Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 4

DAILY CITIZEN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1890. OORRESPUlNUfcrtOE- H0MCE0PATHY. CARD OF THANKS. THE CIVIC ELECTIONS. were prepared for the retirement of on of the old representative, and Aid.

O'Leary proved to be the mao A SUBURBAN SENSATION. A Family Narrowly Escape Suffocation by Coal Gas. The little VilUse of Claikston, situated on the eat side of the Rideau Kiver, adjacent to the Sr. Patrick St Bri.ltre. was Ottawa, Tuesday, January 7th, 1890.

NOTICE. WANTED AT ONCE' To place in the hands of German Manufacturers for tho manufacture of Dolls, Toys and Fancy Goods -r- r-" 111 "i FOR NEXT SEASON'S TRADE THEAFAIR In order to realize this amount at once tee will give a Genuine HALF-PRICE SALE Of the balance of our entire stock for the next --FIVE DAYS- The People's Choice for the Municipal Offices. MAYOR ERRATT RE-ELECTED tit' the Voto ftir Mayor. Al.ler-m-n ami htH.I TriiHttfu. he iucc-: 1 have Hi reoton to uulitil v.i-.)i rreullif their appeal to the pecple, for of the twenty three meat- brra who offered for re electtop, only Aid.

and Ieary failed to x-cure it, and heie two made an excccdirly cloae run. Mayor Krratt woe awarded hi aeoond teim bv the haiulaome lnj iriiy of twelve hno-d-e M-curtd in a total which lliounh liven hundrrd than in ls9, waiwith ti.i txcaptH'n the laitfttt ever pulled in a Mayoralty contest in Ottawa. The pro ne ill were devoid of rratt iciteiueut, or ai'iiroacluiiK diaonler. but never- tliel- there Mae a deal of i et w. ra dune, and with forty- rive ca'xliiUttt and tnt-ir respective frtind up inditferenl aud hurry H'k tin-in il to the foil, a oceue of maiked livity waa ireenied.

There Cjm- Attive'v little amliitiim thnwn at the Boiiinatiuti to displace the old membeit of the tiunctl, ant there were in each wartl I u( fmir oit'ltiiatee for the three Mt n.n.r iitii'net eto.pt in t'entral aril. hd ne. 1 he that In five tile rithn wr.ei-..i.eif.ir the f. M.hiiiI, wd.ted not little I the 1 lilie the rls kl.lv will l-e -n ft-'m tl.e tl Ml I I mi a Jiii l.i ,1 wln (. In I.i.

U. n. Ilia iliumi slv kuM I U.ll.i.fivM dim. i.al.U I la ,.,.1, rt.itt..u. I.i ik.iu ai.l, K.I..V p.

lu.l L. -l ilia Miii l. -I l.l wij uwiili lii itl.t at U.t kKiuliv, t.i Ii. aU.U In t'. I ulls aid hi Ilia Juiliy wa I u.ibawtt su.alUi.

Wclliu dtvidki i4.uU vX.nl, w.a.1, ia.i'Ui thi uine, Alt Krralt. leutial Ward mail a kiilar il.iui'1 lint il over the hrKlire wuk a uij rl.v of UDru of three huuared.lt. My. fnuoj hi kupKiit in hi own ward, tieo'e iacreaied, whiltt the vctc lut him only half that recorded lt year, and 'in' to liy Ward, where the tnajurilv vh nearly fnur hundred aiaiiit him lut year, f.uud hi lead increaa 1 Ly Hut the greatest chairne in Ward, wbe.e the Mayor lat yea-it-1 ftly one out of every nine vote polled, but tlii time bud more than three in five. It hd been urged aeaioat hirr.

in By and Ward that the rrench elector should pubieh him Co this rccavion fi.r hav. ii.g ii.teate.1 the French candidate, but however itUappoiatei the elector of that nutvjutlity may have bern a year aco, the inaj irity theit s( paren'ly touk the view ly that their reckoning with the Myor cn thi occion had reference solely to hU r--or'i in cth.v, acl that factiou op-p- i. wo net de-irable. In Ki.leau W'aid hi it wa i'iliily diminished. The tiurr below for the AMermaoic and ScIi'h-I as well a fr the Mayoralty, have been revised io accrdaDoe with the othcial return received by Kturnitrf Officer Lett P.

No I 2 31 3 61 25 4 54 35 9 Tl. 227 121 T'l. K.i. Uw 50 30 PALiinr-ic; AM. Poll Xj.

6.7 51 6S 43 51 45 55 -2S 37 EIXIM.TliN ARK. Po No. 10 11 12 F.iJtt wis 15 233 ISO 13 34 36 4S 44 21 T'L Krralt Ix- a ii Poll Knatt 63 64 us 61 rTfiAt. AKI. 250 258 II 15 I'l 17 1 1 Hi 61 50 51 M) Tl.

3S0 2U3 l.Li'Mit Alttl. Poll No. l'J 20 21 22 Krratt 102 121 12 70 Lewis 3 3d 32 12 bV AkO T'l 1..2 33 517 117 ill 21 2.5 26 27 51 V2 76 6H Lewis 32 50 SU OTTAWA W'AHU. Poll No. 3.) 31 32 33 2H hi 20 f2 26 35 60 34 T'l.

