Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 7

DAILY CITIZEN TUESDAY JANUARY 7 1800 Central Fair By-law For 24 27 3d QUIET ELECTION DAY THE LATEST HAMILTON WONDER. selves. At the same time, 1 feel that the. exhibition by-law was defeated in consequence of it having been presented along with the other by-laws. Had it been raitmitted to the people upon its own merits, and by itself, there is no Houl but that, it would have carried.

However, the decision of the people has saved me considerable labor, and I otii not at all displeased. her in Ottawa. Tlf. dx-eased was 33 years of age, and a sister of Messrs. J.

and W. J. Kennedy, of this city. She leaves four children, one" an infant, to mourn her loss. Mr.

Logue has the profound sympathy of the community in his sad brreavement. Several handsome floral tributes were sent yesterday from Ottawa, and quite a number of sorrowing friends intend going to Maniwaki to attend ths funeral, which takes place there to-morrow morning-. LADIES, BE GUARDED GEORGE MARCH WAS IN GREAT PERIL PAKE'S CELERY COMPOUND SAVED HIS LIFE 34 50 202 79 73 2S4 24 35 127 I S9 81 344 46 310 llfi 11S 618 2 402 i 23 33 PJO 31 32 Tot.l 104 93 508 127 Ml 407 45 71 355 32 59 2Su 16 23 S2 GO 49 227 9 20 51 73 49 254 26 43 72 121 96 5u4 19 3.. SO 28 16 67 37 38 Total 67 59 5MS 60 43 507 51 32 397 44 113 370 13 30 135 50 36 287 8 22 103 35 44 307 24 25 198 59 67 466 H. Spencer Cae, Druggist, Endorses Every Word Written by the Cured Man.

Against 20 34 39 39 sire Protection Bv-law 6 17 20 Against 36 42 46 50 free Library By-law For 55 51 50 44 Against 94 113 100 75 School Trustee Hurdmsn. 44 90 7) CI Nuil'ans. 29 24 41 SO r.T WARD. No 27 28 29 Payment 50 7(i UK. Gareau 20 42 t.rra 60 59 79 Kowan 41 62 37 30 Central Fair Bv-'aw 13 10 12 Against 19 25 30 Fire Protection Bv Uw 5 6 7 Against 27 29 37 4 3i Free library By-law ror -za 31 23 53 72 85 77 School Tiusiee Wensler.

24 3 3 2 Jacqu.s 17 2 2 2 OTTAWA WARD. Xo 33 34 33 Clianipgncl2.5 136 114 Gauthiei 125 126 96 Laverdure 69 92 89 White 43 S4 61 Central Kair By-law 00 17 17 Agnintt 73 69 39 Fire Protection Bv law 35 19 13 Against 81 66 41 Free Library Bf-law 64 23 55 Against 118 111 70 41 RIDEAL' WARD. No. 39 Central Fair Bj-Iaw J-or. Against Fire Protection By-lau or Against Free Library By law tor Against 42 119 School Tmstee t'urrie Hop, 67 133 RECAPITULATION.

CENTRAL FAIR HY LAW. For. Ag-aiiiRt Victoria Ward Iiousie Ward 179 205 275 202 82 133 47 1253 69 310 276 290 2S4 Wellington Vrd entral Ward George's Ward By Ward 2: Ottawa Ward 287 Ktdeau Ward 66 To'al Majority againit By-law. 1709 456 KIHE PROTECTION BY-LAW, For. Agalnt victoria Ward au 101 Dalh-usie Ward l-'5 348 Wellington Ward 344 Central Ward 'j( 4 St.

George's Ward 127 219 344 By ard si 254 307 Ottawa Ward 103 Kid tail Ward ji 9) Total 843 liajonty sgainst by-law iBEE LIIIEARV 203' .1194 THREE OF THE OLD ALDERMEX FELL IX THE FRAY. Aid. Greene, McGuire and Enrijht are Out of it. A Good Vote was Polled. The Xew Council.

