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[Â¥ pérp ATIONALEg, ago &&& asn DAR & Bkisa Notazkes, dto. R ISC AMLLLs yaloian, purgout â€"â€"Albord 261006 a»., and 3 t 4 9. witl¥® uy in in Ottews and | anty of Ottawa. orF THE tiTk oBPA & 38 AUOLE, ntie n YBUP 0P M part mieveg mepyon "mos, Tantee} Restover aâ€"lu for Furniture. ";:': im 1648 We i. BAKEE, in .. Viewe, Feby3, 187 3, 2180 ~ | Debiity al Sn puk onand trox« * 1 Mark registered s OX k cuntags, mtz Prvsagey > o *»"â€" YR TLE NAVY y " * bfi."‘: es T. & 4. on wach Plug. "wa :w.- so low that all can us it. (Toon amen Aemngip c ame « £¥" is "hens e Alrnateniaine pics Htanies,, / 3 asorin LOTTR nmo thef, A â€" o ouod _MMQ Co., press & â€"0ckport, N. Y . l i MAKE A SPECIALUITY or t MB * s o ._,....u-‘ of Tukets 08 WWe w\ 13 3,) fambeletsalprnd P d hss hed Business Qardaâ€"not axcsedize 1M Upe ND in point of Anish and Aurability, whit surpassed in any market. All work wartmnted for one y: kinds of repairing carefully lhrge amount of new and im machinery has lately been added, the whole is driven by steam power _mad to pattern, on the shortest notics. Th‘-‘m in any style from «M plainest and cheapest to the most sls raled to any p tteru. mountecd. Ax-d-u-utd- very shortest notice. June 22, 1872 teaim Dredges, Su'u.m" Hoisting Derâ€" ricks, 6 Ipland Excavators, e t*,,. %A;Tc‘m;“r’fit’flifi%l s Freight and Cartage Agency. Mire UVF CANADA, Witite is hereby given that an applica t‘..'_":nh w":u‘:hhmdm Uanada, at next sitting Thereof, for an Act to continue the ORAND TRUNK ARRANGEMENTS , ACT, 1862 ho Fich clauses thereof fpediont, for three 7ears, from the oo KAWAY3 BUGOLES ANXD Y1L.K1GHS, ournals made up from the best clase per, and at prices as low, if not lower «t any other house in the Dominion ; male or reteil. wt â€" Mgin Street, opposite Russel House. ::.“O“ will recaiv e wade can be supplied by AWA STEAM Stockdale, â€" Brother & (Co, ths establishment will be lound on FACTORY, DPEAU SPREET, OTTAW 4, nds Te 2. 1ote _ ol Bookbinder, Paperâ€"ruler and ueP Yoard W anted, ol ooo oo o ies poses â€" rg" if the yoadt . -‘-7‘%.;. ie ato e t mc | “..'.a....-..w ‘ai 10 ceuts per |ind, 144 140E aad if r . * ") q «-.uhmp ie N. R KR & CV ., W eliingion Street. 4w werte (ttawe. ‘ Bookbinder, Paperâ€"ruler and i Book Manutasturer, at |b.= D%fi :l'lh_yhh.l_ Laigers, Cash Books ~‘fl."'. 25 omlMIIE v‘fli‘“ wiptze O ) L Gls theopup definite term are a vyOL. VII NO 2209. ho Daily Cimes i2 Sxeeed One Million and wl) on tor exmer parpores. y establishment ?hd in this «C country), 'o..o a position ILWAY COMPANY than any one else. VUK i #OOD 4MOKE, y 1. i23 "@% reserted in the Duily Times a<$! perforating or numbering care~ WEEKLY TIME3, the additional issue of second bonds, or the creation of some Artioles Loat G T BAYE &4 0O OF ( and SNleigh Money Wanted or to Loan, W antec. i. t n o Loduing ste in Daily Trwsa eaoh subsequemt to aevery varioty vitle Tor Saie, Catile Wanted, KA TES. uts \ (Mtaws, Dec. 7, 1812 Consiating of Trowserings, Vestings, Oversontâ€" ings, also a Beavers, Pllots, Dosskins. Vm‘m An, Puseds, Bostch, Rugliish and Canadiana, udzhuu stook of Readymade Clothing, all of which will be sold shoap for sash. We ‘.‘.