45: 20' ri 3t 53 Krratt. Lewis 55 42 61 61 106 41 302 2J4 Klbr-AC ARD. No. 36 1.13 59 l.i rati Lewis. Talal til vVsrda.

Krratt 227 213 256 5 NO Lewis. VutMria Iitlhoueie Central St. ifeorge's. By (Iitaw Kideau 121 10 258 203 547 4 12 3U2 133 14 '207 244 59 1,419 Total 2.C20 Krratt majority In Victoria Ward, two of the old AM. Win Hutchicn and Jaute t.oidoo, uccefully dicited re election, and to rill tne vacancy caused by the retire-mei of Aid j.

Llalglish, after many years' faithful service, there were two oapiranta, Measrs. m. Johnstone and P. O'Reilly. The lt named mtde an exceedirglv clove run in the two divisions on the Hats, hut was waiii-d I the uptown vote.

Al l. elect Win. Johnattme i th well known Welliug-ton street lumber The vote recorded a as follows Poll No. 1 Hutehiaou M2 I Gordon 73 Johnstt.ne 62 K-illy il 2 3 4 T'l. 54 70 109 325 71 105 50 63 no 3S -M 32 '5(556' DAYS DAYS DAYS DAY8 Wednesday, Thursday, rriday, Saturday, JAN.

8- 1 JAN. 9. IJAN. 10.) IjAN. IL 5 DAYS Tuesday, JAN.

7. We do not bold ourselves eaponslbU. for oninlous of corroBDondontet "AN UNJUST REFLECTION." Editor of Thk Ciiixe-x. Sir, 3iou: cot rcapondent "Artstides" is quite rii-hi 'he nom de plume I adopted in my letter ot Saturday was never more peculiarly adapted to the occasion, espe cially "the matter dealt With and the writer. The only trouble is that your would-be witty correspondent ignores the true meaning ot "your Grapes." "A profound thluker" he calls toe Rev.

Mr. Her- rtdge. Quite true, and to greater depths is he Still gliding. Will give some proof ol he ''elevating tendencies of the majority of the pw p'e ot this continent through that "so-called science," which has become an overwhelming rival to the Bible, in the pulpit as well as at home. As tar a the subject of may nrst letter is concerned, I am quite oonfideut that Almighty God will continue to perform mir acles without asking leave from the ttev.

Mr. Herridge, or any other "profound thinker." In conclusion. Mr. Editor. I would be happy to see certain, "blasphemy" of mine in my first Inter io a brighter light.

Waa it bkaspheining to aay that Mr. Herridge never preformed miraclet? I hope "Ariutides" will hasten to relieve my conscience from so heavy a weight. Your etc LiiHiKH Blanch itT. Ottawa, G-h. Jan.

1890. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. THE LADIES! A ka aiJ TMatlnet fHrin of Kla WSeish 1 Amii tlna ana.llnn Womea, wf Tweert ttesali.ed frealt I leer iietiitii-enn isriiwb I Hylel Benniy. A p.efil London Vfct'sMan lla! fkw a4i di.iiH fm diiaaia fit tittvfc.l In Caitadu by tii aW.nl aaivanl and Jlian vi iuaa 11' i it.o ovaiwuik in wtitu) fur th htuua. That Ii it why see a many pale, weak, Uuui.l, and Sttiistiii flaca awadacht aad innumerahl weak-man They cannot stand the strain upon theif nervous tyttem.

Mau- of them hav found th mean to tuttain their failing strength, to give color Io the cheeks, and new life and vigor to the lienly, in Paine 's Celery Conis.und. Thi pure and scientific remedy is especially adapted to the needs of woman, and is daily making the most remarkable cures. Air. W. E.

Cooper 60 SL Ilypolite Montreal, was fee a longtime troubled with nervous headaches, loss of appetite, low spirits, etc. After using the Compound, her headaches disappeared, appetite was pood, and her spirits revived. Annie Goutley, of Kiver Reaudette. P.Q., found the Compound a certain cure for weakness, and now leels as well as she ever did. Many a Canadian lady has the same reason to be grateful.

Paine's Celery Compound can le purchased at any druggist's for mV dollar a bottle. If he should not have it on hand, order direct from Wells, ft Montreal. iuin At Toronto, on January 6th, James Meiale, tnira son or uukd Aem, imaunj The fnneral will take plare from hi fathers residence. 115 8 parka street, on Wednesday, at at 2 30 m. Friends and acquaintances will ploase accept this notice.

New Goods Just Received. Fop the Holiday Season Dinner Sets. Tea Sets AND Bedroom Sets. GHE VT BARGAINS FOR ALL G.S.SHAW 63 Sparks street. THE BULL DOG BRAND OF BASS'S ALE Is undoubtedly the finest bottling of ALU tho market.

HENRY CHAPMAN CO-, MONTREAL iolH AjtitH for tho Uuni.iiioa. LIEN CO Plumbers, Steam and Uaaflttera 487 SUSSEX STREET. OaDKBA PfctuarTLY ATTItHUKO TOAND AIJ. oma GuAiuirrsiD. tv ik oadf Iva true TO TBB KLKCTORS or By Wihd.

