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4, BUGGLES AND SLE&IGHS VsSC, Lot ‘Wamber â€" 13 â€"" Aste Rer Mal¥‘* STEAM Uipahul $OL * ‘Aution. 1oe Queen, & p 4 @* .':'un H.1.ar N_'l.'.. ty nilyâ€"ths: : .4 seic Aoid. rkse Street, Otta®w* free alkali, %, Progused the iroapmant m?v“p{! fougk â€" = â€" â€" _/ Mn Exbt: itions. ‘onograph, by which the Carias < mss an Analytical imen .,‘."':“ ‘-t-:f. N s of +_PANCRBEA o_ BDiston,." ;.n"""h:..' Nh...:.h T U MN 18178 Â¥ _ . OLOUK® 41020 | Of a1 kinds from & In, Jewellary and Fimte . _.a l BOPRLETORS |mu.nan-..=flâ€"l' be satisfactorily se 4n * aen‘s inspection 10 u+ tg6 Jpa STEREET. OTTiX 4 rner es ioh imA yur assortnacmi of ARA & CQ piete is printed and ckdale &C s at their TCP"""" & _ uharhofll&'““.’.,.‘ a. Terms made C Eo Kesidence Joy¢@* i TTX _ * _ _ â€"_ ul "mt from the : which i ha. t, ‘bosities beg on reparing canstaliyand B. wmm% Signor Leon «4 cher of Vo-bfl-hn t'm“VM' wasidenceé e and Sleigh RY & x ind on! i d nwlm&by suid 0 ; ewelicry, lld% fls ts, Shippors and , smount of new and im« L:wyhâ€"ufi* ver ll‘r hnontnzpp!‘__,g in soy market. 186. :: 'pnqdal.fi l z>3 19318 â€" W an we have LBS P ; our Autursn we are in & axapram mss | by -n;':'_'.'."g: REET U‘MEARA 4 & xÂ¥ Gns, will be fourd on OX » ‘g~~ d es e phore Clothing S*i‘ h Boat M00088® WN ux J8TaWA 2130 exam 82 Oing M8Tâ€"iwiy XARTDY 0‘G a MA ware 3 streok =â€"r~ Soliciters, Notarles, &c. Ofcesâ€" gureet, Oftaws, Ontarle, (NeAT Russoli BARRISTERS, ATTORNIES, §OLIOIâ€" TOR3 OONVEYANCERS, &o., ~WILSON & ORR, Carvers & Gilders W '-n‘ ster, Attorney, Solict or, -ix'&f:mfi:'nm ddusin(s® . (Of the lite frm of Lewis & Pinhey.) QOrricasâ€"Eigin Street, Ottawa. GK Poopetr. | A. J. Cazisttz. | H. P. Arcr. BAREETET AncERs Officeâ€"sell‘s Block, 0 w x. w acks®. | R.Ca# _ _ Solicitors in Chaneery, &c. tlnu.u *mg-lfl"'% b‘!n":m___“: ons K A.» yANUFAC mulllOX & CHRYSLER, Oiawa June | 1878 _ ... L B8TATE AGENT n&mmtxe.w.me.‘:‘.-. Yarch 13, 1874. 4 Butisters and Attorneysâ€"atâ€"Law. tllers in Chancery, Notaries, &« . ° Oficeâ€"Hardy‘s Blook, Hideau Streot +# Tam uow F. H. CHRY3LER W.MARSHAL MATHESON, RBamister, Attorney, Notary, &c Lâ€"w godfor w60 Svarkssst. Bxu. & BRUNEL, BABRRISTERS, â€"ATTORNEYS _ Notary Public »nd Advocates. ue t f * >> * "Aiveama." ‘?fis‘“‘:.m.o&:u&u the V:h; "‘g;im Ti kccounts in poth Phe: ac ons e DBoxss 2. Â¥or:an, o ie mc hsiigee ce Gnt M i Specia. aftention .&:’ to diseased and Ot uterus, 1738 . ,.!~ «,ADVOCATE â€" t Timporary Office at Dr. JOS, BEAUDIN‘3, j ‘WAIN STREET, HULL ADVOCATE,soLiciTOR.&c. Dl LOGax, Nemaopathic |Physician, $urgson; A¢* souchear, &¢., M, C, P . & 8,, Ont. .0.-1 %vm Bunet, opâ€" ®eilne Sogunercial College. wass Buil, Marob 9, 1574 & BCH A M Ba u/ Juiy PIOTURER FRA ME hoyss 0F MABRIAGE LICBNSES e 0_ ‘M”“ 0"”"““’ \or. 9 5> Surgson and Aa:-.nu, Ottaws, opposite th Clice, E%?wm (NIGhS ofioe at hir reeicenon Centre . > we ut s 1 20 "llhOut the use of the knife, by a UL Ko. 14 3t. Januge Sapt. 2 137 "%** k" kfim“fium:&: wSeÂ¥l May 3, 1870, * ARERISTER, â€"SOLICITOR, &6,., m:w Williiam Mosgrove, Esqâ€",) ‘s Bullding, Ottawa. c To T â€"â€"" " 4J 4 187 1. D. &R South side B, ist3, WY e $ % YALKER, NHEY, CHRISTIE & SILL Muter ia" Chancery Chambers, @Abdical (Gerbs. March 3 1574. Witchmaker and Jeweller, sHOW CASES MADE TO OROER wss * "lare 5 Jopste BB "".7\0 d BAREIMTER, ADVOCATE, &c., y â€" MccoxnsuLy, D.DS, LpS â€" Hurgeon Dentist B HENDHRSON \SupAC yEILD Residesice of Li beagt GEearbs. OTTaAWA bg& Â¥.?.COUILEE, B.C. L., HON. JOHN O CONNOR, QC., 3 yea IWE3, OGARA, LaPIERKEE & REMON, 1.00KING=â€"GLAS%S it ae hoyef Blipdsiv6a i8A Rparicsâ€"st, & Goyer W WaARD C. Y. K. FERLAND, h“fll‘nu t enanltation at all houre. vIIL NO 8655 I. D. &. MACDONELL, vo. 3 Be ha pablic for their patronage during jea=, aod will mJn‘u the â€" CTURING,_ JEWELLRY AND iTCHMAKIXG BUSINESS nor over Manu‘s Hardâ€" * Anevind 3 Metoalfe u:l Sparks MANUFACTURERS, TW §, q. C 5 HEREBY G ou! the retail business to Messr®, e Physician, Surzeon and Accouâ€" anilton to 6 p.Q caAsSELS & PENNOCK, AULTI «t LEAMY, qucl llS‘ ATTORNEY s\ l.sa‘g'h\ 1ES; &0,, &C. s R.C a s®®T aRANT, OFFICE ®LL Mainâ€"St., T. C. Brigham, KRsq. Sussox opposite Russell Honse. seece,Jr.