‘dep :.hbbldu-.obmwd T Mbmummm FALL ‘& wINTER Goops, Our Department is, as asual, somâ€" fiaom-dhh. under the aupervision of a Orst sluss Cutter, genatliaomsen may rely on geiting a good Aiting garment. WMEKARA & OO, mi en at a7 ver? mbutl mdvacce We ae always selling of and at a price to defty comâ€" water communication through the smme. The mills are run by water power, and twoen millions in the ssason. ins in lnvited., ruf-thp-fi-hnimb 1 EOO R h The above firm (the only Boiler Build â€" are in (ttawn), are m{ o masvwiece OMEARA & Co is OW w acocommotals on reaâ€" .-lll:E‘n.l. boardars and the nnn1- a . Table always supplied with all the rarieâ€" tiee which the season can afford. uore of the choicest brands and Havana C of the best quality, constantly kept on -“flumm Mull, Nov 26, 1873 31)86 o ."‘-m. Luint he has recently opaned and %IL‘. l‘:.‘ m‘.' -a‘“ Village :.A'_‘_’_, » EKXCHANOER MUTEL, and with U wad c tamn, Retice tablen mc and wood tops ; a groat varioty of Parliour Chairs otf the latest styles and improved paitterns ; Cane Chairs in black walout, mm;h'wudluu ; Wardrobes, Urses, Wiiting 'hhxlllnfldlnhudlt“‘lflb. | &o. umvm'onvouu.(‘:un. __ We have now the Largest and RBest %e« wmammaâ€"ar ever held by any storehouse in this Aty, The public â€"are inrited to meapect our goods and judge for themselves. MiJF* Hemomber the Place, No. 5, Ri dean Street, Kast End of Suppors! Aridge. e RUWE & ANNABLK, J. B. Grenier respectfully to inform lis numerous customers and the public at Dirsct from England, all sizes, anad doable. «Orders from Public 121- or private famailies solicited. Alsod, _ _ _ BEG TO ANNOUNCE MHaving jist receivwul another lot af the HQFP AIB PURNACES! Patent Wroucht Iron Bedsteads, Fore Coal or Wooud. Public and private buildings heated in the most modern and MORNINC STAR (OAL STUVE, the best and most econoâ€" mical heating Stove in the market. _ Uall and so0. + I.IIADO'!A% Corner of Hussex and ieorge Ottawas. Now 186. 187% H. Meadows & Co. ruhrMuhon.‘mw and Plain Haircloth in styles of Charving, Plain and Polished, Very Hand. OWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS Campbell & McBride, STEAM BOILER nmiKEZS F’IIITUBI! FURNILTURE | Burliagton & Mo. River R. A, Co. '.n‘.udruh never will be. On PFinm ear‘s Credit at 6 per cont. Interest. Products will pay tor the land and im« Jany 24, 1873 tmnxes low, and education is free to all. 'anlvlhlhouc-“h lows, upwards of 14 (XX) British subjeots, and the aumber in Nebraska in proporâ€" onately larger. f Multitudes are coming, ‘and there are (xu:-.‘vh.!dI”m'& eall for all that m-nlnv.ld‘ Albert Strest, Richmond Road, Moma. Otitaw»=. Oot. 30. 1874 MUMBEXR LULMITYS AND MILLA. aTEAMX BROTILERA Wiy~ Rvrory attimtion given to reqpaw Ataws, Docaember 24. 1811 M 17 A Weotional the eraot |oâ€" -n-dbnmmu 30 cante, and of Nebraaka iands at same price. For ct-hndlmb . &A HARRIA, yay~ ploase my what «lvertinemeni was seen., 1m 50, SPARKS 8T., OTTAWA, alers in Dry Goods, Read made Clothing, &c., &c. YNULIBH BKDSTEADA!!| tead . . No 6 U after “1-6 required mgdfl kinds as usual TINW ARE, Wholssals and Retail. * XCMANOGE HOTEL, M* Come West and thrive, Friends will MILLIO®AS OF ACAES RUR AiaLEK BY THE is much within the Hoit of this enultivated ; climate is warm, SURKET, WULL, P. 4 A12 im 2133 @Vaimnvyee? II EuLi illg awmi under the ansploss of the Building Mflhudhft- o MARCH next, h-pu"‘hg xi towards the reduction of the debt on ‘.1':.