Harbor Grace Standard, 1874-06-20

              conception §ay advert.
VOLUME 15.
HAEBOR GRACE, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATUEDAY, JUNE 20, 1874.
NUMBEE 30.
Harbor Grace Standard
..Mr. T. MvCoonai
ST.Jonji's... Mr
Baiois '.  "
Rat Roukuti  "
Pent i.e-Guave i, )   „
Babsskko *
->.   ISH...U COV*    "
Cabhos::ab  "
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Trinitt.....  "
Catauxa ...
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Toao	
TWILLISOITE
R. Simpso
J.   Andrei,
II. J. Haddon.
W  Pittroan.
Capt. T. Stv.ne.
.Mr. J. Laurence.
. " l-\ White.
'• J. Fitzgerald.
» J.J. Peareo.
l"TBI O.MtE SAT.
Nobth MionE Mr. F. Thomat.
LlTTLIC BAI IsLjeXD... &    J. Cttl,._.b«ll.
WMMWAY'S OINTM-LN'T.
i, U.-, caa. ra.v re-
li.U miy v. u.tidrtit-
Notices.
POST-OFFICE NOTICE.
■lose oft!
I   folio*
Harbor Grace   and   Carbonear,
'edi.e. day, Friday aud Saturday.
For Brigus and Bay Roberts,   Tucb-
iv, Ti.ur.oay and Saturday.
For Po.tugitl Cove, every day, excepting Sunday otnl Monday.
ForTri' '
id Bonaviita, South Side
Trinity ami Bonaviita Bays, ai.d Bay
i Veftl Diitrict, every Wetliieiday.
For Salvage, Greeuipond, North Sid I
of Bouaii.la Bay, Cat Harbor, and Mui
j-,a«e Harbor, every alternate Wt-dnei
day, couimeiicing Glh May.
For Topsail, Holvroo.1, and Harbor
Main j Petty Hirbor, Baj Bull., Kerry.
l.md and Reiiewi, every Friday.
Via lloliruod nntl Salmonier for St.
Mary's, Great and 'Little Placentia,
Harbor Huff.-tt, La Mom-he, Merasheen,
tale Valen, M Kyran's, Pnradi.c, Oder.
:,i a:.d Burm ou Friday after arrival of
Eiigli.l, Mail.
By Slenuier every alternate Thursday,
or after arrival of Mail   from   United
Kingdom—For Ferryland and   Renewa
Iternatc.'y. Trepaisty. fortnightly. Be
in. Si. Lawrence St. Pierre,   Fortune.
Ilarbor Breton, Burgeo   Weit,   Liitlo
Ointment   n the ' Ilarbor, La  Puile,Rote    Blanche,   and
v  for all lutenul ', Chuiinel. and bv Pac!(et fioo.   Channel
I*. throit. i ,„ Cod Roy. Ba'y St. George,   Bay    of
j   Lees. End Breasts.   Ulcers,   l'i»'»!», andI Bonne Bay, Frenchi Shore.
Abi.-ci'scs. Wounds :if.d Scica
of all kin's
Notice*
Dr. .7. Walker's California Yin-
PJ.nr Bitters aro n purely Vegetable
pTeparatioti. mode c'.iielly IVoni tbo ha-
tive licrlis fouutl on tho lower ra-igcs of
tl:o Sierra Nevada mountains of Cilil'm-
of Alcohol. Tbo question ri almost
daily ntke.l. "What is tlie cause of tho
unparalleled success of Viskgau Uit-
TKltsf Our nustvci- is, that tbey remove
tbo cause of disease, nntl tho pnlient re-
covcis bis bealtli. 'They nro tbo groat
blond pttrilier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Kcuovntor and Iitvigor.Uui-
or the system. Never before in the
history of" tho world lias a nieslicinu been
compounded portaossing thc remarkable
qualuict of Viskuai Mm; us in healing U.e
lick of orerr di-oaso man is heir to. they
„ . iro a -.-ciitlo Pur. alive ai well as s Tuulc.
.... "*.' .       -     rei.eviti .   I'.iiice.tK.ti   er   Iiil'i.iuuir.ii-.ia   nt
1%-   :".', ^...!...!'..r,   bv.t'eLe-    £' 'A ""* VUcoral °^m i*™0**
In pout. Eh?nmatism. aad Neu-
'_•■...-!
luiiiii mid ilti.ds li.K.a i»!.._trrtoliut vionilitio...
The  Mother's   Frieai—Skill   lia-
ittscs. Iiowcv r D.-. ;-.er.it9 may
be Radically Lv.trA-
Braid  binds,  ite-h,   1,1. t,-!.ei on  thi ikii
dai, from Ui.i.ed Km. ,!•
or Bay no Verdi, Trimly, "Caiali
t.iiiiiii-t,, King! C ve. Grei-iupona.
