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LORD STANLEY NOW EARL OF DERBY. (THE GOVEKXOR-GENERAL OF CAN-ASA SUCCEEDS TO THE PEERAGE. Death ef Ua Brother, the 15 til Tn-ey-rBketoaei taerunUe Careers eftbo Late aad Present Xarla. Lorooir. April 2L The Earl of Derby died at 8:30 this (Friday) evening.

In the last three years of his life too Earl ot Derby distributed more than 30,000 ($150,000) among the poor, beaidee sending considerable sums toohari table orjmaizationa. Re, Hon. Edward Henry Stanley, the de-eaaaad earl, wma the eldest aoa of the four-taanth Earl of In 1848, when Lord Stanley, ha was eleotad to pvlauneot for Lynn Regit which be continued to represent until ha nicaadad to the peerage. He visited India and when there, in Haroh.I waamadennder secretary of state adniinktrition. Ha beoame Bearatarv at lull tm nrui rra state for India with a ant in the cabinet under tua fathers aaeoad adminiat ration in 1858 8.

waa under hia anperintendenoa that British India became transferred from the Eaat India oompaay to imperial rule. In 1866, In hia father! firat administra-Uon, be waa appointed foreiim asoretarv. and held the aaaia till- Gladstone's aooeaaton in 1868. In October, 1869, the death of hia lamer raiaed nun to the peerage aa Earl at Derby. In 1871 he took oa aaaisai we loreign omce again under mbmiii anmintttratlon, and bald them aatu 1878.

In 1879 ha left the Con aerratiTe party, and in 1882 wai worn in aa oolonial aaoretary under Gladelmie'a mi.iiMtL. k.k office tUl July, 1885. In 1886 ba detached himself from Mr. Gladstone on tba Iriah question, and took the Unionist aide. Bo- lure ba soooeeded to earldom he erred tba eonntrw mm important eapeoltiee, on royal oommiaaiona on tae noma ana Indian armies, and other wise.

In 1874 ba waa alactad 1-arA JUakar of University. TaeltewXarl. Re. Hon. Frederick Acthnr, Lord Stanley of Preston, the auooaeeor to the earldom, waa younger aoa of tba fourteenth and brother af tba lata earL He entered the Grenadier Onarda In 1858, and presented Preston in tha Conservative Intareat from July, 1865, till December, 1 868, whan ha waa elected for North Lancashire.

He waa Lord of tha Admiralty from Angora to i Decern twr, 1868, and financial' aaoretary for war from Fatrnarr 187 till Atmae, 1877. when ha became financial aaoretary to the areaaury. un April 1878, Vol. Stanley waa' appointed aaoretary ofUta Hardy, aftarwarda Lord Crenbrook. and waa awora ef tha Privy Council.

In the antnmn reoaaa mat year, na and Mr. w. u. with; a amnerona suite visited the Ii land of Uyprua. He went out of ofuoe with hia party ia AwiLlSSa I xa liord Dauabnry goreminent be waa eoreiary oi state lor tna colonise xrom tune, iseo, to xenruary, isso, ana in the.

cabinet af August, 1886 waa appointed president of tha Board of Trade and raiaed to the peerage with the title ot lord Stanley ot Fire ton. In 1888 he became GoTemor-General of Canada. Ha married in 1864 Led Con- atance eldaat daoghtar oi the fourth Earl oi uaranaon. hm LOMHir'a lfOTmMiirrs. It la not known yet whether Lord Stanley.

who ia to-day Earl Derby, will kare at once for Knaland to aaaame notaeaaion. of tba Darby aetata, of wbioh be ia now ttay out hia term. The term of a governor-general ot la fix yeara, bat none of tba goretuoia hare yet put ia mora than fire yeara. Lord Lana- oowne ten ouore ana ena oi we nna year, haisa aDoointed riceroT of India. It ia anderatood it waa tha intention ot Lord Stanley to haTa atayed till next September or October, which would bare extended hia term to ere Teara and a half.