| P. Mn and I + and Loans negotiated HORACE LAPTERR® EDW ARD P. REMON or, &e. ~Officeâ€"Over re, corper of Busser heretofore existl Barbs.| leave . to . return IV EN MONTREAL, 2361â€"%u ell:.diflt' M"“ Le'l'x’.”_gtoo:num :h.nm’l::-:{t ntal Eurgeons of | dreas, ..'.‘d':. pl‘;lwhll: upi refer ; E. #. udfl*fli . € Chickester, w. YOUNG. aumi near Gloncester 12 ly . 23)~y 2%401â€"8m. 2#56.0mâ€" | r~IRE! FIRE! ®*_| Boots and Shoes OF ROYVAL MAlL STEAMSBHIPS, The shortest, cheapest and quickest to Liverpool, landondnrr&:nd@’d:w m“ is one o{’un lu:ot‘. toat safest in the world, Vassels will be despaiched as follows :â€" 3 â€" Liverpool and Londonderry.) _ Fares from Ottawa, Cabin..... . ..$77 50 to $87 50 RATE3S OF PASSAGEâ€"LIVERPOOL LANE From Portliand or Quebec (every Saturday to dally [Rundays# excepted ")"-'-T 7â€" @olock, â€" a.m. :uneu;pn arriving at Aylmer at 260 o‘clock, WAs . | A A connection is made wit\ Canada Central Railroad at Sand Point on l:h.upnnqln-l ;};T-;";:‘Ev?mhm and every information p. w. COwWaRD «& co., C P _ ... Agents, 17, Sparieâ€"8t. Jessio Cassols .....â€" â€" EMerAIQ . ... ««sei+«s gflmwl."'". «vaques A.nhu....l... AllIMDO®.4 s .8 «« a 4n« +c Jonu Egan:.. . l‘ounfiuun. Elunbt:‘..... Doux Mivieres GL_:SGOW LINE. o%“;nbo‘:t?mfiwmmm M“fll"l‘xlfl‘&lfl. Bomin‘!‘l:hhm cr-m:ndnuol-n“ vine ie criit Saald fus, *./ Persuas wishing to send for their friends can obtain mmm at lowest rates gv': Knal:nd. Ir or Scotland, to any ral station in Canadn or the United States, [When tickets are not used the amount is returned, less a small deduction.} â€" 5 poy o ce o+ day, at i p m â€" Steamer Sir John Young leaves Eryson for Ohl’n-n very Tuesday aod Friday mfl’” mb o!ohjv.ot."ntw“.y leaving Chapesu e the TEMPERLEY LINE, m?mm and other frstâ€"class HT. LAWRENXCR, Wn, TH ® & Durf'l.'g. ' r&uos.' The Steamers of this Line are intemded to sail as follows during the season olm?uo- of 1874, to and from London, Quebec and Montreal, eall» ing «t Piymouth, outward, for passengers, Thames.................... . Thursday, July 2 DOIQ......«+«««+.«. .. ...««. Thursday, July _9 Mell08................. ... .. Thoursday, July 23 St. Lawrence.............. Thursday, Aug. 6 ‘rhmw: Tickets, from l:x‘l.rdnu West, at REDUUCED KATES, Cert es issued to per= sons desirous of bringing out their friends, Througo Bills ofâ€"Lnding issued on the Continent and in London for all parts of Canada and in the United States to lm.rq'A} Milwaukee, Chicago foniaye ce 1 panke n or or a TEMPERLEYS, _ C. & D 2 mhh{wr-n-. London ; nfies & Cu., que DAVID SHAW, Montreal, or a C. R. CUNNINGHAM, Ottawa. UNION FORWARDING AND RAILâ€" WAY COMPANY, Ottawa River Naviéation Co. Royal Mail Line of Steamers. 1873. ©xirA. _ Passengers leaving Oitawa by the m passel on"flnnonu.t:r?i:y‘: t ; boat ‘n s Tnou:omlbn and economy M-w are unâ€" surpassed, whilst .the: route is one of the most slmmu&l;m 1ourists wili find this a e . )mr;tsl::gomm points sent through with desâ€" ‘Bingle and Return Tiokets may be had at the \‘omp':.n,y'l office, Queen‘s W harf ’M troma ® R. W . llll?ll,l‘n.h“l . r Ottawn. Kay 21. 1874 257611 Passengers loave Ottawa at 7.30 a. m., $d 5 pm. by Steamers " Peerless" and ©Queen Victori®" tor Montreal and intermediaiélandings, Pussengers leave by the 7a,. m. and & mm-htbwhmobyinu'&nm eunnoJ'wm the Steamers " Prince cf Wales" and * I‘rincess" for OUawa and Intermediate landings." STEAMERS BCANDINAVIAN. CIRCAS81AN...... NOovaA 8COTIAN POLYNESIAN ........ Slightly damaged by the late fire on Wellingtonâ€" £ygehmmbob’|ad at once, and therofore rUREAT BARGALNS, SHale will commence PRUSSIAN OnV 7m7 day, February Bnd, 1874, At9 welock, a.m., and continue until the whole stoek is disposed Of. wig. Remem ber the place, Y%AE ml Next door to Hardy Bros,, and 8 doors of Philion & Lefebyre ® Feo. 6, 18574 cor o oofi (f d â€"ly Ottawa July 22 1873. Ottawa, Jung 2, 1874. â€"»1++1+++«+++«« ... Wednesday, June & gn‘un?‘"\:mna' iw x m Tasrenes‘‘.‘~~Sveduendas, July 15 June 13, 184. Ottawn. Kay 21. 1874 Baggage checked. Meals and Stateâ€"room D °& BOOTS AND SHOES PRATT BROS. Of Preston & MoLaughlin, at the old stand, JOSEPHâ€" NEELIN ONDON, q@UEBEC AND MONTREAL LLAN LINE RAND CLEARING SALE BA NKRUPT 8TOCK. ELA N «s aa% sexices Aaving purchased the stook of GSicamsbips. OTTAWA TO MONTREAL. Have had $10,000 worth of FROM LONDON FROM QUKEBEC DOWNWARDS UPWARDS. July mh A uyue6 CAPTALNS stuniged ABasith .Murphy 1874. Tht THE ST. LAWRENCE ON AND FROM THURSDAY, July 16th, 1#93, fmuvmmmu\uvn’â€"“ â€" b s _: GoING THL. $ ALTERATION â€"OF â€" RUNNING <TIME. And accelleration of trains, . mixid Pullman or Bofa Cark on Nos. 7 and 8. Sure connections with G@rand Truok trains to and from both East and West. v Time faster than by any other route.> . Traius are ruu on Montreal THOB, MLDBy â€" _0 .c io _ §A 4.2% p.m.«) Train from J alose connection with Grand 'h'um ?‘l Mmmowmmlnmn $.00 p'%: Connections made at Rand Point with Boats, andat Renfrew with Stages, to and from Pembroke. B ue Ond 1478â€"1° SPRING Puilman Palace fl crdinary Cars nn all (rdlnsrg Cars on all thro wgrthowm%.n_?n.“ over the whole HMus, ~ °_ * _ __ _ ____ Trains now leave Montreal as follows ; ... â€"â€"â€" OOING WESE. _ : Ibe old relliable, quickest nlh‘-u route, The whortest line to all points and W ost. CANADA =CENTRAL Brockville & Ottawa Railways For Ottawa via Brockville. TWO EXPBESS TRAINS DAIL} Broskvilla _ » _ «_ <\ /+ wms“v. sn ourston wibutionn" m Repen Train for the West at .,,'v{!fi‘:....-;_...- PHLLC Brockville @ __ intermediate Station®... wv.. si.+. Muedl train for: V audreiul on Saturday Bls vene s ee e e na e n mm m ncb t n en n n d en Trains leave Montreal for Lachine at 130 a.m., 9 30 a.m., $.00 p.m. and Trains leave Lachine for Montreal at :.gsn.,xwm..&wp.n.,au rnes.JEm. Train runs througn to ; ING . + ® Accommodation for. Pond and intermediate yaun * 3 "_s Mail Train for Island Pond and inters mediato â€"BtAHODS. . .++ 4+ ee«+ +s +438 +2 tg p.m. Local passenger train for Richmond at 5.15 pm, Beltevili®, iu"&'“'bu!fi&“ don, Bran! l.a-un. Detroit, cmo, and all points i NIght EXDFOB®. s2.0.2014, 0001 s2+» 604. + 9.80 put, n.l‘liw,lon? w 6.00 a. m. Passenger Train for Coronwall and all _ _‘ Night xufiifi?}?"‘; l-rbvtnScT .ru"‘woo pu. nnnnmgz.xyumfl..........u.w po G@oLng soUTH _ . Mail 'l‘ra‘lnlhrst John‘s and Rouse‘s WM& and Southâ€" %aun m?‘uâ€"- Rall» c x........... rs 11 terr se8e 2000 + a $.16 :x%';nrlovfdifl Hosoa us * * ‘ermont Central, At....... «..««««« 8.45 pm, The International Oorgrlw’l mers, also running in connection with the E‘d Railway, leaves Portiand every Monday and Thursday at £00 p.m. for St, John, N.B., &0. As the ctuality of the trains depends on eonnootlomnhogerun- the Company will no be responsible for trains not -‘rlvm at or b?'mu.magw“ “mmm." Teaves Portinnd every Saturday at 5.30 p.m. for Halifax, N. 8. and departure Of all Trains at the w. y stations, apply at the ‘Ticket Boneâ€" ture B at No. 148 St. Td ioi s de mipe Agetint arontreal, March $6rd, 1874. Mpuore w. Au'.w inEavks A.I.'I'Agfilo“ May 23, 1874 &. cdY oriors promptie angadon to, Hatâ€"bands, Scarfi ready prepeard on BUYING A BABCOCK °* "Uniceneport wrure, Atorvtari, ut Was Johnson Forge Pum» COMPETITIVE TRIAL July 15, 1871 * Beveral w Sn Prame! Terraty en en Brockville, May 11 1874. oTra wWA_ RALILWAY. Of uniform Gauge with the Grand ?