‘ "I.afl-hn kindly conâ€" _ The inllowing "Lartiee have kindiy con. Countess of Dufferin TEAMS will be carriend from RKNFKEW uornwnuhu-z.u-x 1 Team with dmver and » » » »BB.AA¢ 1 Horse with driwer only......... 4400 FUNDS of St. ALBANS CHURCH \Ths Oltawa otherwise, in aid of the in vhaw. ;.ny!-nâ€"u. q..;fi--... Purs! Purs! Puaurs! Boge ‘w- : intunate that his i j oipatami, aaduang every every kind in general throm the high est priced :--:-n the tmsie xi means of all. Laniiss: Jackets in Houth Yoa Moeal. Ladice® Jackets in Persian Lamb, Ladies‘ Jackets in Grey lLamib. Ladioso® Jasket» in Beaver, Ladieaw‘ Jooksets in Ruwsisa Lamb. Ladies‘® Jackats in Rrmine. Capitalâ€" Ten K245 J. W.wmoui8®, West side of the Canal Basin, near the Nkating Riok, Mume Hall. (Miaws, Nov %3, 1872 3033 tm oity . UE RHVAOL TINCRAONCK O# Woill Coats and Robes. The highest cash price '.fl toe Haw l&ln?.n“:.:.'... (Mimnma, ts £%, 1078 XX06 h.:.l K C prinaipal ul-n-w:.::-::-m (kor) Metonifo, C3 A. J a An. AA. XK. CHIRTS, KOLLAKS, KUPFPR lI;" made to order The Chirt W ood torSale A U POQ H £ X#, NMtail No. 14, Lower Town Market, Miswa., 1..*-&“-!0."- le, he has opened a Htail in the Lower Town Market, whare he will keop always on hand Fresh Beef, Mution, Lamb and Sausages, &c. Kearpything in his line of business wil be sold at the most ressonable rates. A cheap, and durable Machineâ€" -Q{qu::‘ runaing Wheek from I x | mobhes to 12 x 1 inok. PRICK OF MACHINE, [ Mmfi“fi“w ami round thee hom $212% to € 34, m Â¥i0and $Â¥), running Whesek up to 2M m cheas in diameter. oo asklent‘s ()loe, Rrockuilie, Jan. 18, 1074 divectly made by the Ca, al ihar own m-l-d:“-ulud i is to Standard4 boodn L n oe ofoe. y n dsc aor poot goods. The tul an all w conasct will be furnisihed by thiz tMiaws, Pab 28. 1973 n Poir ponds, The hn uneaice Nine hundred soree of Land near (Minwa, Nov , 18724 RED . HAT Notice to Lambermen. DNX uF THUE Plomsee hioe M'J-q ‘.‘. 15y . 43 THE TANLTE Q*1, 1w dm Srondeburg, Monros, o , All of the TANITE )1‘8 KENJAMINX RDWARDM, PLHCLIAL NOTWEK, Sawed and Unsawod. PA NY IX AID OF TH E * ANEK, Hollimiar, As., omm« JWMN LaNOTON, Hrs. U., Winksts aluo be sant toâ€" JAKKS ANOUN, OTTAWA TUESDAY. MARCH 11, 1878. pnlnl-n &A LKX l A great rarioty of articles s HOLIDAY TIME3, ‘ -bl-l,h quantities to sult, on dreugus : Aaun-m 0O . par © To wail the TINKRA, the caos Houssbold article ever mreated. A 4. L. Asommos, 2. 11. Box 144, Mo with Moial Hchool Mplom, aw»iA teo fllmt‘wd& NDoementary chool required 10 Gll. &t‘“ Whiakies, Jam The inbkabitaats of the City of Otlawa are respectiully requesied to visit the OD Motel Popristors will Snd it to their draniage to axamine my stock. YRUPS in Bottles, from Proit, | yln.(iz:.u.wmwdi LIKEW INK, } HJNABLE RAININS the very choissst . | LOWEST CASH PRLORs | Cempor thaa CUINA, OLASS, EARTHWENWAKE ANp To be found in the Dominioa, :-'“". -; um" “mv‘"mfi Rlackwell‘s, of this season, such as: _ Jamsand JeliLbes, of all kinds in pots, Turt Fruits in Botties, vis : ~Aoocssbarries, _ #NHOUNE UF 10RLIH,* No, OJ Sparks street, the Britsb lLonai¥® vrarted stock of € oX nrugrs c ® s y 'fiim*" Jany 1 ,lll.,nmfil. Single Belis of this will do the work and lnst 1e long as a Double Beit of Canadian (Nk, Paints and Colors and.Varnalshes, sad Chaigh Bomlobn 1st Brins Figs, and Phg, Grain, Hags and Canvas, pig iron. P. & RO# & BHM., 10 Grey Nun Street, . 