•'.'.<'.Tuillingnte, Exploit!, Tilt Core
nd N.pp. r- Harbor.
M A ILS will be cloied a* f> i. it. iharp,
iv Northern and Weitern Steamers,
ud at 9.30, by all olher route,. Tbe
.) ffice nnd receiving Boxes mil bo shut
,t closing timo until Mails nro   dciplt-
Should the English Mail not an
ds  to  jfiye relet.    iiu,t. fur d.-spat, i.ing on    lho   day
i;wt X^    l-irnni:., .Mor.'. .ing. the    Mail.
l.v.v  .rutin-the    d.ffereu   routes lv,11 bo    forwarded    mv
from  tno met ted   m. diatelv after the sorting   of   enrrti-
a de.iiW ilwaytt_> fdtr"Ta ensure the forwarding of
.•,lt<rrr.t,vB nod re- Notv.papers, publi.ber* nnd others nro
""      'clock
.."i'r!!.
Grateful Thnusaiitls proclnim Vr>r-
EbAB UlTTElts tlio mast wonderful In-
;   vi? .rant that ever lustaiucd lb* linking
i   ' No Person can tako these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
I nnwoll. provided iheir bones aro not do-
I strove.! by mineral poison or oilier
|  means, timi vital orgau. wasted beyond
n-.l;
llilious, Remittent and Inter-
it tent Ferns, which aro co picv_.
House of Assembly.
I and to  tha prop>r authorities.    Ho ba- i Weitern
I r.eved tl.o petition v/as got up for purely .' inhabit
Ti ill*.!.:.!     l.Ji-ir .-rs.'     _n.I   ,ri ">
TnmsPAY, April £3.
'    (Continued.)
On motion of tha bow Attorn.'/ General, pursuant to oi-Jir cf tho   clay,   the
house   resolved   it-.-li* ii.t I •
the whole on lho farther com,: I .rati. :i of
lhe French Shore qucili.:..    ii.: _l ..i;.:i
in tlio chair.
A long d'scussion then took place, after which, on motion of tlie hon. Attorney Goncral, ihe iy;_ort was adopted.
Ordered thut the report be sout to the
Legislative Council lor concurrence.    To
' i taken to the (.'ouncil by ihe lion. At-
rney General und Mr. Bennett.,
Hon. Attorney  Oencral, puroiiant to
the order of lh, day, moved that the bill
to amend the Wutsi- Company  Acts be
id a second time.
The motion for tho second reading
put and carried.
Mr. Scott, pursuant to  notice, mo
address to hij 111 .elln.cy iho Govern-1 u in
on tho petition of Dconi-i   t'cliey,  efj petit
estern  Bay ; alio, nn  iii!.!ica3 to his
Itlxeclle-r.cy on the potition of J. L. Duch-
omin nud others.
addresses were received, rend,
adopted aud onlc-rud to be presented to
his Excellency by sucli members of thc
houso as ore uf tho hou. Executivo Coun
v tliv-
r ; and on the poti'ion.of the ' prayed for the consideration of the   gov-
of \Veit_trn Bay, for a police  ernment, whieh, he waa satisfied would be
     An • fore?. ' accord ed him.    His memorial asking to
i ly be-n expend-!. Tlio MastcV-in-Chancery to the Lcgis-' b.» retired had been forwarded to the lo.e
,'Jy iim.ittli.rizod , la'-iro '.V.iacil brought down measa^ca I g-ovornmeut, and had, somehow, not be-n
He believo.f vert-   Jl" i-ciiliir. _,- '.:,: h-, :.:• tin-, thoy had pass* I att-ond ed to.
hr.t'part of the ; ed thu Supply Bill, without amendment,J    Tho hon. Attorney General   said   he
-:i    "a    ;   >.i--| ,n : an*1, that they concurred in tht   address ! fouul, ou inquirj-, that a petition   from
tho   hail's a", tiro j io his   Exoolbney   ths Governor ou thi i Mr. Read had beon laid before tho Exec-..
cniatntu? a .la,- ; subject o.' tho Rotnin Cath ji:-. Chir:ho.' J "tive two years ago.    Ho had no know*
-.    ■   i .    ■   1 r.;!t:.d, .-.nd Wea'eyaa ActJemiet.
ll- i.. 1 ;.-.■ !■• jr.- j      Ordered ;L;t th:30 ili'.'Siaijcs !io on t
* gro-ss
if tho party r.iakin,; the charg , I, .1 i,li
deserts, ha would have bsea tried for
perjury.
