt. Tnis evening Ne Nussex street whom he to them, but be rankly ht there was a change said Nussex street wir r). . This serves to illusâ€" ivs Assombled d. He had often structureâ€"the St. â€"and on looking rest road to a macâ€" i he bad to take t> tor). He remenmâ€" d _ Ald. _ Heney Mr Ward in night it Square, t ARRs, secon He 1 see iine many t> mey were anc he election as surely as they had done in the past. (Cheers ) _ _ © tions. Ald. Cbabot was asked if he was not c i the same ticket as Messrs. ‘Koefe and Ntarrs, and hbe roplied in the negative, he. ce the nouice. He agreed with Ald, McDougal that there was no aeed for‘ Ald. Chatot‘s name on aby ticket, as there was ro opposition, and he was sure to go in.. Ald. McDoveare continued were always people ready to cry (tue aldermen) were doing noth were always people ready to cry that they (tue aldermen) were doing nothing. Now when the last iniquitous " Local Improveâ€" ment Byâ€"law " was passed it was against their will; they were outvoted, and it was carried over their heads. He was going to vote against it whether put in or not, as there was an effort about to be made for ita repeal. W hen be said whether he was put in or not he was only joking, as he was sure he was going in. (Laughter.) l{e was not about to deny anything he had done while in the Council. A petiâ€" tion as lovg as from here to the river came in asking for & bonus to a railroai from here to Pembroke. He voted to bave it received, he always ieard the voices of tae people and he alâ€""ays would. (Cheers.) He was in favour of that byâ€"law, and he was not here to deny it. He listened to the voice of the pecnle and voted for its beinz granted on ce‘ ain conditions ; one was thit it be built straight to Arnprior, instead o. Perabrole, so as to bring the whole trade of the Upper Ottawa into this city. (Applause.) !t was not done, aid, therefore, the Byâ€"law was rej ted as it desorved to be. They had hes 1 esoused of not opening up Mursay street. They tried t> have it opened several times, and ho even went sround with a petition t> be signed by there baving lots abutting on the street. The Council said if the people wanted a street they should help +» open it by their morey. They did not do so. Mr. Coxwarâ€"Did you have property ther > the 1 ? Ald. McDoccaLâ€"No, sir. Mr. Conwaryâ€"What did you do with it ? (Laugh® >.) Ald. MoD.â€"I sold it. Mr. Conwarâ€"Before or after ? Ald, MoD.â€"Before. Mr. Coxwarâ€"I say you sold it after. Ald. MoD.â€"It does not follow that beâ€" cause you say so, Mr. Conway, it is correct. (I wughtor.) After this some of the proâ€" prietors whuited the street opened as far as the river, thus making a burleeque of it. $ , A Vorceâ€"How is it that Ald. Durocher was only one year in the Couneil, and yet was very near carrying it. Ald. McDovear said he helped him aloug as well as he could. He hoped the coutest would be carried on on its merits and that no personalities would be inâ€" dulzed in. Mr. Starrs suggested :P-t inâ€" siead of building on Major‘s Hill the aldermen should build down here, but what about the magnificent castle Mr. Starrs was building out in Nepean, thus taking money out of the city? (Cheers.) A Vorceâ€"He does not like t» build among our h is at this ead (laughter). A debate here ensued between Ald. McDougal and Mr. Conway, relative to the Local Improvement byâ€"law, wherein it was shown by the alderm»«, by printed by: law, that his party were outvoted. _ Mr. Cosnwayâ€"Where are all the stones go.