I desire to return yoif sincere thank for the honour you conieired upon me to-day. oy rot on' re-election me an hnl aim 0T Ward, l-Ut 1M mA ll While flllv Conaoloua tllMt thi hnnmir am more upon the ciuae I have the pi lviica-n to repre en 1 on hmnbie lntuv dual, regard the cordial ipporx 1 ha.e lor he ut-ond tunc recelveii rom you as Indteatlon lhat niv eouree in the oil cil has met with your approval, a dee aatiifartiun 10 has been to his best fot- the ward and the city as a whole. TruBlinir that von av have no ranim this year to regret the choice you have made. reaiain Your obedient servant, F. J.

FARRELL. Ottawa, 8lh January. 1890. -THE- Iwcombe PIANO I e. dors by tin hlgVr mu icrtl atilhori-tlo.

A fine stock can be at the wnrerooms of the manufacturer j. 65 Bank Street. Ockvius Newcorabo i Co. Factory, 89 to 97 Bellwood Avenue, Toronto. NEW ASSORTMENT WALL PAPER 4 iotsi iiufUii una i4iutiiiui a.

-js 4 litllj. P. paiita- btiualit buu UtS nnu will Ua huuS at lia.l. iff tod. J.

F. BELANQER. 1SD Uak tret FATHER MATHEW REMEDY THK Antidote to Alcohol VOV Vi) AT LAST I A NEY DEPARTURE. The Father Mathew Remedy a certain and speedy cure for lntemperao and destroy all appetite for alcoholic liquors. Tk.

dir altar a drbaarli. er Istteoa aerate ladoUtewi e. a alKl teoawoealall will renaave all mental mm ptayalewl de It also oarea every kind of FKVER. DY8 PKi'HIAand TOHIJIlJlTY OK THK L1VKK when they arise from other cause than lutein perance. Il 1 the most powerful and whole ome tonlo ever used.

Bold bY per bottle When tho atucrt-. not atrong ore bottle 1 enough but the i.uicl oum-h of dollrlum IroniHO do not r. ujore than three bottles (or a radical inro If you OKRiioi aV'i. from yaur ori'KKUi' the pnmphiel 00 "A.col Its Kifocu; 00 the Hnman Body and I- itiripsranrc a a I)laese It wiU be eent tr. rn wrlUiiK S.

XI iO BOLE PK.r iHCTOR, and I. St rnlhorli.rt nfrnnr Montra OLIVER ROBERT BUTCHER, far. aUii- aa.l Me wart reel Sansage, Baoon, Pickloi Tongns always In stock. Frenh Kille.l Mcuts Dally Mr. Robert's prttidnea are divided wo and cne half divoted to the sale of Vegetable! ot all kind Be Telephone "WOOD.

S01 rords 3 foot Slnbl at per oord. 10 ords dry aud chetap. 300 oonls Maple Booi and liirrh, cut and uncut, at lowest markeM prices. 1,0 0 cords 3 Inch bloci at 1.25 per load COAL. Black Diamond, dry and thoroughly (creene All grade W.

H. ASTON COAL AND WOOD CKALKll, 610 Little Sussex street. Canal Haaln. CHURCH BROS. STAIR BUILDERS, Corner Kent Lisgar Streets, Oitawa.

Carved Xoure.ls. HitoII twlnu. WiMid TtirnliiK. Italia mid iinlu-suni of a.l di scripltonn exocutod lu bust style. Cwilom Planing and Matqhitm, -K8TIMATKS FCKMX1HID Elegant LSpntal iiooios in Hull Dr fl.

a STACK HOL'SK. Suivoon 1 utist, opposite Post Ulllcse aiiut.i. Hull. Teolii on an entirely new system, IS minutes after the 11 ttnnil tooih are extracted. No pain.

Uo administered Hoal of reference given. Dr. KUDEKTSOX, L.IKS, DENTIST. Oradnate of the Fhlltvdelphla iMeial Collece and of the Koyol CoU.e of Dental Suryteona, Ontario. OSBee tad Kealdenee.

as awark Street. llr. JOHN LKt.t.O, DENTIST. W. A.

Lckko, D8 L.D.8., Uold and Silver Medalist. Ii SPARKS STREET. OTTAWA. TNItiou Oxide Qua odmlnlarered. I.

Corivtjyaiicer, 70l 6THBHT. Money Loxu. Sptclal ad s-nritssKci V. U. STit kllOl SK, LA.

DE3NTIST. OififJCKi All jrttrae reel. it.wl.ior,e4i iui Aiocrt Hiroei. Teeth oxtruoiod wlthoiit, vain by ot oliroos oxide go, and administered at private resldeaoes when required. I Toll No.

19 '20 21 92 23 127 133 KM 110 T'l. 492 440 4 hi Stroud It i a ie is 110 S3 96 US 7. 64 3 1.6 lt 107 RV WAHU Mr. A. Lirou furnished strong oppo.

action la thi ward Aid. K. J. l'arrell, John Hency aud K. O.