‘w through. m_%m lssued at the Company‘s N KRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPY K OF CANADA. Otta W nits Mountems, Portiang; Boston and the Lower ?“'roflnoun i esent l Agent fo Ottawa s‘ ROGERS, U NDER T AKER B.boook and 6 and 7 Nicholas«Bt,, Ottawa. ao To THE EXPENBE i n ene af vroey dofocipiion alway. 18 OMLatNroabs. Stations. o9 GOLNG SOUTH Grand Trunk Express| ‘Grand Trunk Express Grand Trunk Exprass Grand Trunk Express Grand Trunk West & â€" Rome & Watertown Grand Trunk for both | â€" Rest and West...... LBAVE, Junction , = I.Rtll. ».m. .0 s + 1015 a.m., p®, s ue (»7 210 t,BK, PE LFOMA WOBt.se«s +« .« from WeSt.. .....«.« Rome & %m Ry». BRAIIWAY.+ : +2 »eee + «+ » Connecting with. ie nc l rmnatio. «<ANDâ€" uullm,'.: AND THE OF THE 8GUEr qrove =. _"£00 p.m., $10p.m . Loo pm! s1aBe. with every requisite ......10.00 pm .! 0,80 A .. |a4ttom .59 r.M. 180 a.M. 700 Â¥.M. Arrive at 5.00 pma, 1.55 p. m 1,00 P; x. , Otiawa,. OTTaAWA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,; 1874. Orrawa Marstor & Graxit® Works Monuments, â€" Meadstonesâ€"Obelisks, â€"arranged stock LEBS, in A afluu.hdtn.lng rred Marbles of new and e‘hfu% xulfium best Amufi‘cun and Canadian g\mudln( or M either Plain or Moun e I & 2 â€"1MPORTER AND DEALER INâ€" | | °". _ > ‘Mantios, Grates, Drain Pipos, Fire Ciay : Geods, _‘ And General Building Supplies . Has constantly on hand and to orderâ€" TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT ‘At the premises adjoining Mr, I, B. Taylor‘s mnun.omu, s j 8 9 â€"R i deau Stree t Mis stock of Cipths, Sootch and Canadian.Tweeds, Meitons, Funey Vestings, &o., is unequalled 1y any in the city. ; p SPEOILAL FRATURNEâ€"A good fit guaranteod or no sale, ; T AHRTE OA $ All Goods Warranted Shrun k . Wt t k Rouse â€"Purnishing SLetablishmernt,. CORNER SPARKS AND OCOONNORâ€"§T8.,» «« And.see the M MSESRD COOR STOVE,the best in the Dominion, Burns coal or wood. Also for REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS FILTERA, BIRD With a and varied assortment of h found only in 2 firstâ€"class In our Proienit airm GB0 SolANEAR sFrionsns io on n 5/1 i anunt pone in x ; L0 t mhmwwlmmwum € § i it sHOW ROUM â€"~ON : GROUND F FLOOR. #*4*We have secured the services of a "firstâ€"class ‘Dressmaker from A. T. Stewart‘s, New York, also a Milliner from Paris. CAGHS, BABY CARRIAGES, &c, In retarning thanks to thetr friends and the pubilc, beg leaye to inform thera that they HAVE OPENED A NEW ESTABLISHKMENT ON°SPARKSI@#r Bmw to Inform his customers and the publ : generaily, that he has opened a Dress Making and Millinery Establishment 234) WELLINGTONâ€"ST. 2384 With a weilâ€"assorted stook of FIRSTâ€"OLASS ies { Plain and KFancy Furhniture, â€" mnmmnâ€"-nmmuummm they will set! at m T‘ m‘ e y anL apyYa Nok on o08T. wa b j n sgt ig 1 (> tor yourseives. Romem berthe piace, ~SPARK®â€"9r , 2y» UOOR ~W HST OF kipatif * { k 7 264y opent: Â¥e . HAND im ooo s ocAE inba noorime: ao. 25. 2 BPROTAITE: .. /. _ in Marble, Scottish Grauite, or Banastoné. _ , .. . _ _ MB The newest design in BRY FENCLNG, sultab e for the v§lti is Comelerfes. i *4x#*The whole stock to be disposed of by 1 ugust, at ] thin Wholuacis pricee fat _ . enpratunee, M O O R E. June 18, 1874 Fob. 18, 1874. tool ioi Botk; |â€"â€" Moobbinas, _ SaBES ) **"* ourimars ) .)~ SHINGLES,â€"X, XX, XXXâ€"THR BE8T IN OTTaWA. N. B.â€"Agort for Ambherst, O., Sandstone, best Buff and Blue. & P RIDEAVâ€"St,, CORNER OTTAWAâ€"81 _ _ June 26 1874 A;;flw“n TOUNG‘S STOCK at A aREAT tcllflfl,‘m now1 prepared ""1E9S THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. J une 17, 1874 ko Hoxes CLOCKSâ€"30 KOURSâ€"â€"AND EIGHT DiYS, * MASONIC ©@OODSâ€"Blue Aprons, Collars and Jéewels, R. A, Aprons, Bashes and Jowele, l’?llw :fly. and leave your orders. Prices to sult the Times, Begs to infosm ‘his friends and the general publis that he nas opened a firsl class RADFORD & GOYER wW. M. SOMERVILLE: HARRIS & CAMPBELL Hroaches and Rar Wlnmmhrmm(?hhu,m & cnmmmmmes. ELECTROPLATED WARE | P. k. 