bnt tha death of hia brother may altar hia plana. At tha fame time, hit prenenoe in England ia not impertively required, tha manage ment oi me aecatra, ia axoel-lent order, in the bnnda of canabla aaaBta. Of oourae, all thia notwithatani.ing.lt ia only patnral the new earl would wian togetorar to hia anoeatnl poaaeeaiona aa aoon aa pcaaibla. Ha oonld not, howerar, leara Ridean Hall at once, aa no formal appointment ot a anc- ceeaor naa oeea maae, ana were are imnor- tant official dntiaa that oonld not be left. It nuMihla nnrfair thm nil lillllft TT l.

oaliency may make a abort Tiait to the eld aMHftfwaf bfmhi lit lain m.nr1 eaaanra mtl eonoluda nia term ot ottioa. OTTAWA'S NEW. BJ2JK. MAKAGER. Kr.

Ay A. TaJUoa geta a Big Send-off at Mr. A. A. Taillon, tba new manager of the Basque Nationale here, before leering Boral waa tendered a complimentary by the citixana.

It waa a big anair, Mayor Mora me waa in tha chair and amongst tba gueata were Senator Gaerre- mont, A. A. Braneaa, M.P. and L. Laoou-ture M.P.P.

Tha affair waa recherche, the loral decoraticnr taaty, and' an orcheatra rendered aweetatraina daring theerening. The mayor in propoaing the health of Mr. Taillon expreaied the regret that all Boral felt at the departure of enewho waa a eitixaa of each aterling qnalitiee. Mr. Taillon in reaponae thanked hia kind frienda for the hmor they bad done him and aid he would nerer forget the kind and generoua apirit that had prompted the praeent action ot the people of SoreL Tha toaat liat of the arening inoluded the Queen, the clergy, tke kgialatora, banking, the bar, in honor of Mr.

Germain, lawyer, who waa leaving for Montreal, trade and jOoanmaroa, tha preae and the ladiaa. All the-' apeakera. had kin da woraa tor Mr. both aa a aaaa and aa a public aarraaa. BIB aJt OLD OTTAWA BOT.

Ma. Taillon ia an old Ottawa boy and waa educated at the Ottawa Unireraity, where, at tha unveiling of we Tabarat monument, a couple of yean ago, be waa one of the oratora ef the- day. He i a eon of Mr. Jean Taillon, one of tke early aterchanta of Bytown, and a respected cruien. When the Fenian mvaaion ooourred, Mr.

Taillon enrolled in the Chaaeeure Oanadien-aaa and waa under fire at St. John, Lapralrie and St Armand, For thia aer-vice ha won epeuleta aa liaatenant and sub-araueutly aa captain. la 1867, he entered the eerrioe of the Merchants? Bank at Montreal. In 1871 he remorad toSoral where he baa aiuoe reaided. During that time ha baa served several terma in The municipal council and generally haa taken aa intareat in the welfare of theplace.

NOT? FOR NAVIGATION. OTTAWA KlVEB TBAFPIO WILL OPEX MONDAY. r. Tba Caaal will be nnaflad Next Weak, aad what a Flushing there may Hcpalrlsg tfe Caaal flee. aSigna ot theopeningof narigation are everywhere to be aaen around tha canal baain and the river, at the foot of tha looks, Ca Monday; the steamer Hall, owned by the Ottawa Tranaportation Co.y will open Ottawa river navigation.

She will leave for Granville and way porta with a cargo of freight, and paeeengere. Toe river at now ooen clear no! Grenvilla. The navigation of the canal will open about the lat af May, on which data tha water will be let into toe canal. TH CA5AL' "Bat before thia takea place tha canal, aa intimated a few daye ago in Thb Jocks al. is to get a thorough fiuahing to dear the bed of any noxioua matter that might thia summer prove odoriferous, and ao, in view of the cholera, dangerous to tha people ot Ottawa.