187 2. 1 OO Pssn _ pSt. * Eflm uik TANNED 1EATHER BELTINXG AND TAXH Anud RAILWAY COOMPANY, ADEL1LAKD OX MBS, the above harIing R loft my employment contrary to thou 0""1“- IMIL, â€" | agresments, person doing so will be PUBLIC NOTIWH i heroby that | prosecuted to uw . A pplication will be made to the ALLAN FRAAKEK, ol ithe Dominion of Canads, at is nest | Kinstwra, Fob. 11, 18°3. 2193 Dmeot wroatarions Always on hand. B BOR ONB WEEK ONLY, QRAND Remnant Sale FRIQAY, 28h OF FEBRUARY, N. FAULENER‘S, Otiaws, Doo M, 1872 MAPLE LEAF, quael esnt Oe O* kn «UNTUMS DEPAXTKEN1, 2189 . im PEKNING UKF PARLLAMAENT, UTTLED Fruits and Syrups, THUREKE MCHOWL THACHKERâ€"One THBR REKMNMANTY wili be soid at LALL Jaxde ~ Atamm County, PA COMMENCINO (TOâ€"DAY) NIUON FURWAKDNG UAELLE angd Clarets. Jame and Jellien, Fhroring EKxtracts and Pottsd Meats, POR PIR3T OLASS GOODL. THO4, PATTERXML, to increase the Capt No. 26, Rliean SWtrest, 8IGN OF THE wnols as : mual N O T IGCGE ‘ Kemnants otf all kinds ofered at prices that will in dure their immediato Hailc. L 4 l Allan, McKinnons & McMoran, %0 SPARKS STREET, OTTAW A l THAX THORE OF LAST SEASON, ; peâ€"i4 | WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION PARTICULARLY TO THEM o Russel! & Watson, ' Vitews, Feb. 18, 1873 29, SPARKS STREET. . â€"One Case of Black umier the name and firm of I%D.ONRLL & MONGENAIS #flb”fi”lfl?n&h.d- on the business in his own name, and due and wzm said in to be setiled and paid by the said Rmeprenc ced suie sn oi m Mongenais -:i:* all claims to the > _ D. MoDONELL L A. MUNGEN ATIS, : PressedHayfor Sale. nn-)umou OF PARTNERSRIP. GEI.!ERAL GROCERIES, EH, LIEGUORS, And PRONVIMONXNX. ¢ TEAS in particular, guaranteed at 35 cents and upwards. WiP* HXMKEMBEK THEK ABOVEk TWO STUKES ONLY P. Baskerville & Brothers, uk o olA on sâ€" tA oc LOXXZ XIXt IXDN PRICES Bonnet, Jauberts and Gourd, Croizat & Dubort. These Silks are all fresh from the Makers, and being much Direct from LYONS, including the Celebrated Makes of Messrs Russell & Watson k wm.xm. 64 I chase and a -n-h-.: amount of MAY, . lavolosd at 1:-!.*. tb‘a:::l‘lhu -.-._gm,.g loading exira, to any Banlion of Three Rivers Hay part of Canada. €JOM M ENCE TIMM EDTA TETL t . c(lllhnl.w& C L O LK â€"8 T BR E6T , Kv&n QUACKA. _ _A vistim of earty ind Ottama, Fab. 1, 1873. s U ANPLUS STOCK COTTONS AND REMNANTS, Three Rivem, P. $ Mn.%:. 2189 104 Annual Clearing Sale TFAWA CARRKT MULUAKL. (Miawn, Jany 9, 1813. 86, RIDEAU S8TREET AND DUKE ST., CHAUDIERE. If you want value for your money, call to the above Stores. None can exceed them in io BLACK SILKS ! gooke e NoAq mR Relow Coâ€"tL. Choigse Patâ€" PRIN TS HAVE JUST RECEIVED P. BASKERVILLE & BROTHERS, DRESS GOODS Wincies at The TRKACHERâ€"cannet use a more thorâ€" ough or effective method. The P U P I Lâ€"oannot study from a more concise or attractive aysâ€" The DEKALERâ€"cannot w stook a book n:':u there is Unsqualledâ€"Incomparable! So admitied ."t:.m -li.-l d“ ratifies to the fact. OLLVEEK DITSON & CO., Boston. CH A8. H. ITSON & C0., # 111 B‘dway, New York. 15th Feb. 2189 Sold Evesywhere. Price $3.75 bocarmaten w e bon NE W METHOD At the Branch,.Qffjpes of »the .. MNEROHANTY: BANK.