The Three By-law Knocked Out. Pull Returns. Three members of the City Council of 1895 were defeated at the polls jester- diy, and seven flew aldermen will, therefore, sit in the Council for li9G, presided over by ilayor-elect Borthwick, re-elected by acclamation. Four other representatives for 1895 retired volun tarily. The three aldermen defeated were leading members of the Council and much regret is felt at their non- success.

Aid. Greene, one of the ablest aldermen that ever sat at the Council; Aid. McGuire, a representative who served his ward faithfully and well, and Aid. Enright, who did good work for his constituents, and bid fair to make his mark at the Board this year, were those left on the battlefield. Such ii the gratitudi of electors.

Four of those elected yesterday Messrs. W. Hill. V. H.

Hewlett, J. Gareau and V. H. Cluff sat in the Council betore. year's Council had six novices at its first, meeting.

A Good Vote Was Polled. Although the weather was unusually cold, a fairly large vote was pollea. Leading supporters of the different bylaws got out their friends and those who were opposed to the passage of the by-laws also madj it a point to record their vote3. The result was that votes were polled. Polling was slow in the morning, but it livened up in the afternoon, and in many subdivisions the record were broken.

In cne ward. Central Ward, no less than 301 votes were polled. Yet with all the bustle about the polling booths, and the excitement existing among the candidates, their friends and others, the elections passed over without any disturbance of any sort. Money By-laws Defeated. Contrary to general expectations, the three money by-laws were defeated by large majorities, even the Central Fair By-law being nearly 503 votes in the minority.

The Free Library movement received a crushing defeat, the majority against it being over 1100. The New City Council. Tbe following compose the City Council for thus year: Mayor William Borthwick, re-elected by acclamation. Victoria Ward Aid. Maason and DalglUh (re-elected) Thomas Butler.

Dalhousie Ward Aid. Davidson, reelected, ex-Aid. Hill and Hewlett. Wellington "Ward Aid. Campbell, David-xn and Stewart, re-elected.

Central Ward Aid. Morris and Wallace, re-elected, ex-Aid. Cluff. St. George's Ward Aid.

Hastey, Grant and Cook, re-elected. By-Ward Aid. Starrs and Payment, re-elected, ex-Aid. Gareau. Ottawa Ward Aid.

Cbampaene and Laverdure, re-elected, Ed. Gauthier. Rideau Ward Aid Bll and Forde, re-elected, J. B. Donaldson, all by ac- clamat ion.

Yesterday's Voting. The voting in the various wards yes terday resulted as follows: VICTOMA WARD. OTTAWA FAST. Ttceve Rallantyne He-Elected by Small Majority. The elections in Ottawa East were characterized by unusual activity.

This was due to the popularity of the two candidates for the recvesbip, the friends of each working hard throughout the day. In this contest Mr. James Bal-lantyne defeated his opponent, Bernard Slattery, the vote being 86 and 83 respectively. The elected councillors arc: William Ogilvie, 103; Charles Ilom-liild, 82; Roliert Diggers and In Bowers, tie, with 71 votes each. Miles G.

Ross received 70 votes, John G. Trow bridge, 63; Samuel rearpoint, 54. The election for the three school trustees resulted as follows: A. Graham, 99; Walter Pomlas, 75; Henry Tublie, 71; Roliert Palmer, C3: G. W.

Patterson, 01; T. Ballant yne, 32. Reeve O'Meara Also Re-Elected. The election in HintonlnLrgh resulted as follows: Reeve O'Meara, 200; Gilchrist, 148; Youmrr, 1. Councillors Holmes.

226; Delorme, 182; Cameron, 181; Bulman, 141; Mc-Arthur, 114; Scott, 114. PLEASING PRESENTATIONS. Messrs Robinson and Headlam of the Windsor were the Recipients. For sometime past there has been an understanding among the many travellers, who stop at the Windsor House during their trips to Ottawa, that they would show their appreciation of the kind offices of Messrs. 1).