'l"tYLOR. «*~=~» â€" _ PROPRIETOL, e largest and bostâ€"selected assortment of ! JOSEPH DIMBLEBY’ 3: *W.S*B YA N. REDUCED â€" PRICES OHKAS. â€" BR Y SON‘® Aug. 14, 1874 d Baskets, Butter Coolers BLANKETS Epergnes. 31 aPARKEAT, NBXT DoOR To emmnm Hideau Htrect BLYTH & KERR, C.AILTL: T 58 SPARKS STREH®. ESTABLISHED 1860, siook Consisting of ; 25 RIDEAUâ€"ST., AT Coloured Gem RI Coloured * Taiit" Juge, Bpooms and Forks Tollet Ink Stands are prepared io exson e Ginsseaâ€"Lazarus & 'J"A'Qoum eeve Battons AWN and at loss Square es W Table The undersigned have the honor to cali the at« tention of t Buildors; Carpenters; Onbinet Makers and ethers, lng eonaetagof ® e€nn l P cirgonal Table Tarme NAWEL@ STAIR BALUSTERS, TABLR J BEAUDRY in Canada and the United States They are mmnj‘:ongrm es m and cmr;*.':'im. iny quan ies # . w‘ + Bam ple:;.my be seen 3’&. m:.wmnlm of Oy P. DOBIBON‘ 5o i Sparks Street, near O‘Connor w :'nlhclnd 10 recsive onlo_u. fl::fi;-umn ’NAI’ Wfl:w be allowed to the Agents Wanted in all F arts of Canada, to sell on doth imission. % &A JOSEPHâ€"~BEAUDRY & Co. __ {LMGS AND BEDSTEAD POSTS,~ _ manufuctured by them under patents granted to July 21, 1874 To be L e L. D. BIN: be dlstribut ad in JL. D f7 K 100th Regular ‘TDwo Prizes $1,000 K Five Prizes $100 m“%m%&&“mg be seat to oue n'm'm. AM :’lmgfi_ _ ~ * " L. D. AFPNH, Box 88. â€" â€" $50,000.00 Gift Enterprise, LA e or y 4 s s F “?ou"'flf & 'w‘ ,'f?. is before you whfih.-m} Uur patrons can depend, on fair dealing. «L OPINIONS of TH®E PrESs,â€"Fair dealing oah be relied on.â€"N. Y, Herald, Aug. 23. A genuine distribution.â€"â€"«World, 9. Not one of the hombugs of the day.â€" kly ‘Tribune, J * v=â€" on Napemzzone â€"By wiod por miasion 3r% S io drow ; Miss Haitie: Banker, 49.000:. Mrs. Louisa T. Blake, St Paul, 400 Goid Watches... .. mt â€"toke 3 EOAE NERER NUR IITIIIOCT CCn wâ€"Am by mail to ‘The prize named> uron n’wm Mdm ticketâ€"hoider on pay» ment of $1. « Prizes are immediately sent to any IN ~OA8SH © GIFTS TO. ; BA DIBTRIBITED BY. THXK, Mercantile Prize_ Association * OF NEW YORK.~ : $ 9 5 5 , 0 0O 0 DAILY DRAWINGSâ€"A PRIZHE FOR EVERY TIOKET. 1 Oksh Gift, â€"~ $100,000 | 75 CashGifts exioh$1,000 4t b_uâ€"ci'fifi'ffi"' pasdy SCs M Agenis b ‘we offer ‘Itberal_ inâ€" mmm&fe‘ifi‘“ ‘Sond ail § EOm PETNCEE t UROITE Ew&e?m%é%'%fi MISs Anfie Orgood, B0 ; . ue Cask oif is pyery e of 160 ‘tickete guaranteéd. _'!}@!-h%m $2, & for 38 ivel Fhewn wortks Parl ln:-fi:%” : os'sm v Gold ; and :. Btiyer. E”_i..a”;”!‘%_ POSsTPONEMENT. FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT PUBLIC LIBRARY OF LENTUCKY. MONDAY,; 30th NOVEMBER, 1874 :me;lAlolf? «4i» An Easy Fortune. A ment of the . Fifth of the in in in Ts Sfengio arvme Iuderâ€"st of ali concerned. th at, i must most Uhe se Th thare wili be no. verledo8 from the In-rr“;‘i'lvu-i;‘-â€"l‘;â€"â€"-â€"â€"- N ONT :xod, and there wili be no #mmon muu Pn in ona beenaid io tans apaue un to have had lutodnmong-md . but m -nw&mcmmtwwm :g:‘ drawing.‘ Let it be borne in mind THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT uwwbfihmfl ever be given under this and by the preseat management, That it will and take l-t. pu-mnz Jâ€"-quwnny MONDAY, SiÂ¥x NOVEMBER, 20,000â€" CaASH . GIFTS _ _ 10 w, Fiftb 8t A ug. 3 18474 $it drand Sosh on Cit onl Cal ol . Es t 1 wwum §,000," Tiokow ‘(Amiitad wes Agonts wamted to sell Torets, to whom oNE GRAND LAL PBISE 32 20000 NK GOLDI _ _ _ April #, 1074 Grand Total 20,000 Gifts, u“flmmv.fiw".......‘f' 16 Cesh Gifts, ‘ 10,000 each., . .....«. ... 000 % Oash Gi/té, fi“. igm 30 Cash Gifts, @808 .....>>>>>> wounm Thoks, 17./%. .+ ... aa 2t Cath Clftee ©~ 100 Sach: .. .. :) .". o. "3_& 19,000 Cash Gifte, 50 SaOL:,. s1.. ..s * ue o o dn Gifts. all sasn ... .