Laverdurs, ho sought re-election. He lacked 15 vol. however, and the representation will oe unchanged. Aid. KarrelK the labour can didate, had the high honour, for a young man, heading the Mill Poll No.

24 25 26 27 40 52 7S 72 2H Ul H4 81 20 83 70 38 47 11. 431 Krrell Ill 71 Heney fi 72 Sti I.svuidure 39 47 La rose 27 44 55 379 345 326 OTTAWA AXD. A fierce contest wa waited In this ward. and the reault remained doubt until the last return was received. when itjwas aacertained that Mr.

A. 1) Richard would fill the vacancy caused by Aid Latour's retirement; and that Aid. Durooher and Hiugham had oeen re elected. Poll No. 30 31 32 33 34 35 Tl.

Duiother 14 125 106 73 57 62 517 Richard OS 120 111 66 62 63 420 Hinuham 40 58 70 34 91 361 4S U3 l8 40 '36 32 347 KIKEAl1 WAKD. The return from thi Ward proved a ur prise, how inn, Ihey did, the defeat of AM. Roger by one vote, by Mr. Thi Tubman, a new aspirant for alder-manic onour. Aid Askwith and Henderson were elected with ubtantial pluralities.

Askwith Ifl4 Hendereon 1 311 Tubman R.er 107 Ibll. ai. li.Hil It.iKrd. There wei- R.iaid eonrwit In fire In lilh.iMnle, 1 tntei Stewart Mr, Iveir, whi. h.

the the Mr. tt 1.. l. it -l ilivi trt.t Kr Ih i Mr wi euti.il,li ii hiM, da mxn.lllM.1 ma alii mi ,4., ty Ua.lai4 A I.I I. ill.

in, a elt llivi. li. l.l tl.e Mai. I I- tty ai.lJ. Klil tanltilav, at-.

I ttie yau- J.iha llunuiijflily bcru i. i' I i bi lia mat tii Mteall, luluivilid in ttm resiiU It will be iwu that Mr. Kitty rtt.i.n his seat by a MiKid iiiaj uiy. In Hidnu Ward Measit. auirs IIulh.

an-J 1.. t.naliUnu made an inieiralii riht fur the seat made Vai ant I TrunUe tlaw ken's retiicmeut, and Mr. llopo won with veiy few votes to pare. 1 hvse are the details of the voliui; by wards lALBorin UAKU Toll No, 5 8 7 8 9 10 Tl. 170 142 T'l.

322 i26 Kerr 27 36 51 46 Stewart 63 37 12 23 KLL1NOTOS ARD. Toll No. 10 11 12 13 44 26 Cooper K6 108 K4 MacCualK 1U ii Al T. CJKORIiK's WAKD. Poll No.

1 20 21 22 23 73 43 20 28 30 T'l. 240 225 T'l. 131 74 Conk 41 5() 53 52 43 55 30 25 28 35 15 Whillans FY WAKD. 24 25 26 27 25 28 6 9 18 7 .1 1 ltlDKAC' WARP. Poll No.

Kirby Cawlhrav Hope 99 Donaldson 92 To Hour Hie- Kcfcult. Shortly after five o'clock an immense crowd jratheied iu and about The lTUKM ftfice in the anticipation that this journal would receive the returns at the earliest possible moment. The people made no mistake, as the arrangement made for securing the returns could not have been surpassed, and soon after six o'clock the results of all the oontesta were announced. The "extra" containing the details was eagerly read, and the official returns secured later wed no change affecting the result, except in slightly varying some of the majorities. The Mayor, like his constituents, had come to Thk Citizem orhee for the news, and when the result began to be known he was nrged by the asaemblage to speak.

In lesp inse Mayor Krratt spoke a few words, cordially thanking the electors for the support, and saying that his msjiritsf3roved that intelligent people required that a candidate should have a distinct platform to have any chance of success in offering fur election. IN bY WARD. At Aid. Farrell's committee rooms on Clarence street a large crowd gathered about six o'clock, and the worthy alderman wa the recipient of many congratulation, not only on his being elected, but flu heading the poll. After some time Aid.

Far re 11 was called on to speak On rising he was luelily cheered He thanked the elector of the ward for placing him at the head'ef the poll, and promised to work for their interest during: hi second term, a he had doue during his first. Aid. Lavstdure next spoke and thanked the elector for their confidence in him by-electing him again. Jlr. J.

O'l. Munay followed with a happy speech, aud he was well received. Three cheer were then given for the successful candidates, and the gathering dis persed. In Ottawa The result of the election for Councillors in the newly-incorporated Village of Ottawa Fast, recently Archville, was not quite what was expected. Mr.

S. Oreen-field, who, it wo thought would head the poll, was defeated. There wa interest taken in the election, and the vote polled waa the largest one in the history of the villane, 112 votea being polled out of a total of 140. Mr. W.

A. 1. ILees was returning officer. The returns 4.ere as follows John Hughes 64 R. J.

Iliggars 58 J. J. Logan 55 J. S. Webster 54 I).

Hrown 40 J. C. 48 S. Oreentield 40 As there were only four councillors to be elected, the last three are lelt out. Old Xmu.