This flushing will take place abont the middle of next week. It is understood it will be of a beroio character. As aoon aa the canal ia full, the gates ot tha kicks' will be thrown open, and the whole body of the water between hare and Hart wall's locks above St. Louis' Dam will be allowed to roan out. There ia aa average depth of five feet and an average width; of 100 feet of water the whola wav.

tha total forming a volume and rush of water sufficient to stir the canal to its verr bottom. By "filling the canal up and letting it run out only by tha sluices oi the looks it ia thought tha object desired could not ba attained. rr wnx be A gbsat sioirr. It the flashing takes place la the way intimated tha sight will be well worth seeing, aa tha tall in the locks from Sapper's bridge to the river la over BO leet, una tormina; a reauiar cataract, 1 Of eouraa if this is dona, the canal wW have at the time to be free from vessels of all kinds. Tbeatr.

Harry Bate la in tha leeks aad is being repainted. Oapt. Cuahiag of Ottawa will succeed Capt. Hall In command this year. I The repairs to tha locks this spring have not gone further than oameating tha maeonry.

i Two banns in the basin owned bv Oast. MoLeod and Capt, Li tie are being raiaed and generally rebuilt. The government dredge Ridean is being (cnorougoiy overnaniea ana cam sen DESPATCHES IN BRIEF. Out of 3,000 houses ia Zaate, only SO re main standing. The Pennsylvania Steel Philadelphia, naa gone into we nan as oi a receiver.

Roble and Pallia ter. two murderers nnder sentence of death, escaped from Sing Sing JM. prison last night. Tha Spanish caravels safely arrived at Hampton Koaas at i(3U wis morning ana received a tremendous reception. Nine mar) were suffocated ia the workings of a Butte, Mont, mine yaaterday by the timbers of the pumping station ia one ot tha aoaiiB taxing ore.

Within a day or two the steamship Charr-inaton, bow at Quebec, loaded with fruit. will likely discharge part of her cargo there and send It up to All danger of a flood at Montreal haa paaaad aad the water ia falling eteadily. All the ice from Victoria bridge to St. Helen's laland has gone down the river. Yesterday's big storm had ths effect of raiaing the water in the docks at New York eonnatateamers road at aneaoroa a water-line even with ths atreet surface.

Tha long fopght lockout which we New' York clothing manufacturers began against their cutters baa bean practically settled and work will be resumed at once. After continuous incendiary Area extending over seven months at Milwaukee, Matthew Thomel, of tha Stedt theatre, has been arrested on 'proof of setting six sno- oararve area going. 1 Dr. Buchanan, the New York Canadian, charged with poiaoning hia wife, was put on the witness stand yaaterday. He testified that he bad never adminia tared poison to his wife ia the shape of remedies or ia any other form.

Thos. Organ, farmer, Eaat Flambora, waa thrown down aad attacked by a boar be was driving yesterday, and terribly bitten and torn, Hia dog aailad ia and drew off the ferocious animals attention and he reached a place of safety alive. -7 The U. 8. oabinet yesterday discnaeed tha financial aituatioa.

The legal reason of 1100.000,000 gold had 4en broken at last. being reduced two ana oau to wree millions. Gold, was offered from 'the wrat Tharaday, to the extent of a million and a quarter, but the only "free" gold ia tha treasury waa $185,000. The fringe of a ej alone that began passing ever New ork last night and was ielt in Ottawa, belonged to a diaturbanoe, the westerly edge ox wbioh waa in ths Iakotaa whilst the easterly waa far over the Atlantio aad extended from tha gulf of Mexico to the borders of Canada. It Irat manifested itself in Kansas, Tuesday, and grew steadily until it attained tha above dimensions, ArchbiahoD Few.

Montreal, baa riven a decision in the matter of the proposed formation of a grand eonncil for the province of Quebec of the 0. M. B. A. Hefinda tbat a majority in Que bee have exchanged their Bupreme council.

(United States) oertificatea for those of ths Grand council of Canada and desire to remain under the latter jurisdiction. He fullv recognizee tha Grand oounoil of Canada. Thia means that tha proposed Grand council of Quebec ia not recognized. Tba Constitution Adopted. April 21.

The Canadian National league met at tha Natural History hall last night. Rev. Mr. Rexford occupied the chair. The proposed constitution waa paaaed, clause by elauae, and it waa finally decided that the Central league, located ia Montreal, should be tba headquarters of tha association.