~« to ? _ Ese 80 _ Ald. MoDovearâ€"They will bs prought here (cheers and groars). Ald. McDovear continued that he had as much jnterest in the Ward as Mr. Conâ€" way. He had property here, and yet further down than this. Mr. Coxwaryâ€" Why did you sell your property on Murray street? (Laugh:er.) Ald. McDovoar â€"Because I got a good price forit. (Laughter.) . _ _ Mr. Coxwarâ€"You are in the Council long ecnou h. (Applause.) _ _ Ald. McDovearâ€"I shall be there longâ€" er. (Laughter.) He was no orator like Mr. Conway. Me‘concluded by thanking them sincerely for the attontion with which they had heard him., â€" _9 Mr. Stares said so far as he could unâ€" derstand the thing, it amounted to thisâ€" Aldermen Heney and McDougal had too much business to attend to. Thoy had always as an excuse that the measure was carried over their heads, but that was | absurd. This could no longer pull zh.‘ wool over the eyes of the electors. Why did they not go arow .d for an hour or two. and â€" consult with the ratepayers ? If they went to their brother chips of Upper Town they would have the comâ€" mon courtesy to & i6 down and inspect the strcets. As re rds his building a house on Bank street, he would only say, if things were carried on â€" s they were at present more than he would build out: side the city. If the Aldermen looked after the interests of the Ward, in a proâ€" per ma~uer there would be more fine houses going up in Anglesea %m After a fow remarks from . Rarms and Mr. Eowaro Devu® roe to this was objec.ed to by Messrs. 0 and Stais as the meeting was called by their supporters and they did not think it fair their opponenu should occupy tue entire time of the mnefing; Ald. Hesey and McDougal then left wi their supporters. l After a vote of thanks had been tender: ed to tre Chairman the remainder dis persed Appe il Cases of the Butchers again Sut cessful. B+fore His Honour Judge Ross. * The butchers cases were examined beâ€" fore Judge Ross y;u_urdey «_ _ _ ‘The case of Edwards Bros., charged with selling meat without a license; was taken up. _ _ 2 Inspector Rosertsox swore to having seen meat exposed in their stall on Riâ€" deau street for sale, and also to their hayâ€" ing acknowledged that they sold meat. In his address to the jury, . Hon. Mr. O‘Coxxor pointed out that salt meat could be made to resemble fresh meat by the use of saitpetre, and as there was a doubt as t» whether it was fresh or salt meat defendant exposed for sale, he usked theé _ju'qr:: give them the benefit of the doubt. They accordingly did, and brought i8 avernict of "Not Guilty ." The second case of Auclaire was next called on, which has not yet been decided. * _â€"THS ROsS CASB. The case of Ross, for assaulting â€"Detecâ€" tive Groulx ‘ast summer, was next called. It will be remembered that Detectives Groulx and McVeiity went one night last au imer to the yard of the defendant in search for burglars, and as at that time ro 2e permnwminthohbitdmly milking his cows, he thought the rs w«re benton that errand, and fell upon one withâ€"a stick while he set his dog on the other. The jury‘dw,nnd Ross was aoâ€" quitted. A ; ‘The second case against Charles Auclair was also dismissed on technical grounds. now oped ; Det‘s 8 1 coUuNTY CoUET cents There POND‘S EXTRACLT PONMDS EXTRAULT. The Poople‘s Remedy. nose, stomach, and elsewhere. TOOTHACHE, . Earache, â€"Nearaigia ‘and Rheumatism are all alike relieved, and often permanently cured. 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Train tor the Wwask,_and Uige & For West and South at 10:50 a. m. 4 Of uniform gauge with the Grand Trunk t Reailway Ox and Frox Mox»ar, NovexBmu® 20rE 1876 TRAINS, RACB #AF, DAILY, AN 8 lesdem 4 > 2 : £ * 3 > 4* 8 $ 1. [V+!s 0B #50 ;A0IO@UVVAA ) 04x wareat, *L Carver and.