‘~©2,000,000 Whole Tickets. EOME RCCSL m whhl: to invest should . order promptly, elther the home office or our local "m'mmmwmuum.dum ‘Wmmkm o be ‘drawn MONDA Y, BEPT, l4th, 1874 OLYGONAL TURNING D A VRA WiNG DaY r,xxznug” UB’I‘{J',‘L RA W 1N W1l. be distributed by lot among Uie oket Thet the music will be the bast the countr; affords, and that f Y $2,500,000 excseding $1 b In Valuable Gi‘ts, ho C3 8 KV LL, ~P seale Th0G AMores. un PRICE OF"TICKETS LI8Tâ€"OF â€"GLFPTH. : {Greenbacks, AGORRGATING In ald of the MUBA m full list of priscs, a deâ€" t $300 ies‘ 4# n ewâ€"st 100 $75 to 800 #Â¥y! 'â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"'â€"â€"â€"‘â€"â€"'-â€"â€".*“’ I THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. ‘hfimatnâ€"qwbu“ z4 w : &:.“WP“-*M.... f a in the of the U i unnha. againest Her wm:l:'..:u -‘-d-t? '.."..., NimeprzigA +4 1 e a ceive & shlary equal to that of a priest. ~yâ€"â€" Afhndouubâ€"ifi--t.rn.-, and hence &.mh Popish P en oare & Hevel on. fl'.‘.*z‘a..-..' ¢c§{*~, a Suiiindzes the Separate School ‘‘ad o3 gisiv Fas & £h gm*&m. 5.00 Last Sunday evening his Grace Archâ€" bishop Lynch lectured at St. Michael‘s Cathedral on «‘Uld and> New Calumpics against the Catholic Church." The lecture was listened to by a . rery large number 0 His Grace said . Such is the condition of our fallen naturé, that if ‘a bad habit of mind or body be contracted in youth, that habit will return constantly, and in old age will assume even yuthtnliu-. If one be educated in false principles and in false history and in false ethics, the whole man is distorted.. Oth@® â€"‘see this deformity better than he doesâ€"himself. â€" if a child be: educated a Protestant, it will probably re« main so ; if an Athest, it will retain their tenetis. â€" As manydiversities of educstion, mranianandiae an os lly in religion ard education,.. Alas for man educated anid formed in a false I fli'immv'm-kouhutntdi‘iq 2s x‘ dimeg religion mh ite meysterise make a w;mh'uol hm doo be uphoid %flnm‘ Shrist held "aad â€" promuigated "bf is Church from the wgw ‘m&nof(x&houo d:‘ct.r has always td Tndion." Do catmoins storgy, The Catholic Church, founded by our Lord Jesus Christ, contains the deposit.of truth, proclaims the truth, fights tor this truth, endeavours to this truth by means of that RE:‘\o'rmmm Ubrist promised always ab.de with her. Whilst contending â€"forâ€"truthâ€"and right, she has to with adversarics who aré always wat agrinst this truta. who malign her dootrinés and ir@ticutions, falsify ber history and misrepresent her aciione. 'l:emond this churoh are engaged in w â€"explaining, refuting o.lumnies; but the same calumnies ano .“H: are conftantly repeated. ‘The Ca tholis Church is, therefore, especially tor the last few oenturies, put upon the deâ€" fensive, ai‘sg:ln-um so time she exposes the lalse, dotrines and the false positions of her adversaries. ler adver saries are multitudinous. Allâ€"who are enemmies to the spread ‘of the real:doctrines of Christ are: her dnr.?. All who are astiing up their. own . x »&q- ment views, not in aco th tbo«'l,q::gno-:bhrbtmt&fim. Bbe tss an ominous phaslanx of adversaries qall ed Protestants, the oftâ€"shoot of parson al I‘:rnuu. s0 â€"qailed, and of. | Ara, ibility . in . the . in{ tion of the Divine word and of the Divine mind of od in the Srored Scriptures, ~ Of couse. quente, the Proietant â€"sects must be inâ€" numerable a« ‘the diversities of buman men misrepresent : Protestant :dootrines ? No. The best: thing to.do would.be to explain them. .. The Catholio Priest has a unptohhbotw&lfih himâ€"the teach> ing of the whole Catholic Church. ‘The Protestant has only hdvl-lm and : very: ~vague . formulas .of M‘Mmmwmumu. Aarm&l:huor € in that range. ot science that caméwithin his grasp, deâ€" livered ‘a lecture "to a~ very respectable body ot men in one ~of our public educas rional halls, .. He said.. many good which would make one wish