'A draft of the constitution will be sent to tha othsr Canadian clubs in It waa also decided that each branch ahall elect its effioore and- that delegates from these ahall elect tha supreme OlD Aaother Industry. -'I Noeth GAtvisKHr, April 2L Work haa already cotnmenoed upon the North Galveston. Cistern Factory, which will add aaother cubit to this hustling young city's manufacturing growth. aeSinoe the adoption ot tha cash system. business in all lines baa very much increased at G.

8. Johnston V73 Clarence at. Bmoka "The Standard Cigar," atade hare THE EVENING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1893. TO TELL THE STORY WILL BE THE CHIEF AIM OF ENSIGN GALT OF THE 8. A.

Tha Salvation ArmrV-Mew Omoar, and KometMng et Ear Iaereatlng Elatary -Ska Looks tog fihriatfaa Help tn the Work Here. "My plans are not yet laid out, bnt my main idea will be la reach tha with the Story of the Cross." i It waa Ensign Gait, the -new; oommander of the Salvation Army foroes at tha capital, that spoke. Miss Gait, who, by the way, ig a daughter ot Chief Justice Sir Thomas Gait of Toronto, it a ataff-omoer. As though only an ensign, shetakea rank aver tha oaptain and lieutenant of this oorp. These will be Capt.

Brady, now in a resting home, and Lieut. Heddon, who is now at her poet. COXSXCEATZD TO TUl WOBJC Misa Gait left her home in Toronto three yeara ago when aba eooeeorated herself to Army work. For soma time previous to entering the ranks, aha had been a Christian and had given herself up to the Lord to be need by Him in any field He might put her. She became interested in the A rmj, attended the meetingaand finally felt called to devote her life to gospel work aa carried oa by She entered tha Army training noma at St.

John, N. aa a cadet, and after a term, entered garrison work at Montreal, and subsequently prison gats work at Kingston. Hera she had many interesting experiences. A couple of days ago aha received a letter from aa ax -convict in the States, who professed conversion through her labors, stating be was still a Cbrieteia and praising tha Lord. After leaving Kingston aha waa in charge of tha corps at 6b John and Frederioton, tha latter previous to coining to Ottawa.

For awhile last year aha travelled with Capt, Cox, tha East India S. A. aoisaionary. SHUIifXS FROM JOTOX1ITT. Miaa Gauit it a young; woman of oh arming manners, and apparently 1 truly wed to tha work.

8hs is retioant on bar past history, and ah rinks from notoriety, more, It is ao-oount of her family than anything Thi Jodbkal had a pleasant talk with her but evening. She feels there ia a great field tor- work in Ottawa, and hopes ths Christian people will help tha oauae both with their moral support and money. There ia a small debt for gas, fuel for the past winter aha would like to have wiped out before the work begins. With it cleared off she would hare a free mind to labor. Aa regards her method of work, aa aha said, she had not yet arranged details.

Generally speaking of oourae, she will oarry it out on the lines of her predecessors, bnt as every offioer bat. some particular idaaa as to details, she will have hera. It ia expected the arrival of aa offioer jet Mias Gait's social atanding, refinement and education will draw to the barracks meetings many wno nave never Del ore attenaeo. Dees Anyone Knew Elm MoirrUAL, April 21. At the last regular meeting of tba Shamrock dub here, oca of the members of Montreal's lacrosse club that played with' the letters senior team last year made application to the Shamrocks lor admiaatoa loth sir ths intention of playing with lartyeers champions for ths ooming season, xte matter ia not yet generally known and will create a aensatioa in lactoses olrciea wnea we tacts of we case are made public It ia learned da the beat auwonty ana were is no question 01 lie accuracy, bnt for the present the name of we player la witnneld.

aVFor choice new mania svrno trv G. 8. Johnston, 73 Clarence atreet; also new roll butter. Furniture cheap, by private tela, tor a lew days at 00 btewart consisting of extension dining and other tables, sideboard. all style of chairs, pictorea, curtains, lamps, aiso oearoom ana si tea en rumiiure.