Mr. P-cnndt I-.ad said not a worl
about the liie.-lLi of thc p litiA. It" tho
1 -  gentleman thought  tliat hs  was •_
!y ii.i..- :!:, -i.     II. ki.-w nothing of
.ue* petition until it was handed to him.
ed; Ilf.I. ■-. •:.- :-. :.:-,.!i-.ty t-o present it; and
,  !,
On  isoU
_   0
the Clviir
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Hoard   fV."
tho d.i-J, tho liiusj resolved
Mr. 1   '-.•:,..
the
wboK-oat!
oroa
f tl-.
cd.
Mr. Collins, pursuant to notice, moved
address to his Excellency iho Govern-
on lho pot-iiuu ol* tho inhabitants ol*
Shoal Bay.
Tho address was received, rend, adopted and ordered fo lie engrossed i nd pt\ -
Rented to his Fxccllency l.y sucli men -
bers of the house as" are of the hon. Ex-
ecutivo Council. j am
On motion of the hou Attorney  Gen- ■ of.
eral, pursuant to notieo, Tho hon.   Receiver   General
Hetolvcd,—That tlio rules of the house | Western Bay whei. the gricvar
be suspended, in reference to all bills ; plained of took place. He wen
be-fore the bouse. j what damage was done, ai.d lie e,>>>M
hr
yoad bill.
On tuo-'Vii of the Chitmian of tho
Board of Works, ths several appropriations wero read seridtin, and adopts.1.
1 he other ncc-.iotis of tlie bii! wero then
read and odoptod, and tht committee roso
and the Chairman reported the bill without ami n Iment.     •
On mui ion of the   Chairman   of   tho
Board « Works, tho bill waa then read
itlcl to compensation,   j a third'liino ar.d passed.    To   bo   taken
Mr. Rorke believed rho hen. member, ' to the Legislative  Council   for   concur-
M.-.   lk-u...-t, itl.en he   itai-.l l.o   liad no-! renco by tho Chairman of tho    Board of
thing to do with the- getting   up of the   Works and Mr. Dcaria.
pe-.iti.on.    Iiut-li"   regretted   tiirtt  froin j     On motion of the lion.   Attorney Gen-
i!ie-lirti-ncter t.f   .!.■■  petition,   tho bon. j eral, pursuant to order cf tho day,    the
r*  r. had mixed himself up  with it. j hoiu*o resolved itself
I heard nothing a!,out tbo matter.  ,tlio whole on the bill to amend the Gen-
and ho thought that if the circumstances \ end Water Company Acts.    Mr. Burton
let forth in lho -..ciition had really taken I iu tho chair.
place.lut v.-ould in. -,. eert:.i:;ly have lic-.trd ;      The Injn. Attorney General in moving
::'-.iii' tl.ing about it.      For.iap[>-.i!el to j that the first section o: tho bill bo  read,
the law,  ami  received  redress.      Borne , said « hen thc bill was bofore tho houi
parties were fined.heavily, and some   i
prisoned ; and he thought   it unfair
the lion, memljer to   present   a pctiti
of it, after tho jKtnsion bill waa
passed by tho bousa. The esse of ths
petitioner was a very strong one. He
karw tlie gentleman well, and he know
him to havo been for many ycari a vary
olio .tie*, t fill.vr.
Mr. Bciuiott snd Mr. Tittle supported
tht prayer of the petition, which was ordered to lie on tho Ublp.
Mr. Wintor then, p irsuant to notice,
moved an address to his Excllcncy the
Governor on tho petition. The address
was received, read, adopted, and ordored
to be enrjrossod and preianted to his Ex-
celkney by sacb members of the houso
as are of tho hon Executivo CounciL
The house then adjourned until to-morrow, at 3} o'clock.
Sati
:ai>AT, April 25.
' The hon. Attorney General by command of his Excellency tlio Governor
pr*sen-.-."J to ths houso the following doc-
oval of
from a man   who htd  already
redress for tho matter comploi
■!„le,l
. be-
.r_lr,_si
■tl.   1!
Iff.-   tl   •,!•    Vi' Id   t.'
Su. I iiuttne.it it .vid-sl it lseni',!.-<l "-",i
thc she t.*l puti itso .,r ll.ni timei a d:
■ad tlie IM!, W tatom acjoonliug t. the prii
•d rrrr- t.r us.
Dro««tcal StrilUnTo, Para'-vsir c*
.*        StuTJoinls
Mac. of tbo worn* cures .if the ifvsv.u.s
«--m»i will yicU in * cnipftrsllVfl;,- rh,.it a iv
if tbe < Hat nent t* thii .eully ippL't-sl lo fh-
•fltsttd pnrts, eve-., v.l.en -.itier .ii"..us I, .v.
f_i!e.L Whenever lie. iniUly he.. l~.„ .,!
long rfandinx the t Hnluieut sli.nd.l be nJMit.
r: -.,. Ui Uvwt/l puritjdag Pilliwhis* eel
oj. ,n '.ho.i'.i'iarh snd liver, piudH* H'.gn
tion ayssTari It'.ijy into tool iti*.rdorori
•ts'o. lirhi 1. t!:e> , aia. r.-itV : tiess. :nd fever
f_%-i.hii„• tl-iv r.dmei.ts li npt t-j prcduer
iud trhi-h lliu h r. Cnls r«_xo er-.-, at.,! none
Una, eveu ui.iauo  tei... u tho fi ,;!.'.. r t earn-
Piia. Futnlas. and Internal In
flamraations-
Tervmi   r..h-vl   with  theii die4resign.
