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LORD SALlSBURY’S RETIREM ENT-

the Marquis of Salisbury from the Premiership of the United Kingdom, and the acceptance of that high odice by Rizbt Hon. A. J. Balfour. The change transfers the leadership of the Government from the Upper to

The cable announces the retirement of

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See samples of stained wood.

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you are still presentable. hey do away with the laundry, your wife or mother can do them up just at nicely. They are the acme of com- fort. Price $r,25 and $1.35. Of course as usual here’s the only place you can get them.

our own native fruit. . Our Lemon from fresh fruit. y

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The Stylish Furnishers.

,Yum H9 WWE Ulla” 5°" “tif” 5°' _ed by Mr. Gladstone for a trief term in fore orfatthe death of Her Majesty QHOOD 18&, and, resuming the Pre rnlership in 75650145. but 11° 55| held W at W0 ‘l1'8¢l¢ that year held on till August, 1&2 when _ request of the King until peace had been 1;; 'gg “gin gmgggdgd by jg;-, Gighwng

brmlghii \b0Ui ll! S0\li.ll Af.l'lC8», Bild fgllgyed by Lgrj Rgggbgry, wh() rgqglggd _ date first Hxed for His Majestys Caron- in 055” tm July, 1395 W5," LM-4 `S,];,. ,lf'l°l! |188 01811503- ' bury again succeeded to power, which lib

Th° RWM H°n°1`“b|° R°b°"t A"th“1' held down tc his retirement, as elsewhere!

Talbot Gascoigne Cecil, K. G. Marquis of mn°un¢ed_ _

of Salisbury is the eldest surviving son of -i _ ‘ the pecan( Ma,.qu;,_ He was hom M, HM, Lord Salisbury and his Cabinet were Jfield, the family seat,in 1880, was educated f1`¢¢l\l8H¢ly Uibifif ed 0" 'the SYUHUI1 0f UW ‘at Eton and Christ Church Oxford, where ¢1°°° f“ml1.Y 1`¢l8f»°0ll§hiP ¢Xi‘J¥ N8 bfUW¢¢_l1 hs graduat3d_ A1; mg age gf 1;w¢gty_ the Premier and several members of the

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.should be. We make it from the

three inurest ll. P. for Stamford and so enter

which has continued for nearly half a century. While in the Commons he was first known as Lord Cecil. but on the decease of his elder brother in 1%5 he as- sumed the courtesy title of Viscount Craubc rne. On the death of his father in 1888 he succeeded to the Marquisate and took his seat in the House of Lords. As

early as 1866 he was appointed Secretary of State for India in Lord Derby s Admin- istration and held the same position in Mr. Disraeli‘s Cabinet from 1874. With

his chief he attended and was a leading spirit in the famous European Conferences of 1876 and 1878 for the regulation of the afi`a’rs of Turkey, in which great and threatening diiiculties were solved and “Peace with Honor” successfully at- tamed.

His fame as a great diplomat was now

established, but he was destined to extend it by able and prolonged service as Fore- ign Minister and subsequestly as the lead- er aud acknowledged chieftain of the Con- servative party in the Kingdom. During the later years of Mr. Gladstone’s lifetime Lord Salisbury divided with him the 'ore- -most position as leaders of Br itish pol ti-

cal opinion. Since the death of Gladstore the Conservative chief has had no real rival for the leadership in British public affairs. All will regret that declining health and failing powers have probably rendered his present retirement impera- tive. It has been hinted that a Dukedom awaits him in the near _future but whe-

ther this turn out true or not the British public will unite dly recognise and admit the great and valuable services which Lord Salisbury has rendered to the King- dom and the Empire. And with peace now established he can betterbe spared

than at any time during years past to

-rest from his manifold statecares and

Administration. That the so-called

“Salisbury Compact" is not yet altogether eliminated is evidenced by the fact that Premier Balfour isa nephew of the now

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. B fours accession to the leadership,

though there will probably be little, if any change in the szener il policy of the Administration.

Shine your own shoes with the new

dandy shiner, price $1.00 at Goff Bros. li

Tickets for the Baptist Sunday

School Picnic will be only 15 cents for both children and adults, in- stead of 20 and 15 as previously advertised. Buy your tickets at the ferry wharf on Wednesday. Ii I

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finest Mocha and Java. ~ ‘Oar Strawberry is prepared frgm

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ed upon that notable political nareerl

.the Lower House, from an “bowl

We Www mm md 1° \is°if1°°°H° Rrgninm. A. J. Balmer-nm summed lot-homers Fw*-h°.m¢_1l¢nU-\° rmbllc s ostrnsa posrtronnrn-sa L..-4 of ui.- iiterest centers in the retirins leader. Tm.su|yro1s9e, and has neu the same "M during the nw quarter of 1 wntvr positron since less coupled with the resa- has stood in the front raukof imperial 9-ship °f¢_||¢ ggnngm statesmen. His retirement has been for- -"°-- mm than 1 rear vast fomhodowed. bs- Lora ssrrsbury ni-sa became smiei- or , wire of failina health md adv'-wed no United Kinzdom in rsas, witnessed-

Onnsa, July 11.='The Russian 8°*¢1'°' ment has announced itspinteutlon to 00|!-

more than £iiD,000 toward! HID

installation of a line of cold st»0l‘v~8° steamships which will run between Lib- au, a seaport town on the Baltic, and En- gland, to carry meat and produce of var- ious kinds.

our. mo Teacrrsns.

Orrawa, July ii.-The Ontario teach-

ers, who attended the recent annual meeting of the National Council of Wo- men at St. John. are returning with the intention of making the railways give them return passage during vaca. ionsl for one fare. They find that this isthe rule

the maritime provinces where the In-

tercolonial has set the example and the Canadian Pacific has been obl'ged to fol- low suit. _

SUPREME COURT.

Ssrnanar, July 12.

Roderick McLeod vs Peter Murphy,

action of ejecuuent; tried this term. Verdict for plaintiff. On motion of Mr. .Whear a rule nisi was granted for a non- suit on the ground that a mortgage from the plaintiffta Neil McLeod left no right or title in the plaintiii' enabling him to bring this action. Rule returnable next Micbaelmas term. W. A. 0. Morson, K. C. and Neil McLeod for the plaintiff. J. F. Whear for the defendant.

SUICIDED BECAUSE T00 RICH.

LONDON, July 11-Too great wealth

seems to have been the immediate cause of the suicide of Sebastian Gaeiy, a re- tired captain of r he r ryal n» vy. A brother of Captain Gassoit, who :fied recently, be- queathed $2,5U0.0iD toSt. Thomas’ Hospital.

At the inquest it developed that the captain inbex ited' $2,000,000 of his br_o‘ber’s money., He became depressed by the weight of his responsibility, and, imbued with the delusion that he was exceedingly poor, shot himself at his resi lenee July 8.

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elastic and fast black, all of which is 'embodied in

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