And old school. New Xmas and the new Ottawa business College, 10 Klgiu street. Enter now. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF; The County School rewjpeoed yesterday after tk holilsys. The 6rt of the new Separate lloartl will bo ii id tola 1 veiling.

The formal opeuing i the Capital Slide has been again o.oiicil, from last evening until ti.is evening. Orand Opera House Two nights only, 1'iiaaday and Wedne. day, Jan. 7th at.d M'h. 3lai-far(hy and K-oo'iaiii the btiliiant comc-dy lluar I11.I1 lloj." s-t4 now Bt'r at Nordheimer flora ul and tana Hiss.

di and di oility the limiiun mi ni tMCirm-s siiin out anl run down fme Bv ii. toi.o. Keep the litad clear, the bowe-ts teg. lar, lite Lloo.1 pure, the kidue and liver active by ttu use of Burdock Hlmid liittia, uatuie great touic aud regulator, aoti diacase cannot exist. Stern Parent "Look here, I have juat been told tnat you received a thrashing io school laat week.

I didu't know it at the time." Jimmy 1 did, pa." Lawienoe American. The Laae and tree la OK a city are like the veins and arteries of the body; if foul or impure, diisare resolta. I Ifauae the hiood from the foul l.uii.o'tra 1 usn Hun i-k blood Hitte', 1 1 1 -i il 1. -r ib-i iard t. ctiie 1 io.

.1 I r. Ill a coll. li. on pill.Ic t. i- vt Mr'-.

l'Ui- Ih-atn lloiu Luis, tne iato King of Cultural, ii au enpnicivc affair. The pnyaiuiau -in atte-udance received fur e-iiiteeu eoosultati. ns, another i io' l'r for vi.ita. aud a third 1 vi.it Srveral other ji I al the tatei.f from il a viiit. I Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

fty tui-eeon. etc. 48 AL'JKUT STItEiiT. FiSRSONAL. Ml-iS ANMK LVVPMAN.

P1AS18TE receivis 1. jj il: UlouceMersireot. 1.8 8MYTHKMCa. ilAO, T.O. l-.

1 a ceive pupils for Pi-no. Slnglna; and Theo of nt lai I.yon street, dee Saturday aiiverlineme-nt in thi napur. Ml. a-MA It 1 15 L'ksl RANUK. of London, K-u 123 Albert at reel, receive pupil for ano mid voice cuiiura; also accepts engagem fcr eoncerte.

eolreea, at home, etc. ror par.iculara apply a alHve, or Jo Hem, A. et 8. Nordheimer aud Mosars. J.

L. Ormo Sc. Son. WANTb. "IfTANTKn An Kr.preasat ver.

Apply w. Cunningham, 00 ner of Kingaud Kideau streets. "IITANTKD-A room In a respectable private w.ntMi hv a Indv student. A somewhat oentral loo'llty preferred. Ad dress A.

McOHl, Inland Reveaue Department. -A ema't boy to assist in a boot I and shoa storo wun eome porience preferred. Apply iitavtbiuIi. an fCno-llah. woman a lrIa lion as nurse, housekeeper, (or cook! in a p.ivate family or hualneiw houao.

goon rerer. eno.i. Address Hose Oxley, P. O. Uox il.

Ainprlor. Out. ail 1. Bin If vetirVUITSI IV All JlM0 VANt-a, allowed each month. Mtoady employ men 1 at homo or travelling.

soiu u. fliil it Heart, a ami liliiklnff collect ion. No postal cards. Address with stamp HAFKR I'lutia, umo. WfANTKD General Servant for family or two.

Apply iwwr v. clock. Chapel street. Reference reeinlr-ed. SHORTHAND Isaac Pl-roan syatem.

i.a of ion wimli a mtnu'e In leas tr tbree months, t'laaae and terwis to suit. Ad Are lianneU Sawyer, IVInctpel Ottawa Fuel neas t'olieere, nisinsireer I ito ss a I A vd AeMoaHen Varxit-le th ftanaa ef Meiev. plrh ttViit loa si'Viin fiiiV Sil? aA Tfa.4 Uii a.iji i i lg int ei.pa.-lr iff't A oM. eV V. M.

i 1. alii tiuiiJ ua lta tta Btana.i. 11 I' loJ.i aai ivli.a 1 tai.ua, al. M'ta aaaa Mllitljta I llll NmlB. i'u lU a US-.

ft Pa. U.ajtl A fell at a. 1. aiv.i..-i-. a "ry Ui a Iki aunilua thwiui 4l hijaaa a.taat 'TO IeluT.

Jf OTkbHU.KT-ln Ihe Villaae of Birch-1 tou, two iiiilii from thu ciiy. Apply to in Cuirtiu. arlolou Houae, fcia Btliuglun si rveU PDoaphwtw Property. Wanted a well developed phosrhaie property for a Korelsn Manufacturing (vmpany. Apply kr letter to the undersigned at "Huisoll House.

Ottawa, stating I cation, production, cost of transportation. P-KRT N. u.u Jan. Ulil Business Stand To Let. Th.

atnnn ahnn wl.h store houne. either Boparately or en bloc, on the corner of tawa and ltld.au sneeis. incing ine unuire. iow Kd uburgh. Well adapud and thoroughly titled up for a First-Class Grocery.