■cn[,!iiati will Hud in thii wonderful CM] t
meat iutt-su'. inoim of relief, and rd! cat. o!
f»* their own euro witht nt c_pl ilnu.g ti.«»
Infinnjty to any out.    'fhe IhCs if in mi .
djtei, .HTBitly ». lilt  the (.Hntn.eut, as lbc..
purify tho blut_l and re^uLite the it.ta.-ie:!..
both tk. OinUant  „*l   PMs  J*„„U   i,
ttetitn • >, foil, to nj
l Corn. (Soft)
|C"Otrietod uid SI
ie they
until the lolloaing   Mai!.
JOHN DELANET.
Postmastrr. General.
General Post Otb.c*. )
St Jchii'i, 2lit April, 1874. )
j   Purniture ! Furniture !!
'180     tar Street.     180
Opposite the   Mercantile   Est"h1i»\mer.t
cf Mcttrs. Jol,n Munn &. Co.
A.&fc\ PARSONS,
Bid !*-js
U...1 nroutt
lluaiosti
Chilt.l-dns
Ch-ipped Il.tirli
1/i-nh.tjj  .
/ Wos
Tho Pilli id <H
f«s.rl!(.'t.o-siv'.
fon!-i«.. Iaoa-1 m , .
irwctablo V.n,l .r
tfcaCivtti-ed Worl
It. Wd.. 2i. I'd.. 4,
«ub. The 2i. PtI.
6d.iLeiu,thelli
nro thirty-three, n
Cabinet.Mnkers, Upholsterers,
Undertakers, &c,
3EG to thank their mmv friendi
-* in Harbor Grace ond Conception
W. generally, for he patronage thither
a received; and would intimate Ihnt
her have now on band, a varied snort
nentof
Household Furniture,
—co.siiiTiso or—
Sofas, l.ouiges,   Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Withstand*, Tables,
Perambulator..   Sideboard!,
Whut- Nots, Chairs, &c,
i! of which thej are prepared to dUpoie
I httbci.ow.0T pubiiblk rnicts,
Inspection Freely Incited,
I    N.B.—The  I
['lb. > for-" porf |
,11 orders iii ibat department, will i
oivetheir mo. careful otleiition.
tSaJ-Partieularatfenfionpaid to Out
po.-t OrdeCi.
September 27.
lieDEl.TAKISO    Bill
rr jpthetr . i, upi.t
•i'o "toe*"ijOt
And imnaedUto-'p'ossesitioti -nivei
THB
DW£LLISfi-H3'J8E
—i.HD-
Prcmlses
Lately occupied by Capt. Jamis
Keefk.   ' Apply to
LEWIS W. BMERSON.
Novembor *.
.Lumber !
BT the sti_.<:»ibi-it.
Ibe Cargo of Beboooer Atalanta, from
Port Mad»ay, N. S.,
-COX* IS i J NQ  o~F—
20 W. Seasoned Prime Pine
Boards
.. ... tbo vallc'3 of our great
throughout the Hinted States, especially
those of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri
Illinois, Tennessee, Ciiiiiliciltinil, Arknn
ras, lietl. Colorado. Il.azos, ltio Ginntlc
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile. SiivnniinU, llo-
anofcc, James, ami many otliers, with
their last tributaries, throughout oui
entire country .lining the .Summer nnd
Autumn.mid remarkably so during soa-
s.-ins of untwunl heal and dryness, aro
inx-irl.ibly accompanied by o_len.s'tvodc-
r--.i".-cincn:s of Uie ctomncli nn.l liver
and other abdominal viscera. In their
tventniciit.ii purgativo, exerting n power :.il iuilueuco uinin t'.icso .various or-
csnt, is essentially necessary. There-
it no cathartic for tlio purpose equal to
1)-.:. J. Walkki-.'s ViNKo.ut IJirr_r.s,
. -. tl.nv will speedily-rcinovo tlio dnrk-
colorctl visciil luitttcr wiih which tlio
bowels nro loaded, at tlio tatno tiiiio
r,-.i:tu:!ating tho iccreiions of lho liver,
Mid Kenerally restoring the healthy
functions of the digestive ortrnns.
l-'ortifv the body nsrninst dlseuso
by purifying all its iliiida witli Vinkoau
lin-ir.lts. No epidemic can luko bold
of n system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ncr.d-
r.chc, Pain in tlie Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of tho Chest, Dixzineso, .Spur
llructations of tlio Stonincli. Ikul TrCsto
In tlio Mouth. Hilious Attacks, Palplts-
tntion of tlio Heart, Inllainumtloii of tlio
Lungs, Pain hi the rc__nn of tho Kid
ucys, nntl a hundred other painful symptoms, nro the olfspriiigs uf Dyspciisia.