G. Robinson and K. C. Headlam, the two gentlemen at tbs desk. were precipitated last evening by an appointed delegation, who mads it their business to meet there.

About nine o'clock the clerks were unexpectedly called into r.rvtt of the cosy waiting rooms by Messrs. W. Gosling, If. Weary. A.

W. Gardner, J. Hughes, W. D. McLaren, A.

Snowier and L. L. Lewis of Montreal; H. Taplin, of Toronto, and w. tanning, ot (j-uelph.

Taken by surprise, the two gentlemen were gently pu-Jxvl into the centre of the circle. Mr. Gosling presided. Mr. McLaren stepped forward, and in a few neatly woven words, presented Mr.

Robinson with a beautiful gold watch, suitably engraved on the inside. The recipient replied in pleading terms, showing that was right ii i.t,rm a social occasion as well as on ih's stump. Then came Mr. Iteadlam's turn to go I hrough tbe pleasant ordeal. Mr.

Hughes, on behalf of the travellers, in turn presented him with a handsome bronze clock. This also bore a nice inscription of unique design. A speech followed from tho genial gentleman, after which the party adjourned to the dining room and iridulgjd in spaech and song for an hour. The whole affair had been kept so quiet that even the well known proprietor Mr. Samuel Danie's did not know of thra presentation until it was about half over.

There was only one man of hi? delegation lacking, anil that was Mr. Hugh Cowan, who was unavoidably absent In th'J Northwest. IXM7AL BRIKI S. The various public schrxtis re-open today. Th; iww school oai St.

will Iw upmni. for the first, lime, and the Presbyterian Sabbath school building on Ccncosnion street has been se- rurd lor the uifljrity of the pupils of e.iar street sriiixii, wbirh it was re cently dwidsd to clone. The cold htt of Suriday and Sa turday was eclips'd in its severity by that of yestcrdny miyrning, wh squeezed tbe thermometer down to the point or 32 dxgroos. During tbe day the temperature rose a liUIe, IMit to wards night ft dropped again Dr. 3fct'abe, principal of the Normal School, lelt fen Toronto last nigh! to attend a rnretinft of the revising board of examiners, who; duty it is to report on the awarding of to Normal School studetnts a'ho have pass ed the sessional and final examinations, Tbe application for prolate of tbe il of 1 late John Durie was granted yes- tnrday.

GETTI NG TJ(; El II EH The rorurregjiions of ths Dominion MethrdM and Knox churches met Dominion church last night. Ibech lr, tbe direcii.i of Mr. Hy-ibc, in singing. Iter. Dr.

Saunders oinduct-ed the (service. The subject of I lie even ing was "Confession and Thanksgiving." Ad Ire-sea were delivered by Mr. Fedarb. of tbe Y. M.

C. and K'-r. Mr. Ballantyne, of Knox rhurch. and were interspersed with praver and suitable selections of muttr.

The rrnieting was one of great interest. To-night Ibesan-s? cnnrretrat ions meet in Krri rbtirrh when K-r. Dr. Saunders will give an ad lres on the universal rhurch. 1NSPKXTIVG THE PLANS.

Tbe Building ComuiMee ii the Pro testant ll.sr.iisl liiari met last ngnt and xaroirwd enrol! ilive plans f.re- rred for tbe pr'nd new addition to ilv? txsspital. Wwn. Arnolli ni Kwart and Mr. Calder3 submit! el plans, tlrf! est.niale4 n- tit the work beiur ait bin be t(5.) A be b.ri has atrreed t' sf-nd. After a prolrmarej eiitir the d- jimtiwA until next -eek.

lines prrs- el were 4. I lirrnnr. rnsirnun. rf. f.

Mar. A. 8. Woo-ibum. John M-- Kinley.

J. It. Armsrrig. II. r.

rigtit. M. K'tbt. Suriws, C. A.

IyrLa anl G. II. Irley. DEATH OF UUS. IK-I E.