Thoro Is also a (rood opening for a firt claas CONFECTIONER BAKER, for which the prenvaea coo bo adapted. To men who ui oerstand their bi.slnes with a small cipital. this oiler a moat favourable chance, and the proprietor will deal liberally with such. Apply to C. A.

Douglas. Sparks street; or T. M. Clarke. New Edinburgh.

-TnE LEADING DRINK FOR TH Holidays STKOUD'ri 50c. TEA. THK- NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL The Great Standnrit 1 ti med for aaftiWeak neaaes and Discitooa of the Luugs, Impaired NuiriUou, etc, rn Oil ire, frci. nearly tnstelesi and inf.) mm for delicate digea nns. For sale overywhero.

In I'lnt and Half-Pint Bottles. None genulnn wl'limii the name IZDAB stamped on each cappule. WIIOl.KH ALE DY LYM4N. SONS CO. Standard Lita Assurance COMPANY KstahLImhkd 1829, in Edinburgh, Agenclos throughout the Brlt)gh mmpiie.

Subsisting Assuranoes I0. av JOO Invested Fund (tl Oof. ouO Canadian invoatment 4 Aoo This company li-suea a polloy without eon rlli it.ua. The form la slmplor and better than of any nthor la Canada, l'oticicj arc payable in Carta 'a and thersfors free from object Ions of foreign oompitiilua. Mr.

Uiward Waldo having resigned th agency, Moaars. Kobu MiK-bray at bay been apiiointed La his suiad. W. M. RAMSAY, laaiisgsr KOHERT MACHUAY ft Ottawa.

REAL ESTATE SALE. Healed Tenders will be received by the urder-signed nil noon of l.Vh January, ldtfo. for ths pur. hase of thu following lots, 21 Daly Avenue sntiih, '21 and A' Stewart street north. Terms on application.

Koe poster. WALKER. McLEAN ft BLANOHET, Solicitors for kei i utor and Trustee Kstaie late P. Pennock. Oitawa, 23id Dec.

Thos. Keaough, Painter and Uerorator. PAINTS OILS, CLASS AND VARNISHES A Glacier constantly on hand to repair brok windows. Leave your orders at K6A 8U88EX STREET. J.

T. JULIEN, blaster, Faperhaniter Hams ana raiater. order cxtumed promptly. TS T. PATRICK MTfffr-r.

"The Uttawa Daily Is published at the orHoa of The Cmea 1'RINTINO AND I'UBLI'HIVi COMPANY. 4S So BO drfJll-TZN BTKEET avery umrulnd Irfuiiiluy'-- "rc'-rtadl. J. JenxY fl. H.

Weuii- n' aaaataa UIrkn resident, grea'ly exoiied over mishap i wnich s.aiiowiy faii.d to tei-u't in the dra of an eutire family sufTieatlon. The scene was; the rcsideoct) of Mr. Julicnur, the well known bootmaker of Rideau street. Tb household consisted of Mr. snd Mr.

Jolicu ur, their daui(htjr, their tilece and their sou Arthur. It seems that about six o'clock yesterday morning the daughter wokeop with astrarge feeling of sickness and getting up to endeavour to secure release she fill heavily to the fl or. Her iatner Hearing the noite rose to as certain tup cause, and when be'eame to his daughters trostiate form and stooped to see what was the matter, ho suddenly lost and fell over her. Mrs. Jolicoeur fo lowed her huaband, and was also overcome, falling across the prostrate form of tne oiner two.

Arthur, having been summoned by hi mother ere be fell, then went np from downstairs where he had been sleeping. He carried a lamp, and had with him a glass of water, of which he endeavoured to make his father partake. 1 he deadly gas immediately began to take effect upon Arthur also, dad he fell, dropping the plats ot water and the lump. Fortunately the light w.srxtiuf uUhedby the fall, thus avoiding the norror ot fire, which had it started would doubtless have cremated the entire household. After lying helpless for a few minutes Arthur maiiHg.

to hi way down stairs and to ihc street, but be wa so wek that It was with the gteatest difficulty he reached the resilience of hi uncle, near by, and asked aisistnuoo. He did not know what wa really trie matter, but told hi uncle that ho thmiyhc the family had all Deeu pi linne.f Hy solncthirg they had pvr taken ct the previon evemiiR Ace. pting this theory the uncle w. with haste lor Or. Provnf.

'1 he doctor hat tenet! to liai uti, em! on enterlre the hni at once detected the ftl fume of cosl and to admit fresh sir by npepd.g follows, the latter l'll l-mriil eettrelv i. that til t. to Mliat mlaht be 11,1 Mf. M.a anil tha ti( v.li in xt e.e, illllutt, and t. ill an tl.v ail l.a.a Una iIm.1, I lt fwtltar and In.

a. i.i ilatiattiai t.a.1 vaitiliikU vt.it aitum Ulllnj, tint III i ulifU I'-la a.anlna ai lata a In a imaii lip.iu lllu 111.) y.av iitiatali also Mviul.l tluulitluka Ua.a 1m.uu tvii lar mm. 1 1 Io fi.r aa.lilau.ie. A ooat tttivis waa buiuio iu His hall loa, aud ttm ya is auppoaed to have eaapud thfi nBh hults iu ilia mica ll.eie wa t.o pusaitila outlet lor It, outs esuapsd, au I thu 0as is said to bo exactly hat is liable to happen in huudieds of th small houses of the Win km i lait The Juli-ca-urs were last uitfht leportud be out of danger. To day or To-Morrow.