â€"OF WANADA NERCHANTY BANK QOF CANADA. Meâ€"Tt wxwh'w‘w’lv.&rw c AT AALUIFAX / t ® At the | MNLRCHANT3‘ BANK OF HALIFAI BRAXNK OF BRIFISH NOR PH A XER1ICA AT QUEBHC@) .o > . UNION BRANK OP LOWEBR CAaNiDPA ICH ARDSON‘8 .‘ JRF 11% & E1 ..3 i #yuwwm AT MONXTREAL : ~ CARPETS axo HOUSE FURâ€" NISHINGS. Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths Remnants of cleared out P YX A NCO ! AaAT VICIORIA,; # ten per: cent. deposit on the bufi.?lll be .m w the there will be MILLIXERY HRANTLES, Reductions 91 $ In this BUKRE THROAT, COUGH, COLD, and similatr troubles, If saffered to result in serious Puimonary, lmh:: and Asthmatic affections, oftentimes incurable. ‘mm W.M -’mm ‘"O..'Pll‘h,.o‘.’:;: A DEAD MAN‘s BRA"NS TLANSTERRrD TO a 1Â¥e - id ‘u I u " | P .‘" 1NG P«lj TECT, published ‘a readable and instructive pamd | / ;; ul 45 6 phict, which may be had free at the stores. (From an Occasional Corresponient en the New York World.) BKOWN‘8 BRONCHIAL TROCH ES are compormded so as to reach directly the sent of the dissame and give almost instan The Troches are offered with the fullest confidence in their efficacy ; they have been thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation they have justly mcquired _ Fo: Public Spoakers, Singers, Military Officers, and those who ovartaz the volce , they are useful in relieving an Jrritated 'l‘hrou,nd will render articulation easy. Boing an article of t1ue merit, and taving proved their efficacy bysudhzmymuchymnodl thom in now litles in various parts of the wor and the Troaches are ulnr-llypruanncfi better than other articles; Obtain onty «Brown‘s Bronchial Troches, and do not takeany of the Worthiess /metatsons that may b» oGered. ©Tsoouss," so called, sold by the onnce, are lrfl imitation and nothing like BROWN‘8 BRONCHIAL TROUOH KS which are sold only In bores with facâ€"simile of the propristers, JOHN L BROWN & SUN, en ontelde wrapper of boxr, and private Govrs ernment stump attached to each box. This cars in putling ap the Troches is 1w portant as & #ecurity to the purchaser in ordo to be sure of obtaluing the gounnuine Brow o Bronchial FPraches. at 25 cents per box. â€" i Rout axpo Wroxo.â€"It is wrong to jest . with your wife ufon a subject in which there is danger of wounding her feelings, and it is wrong to speak of great virtues in another man‘s wife, to remind your own of Iault; but it 1s not wmgthrLl:‘; the "«Canadian Pain Destroyer‘" and = ing its wondertual effects, to recommend it to your nei mnmmam' tiem, ' mp%ddio.bo..ithn no cqu% for sale by Druggists and | country dealers,. Price 25 cts. per bottle. | Garir Coxotrio® Munrorsrâ€"As a sonditi medicine for horses "Darley‘s Condition Pow ders and Arabian Heare Remedy® has ao equal Its effects in this respoot are astonishing ; many horses that were supposed to be broken down and almest worthless have, by the use of a for packages, been restored to .M{ an) sound condition, all traces of the disoase wh, nucu“fl removed, and have been sol for from to $75 more than they would pre viously havebrought; when you want a horse ‘T‘wo Quzrstio®s Eisiur Axswezeo.