Ono bottlowill provo n better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advcttUc-
'' St-i-ofnla, or King's Evil, Whito
?.r.-.,.l,.r.., Uk-er.s, JS... :...
Otiitre. Scmruluui .
;:
Si.rcs, lirupiioiis nf tlio S_in, Seru Kyes, etc.
Ill these, o» In all oilier c..ii.stiinti..iial Ills-
ca.es, 1VAtKt!R-s V.tcKOia ltrrrats lisvi
-:.,.•-.n iheir meat
iiie-i u'l-iiuato and	
For Jn^ainnititory nnd Chronic
Rheuiiiatisni, Omit, Bilious, ltcmit-
tontandliitcrniittciitl'ovcrs.D'scascsol
till   lllmll,   I.lrcr,  Kldnovi   nnd   lllaililor.
usi !litter« biro no eaii.il.   Suoli VltesM.
rs earned by Vitiated Jtlood.
Mechanical Diseases.—Persons encaged In I .tints ntid Minerals, such aa
l'luinben, tfypc-sctiers, 0..!,!-be:itora, iftd
Miuem, is Ihey advanco in life, aro nilject
pinlyiis of Uio Bowels. To --"taxi
npsiiiKt tliis. taks a .low of Waleks's Yiji-
su.it Uirrrii nccaslouolly.
For Skin Diseases, Ernptioris, Tetter, Salt-lUieum, I'.Ii'tches, Spot-', i'ltnp'.cs,
I>ustit!oi, llnils. Carbuncle*. Kins-worms,
SciM-h».l, Bore Kyas. Erysipelas. Itch,
Scurfs, DiwrolornUons of tlio Skin,.Hainan
aad lllieatoi of tlio Skin ef wiiatovcr nuir.n
"- dly dng up and earned
a"short u'uio by IM ui*
EniniY, April 21.
Tlie houso met at half-past threo o-
clock.
Mr. Bennett presented a petition from
Thomas Harty of Wtbtern Dny, praying
for comj«nsaiion for damage doni
bon. uieiiilj.ro tliat nut   liuy   co:-.!.
worth of moperty wna destroyed.     )!■
had rcfr.unetl from expressing bis oi>it*.iv,i
ujiou the disturbance! nlk'^ol to hav<
taken ]ihco  in   Western  Bay; becau
30  M.
20   M.
Hemlock Do.
Pin« Do.
H. W. TRAPNELL.
BLANK FORMS
For Saio *t  th« Offico of tbia
,-t:t Ikj said to be ir-t.-restetl aa a
c.-.ntlidtttc in the matter; but he wotrll
say, in juitice to himself, that Garland
was drunk wlic;; there, ac.\ lhal a l,*ttIo
C'jrros;ioailanc_! respecting r
troops frim St. Pier. o.
Instructions from tho Right Honorable
the Earl of Kiiiibe-rly as to tho insertion
. .—ding, somo objections wcro J of dates ol" tole.-rapiiic   c.,rii:n,iiii.riti..aa
made t. the power given  to   tiio   Com-   fr-.tii the Colonies lo ilia Colonial Office,
pany's   nspector, allowing him to go   to I Downing Street.
anv" pait of a ho-.no in his" iinpiwtiou, and Corre-iiHj;.d,.nce rcsp->cting -tho inter-
to entef premises tupplicd with watorso change of vegetables of tha Rritish Col-
early 115 'j ,,'clock in the forenoon.- j onies, and .suc-escsful germination of seeds
The motion was then put and carried, ' despttchcl from di'.t.'.iit Colonies,
and the tcction, as amended, was recul Circular inclosing Order in Council,
and adopted. Thc third section and tho 5th May, 1S73, extending to French v_s-
pre.in.i.lo were then read and adopted, i s«ls tho advaiitages h->l'l_»ut by th" M-:r-
ajul :!ic ctommittee rose and tho chairman | chant Shipping Act, I.S52. Correspon-
ivported the bill witii some amendments, donee with the Secretary of State respeat-
wl.ich v.iie read and concurred in iug th. presence of Her Mnjestv's   ship
On motion cf lho bou Attorney    Gen-   Sicillotc r.i. St. John's during tho   olec
! cnl, tho bill was then read a third  lima . tions in November last, and 0
and passed.    To be taken to   tho  Legis-   p-.l'ieney ... increasing tho   constabulary
lativo Council for   concnrrencc   bv  the ' forco of Newfoundland.