Knter Ottawa llusiuess College, IU Elgin street. It is the place HI. iioorkSo'it Cliure-h. Remember the musical and literal entertainment of -St f.enrtie's C'hurch Association this evening at 8 p. m.

Kxcellent programme. An Orelt-rly City. Up to a late hour taut evening the police cells were vacant. The police report the city to have been exceptionally quiet all day yesterday. The Jfoiiiiitliin's AiinivcrHary.

The auniversiery services i the Dominion Methodjoi, Church will be held on Sunday, the 10th instant, when Rev. T. W. Jtffery, the well known Methodist minister of Toronto, will preach the sermons. Atlelitionnl County Ke turns.

At'he annual meetirg of Section No. 25. Gloucester, Mr 11 Sliun was elected and Mr. J. (L.rdon trustee.

At the annual meeting of School Section No. 1, Tarbolt-in, Mr. F. (irierson was elected auditor, Mr. C.

Monro trustee and Mi. Grieison secretary treasurer. PrcKl.ytorlau Noriual CliiHaet. The Normal olai-sea of the Presbyterian Churches of the city, have decided to bold their meetirtrs for the future In the V. M.

A. Hall. The meetings take place weekly, on Saturdays, sod will be held at 4 30 instead ot in the evening as formerly. The llut'kiiieii'M Cnluu. The tegular meeting of the above union wa held last evening aud the following officers were elected President, Ciustave Klcatd; vice-president, J.

Mackenzie; trea suier, H. Hi into secretary, Reagan: trusttes, Mores roley, A. Aubichon and P. Welsh; sick committee, R. Ryan and Roy.

K111I11K 011 I In- Dam. The entries for the iuaugural of this sea son's races of the Winter Trotting Club are postponed until Thursday evening, 9th ioat. at 8 p.m. The club have decided not to hold their races this season on the Ottawa River, deeming the ice unsafe, and have decided to have the track on St, Louis Dam, where the ice is now two feet thick. The Opera lloune.

There was a fair attendance at the Opeta House lout evening, when the comedy drama "The Goveruesj" was put on the boards, with Miss Kllie Ellaler as leading lady. The. letdirg characters took their part in a creditable manner, and the oom edy parts being well attended to, the audience went home well pleased. A.O. W.

Installation. Pngre Lodge, No. 234 A.O.U will hold a public itmtallation of the officer elect of that lodge on Friday evening. There will also be an et-t-otiiumtnt iu connection therewith. The officers who will be int tailed by Mr.

E. li Godwin. O. D.U.M are as follow: P.M.W.. Bro Win.

York; M.W., Bio. Geo. W. Cairns; roreman, Bro. A.

Overseer, Bro. W. J. Fairbatrn; Recorder, Bio. G.

IS. Fotlieiiiigham; Finan cier, Bro. W. Prenter; Re-ceiver, Bro. C.

Kdey; Guide, Bro. A. CaUriuole: I. W. Bro.

J. J. Hamilton; O. Bro. E.

Elliott. Husband "Mai la, you are an awtul time In giving me the changa out of that 20 Mil 1 gave you 1 huraday. Ilia lie ou should reoolleot, Jack, that I used to clerk in a down town store." The female shopper. Old Friend "Your wile seems to be spending a good deal at the stores. Is she extievasant? Hu band "Ye if time is money." Munej'a Weekly.

Prevatllaa Slckwe. THK most prevalent complaint at thi season are rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat, Intlaniniationi and congestion For all these and other paluful trouble Hag-yard's Yellow Oil i the bent internal and external remedy. Inn ingr noil Hop. a Mr. Itescom you know what Stla.

Stick to lie after he graduate from cnlli'ifc Mr Blacklot Wal, I've heern It; a', he ha languiuary hi -'M of bein' a missionary. The ex Kmperor of Bi.ll ha always been anxious to pno as a very learned man. Whenever ho heard that a fatuous (dentist waa about to vi.it Krail he would "cram up 00 the tive ipecialtv and at an pp tune cliap'ay a startling amount id t.ch .11 al iiiforma-ion. Absolutely Pure. Thi powder never varies.

A marvel of purity, stroneth mul wholesomeoess. More economical than the ordinary kind, and cannot bo io with the multitude of test, w-eititt, ilium or ptioepiiate powiii rn. Sufi vn'y in ran. hoYAL Bakinii pi.wnK.it 100 Wall street, N.Y. POVOER ir A IIOPV ITtT A BOOT hflu MwmiP ft- i lull rf ii.ama' miih 4iire-: imi with ur i ttuM- that -i it in r- anl III Hit 'f tn- ly uit miioti niul at i i akn o'in to ii.i itnr im-wlicim 'iri n.