â€"Why should men wear beards? Because they are a great protection to the throat and lungs, and add much to their personai m& Why sbhould we use Byron‘s Wafers?" . Because when used for coughs, colds, tickling in the throat, hoarseness, &0., they act like a charm Ministers and iawyers use them, physiâ€" un:;mou th‘;n.nd‘;?mmd public speakers aâ€"y they are very best medicine in existence rorthscuro:?such mus, Wiusu w‘s Booraing Syuur is the preâ€" soription of ons of the best Female Phyricians and Nurses in the United States, and has been asod fot thirty ysars with never tailing enfosy and suocoss by mititons 0t motherss and children, from the tooble infant of one wiek Idto the wiait. 1t corrects acidity «f the mach, rélieves wind colic, regulates t x nll.‘dflmnd‘h.l&nndu-hnu wther and child. We beliove it the lest and surest remedy in the world, in all cases accompany each bottle. None genuine uniem the tacâ€"simile of OURTIS & PERKINS is <a the outside wrmapper, Sold by all mediciie dd-xun-ham Office, 2156 Fultor Street, New York, and 93 Oxford Stroot, Loz > don, RBe gure and call for M#S8, WIN8SLOW*S 8OOTHING SYRUP Having the fac simile f "Ourtis & Perk io on the outside wrappert All others or» be 1mitations of Dysentoery and Diarthma in chiidren whother it nrises trom tocthing, or from any Have you a Aevere wrench or sprain?t A/ you thoumatism in any form . Have you stv aeck, or bouches cansed by rhoumatic pains? If «0, Jonnson‘s Anodyne Liviment is a speoi. Oc rematy . and is also the bast pain killer io COC(O (HI,YCUERINE removes dandruf COCOâ€"GLYCERINE â€" Someâ€" thing new for the hair. COC(HIHI.YÂ¥CKRRINE nourish the hair No toilet table should be with out COCOâ€"GLYOERNE, 22 jwat: per bottle. 1€"" * onl WATERTOWY & OGDENSBURC RAILROAD., SPROLAL DAY EXPRESS, Leaves Ogdensburg 7.00 a m, arrive at Watertown 10.08 a m, Oswego 1.00 p m, Rome 1,2$ p m, mun&m;n York Central : Express train nll&ahh Rast and West, atriving at Utica 2.00 p m, Albany s.mP-,flow York 10.00 p m, Sormmpgféeld 1.30 a m, Boston 6.00 a m, Bpringleld 1.30 a BJsLOn o.D & IB, Syracuse zlspn,m 6.05 p-" mom.qmum&‘ Suspension Bridge for all points West. ‘ 1 ba owmm 2 50 p m, arrive at ve m, arrive W-A-\ot'.’p’.]-s,(lm-: nil,msl;-br supper m, Rome 9. m, Utics {Qup 2.20 un,fin York 1.30 a m, 6 50 a m, Bosâ€" ton 11.00 a m, Syracuse 10 25 p m,Rochesâ€" ter 3.15 .-,hunbc.m.-,w mgw‘m Bridge for 3 pdnb',.: m Car attached to this train at W and. run through to New Yorkâ€" RETURXING. s Leare New York 6.00p m, Albany 11.40 ‘p nt, arrive at Watertown 7.45 a m, (fifteon -h-:arlJlng),mh.uOfl- burg a m. i Leare New York s.oo.-,;wu.s mw&fipq arrive at Water c p m, Ogdensburg 12.15 a m. A. T. FRAY, O Nov %, 1812 SPETCIAL â€"NOTICES. Sold by all medicine dealers J. W. MOAEK, PRICEKâ€"3 CENTS Paris, Feb, 2.â€"Handly has the exciteâ€" ment and fierce inaejnmyof the l'an; savans, rswcung the exporiments 0o Professor Muller, of Weissnicht, on revi~ vitication had time to cxol before another series of experiments by some physio gâ€" ologist, and no less respectably authentiâ€" cated, starties the world of scien e. 1t is necessary to promise that the views of physiologists respecting the mode of ac tivity of the brain have recently under« gone great moditication, and . the correct ness of modern ideas is fully supported by the experiments to which we refor. 