A Wea-Known U4 Rdt of Man- waki. Wue, IVaes Away. Uarr. Sikh resTet of tb d-a-h of Mr. Ix.7:.

tbe bepsd wife of Mr. Charl-s Isiro. Maniwaki. wtkb r-Ia-e terday -nrTniniz. af-er a crnjfarat ilr bor e-tvm Ulne.

Tbe lady was a kind and 4me4 rrreher, and. by ber amiable ard affen di'fraijt iraa. tad ma tv true frit. -hip all whom r.bt burame arqaaited- Her de-bas rant a 'A aorrow sm tbe Ulae of Mariwaki. and bas aad-dned tbe beart all tbrsas srba knew I "Having all the puns and agonies ot that awful disease, rhsumatis fur the past Un years, and having met with so mny disuppo ntments after using medi-ciors of aU kb.ds, I it a duty to let suffering men and wimen know what Paine's Celery Compound did for me when my very life was in greit psril.

was Btrongtf recommended to give Paine's lery 1 npound a fair trial for my troubles. I bought a bottle from Mr. H. Spencer Csse, uf ths ciy, and used it accor ling to directions. The results were simply tt arvu.lo "I w-s e-'c-'reed and overjoyed that I had a'- last found the medicine that could car even such a long-standing case as mine.

1 the use uf the Compound anl now find myself a new mm in every respect. "Paint's Cilery Compound sIfo banished pains and troubles that I eiperienced in the region of my kidneys. I consider Paine's Ce'ery Compound my x- 3 or Agoinst Victoria Ward jotj y.m Dalhousie Ward 275 4i7 Ward 379 Central Ward 9(j 4.1(1 St. (Jeorge'a Ward 310 618 By Ward 04 OitiwaWard jus Kideau Ward 42 119 Total 11)68 3429 Majority against Bf Uw 1461 TBE SCHOOL BOARD. A Little Attention on your Part will Save You Annoyance and Trouble.

Ihe ladies should r. member that Diamond Dyes ar aiwajs twice tn atieugih of all inferior and imitation dyea Diamond Dyes will alwny give you your monxy's worth of puro and naver lading dyesliilf that ia simple to and tbat will do just as represented. Do not be deceived by big packages that i-riuiors put up. Their dyes are mixed with salt, alum, and other worthless adulterations. In a word, beware of tlie dealer who tnea to sell you somet.

irg that he lepretents to be just as aa Diamond Dyes. Experts say, Dumoud Dyes arc the best in the world. Bicycles have been admitted inito the grounds ot the exclusive Botanical Garden in Regent's Park. They must not, however, be brought near the museums end conservatories. Can Recommend It.

Mr, Enos Bornherry, Tutcarora, writes "I am pleased to say that Dr. Thomas Kot.ECTRio Oil is all that you claim it to be ai we have been using il for years, liott. internally and externally, and bt.ve aUays received benefit from its use. It is our family rooriicine, anl I lake great pit aaure in recmmending it." Girls usually secure the best liusv lavnds who are not in a hurry to be married. For richness 6f flavor, the famous BEAVER Chewing Tolwcco bas no equal.

Look for the HEAVER Stamp. Foreigners who are not laehelors of arts or scienca, are to lie excluded from the Pans medical schools, as tbe lalxira-tories aie overcrowded, and even enough subjects for dissection cannot bo obtained. Mr. Thomas lUllard, Pvracus, N. Y.

writes; have bsen afflicted for nearly a year with the most-to-be-dreaded disease Dyspepsia, and at timrs worn out with pain, and want of felep, and after 'trying almost everything recommended, 1 tried one bos of Parmelee's Fills. I sin nearly well, and believe they will cure me. 1 w.mlJ not be without, them for anv money. Parents are in error td allow their children to "bring themselves up." Kvr.Hf Bir kittrsrsi. Everybody in King's N.

know Mr. Geo. S. Drydnn, of Mitchell Dry-den, Sussex, N. B.

He says: "Norway Pine Syrup is the best cough remedy I have ever used. My wife ha da very bad 'cough that was most distressing for ten days. I tried the Norway Pins Syrup and one bottle cured her. 1 never found its equal." GEO. S.