-kl thro rs I t.H-.a. live r- e. t.ty or a -t f' I' i ri o- Iivi t.i.4 it rrt: 1 l.u.i 1 tmt Iff -jv I Il.hI i Ami r. tiw if I Uhl- fr i c- u.iiui r. if til (riv r.

Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS it.i.l i tl SI. I Tor Fifteen IXtis Onfy tiara li tl I "'I -VI i (.... l. t.tu.

.1 l.aatn foh.t 1 fur I.ti i-r fur. Vttlier C'o'tr oU4 Tfc-mMn. JU: low prtci-i. i V. ll.llll.

JlWt l.LtU. stkkkt, A. i- ii: r. McMillan. The Best ilouso in Ottawa TKOUSKUaS, KENNY BROS.

Taii-k-, sritKKT. SFECIAL. NOlICES. The che-p Warehouse are Tnry aay ti.ry their "resj i it the Imperial tie ta.k of all the ladies, ktver aw tuh bargain iu Queen I'aly attained the I rti. a' io everrei 13.75J leet.

hed by a Kurpean the liriitiiurn. Urn Hur lirninatio Vrrslon sttli IMt Itttif li-lii Thurc-ia. nn IMIi. at p.m.. in Ihr OpVra t-l al.

e-nis. I'lau at ball' ry. -f reni. Tn- 1 von hounds to. their followers a chese ol twenty-five miles lately, the fox heir to ci hi gi-lsct ran in ur.na.

Js. 1 21. wa "lark- tag' wivh I.i4 kwee.i-ait when she hap. petted tr.umb. I Oe -rart), woi fevtcrcd.

iu i.i od pi.jmninif, an 1 he died fr it. lnnrr wu in a PorrsrU.e hotel while tau ha.1 a r.tt in tr.e tliittus over, riteht at cs killed We atre- i--l wi. until dinner r.e f-' ioeiTed "on t.e fea teat Ix.th wou Ij in ellinif all rieirripM'ina I.rit it' ik ar.il make, at i a.l aud secure bar- street and 16 a. it i t'i have out -n an i. nr aud power-i'y r.y.! cir.

i-t t.l ir 1 af.pene.1 i.ft.e a nirnr-M, a. i i asTreriii-y pw A biiter fu ae. each a Dl are irs ai-c ciii war. lilM- OIll -I The r- sr r.i! a 1 i. I'l tt j.

a ii- ii I i ar. -ft'l I flLlill llal.lw ti.iaie eat, ih curls vtoa i i. e--r lor ti.eis i li.ii. for a .1. by .1 iiitti ir aid.

r. ha; lorlil.t -Knltiviiri llr I. aWll I au ol I' ll .1 in ti oe. i o. a I- all I he Tm -n 1 lnl.Crer: if naiter tastoria.

oral a i I etai.l a rii.it.l li I. i We cannot very well afford to sell goods at halt price, but in order to buy goods at low prices for next season's trade and mke money by so doing, we will have to lose money on the balance of our holiday gords this year. So remember, once for all, this is genuine, and avail yourselves of the bargains we will offer for the next five days. The prices will not be changed, but every article to be sold at -One-half the Former We have given sales before, but we here acknowledge that we have never before given SO GREAT an opportunity to the general public, but this time Wh MEAN BUSINESS AND WILL STICK TO IT TO THE VERY LETTER. THEN LET THIS NOTICE SUFFICE, AS IT COSTS MONEY TO OAl.H'O NIC oikli, Th.

le will lie nu change in the representation of thi ward, Aid. Wni. Hill, Ievi and Oavid proving to have loat n- re of th.ir popularity, end Terence M.i.oit., Ion .1 pnpuiai man in the a tri. eaiiou lour.il ts company t- tarn: i.lili, nri waa iliatal.c.l. ADVERTISE.

We expect to lose P- Ii No 5 6. 7 0 I- II.I To 72 23 320 1 1 I. 1,5 t. 21 6 60 3os -27 72 16 2s -21 lot enough on our goods, therefore we must save it on advertising. So come one, come all, who want goods at half price for the next I I I.IM.T..S l.l.

1.. 1 "II A- --ri. preeiifM I I 1 tt .1 -teii-n v. iu this Mr. ortv.

I. No i'l II 12 I I. 'i I. I i 112 157 51 1 12 55 4 Ij.xt. Lt2 III 51 3 "2 4- I.I 47 -2-1 AT THE FAIR," 137 Sparks St.

P.S. No goods sent on approval during this A1.K. a en a'den iat. and a Crong 1 M'tot-iate 11. lite kmi.t thrill, A.I 1 tli, II.

C. Monk i.i IJ.p'-i.-, were uikhi Ih.ii Tr.ry i ur.d theii re-ele-cti but to- ii.ide very ilt tl.ltf I .0. wi.r'l. II 1 1 15 16 73 18 ,6 72 T'l. 425 I K- 1 11 4 I I Vi.rd fiaea ita A 1 J.i.ii 1 1 4-1 who io aoj All a.

i '-it 1 I out e. oa he ha 1. -i-e i ar.d c-l-l la.t ejto i I. stroog canvass made by sale, nor no goods exchanged. Remember Only Five First and Last Notice..