hon. Attorney General and Mr. little.     !     Correspondencereaj.eetingth'* iraporta-
Tlie Surveyor General, (Mr. Wnrren,)   tion and sale of ,-o liish in France.
punttiiint  to "notice, moved an address to       Corn-.siKjiidr.nco respecting the appoint-
int ll-.c-lleiicv tho Governor on tho pcti- ; ment ofn delegare to th- I tnt-d   Statei
tion of the inhabitants of Chapel    Arm,   government by that t.f Newfoundland, to
Air. Kent presented a   petition from j     Mr. Little presented a  jvtiti, n   from   Trinhy Bay di.trict, on  thi   subject   of  advocate tht dalmi of 'vh- eoUaty to  the
William Todd and others, of Ta.ilcen and ! the Rev. J. O'Donn-ll   and   other,,  of  postal communication. admission with the I i'..te,l States of seal
T.,rbav, ,ni the .siil-ect of roads. Order-1 liarbor Main, proving for thro abolition Tb? Surveyor General moved an ad- oil exported Irom Newfoundland duty
ed to lie on the table. j of the Tcl-gr.iph monopoly ; alao a pcti-  dnj-.r, to his Excellency the Governor on   free, under tho terms of tho Washington
The Survevor General (Mr. Warren.) t lion on the same  sui.iec*.' from  Samuel , the i< tition of tho inhabitants of   Dildo,   treaty,
presented a petition from the Rev. Rob-   Churchill and ..then, .',:" th- South Show   on tlie subject cf a breakwater.    Tha ad-1     Return of p I'M'-r c-.i-cs attetulci by Dis-
ort II. Tavlor and otliers, of Bri2i:s and : cf Goneopiion Bav ; nl*o a petition from   di-ess wt.-, received, read,   adopted,   and   trie: Surg-.-n. Dr. shea, during the year
l'.-.lev's li'ill, praying that a survey bo  the Rev. Put rich u'Donnell, of Harbor ordentt to bo engroawd and pretentod to   1S73.    Ordered that thasc documents Lo
made of Folev's Hill,  with a   view of j Main.on tb- r.i-„e nibject.   Ordered that   his Excellency by such members of   tho   on the tilde.
Isvine outaninipi.e..-,! line:'r...td there,   tl-.-.-s--t-'tiMtrr. lie ,,.1 thc t»blo. '.-Government as aro of the hon. Executivo       The Surveyor  General   presented   to
In* moving that !he petition lie on the ta-       Mr. Parti-:: present-l a petition from   Coimcil. the bourse c. rtiturn tn reference to tho «p-
ble, tho Surveyor Gcn.-r.il fait! it w.is tlenrv Tuvlor and others, of Port-dc- Tho Surveyor General also move d an plication torn ,i.-t use f_searcli for rr.in-
numeroubly and most respectably rignetl. Grave, on tli- ami subject. Ordered to address to his Excellency the Guv. mor cr.ils by the hou. h. \\ liite, as asked lor
showing the import., ucs'ol" tl.e Un taOod   lie on the table. on tho potition of the inhabitants of New-   by the hon. member for Lonavista.   Mr
line of road proved for; and from bis ! Mr. Rafcus presented a petition from harbor for a grant for tho extension of^IcNcily. Ordered tha. this .document
knowlcdgo of the' locality,  he was satis- ! M. A. Clcarv and  others,   of F-r;-vhuj   the brealcwator there. lie on tho table.
lied the improveii 1.mt could be effected at  on the name aubject    Ordered to Uo on      The address was received, read, adopt-       Mr.   Dearin presented petitions from
moderate cost, und that it Would -.iovo   the table. od. and ordered to be engrossed and pre- I Richard Tup'*er and others, of Torbay j
of great advantage when carried out.       |     Mr. Bennett presented a pcti lion from   r.eiiic^ to his E^oelleucyi tho   Governor i Georgo ^'P^f'^.."1.'^^^™^ "
The petition  was  also  supportel  by   the Rev. Richard i.,"Dot,r.c!l.".rSt. Mary's  by "   '
Mesort. Bartlett, McNeily, Rorke. Now-
Ian, nnd Little, who all stated that tha
improved line of road woe 011c which
would not be expensive, nn.l would provo
of great advantage to the travelling put
on thc same subject.    Ordered
the table.
Mr. Feuelon presented a petition fiwii
Michael liuubrick nnd others, of St.
John't West, on the snme 3i:bjc_t.     Or-
Ordcred t
thete Ilittc.-.