DRYDEN. Judgments have no terrors for women who Ignore their dressmakers bills. WUKTH HUM ROrTLK. Sirs, For five years I have been troubled with neuralgia and tried everything 1 could see or bear of. At last I was advised to try a bottle of Yellow Oil.

and refused, because I thought it was like ail tbe rest a failure. A half bottle was given me, however, and I f' und it helped me, and boiiglrt. a (little which cured me. If it cut five dollars a bottle I would not I without! it. TIIOS.

QUINN. Gravenhurst, Out. There is no courage but in innocence; no constancy but in an honest cause. 'To Remove Paint. Sit down on it before it is dry." Texas Sitingt.) That's a good way too.

Ant! another way is to do your cleaning in the old-faslw ionc.d way with soap; the necessary rubfdn takes off the paint alonjr with the dirt, lint this is very tiresome work. outfit to do your with Pearline; that's th' modern way easiest and economical way takes awny the dirt easily and leaves the paint. Saves -aves work, saves time saves whatever is cleaned. Use Pearline (no soap) on anything that water doesn't hurt. Rideau Rink.

SCALE OF PRICE, 1895-6 leti'Iemen's tickets 4 1 a tm jAtfm ia 1 oreo. rtrV t4T Is Tr a hiiw Mwa flISt VWnlkr.ll ar-rtt. Viaaum toAaru (I aaaUl Tk falaswaaf Uavpa mr reaarrad wiamt TV aarnia4 a4 fnvrili Maaar aisaiasT Harefafar aad litear fnccada. tckat laaMera. a-l-l-rT.

aa nsay tat auaeass' ssxasr 13 aw aaaseswy ssaaaina lass aw asna MliwaaUd. artnaias ns vf aa u4 in wia tirkaava Hataty afia.i 1.4 ar1 sun rin aa.lac; Ladaaa. He Cswaaa aaaa 11 ana tataata. ''in. -'The latest astonishing new a which has Tiretted the attention of thouaauds in ie jity of Hamilton, the cure of Mr.

Georgt March, of 471 Victoria north. His condition was desperate the case was considered hopeless, as the shtdow of death was clearly in view. At t.iis ciitical time, the jrret life-giving medicine, Paine's Celery Compound, was reco-nmeaded. A tupnly was t.rocurei from Spencer the popular droggis', who sells immense quau- tities uf the Compound every week, and whose confidence in the marvel'ous healer is Istrorg mi firm. Druggist Case, noted for hi- gret urbanity and couttaous bearing towards his thousands ot customers, is I.

a ticula-ly careful that every one asking or fame's Icry Comp -nnd. must go away with the right arfc e. Mr. Case in ss'siing his patrons to regain health. The firat bottle convinced Mr.

March and his 'iends thst Paine'a Celery Co npouod had lifti-virtuei that no othfr medicine pos-v The and results were soon -apparent to a'l. M-. Msrch quickly Bade a new man, and his trouble banished torev r. Mr. March, who tends ths following letter, un be interviewed at any time: THE Ievdft them all for DmrHral tmchn.

tm ohool, tAblihed THIRTY YEAR tto, th uc vKpuniutsnu oudiq DUine oouetfwi aarrtiM 4vautar6i that exiHonly in their im Agination. iron i waw your um ana urauey uoa any laphnjoia Consider thin an invitation to visit and Mnc Mr your-telf the practice manner in which O. sto.ui are trained. CalaiafueM free. JOHV KKTTH.

Principal, 1SZ Bans 8UeU Ottawa. Cauada. THE ART SCHOOL tOCI rot ITS ITTH EAtON, u. 1st November ta th 1st of Mar. as ta jlCTORIA CHAMBERS.