@llder, Mirror and.Pleture Frame OETAWAâ€" RAILWAY, oib aborta Th svevmmper wan 1P Tt nployment of Sn Aoiao, pamien fiee Aneprane en ie i SBoP ‘In the Abure Litle, hoges fi-: attention ; moder prices, C pcgcd _ perrom en n omper c t ty moks T-l 8ST, LAWRENCE "Cfara tw aim * ~ * T ALBION ~HOTEL COURT HOUSE AYENUE, .. , @PTAWA, ONT, This in a fine n:-uoung mzn.lt?hl & West at 10:00 p.m. LEAVLNG @TTAW A. First class santple rooms Jfor: commercial rsiveliers. _ Every attention paid to guests."" ‘TEnxs, $1.50 per day, Onanibus to and from P"'M : F';"onwwns_rn. * l\llmmm EREMEDY ! R::C.:;W. : MacCuaig QUEENSTOWN ANDâ€" LIVERPOOL APASSENGERS To BE OX BOARD THE mcuufll. Specific Medicine. at WILLIAM {GRAY‘8B] AREIVLNG LN. OTTAWA From the West at 7:00 !‘#nmlhuand â€" West at 8:45 a.m. rom the East 4 South at 4:10 p.m. â€" it possesses the great advantage of not causâ€" I l-x:_g, whe?_}g‘l_x‘uure_umuw the slightest nggfisi Ha‘p'riitbi.â€";;‘;i"" '*_ " But of all the ”o#h Lone to become a constituent of um-&z as .Phosphorus. then is an elemen which can unpa?th? and qvue%- from & condition chemical ty wmam%w Evlrtu of this character orus m the mm lhoh::nc, nfl. ‘o'nnm mds o tors mal, ow in conetia is oo tell and w&mmm@m may burn, and hmt{&. bones in its unorpfion- content, an impasâ€" aresos iipvlesnment fieshâ€"and what is m-]id'?('r“m’"_"ii oonuiuud with bones, apply with ol the body. ail iRronghont The IHving ape 2m, we may Daliese ht Phosphoras infounm ) t the centres otv‘!‘t.u action in the active ondition, and at outlying points in the assive condition." 1!Dr. Rowbotham it is difficult to avoid the conciusion that: hcn‘:*u- oxidated state is essential element of aoâ€" tivity in toâ€" hraingnd nervous system of anâ€" :ll&houhth h'.;lnugn M‘“l:dm n.: mmu,liuu ::fiaofaddnzmt in all cases where the: animal vitality is failing, phosphorus is decidedly superior to every gther remod;. n%‘fil‘no'n. It v'?llm it possesses the great advani UNDER ‘DISTINGUISHEDEPATRONAGE PHOSPHODVNE CUEERFUL,: BRILLLANT, EXERGETHIC c;- “"1 i1 ‘symptoms which this ie mag to n wheife harmeag citpurite mildncs. aupar The Phosphodyne To in i tanpnmanmaetie in mniaioes meicee. Antinh bhs jong veen nsourtomed. the P oiiniines in ignapies ut notetiiens" "*" n 0 on in menon adiictne Yonders _‘ ‘MEDICINE . Frotocted hy Royal Letters Patent. PHOSPHORUS! The Phosphodyne Nervous Debility, THE BENEFICIAL EFFRCTS overcoming that dull, inactive, and disposition .which many persons axâ€" DIGESTION IS IMPROVED, BRLIGHT*‘S&i _ _PAINâ€"KILLER Tarex intenxacty it relioves instently the most acute pain. Usen exresxaucy it is the best Liniment in the world. Â¥. Relieves Asthma and Phthisic. rmfi_:uy nEfl.- is * partieg PAINâ€"KILLER: «ures Canker in the mouth and stomach. Affords relief from the most intense paing A ty einenee HOUSEHOLD 1s a Soversign Cure for Dipthoria. "*. ‘xoven Rrmqait on waie â€" Perry,: Davis & Soy & Lewrence.. A sure oure for Dysentry and Oholerts Merbus. MEtans NML P ts , py on tho eading cfifim-. 7 Perry Davis & Sop & Lawrepos, . _PAINâ€"KILLER 4s the great PAINâ€"KILLER Unegualed for Rheumatism or Neursigle. Pinvss nave sam x i esavanes PILE & HUMOR Warranted a perfect oure for all the woret forms of PILE & HUMOR FOWLEԤ PILE & HUMOR im PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER Price 25 COta. per Rottle. PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER PAINâ€"KILLER FOWLE‘S FOWLE‘S BOLE AGENTE, Montreal Â¥| pu. 18 ‘f