Attention If 70a want a good-fitting1 SUIT OF CLOTHES CA-XsTa 03ST The Bank Street Tailora, 135 it: ST, TiiaPalacB Shaving 434 Bask, near Sparks St. ED. DWYER, The Famous Hairdresser, hat removed to the above central premises, which are fitted np tastsiuuy, ana eouate patronage. P. 8.

Cigars, Tobacoo and pipes. Watehes Given Away. To further introduce our cele brated 50c. we will give for the balance of this month, to each purchaser of a 6 lb. Caddy, a Nlckle Stem-winding Watch.

See them in window. I SHAW 193 SPAEKS STREET. TARPAULINS to contractors, builders, warehousemen, forward- RrNTrfl and othem I as I a a fc qb rnaaowble terma. All sues Josta ToMiiiR UTr. of the eftl- ed Heerleew horM Waur troti Co vera.

Qaoea U.OUAfrm CHILDREN'S CABRI1BES, We will for tha next week give a disoount et 20 par cent, on all purchases ot Children'! Carriages. Our stock is still large aad wall assorted. BUITERWOBTH CO. 110 Sparks Street SUNDAY HOURS Morning, 9:30 to IS. Afternoon, 8:30 to S.

Night, 8 to 10. R. A. MCCORMICK PaJDjearrnox Dnoeamr, 75 SPAKKS STBXXT. sarTalepbona 159.

G. OULBERT, afeuuuhffor nr netrr wHncti uw Drof 8toi, COB. RIDEAU CUMBERLAND ST8. (and formerly with X.D.Uartin, asnouneaa that he haa purer, seed the business of the above old and well-known stand.asd asks tba patronage of former customers, aa well aa the public goneralir. All preacaiptlons dispensed la thia store from its opening are oa file.

-Open all night tot emeraeat PAINTING Plala and Daoaraktva, WALL PAPERS, Full tangs nanus aaeamai aad shades ot color. P. STEWART, 838 SPARKS STREET. ELEPHANT BRAND EeadyHizedFaint krery Can Guaranteed. Whit Xead, Oils, VarnUh and 1 Kl so mines.

Palat Varnish aod all descriptions oi Bnuhea. Btep Is ildan for hoses isaanlag W.GRAHAM 135 Banket, cor. Gloucester. Telephone 15. Scotch Drain 11 pea aad Cement at bottom pruea.

Torrr Knrlgkt, 188 Bass: aa. ketal worker plumbixc, eoohxg akd HEAUXC. Oonsraetor lor aad worker ia UnDlaae. Sheet Irea aad Oop- per. waterpipaa, stoves end Tinware repaired.

Steve places procured and ni FIXE WALL PAPERS DECORATIONS. PAurrnto, Tnrnao, Fapbhavodio. J. RANDALL, 186 Ridean Street. Prepared Paints, Brushes, ODa, Glass.

Varnish. Thre eertalntios: Good work. rar prloss. riw iiiaannn. CARRIAGES Row is ths time to look round.

Our stock ia O. K. our prices right, and more stylish, better mads and finished vehiolea do not exist. We are neither afraid of food udges or oloee buyers. J0S.DUF0UR, MAJnTTAOtTUBa Si6io249BidHiiw, Metal and Slate Hoofing Sheet Metal Ceflinra, Coral a Skylights, Ventila.

tors, etc DOUGLAS Oontraetars, 113 Bank 8a. "Buperior" Hot Air Furnacee supplied and put-, a. rtegistera of diBerent rises and designs. COAL IMi SPARKS STREET, UPOBTKBaOV AMD DBAIJCB8 IN ANTHRACITE AitO BITUMINOUS ALL'SZZBS. llratanslltrandshoroaslyii a.

OOAIi A SrnoiAI.TX, BUY YOUR OPAL W. H. CUDDIE CO AO kinds of sard and sort saaLi naBsy weUtnrtanan and all rail, la aaook. Indpndnt Net la Combine Leave ardors I TetsBhana CS. rM Albert Telepkeae aU, CUrenoa sat eat, ChUaj fc Da.

si rial ii am sat i IXdRISTS. EW.TYNDALL, CUT FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS, PLANTS, ETC. TELEPKOXE 912. I. O.