that his re Ings were not so much one.sided. He ga utterance too ‘to ~many thinge that, con They gok *m m“mh brragA m«muumtwahhdwnbwfl to pase en e won‘t pretead to review the vld:d‘uemh. ‘but" vnly por» tions of it. ~~This ~learned: gentleman alâ€" loulhndl,‘“bm“ k'u‘-.th, to h‘â€"»bflt when he concedes lm“‘dnn )h was to a limited extent given to the poot, and this from early times. © We gave this sduâ€" cation, even to a dimited «extent, . toâ€" the oor? IThe Catholis Church s E‘heOsMioGhmhpu universal come mdwfi:tndmdnul‘fi,’lflm trates of Cartetinaltyyand hlpll“.tfl 6 4 ‘ms 10 undumfingofthud‘vb truths, all natural scisnces. On this point we need not enter as w6 have amiply proved it on a former occésion. * In shother part of his lecture the learn« ed Projessor appears t7 contradiot himself, wuu-flwmwdm especially the Jesuits, were alway to popular education.‘ : Those® who : don‘t tell the whole truth, they say,â€" need long memories ; but the learnedâ€" Protessor for: fmmdhu _ nBigh honour 4 ue to espesially to those of the Be: Order, for the services thus by them to educa~ tion as well as to learning in the darkest hour. â€"But their pupils, ail told, must have been few in number; and of these,: while a few were scions of the lay nobility, the bulk, and probably all those taken from the poorer classes, were destined for the ecclessiastical order.â€" That order inâ€" deed was far more comprehensive than it Tus pritet propory but all in retatiootact the proper, l y terary caan, the architect, the artist. the mechanicisn, every one, in skort, ‘butâ€"the soldier, the trader, andâ€" the tiller=of the sail." Still it was limited c0mpared with in s Taine of witli Iuotinextien s 3. o+ in a state of 1gaorand4," &e. The learned Professor says the mase d‘ the population were in astate. of tatal igâ€" norance: and yet he says that all the in« tellectual professions were well provided forâ€"the lawyers, the physicians, the lib{ rary men, the architects, the artists, the mechenician:~â€"no incopsiderate propor: tion of the inhabitants~ and, those myst mave shed some mghâ€"miu around them, and all this the Cbursh did without tax. ."But," be ins.sts, "ihe solâ€" dier, the trader Mt:lotmc of the .soil ‘remained in a state total * "x‘oulwdwut,;mm soldier did know the use ofarms, and the trader did not know how to make a trade, and the tiller of the soil did not know one worse than our present . Hoiltentots ! soldier, the trader and the tiller of the soil were not in total ignorance, they, were in structed in the commundments and in the Saoraments; every tunday they heard in mm»-ww“fl“:“ :;Golbyddlufiuh-m. In the United States at the present hour the is forcoed to pay taxes toâ€" support common schools that her children cannot use, and she erects school houses and her teachers large -luiaflop‘namflh education to her own children. g ed at the small salaries ts our , & hmnm,wmml& they heard in fairly as the Protestant in Lower Ganrde, "the have their Normal bohost med Other advantages that we have not. in nnfl.&m“m&wdflfi- educated we perfnit them to ‘frequent the common schools where the paucity of their uumber prevents them bu;mn """“""""‘*E{ a rigk ; they are su -{; a _ Protes« tant atmo«phere ; the teacher, whoâ€"e opinions silently influgh66 his eurroundâ€" hfi:‘ Protestant ; the misjority of the pu are Protestants; the absence of VUstholic teaching and Catholic prayer, week after week and month after sot banefully.but. surely on the mind ; and pet, for the sake of time the Cathelic priest and parent will mmfi.