1t was formerly imagined, and is sull largely taught, that the activity o. the brain deâ€" pended upon the forces liborated by cer tain cells in the gray matier of thart or« gan, which were supposed to be the seat of very active changes demaoding an abundant supply of blood. _ Nervre . force was suppocsed Lo be set at liberty in these cells, its liberation being.attended by the production 0f heat. But these views have not been able to endure the close scrutuny to which the brain bas recontly been subâ€" jected. The microscope has shown that these cells, these supposed nerve forceâ€" producers, are only a meauns of interchange of nervous filaments. a provision tor the distribution of telegraph wires, as it were, not active centres, not Lbatteries liberating vital force of any kind. 1t has been prov= ed that in death trom stuvation, when the stomach has been unable t> receive, re tain or digest foo#, while a‘! the rest of the body loses in weight, such is not the ecase with the biain substance proper. In cases of sudden death the muscles hive been found pr¢ lucing heat lopg efter life is extinct, while in the hra? no heat i« liberated after death, althotgh the brain may be gorged with bload. ‘The mlerence ‘dnvn from these facts, as we‘l . as from . the integrity of the brain in all manner of disease, is that this organ is one of slug gish nutritive changes, an in=rl instra» ment played upon by jomos which have origin~ elsewhere than im the brain _ matter. Furthermore, nerves and brain substance when divided reunite as readily as don, or skin, or mucgus membranes, and the nervous phenomena interrupted by the wound or section are reâ€"established when the wound has healed. All physiologists agree on this Ipt'mt. And as skin, or periosteum, or mucous membrane can be transplanted, as surgeons well know and constanily de«â€" monstrate in practice, cannot neivous tissue be subjected to the same process * No reasoned our experimenter, and these mlimimriel will show that Professor ller‘s experiments were legitimated by strict .a-nmho ua-oumg and rooo.rrch. Professor Muller, after having transplant~ ed or transferred the hemispheres of the brain from one animal to another of the same species in the higher animals (mam»~ malsâ€"dogs, cate, &¢.,) and having engra!. t«4 the brain so ss to prcluce the maniâ€" festations of cerebral activity, secured at length the opportunity of performing the same experiment in man, and with the reâ€" sults which it is the object of this letter to detail. 1 give the facts as recorded in the Gaszsette Hebdomadaire, taken from Virchow s Archives, a medical journal published at It was at Leipzig that tho experiment was performed. A soldier who had killed the colonel of bis regiment in cold blood, and whom the severity of Prussian militery :fiihle would have caused to die a hun - deaths had it been possible, was de= liberately hinded over to the surgeons, by sentence of court martial, and was contined in a strong room in the military bhospita‘, entirely :n the dark as to the fate which awaited hbiw. He was kept there ready for an emergency, which did not fail to occur, â€" A keeper of a beer celler in Leip~ uig, a man resembling, in many respec‘s, the condenined soldier, and who had been seized with lo:‘b inflammation of the heart, or rather of its investing membrane, was brought to the hospital t3 die of that incurable and promptly fat*! malady, No sconer had the