Pin, Tape, and other SVoroifl,
kinir in tlie ii-.U,ui*f so many tbotiiagsli,
i   t.-oved and rtmbvW.   No
o ycnliii'tiges,
For Fcmalo Complaints, In young
or oltk married or Mn-tle, nt tbedawu oTs^o-
manhood. or tin turn of lift, thsso Tonlo
Ilitteri di.plnr sm decided an InfloetiM tbtt
impr«yem«ntiii..on perceptiblt..
Cleanse.Uie Vitiated Blood ^len
• voutiiid iu iinpuntieibjiMUBg through
.......
cleans! it when voa find it obttrueted md
■lat-rlih.ln thi vein**, cta_ntoltwhaoll.it
fuaTV yoar fulingi will till yon when, Sup
ths blood pun, iad ths health of tho ij.ieai
*m.foU?E*«.»DOir«.o*eo..      -
Ordered that the petition lio on tho 1 dered to lio on thi table.
table. I     iir. Bartlett presented a petition from
Tho Surveyor General   also  pre.fi.ted   tlie Rev. R.   II. Tc.yl r cud  ath
petition from Thomat Gawlor nnrl cth-   Brigus, ou tho timosubjt
-s, of British Harbor, en tho subj -ct of  lie on tho tab!,*.
roads.   Ordered to lio on the tablo. Mr. McNeily gavenotiee that, on Ur
Parsons prWOUted petition, ftoro I morrow, lie Mould ak tha hou. Attsame
Samuel Fleming fu-.d othei-.t,  of Tori, y,   (Jeticntl v. hethcr or  not thu coin'mi mio
and from John Shea and otliors, tf Po .1 h   appointed to inquire into tho p-j'ohc ex
Cove, on the subject of roads.     Orda.ed   pent.iture during tbe   last   eight   veai
to lie on tbe table. 1 have made any roport, and if bo, whet h
Mr. Nowlan presentetl a p .'.iii -n frem I er thoro are ei-.y objections to laying tli
DInchyand otberu, of Turk's  Cut, ■ en | tr.me on tho table of the house; also  fo
the subject of roads.    Ordered to lie en [ a copy of tVs minute of council,  if any,
the table. |inrc_:|Kx-t to the'application  of Motor
Mr. Kent presented a petition frar.i Da-   Fai-.vll,  JIc* !t.'.'.'.i and O'Donn.li, in re
vid Hickey and o'Jiers, of  Outer Covo,   ference to a license of starch for mineral
on the subject of roads.    Ordered to lie  near Flat Bay, in St. George's Bay ; sr.
on the table. , ' for what reason the late  government rc-
Tho hon  Receiver General   presented 1 fused to accede to tho  prior oppUcatlO
1 petitions from John . luDolly Moid others, j of the hon. E. White for the samo land
of Western Bay; William" Wilcox nntl, and generally  for  information  in  tha
others, of tlie tome place; nntl from Wil-   matter; nlso,   that,   on   to-morrow,  h
liam Budden and others, of Perry's Cove . would move an address" to his Excellent-/
on the subject of road*.    Ordered to lie  tlio Governor, on tlie  petition   of Job
on the table. Simras, praying for a grant of money i
Mr. Bowring preiented a petition from  consideration of hia services as a watch
J. C. Shears snd others, of King's Covo, I man.
praying for the erection of a lighthouse on I The Surveyor General (Mr. Warron)
'"-' gave notice that, on t>.m oi-row, ho would
move an address to hio Excellency th
Governor, on tho petition of tho inhib
tantj, of Brigus and ita ncighborhox
praying for a survey of Foley's hill, wit
a view of laying out an improved lino o
Mr. Fchelon gave notice that, on tomorrow, ho would movo an addrosi to
his Excellency Uie Governor, ou the petition of William Cullen and others, on
tha subject of tho abolition of th. monopoly enjoyed by tho Telegraph Cable
Company, Alto, on tho petition of Patrick Fitzgerald, night watchman.
Mr. Bennett gavo notice  that
■h members of the houso as are  of   place ; and from William Shea and oth-
the hon. Executive Council. ! era, of Pouch Cove, on   the   subject   of
Mr. Collins, pursuant to notice, moved . roads. Ordered that those petitions lio
an address to his Excellency tho Governor   on the table.