“dfirm religiovs school education. We have be« sides in . Upper .Canade & vast numbers. Sohools with our full consent, the township is Catholic, the trustess rre Caibolits, the ‘teacher is 4 Catholio; be« cause we look on it as our own Separaie school ; .. but.. yek this. faot.. is . comâ€" mented on as a proof of how Catholios love the Common School system. ‘They 4o love it in such ~ciroumstances, when it suits them. The Qetholic ~COhurch my.1 .ove education, when we ficd in im vene paldinate aetuas :on..u.wo-a ud the by Yom i 14 |Oor, # w-.o}h&dflul-im.u mean our Religious Orders. l don‘s kno their number myseliâ€"3,000 1 presume in all North Americs, and in Toro«»to about 80 men anod women â€"but !° know it would be easy to count the nuimber of ~men and learned who teach mJb&w’.nlmhnma im the United Siat«s £5,000 pupiis, uid in _wms,oou. “-*’ y rofessor C r‘ mfi.u;mmfim-u ai1d of uman . in haps . paturally domu,gtmdu?llm-oqndw by 1i interest education ;*â€" this is simply a sentence fullâ€"of ‘vlunders. ~How teacu all truth without the aid of the ha« man intelleot. . Jt is buman intellect in whe Church aida1 by divine l‘nhuh- struots the masses‘; and this "Is dong by educatisn both in ‘the <puipit and in the hoold . ~Rducstion is the great aid of the aumflfl-m.wu- «; Qur Professor remurks that a * church wvm wad " to â€" private mop’d:d“:iunu ) t, â€" both .,.mu",..m-m education. : â€" I don‘t now apeak of.aciences «high depend on and observation wlone. . J of . in its coms prebensive ‘Catholio Church nes always proved wbourate it it sclence, even human. “Uncubolhbsnhdorwq person, Protestant or Cathollc, any species of liersture or sgience, such teacher was, lfi:.thocdqn ofum:‘;,:muw !n-mm subject: to _be hanged as sifelon. : 14 a Cathole, whether Bpain, the : Professor says, is wotully uum-:?muhm ahu&:hmh-bt. in a state dvflmw&d‘h the last half century . he ’u, El tmaaigorer.. The cusgdeity "of ts «%Ih:&o Forermmen "':': M Prdke abt, _ "aristooracy ‘ -dmdl intely v-h-u-:.. be eduvzite " No epusity . on the lnts of the earih has dobne more ‘at all times for education than Treland ; and: in no coun~ iry Jn the â€"worldâ€"was m&&. enc for and preserved her education. Listen to a tew of the enactments agrinst a peoâ€" w&m.;m Wfl:?:"’“ M d o foviefare: 04 in propertpu@inetnireg fUtkLe, f * f a Catholic child, however young, was sent to any t:réign country for education, such infant child incurred a similar penal~ ty, that is a torfeiture of all right to pro« perty, present or prospective, _ _/ ©If n r-m- rsop in Ireland made reâ€" nmu:' money or .nuhrfi:"-h- tenunce of any . Irish child educated in a foreign country, â€"such perern incurred a MM" ; , professedly Catholie, In 20698 â€"and momumu it .was enaobed as tollows umwd:xdxg:h. fine of £10 a month, a great those was imposed on mmwh#do Catholic schoolmaster inâ€"a private family, and £2a:â€"day on the schoolmaster so em:« ployed, ; Bo he was robued of all his perâ€" m%rmpcflyhdm Be was banished ; and "$100 tine was imposed on ‘the tather who sent his child to foreign Nu sides his child being disinherited. lams, were. .. appbig@ble. to . England. '%"-fiu ¢ educstion â€" of :’m-wmm..m- These laws continued uakil the reign> of George LIL, when the Ametican Reroiution brought on a pressure. But the Irish loved learning, and aohools were kept mmw:;:mh:-n and mountainé. was k a tree to waich the solt:i0ry, o.-z‘â€". sent their child:en to foreign parts to be eduâ€" cated, and coliuges tor their education up.uw(rm‘c.h-u(.x zu-.wwu-mfi--. «nd Portugal, Catholic powers and novie«= oolle t rum . 1 may mofi.fic recent date usterly dis« raom so all a?nnu.kuut the ‘reach revolution Napoleon I., in making m!amu‘d-olnr- perpe â€" trated on foreigo residents in France, paid over an immen.e «um of money to the Buglish Government for the losses sus tained by the irish college at Paris, What dul.h:L‘Ihh Gm%luw tuted a Commission for the diaposea! of the outery | No“:’ |* 1500 o Aivnadifintaipiremse ym oi +A l colleges, monasteries and hospiials or leas, «ll angeaged in educstion, in 43 and in Ireland 905 wA tntothoole and oofteges PRIOCE 8GCKENT Centimaed on second page of education in Wales pere BUD«