1 or. ti O'Connor HtaJ tT. CE IXO ST A FF. Mr. Fmrtlls Brown sp.

of rtoj-nerea sod Hnnr.au Hi Maatav a. i and Mm Mitni a balnea. Ufa s-1e and l.rad OU ami ir dor I aa-1 fi-crm Ue Ix-im. Frreha4 aaasAiia-iuraJ (-ti Ixrm Mtiv-r rwi KneiM and Mill Wan. fcr IIS! and Sljfe.

ilff Bouse SB n-ELUXGTOX ST, OTTAWA. FOR RESIDENT and DAT BOYS PrftwipaL OF.O. P. WorUXMrir P.A Orfonl. hr a eompetcait staff Rcaa- slent ari4 Mvlc! Papua rwxHred wi ih ac of ETOHTsiot wmra an-i thc-Twurhit' fvmtTd for Vmipqwi sna.

the Royaa iliiilars CaUec aad CLer it Scboes Reoecnm Monde. Ian. fitn. Far mjJrar. sno.

apt -if So um frlacipai. SAND YHOUNT SCHOOL For Young Ladis and Children. bALT ATEMTC OTTAWA HnpKT! lady principal Um Bii-K f.llH Bliss Amu Kaai rScXi KWtv tja Mr. (iliK ti-ortr psesjtiasi ber. H.

MeKsekisi fres Mr P. nrm-y No 1 2 3 4 To'al Mas'on 85 69 115 334 Bit'er 96 6S 81 295 D.lKlsh 52 40 81 Kniight 39 37 68 IMj I'erkirs -'3 14 21 33 PI Cintral Fair By law- For 25 17 23 12 77 Against 11 24 11 13 Fire Protection By-law For 14 6 13 6 39 Anains', 23 37 21 20 101 Free Library By-law For CI 30 57 196 Against 41 53 34 Ml 208 KALIIOt'SH WARB. No- 5 6 7 8 To'a1 Davidson 109 129 10S 119 34 499 Hill 116 120 82 121 2H 4H7 Hewlett 87 102 85 I3S 3 4) McGaire 67 101 46 8.1 78 43'. il'ittsway 36 34 14 21 5 lli Clary 1 4 SO 47 7 6 93 Cent, at Fair By-law For 35 4 39 45 6 170 37 99 43 78 S3 310 Fue Protection Bv law For 24 ri 28 26 7 eg.m.t.... 44 101 S3 V8 52 Ml Free Library By-law F.

83 67 49 04 12 275 71138 i 119 7S 4KT WEMJKirro WABD No- 10 11 12 13 14 13 Total Campoel. 77 81 121 65 128 D.va.... tt 53 105 9 1 75 151 542 84 86 f'S 54 54 01 04 123 Levis 4S 55 83 81 38 72 379 Central Fair By-law 40 18 62 30 83 2V 32 40 32 31 47 74 Fir PitclH Iiv-law For 19 II 3t 14 44 77 173 Agint 50 49 71 42 72 344 Ff Libtarv Bt-Uw "54 51 82 67 48 87 Against 74 73 I'M 'i 131 Scbo-J Iru'ee fhfm 43 49 67 23 30 "tilvie. 29 18 42 23 12 72 198 16 19 4) 17 49 32 173 As will le seen. Trustee Wensler-war re-eiectea public school trustee for By vtara over rred.

Jacques. Trustee Hurdman was re-elected for St. George's Ward over W. Whillans. Mr.

T. A. Shore was elected to the Board for Wellington Ward in place of Trus tee Cooper, retired, and Mr. K. B.

Holt defeated Trustee C'urrie in Kideau Ward. Messrs. Holt and Shore and Mr. J. A.

Armstrong, of Ottawa Ward, are the raw members of the Board this year. SPEECH-MA KING FOLLOWED. Tbe City Council Chamber Was the Centre of Attraction. The coonril chamber of the City Hall wavs the centre of attraction at the ckwe of the day's excitement. Supporters of the various candidates, successful and unsuccessful, were present in large rjnmlrs to hear the expressions of eladness or sorrow from the Lps of their favorites.