FLORIST. PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS. 6S SUSSEX STREET. MISCJUXAJflOUS Carpets Cleaned by J. aTARJU.

DraoiaTsnKB Cakpbt Latxb, Ooaeasslon at, Prompt attenUoa. MBH. LETOH naa resumed bnsleen at -til sUDKAU BTRXET. end solicits combined favors. Chases New atlUtoery.

Corset made to order. ARTISTIC MILLINERY. My Spring display will take place oa Wednesday, the 20th March. It will be found to contain a fair representation oi whatever is fashionable and new. MRS.

GRAHAM, 165 SPARKS 8T. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS fcHye Furaltttr i windows ukea uwo, ma eic. THEHIB 1ST, sdsBldoaaas, MASSACE TREATMENTj Treatment at' by an- poinuneet and on preaerln- aion num pnjeieuta aur. WALL PAFEB aad BELANQER, ua auLnn. aiamsi, first class work.

Give orders early. FRESCO DECORATIVE PAINTISG fcodeelartlcal Art Work. Men Wrlttna; eralnlntv Paper It Dealaxe) aad eatliratas whea reqnlrad. M. E.

DA1LEY Bldeaa A Cumberland ate GIDDINGS CA5IKET MAKER UPHOLSTERER 188 Ridean at. FOR, BULLER'S New shinmtnt at CHEAP CANDIES. 2 2 4 BA.2TE: LIVERY AMD BOARDIVC Bavopeaed tnm Htahlss 1 livery and Board- Btrltsh KLgs. Morses and Kqulpme ta. noardlmr flrstelasa, Waa.

aiwiar, sie euiaasoa as. CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, Johnson cfcBonall Maria etreem, btlmates ajlven tot all dndsofoarpeater work. joooinc nretnpsjy aa- AH kinds of plain aae araameaaal plaatarlnt; and sevalrlBS; sane town or counarf. Orders receive prompt attention. awrekeor.BaakaadMcIrea TliOt CLARIT.

Ili BeQ at, A. M. STORR, CITY XXPRXSS and Baccara Tranafar. mrSaakaveaa. Telephone Tm.

OTTAWA Steam Carpet Cleaning Feather Renovating Ettabliahment, 229 AUGUSTA ST. All orders promntlv attended to and aatiaiaoTiion Stephen Wilklna Orders may ba left at 73 Bank aa. W. C. ROCHESTER IngraTer, Uthefc-rapher, Plate-printer, KtOn 205 Wellington Street.

TO HORSEMEN aVSTwansw1 aMtTenM tRlBssI tstttnBrfaVasasT only neoaasaiy to Bare ahem arooarlr shod. I have dona tela rears, aod do It still, narantealnc aueh reaull or mating as snarae. as rears la rmansee GEO. POWERS, UXUfl VlavfiVPs lUlllilwl WawTTI A. LEOFRED, (Graduate of Laval and MoQUI) MINING ENGINEER Rcsn Omen 41CXBBXX Bum Omne -8UKRBROOKH.

Bbavch Orvica-HOST REAL 17 Palace d' Armas HUL rarallm.rsem gild nrvrgor. CHARLES A. BIQOKR, (8 SALT Avrxua. Land Snrreyer ft Ciwil Xngineer Kail ways located and estimates riven. Telephone 676.

Custom Jou routrj. Piehey Co. sDSTOsf Brnae Brosers. Forwarrllna and jfxnortlna; Afcenta, REAL ESTATE brokers aad H(L8E aGKVTA Insnranm fecttd. Loans Negotiated, Reals and Accounts eoUeoied.

IB) Caaal aueex. Ottawa MONSTTO LOAN On Improved real estate, Apntyto BKLOOCRT, MAOCBAEEN a HENDERSON Basjustkbs, Era, Central Chambers. Ottawa. DR. WASHINGTON TXBOAT ASS LCBO BPTCIALIBT, of TORONTO, (78 MeCanI at.) Graduated! with honors Tin, TJnlversttv tsrt Tot the last It yeart be baa devoted his whole me to diseases of hia special tr.