anticipated death taken place than the dead saloonâ€"keeper was placed on a tible, on which was the chloroâ€" tormed but living body of the soldier. Two surgeons, with u-bbntLprooeakd alike in both cases to divide scalp over the sumunut of the sku}l from eer to ear, "turn back the divizions, and remove. the skull cap by incisions passing around the skull like a crown: In the soldier, whose caroâ€" tid arteries had been prepared for comâ€" pression, these vessels were clamped so as prevent hemorhage, and but a few drops of blood were lost during the entire operaâ€" tion. In each the dura mater was incised, and the hemispheres of the brain were reâ€" nwdby.;.nlflviu &.'h"" thin« bladed knife passing avove the cerebellum, otamrn;fl-findfiuuwo inches in diameter the cura cerebri. The brain of the salc mâ€"keeper, which was sound, the bheart disease hiving left it intact, he har« ing been sengible to the last, was transierâ€" red to the skull of the sold:er, and by an ingenious contrixance, fully detailed in‘m Gazetie, the continuity of the arierial venous tubes was established. Tha greatast simply, itwas held down andâ€"in position by the scalp, which was drawn over, and its tc.fin:'by::;b‘d?hdum several # a that the presâ€" nnnpo.thnnd:r.t:r‘mwuumdy relaxed, although before the skull was« replaced the flow of blood in the vessels of the brain was proved +3 be restored.. The chief fear was from the results of infam«â€" mation and suppuration, but fortunately peither ensued, and the wourded paris bealed kimdly. Therewas from the first no dificulty in feeding the patient, nor was difldtynfiu’pted.loritwu'dltoo&: that is puppies and kittens in which entire brain has been removed sucking a#nd swallowing go on as well as before the care ‘was taken in securing the natural adaptation of the parts t a fraction of a line, and the skull, having been replaced and discipline ; on the other hand he told, at a formsl examination, in the presence of a number Of witnesses. the prices of all the wines and beers, such as the saloon keeper had been in the hbitm and selling, manifesting the i cerebral activity of the latter. His menlory un spd maueers mome ho ced triends, and customers, he caled. by name. The soldier had been ugly, taciturn, revengeful; he now had t for two weeks, as in a case of npzloxi.' the circulation, digestion, and th vegetative functions of life being uninâ€" terrupted. The gradusl union ‘of th*e parts was show 2 by faint but gradually inâ€" creaving movements of the limbs, of the jaws, and of the muscles of expression in the face. Speech did not become posâ€" sible until the close of the third week, and then itwes hesitating, stammering, as a child learns. Although 1t was evident that the patient tried to utter words and sentences, it was very gradually that the power of intelNigible articulayon reâ€" The Gatelis conkains the report in & tabular form of the increasing voluptary power ~over the arms end "hands, ‘s4 measured from day to day by the dynamoâ€" meter, the measures: given in the kfl: n t e o oici o sonaibiiity of the fingers and giv instrument calied an sn C s m wnld%:w readers will be ‘ interested in main facts only. Migible is Wt found that the soidier, as be cemed, had NOVELTY INX SURGEBI Y over degliution ond digestion were U} 4 #4 Â¥4 2