Ex-Mayor McDougal the chair, and maintained strict or.ler throughout. Cluff was one of the first called He thanked the electors of Central Ward for electing him as one of their reprewnta-tivea, and expressed his pleasure at tb by-laws Ikuist defeated. Aid. Stewart expressed the pleasure it pave him at re-elected, ariu (be regret Le felt in tbe defeat of Aid. Greene.

The defeat of tbe latter he attrilauted ome hat to tbe fwt of Aid. Greene Laving acted as rha.ruaa of tbe rirt of rtrision. mhere only the oT ratepayers was gained. AM. fJavis ar.d Camplwll were next beard, the latter expresinT regret at the defeat of the fire l.y-taw.

Tbe people, be said, mould bear the onus of defeatir.g tbe by-law. by leing railed ojon to pay b-gher insurau. rates. W. SI.

Lewis was beard in a neat trh, eor.grat'jiatfrt'f of the friendly aad reoerous atlrit whih tbe contest was earred on in v. e.nnfrton Ward. AM-ele IlewWt. Aid. Paris and Aid.

Ctampajroe also responded to (or sreneea. and tbe paibrJi? dis- rvrned after a we of thacks bad fi tenders! tbe rba.nnan and eneers arrnen for the jeen. Tbe EifclbitOT Ey-Uw. Mr. WUIam Hutrfce-so, of tbe ExtltKtirsJ Aaeoriat wbea after! what be bad ta ray resrardlnsr the -fea of the EifcXitiwa said: "S-j far a I an I am er- SBrfly satisTjed.

If tbe fesle do ard rash to TTTsmfe tbe tbeir great health-giver and life preserver, and will alaaya roc mead it with pleasure. Paine's Celery Cmpmna deserves all the high praie and kindly not ces continually bestowed upon it, as, it is reliable, an always prompt in giving health and PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 14 METCALFE STREET. HKDLEY BKIDGK, PrincfpaL PtipU prepared far the nnirernitiew or for commercial jile. The number of pupil being limited secureH individual attention.

Scboo. will reopB frisiay, January 3rd. Term on application to the i'rincipal above or at 41 Nicbolaft street. Capital City Business College Prbie Penmanship, Peon Fitman Phorthnd Book keeping; and Offlue Work by latest auc nostsucteaul nietbttds. ACKNOWLEDGED by all who have examined It tborowrhly to be ti6 most jcal and emcient system of ooai noMStr i Ofe.

oust Hoaar Is to rlv a Kdocatio" aholntelT in tbe Dominioa. WEItOIT. win terterm bey ns January Z. Tbone eontempsst. ing such a course houla write at once for uros-pectus and srieunen of penmanship.

Adarasi A. M. Kl il KS. Kideaa su, Ottawa. Xieht SchooL DR.

WOOD'S Norway Pine Syrup. Rjrj 6e timtjjarsn; sVtws of the Pfes T-cLbwti wiu U-S asrtifcAT a evectora srsTsces stber pecttra. htrba aas kataa. COUGHS AND COLDS -witmi, tVn. E-jachfc! Son TVswt.

THROAT. 301CHIAl. as wav nw kia sci wt ttwsw rnt rn vrma ywd snaafliy la That ztretm lamt ertrcsne i ma pothesna rm tbe asoat j-mfownd oowrTsttoa sat ttse Irswka asiasL Cot- -1 CKXTKAL WAt. Xo 16 17 I 19 20 CIT 153 83 8 4 2U UaU-ce 126 114 130 13 U-jt J22 81 89 I 2-a Inn Ill 97 123 1-5 Ceofrsl Fair Bt-law Total 4 29 tut li 273 2 90 24 310 4 For 56 39 37 Aa.t 32 29 14 Fire 1 rasrrtMM Far 34 32 24 52 34 18 Fie Library Bj law far 51 34 2 01 7 1 44 122 87 53 84 133 aua-: sr. comet's sua 21 22 3 24 25 36 lit 11 I 134 137 8 1 1 134 77 4 2 a HI T-'al 751 U-4 S2 iii ato i nsi1fai xbJbstsso.

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