on the petition of tho inhabitants of l'la- '■ Mr. Woo I presented a potition from
ci..ia, on the (subject of tbe erection of . John Fumphrt-y and others, of Harbor
a l.rid.o on the North East arm there, i Grace, upon tho subject of a public
Tha ui.lr.ji v.0.1 r..-c:ivo,l. read, adopted, j wharf for tho convenience of thoso m-
:,■„! ordered to be engrossed and pre-.-m- habitants of Hnrbor Grace who, during
*d to 1 is Excellency by such members of, the summer months, li h in tho vicinity
lie holiso as aro of the hon. Executivo \ of Harbor Grace Iidaud, and also for the
•oa, ,eB. uss and convenience of _Ktrsons belonging
" The-bon. Attorney General, pursuant t.o neighboring outports bringing produce
o notice, presented' a bill for tho repeal to I larl,or ('nice lor sale. Mr. tt ood, in
•:' tho Act of 1873, to givo eti'ect to tho moving that Uio petition lie on the table,
,'reaty of tt'ashin ".on, wliich was recede- said he had much pleasure m supporting
id and road a Crot ond second timo. ' the petition and could assure the   houso
On motion of the hou. Attorney Cen-' that a wharf for the purposes ot landing
ira!, the housts resolved itself into com-' fresh fish from Harl>or Graco Island, and
, ill. s of lino whole on the bill. Mr. Bur-' hay, potatoes and othor prodnco from tho
on in ihe chair. ! <$#otta in tho vicinity  was very much
The hon. Attorney General, in moving! needed,
hat tho repealing taction of the bill bo j       Mr. Raftsw^rescntol apetiUon^from
-:ad, iaid the object of that measure wt~ : *
Weit
teble.
i Point.    Ordered to lie  c
Mr. Bennett presented a potition from
John Lynch and otboca, of Western Bay.
„,.    praying for the establitbment of a peril free tho iy stem iraai worms  'manent police   forco there.    Ordered to
Uliurs.        .    i ■ r   ! lie on the table.
'  '   ' Mr. Bennett also presented a petition
from Thomaa Ford and others, of West-
Bay, praying for compensation for
damage done to his property there by evil
disposed.persons. Iu moving that tlio petition lie ou tho table, Mr. Reunett soi 1
tie facta oftho case were fully let forth i 1
tho petition, and he hoped the govern
■nent would take the matter into their
consideration.
Hon. Attorney GeneroL—It appeared
to him extraordinary thnt if Ford had 1
Lvalid, claim, it was not preferred before,
government of tho United States
irul declined to accept the terms of the
Act of last year, and as a second Act was
nmed in the present session which had
>een transmitted to Hcr Majesty's prin-
.ipsl Secretary of State by His Excellency ths Governor, and to which Her
Majesty's assent was shortly expected, it
«came nccssary to remove the Act of last
itssioa from the Statute  Book.
I">r«
Francis Doyle, rthieh ho read, praying
for compensation for services as door-
koopcr during the eirlier part 0/ tho soo-
tion. IIo bail much pleasure in support-
i£g tho petition.
Mr. Dearin hsd much ploasure in supporting tho prayer of thc petition, which
he thought set forth very reasonable
grounds for compensation. Ordered that
thc petition lie on the table.
„ j Tho hon. A. Shea presented a petition
taction was then read and adopted ; the I from Jeffrey Kyun and others, of Spani-
ireamhle was read and adopted, and the ards Bay, praying for a grant to repatr
'coram ttce rose, and tha Chairman re-1 the main rood. Tho bon. member said
porta, I tha bill without amendment. I ho regretted the petition had not reached
On motion of the hon. Attorney Gen-   him earlier, before the appropriation   of
•ml, lbe bill wit thon read a third time' the road money.    He would,   however,
md rAssed.    To be taken to tho Legislo-1 attend to that matter a luture.    Order-
' ed thot.the petition ho on the table.
Tho hon. A. Shea alto pn tented a potition from Robert Walsh and others,
Pretidrnt and officers of tho Harbor
Grace Agricultural Sooii'ty, praying for
an increased grant iu aid of the aooioty.
Li moving thst tlie petition Ue cm tho
table,-the boo. A. Shea taid that the 00-
c-ety sinco jts rttoblishinent had been
the means of doing i much good in the
district of Concpttcm Bay, both in the
promotion and exteneion of cultivation,
and the improving ot tho breed, of
oat tie.      Tbe petit ion disclosed  fs*t* di
tive Council for concurrence by the"hon.
Attoiney General and Mr. Bennett
Mr. Winter presented a petition from
ThoiJas Read of Lopoile, stipendiary
migiitrate and Bub-collector ofcottoms,
setti ig forth hit long sorvioco, ttatdng
that from hit advanced sgo and . increasing flifirniities, he wot incapacitated fort
retiing allowance. In moving lhat tha
petition lia on the table, Mr. Winter
iw, he would move an address to j laid that Mr. Road wot an old and long
his Excellency the Governor on the pati- J effio ent ollioer who iblt that ho wot no
tion of Thomas Harty, of Western Bav ; lon*>r «_ual to tho proper discharge of
alto on tho petition of Thomaa Ford, of | thellatieo of his responsible offices,   —*
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