DUaaaea treated, vis: Catarrh, Catarrhal Dealoess, Chronic Branehltia Asthma. CeneumDUon-Ljaa or Voloe, Kslaraed Tonsils Nasal Obstruction, no matter what the caoea. P. Dr. WaaMntTton will be at the Grond Union on March 31st aad April lat.

SPECIAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS The Golden Lion TEH PER GENT. OFF ALL CASH PURCHASES FOR ONE MONTH. Brussels Carpets, Wool Carpets, Kensington Squares, Cork Carpet, McMorran 508, 5(0, 610 SUSSEX STREET. P.S. Make your purchases now.

CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION Capital and Asseta (5,000,009, Insurance in Force 923,000,000. Polloiet lamed on aU approved non-forf eitabU and indisputable after two veara. Uon insure with any oompeny until you nave arammed oar new Annuity Endowment Policy, whicaaeenres either the face of policy in cash or equivalent aa a ruareateed income for 10, 15 or 20 years, with profits, to your heirs in the event af year death, tad should yon Uve out tha endowment period yon have your choioa of a amber of verr valuable' options to eeleet from making it a first claae investment policy. F. H.

Hxath and H. Bitow, W. Lasts. 1 LhMtnat AfcnU trim ma When day Is done, and sunshine glo Is fading into night, Tis comforting to all to know That Eddy brings us light Eddy's i ARE UNEQUALLED. MAMMOTH WORKS, HULL, CANADA.

THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR. Tha auestion is not "What do yon think of tha attitude of Daltoa UoArthy nor "Why do the oomio artiste attenuate air. Fosters legs ao" unconscionably nor "What ia roar notion about the ultimate destiny of this country but, with the early pipe of the robin, and the gurgling of the water spout, and toe pensive looae ot tba nursemaid aa aha takea the air ia the after noons, demurely conscious of ths admiration of the butchers boy. "Where did you get that bat Tea, where did yon get it? That ia important. Yon oaa bay ths wrong bat at ths wrong price.

Buy the right hat, at the right price, at the right place. we thmk we nu ma mil We have tha Spring Eat ia all Ha glory- tret teat new coring nat. Get it from us, ws havs tha style to suit you. R. W.

COWAN, HATTEE, 135 Sparks street. FOUNTAIN CAWS DASH AWAY, PATENT REGULATOR! $2.50. No leak, therefora no blotted abeet. O.H.THORBURN SPAKKS 8TBKET PENS. OFFERING -I3ST- Tapestry Carpets, -Union Carpets, Oilcloths and Linoleums, Curtains and Poitiers.

Agent at Ottawa Cottage at the White Moun- tains. larte BALI OB TO UT-A pleasant ram nier oot-aae at l.terrale.N. UconiainlDa pa'lpr, diuintroom, kilehea aod four bed. rooms, 12 foot verandah round two aide. com.

uwiou. BTounaa ana cnarmine; tn this world renowned resort partly uralshed the property cr air. Jame Johnson, axCouunis Bioner cf Customs. Terma. etc, at our omen.

Houses To Let. 145 Molareo at. brick honse, mod era y.m tSCartier a iou CM I lssar a moaera oottajre gj.os 14 Churoh mod ere Issnrovamantt 12 oo JS Daly ave, brisk modem Lfi 11 Albert sa, UA R.UGLOW CO House and land Agents, 86 Sparks Street, Ottawa. CHOICE BISCUITS. GIBSON'S, PLAIN ANQ FANCY V- BISCfiiTS Try YanUla Wafers, a saw and deUoion tiacuia.

The trade supplied. Rrat clam oods. low nrloas. Flaam. Laaterna, Banooaa, Orackera, Torpedoes, e'c.

peraooally raperti.tei.ilrd In all parts of the world. Secure our terms before orderinsj aUewbere, HAMILTON, Manufacturers, Importers and Exporters. is.