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-J Have You Heard About It?9 Aillai Easto.r Bxurs-ioll to New York Gîty î' lias become one of the most p9pular events of the season, -and the Lackawanna Railroad, as usual, is right on baud with low rates and unsurpassed service. Thursday, April i6th, is the Date. $14.25 Round TrIp from Torontogood for 15 days. ?, The special excursion, tickets will be sold for ail C. P. R. and G. T. R. trains of the 16th, and, for the comnfort of Toronto and Ham ilton patrons a consisting of sleepers, coaches, smoker and, baggage wMl leave Toronto at 730 p. m. making a fast mun Torfon'co to r4eti.tVotik without Change. Special will run vfa, C.P.R.,T.H.& B.,Mfichigan Cent., and Lackawan- na Sleeping car diagramis 10w open at C. P. R, Ticket office. Also at Lackawanna Office, 75 Yonge Street. Advance Sale of Tickets now on. E. J. QuACKENBusHi, D.P.A, A. LEADLA-Y, .P.A., Buffalo, N, Y. Toronto. Lackawanna, R. R. Lackawanna, R. R. .., C te the kind friends as, besicles doing al the housework she bas te ce day and night curse te her aunt Tbink of ber self denial and devotion, girls. Fer ever tbree ý ears she bas flot attended evening entertainments or left ber charge day or nighti:more than a few minutes at a time. Writing te a Canadian friend April 2fld, 'o8, she sa3 s sbhad net been in:ber bed for amontù, ber aunt having te be given meiine aud neuxishment every 'erand hirbd t be kept in constant. ly. We are tbinking how very cheering and pleasing it would be te ber aunt andi berseilf if readers of thls journal ever5where would sendý a pretty picture pestcard or Easter card-witb a few nice sentences writt6n over their fulliaddress . ânyting sent te this address will reacb ber: LITTLE LIZZIE, Rose AllUn Cot- tage, Fore street, Northam,' Nortb Peven. England. FOR SALE BY TENDER. -ANI) ONE HALF,ý L AND1 I 1-I '! EDITURiAl, JOTTINGS. à& àkm m .l!î1!~ ties of Norctibumrberlafld and Durham for paymient of haýa1ne on the construction et the Flouse of Refuge, bearine 4î per cent intertestpa bie hifearV1ý, werle ~N ~ A Soid to JOhiL, 1 q, for2~2~ and acerued interest. H e relnoredtht u om pilicl constitueflcies tomperance advocates Ecre siging adocument idctn that tbey wil not Support a par1ý1lita__ canudidate Who idees net make thetb jget aiC',Clsig the1 baYs for sale of intox- 1catig liquoirs.n theq Provinuaof Ontar o a proinu nt plank tu bis platform. il electors were consistent they would make thie question paramonunt ht *s or Cl th n selection otf candidates for parliamentary u er ùlo h l honore. do LONELY "BRUJT-IN" ONM S- So me two years ago we published a notice of a little miaid in Devonshire l England, -knownto ail as1 Little Lizzie" .A M.AN, JUDGING THE Who is the sole attend?.nt of an i avalld aunt who requires ber constant Caro. M UST- TAK1E PI Several readers of-THiE STATESMAN at' that time sent ber some bovelyý picture NO. 1 Its correct new styles. postcards to cheer themn in their great ___ N.3Ishns i hog ae lon,lne,,a FShe ,-nnot fnd time to write N.3Ishns l hog ae For You Andbetter choose it now be- foreSaturday's outrush of New Sults and Coats. E'STORE'S EASTEPR C)OTIN14G ..EASURE IN FJXAMINING. NO. 2 Its faultless tailoring. NO. 4 And the selection oi patterns.- rials. This is Worth Knowing. There is an impression abroad that only the exclusive eustom tailors eut Up the best imported eloths. Just to acquïaint you wîth the truefacts we are in a position te announce that the makers of 2oth CENTURY BRAND fine tailored garments for men import 90 per oent of the cloth they cut iu their tailQr shops and import largely from the most celebrated cloth makers in Great bjritaiu. Cloths like Carr's Mezous, Calashiels, Rastive and fHawick tweeds, West of Englaud, worsted suitlngs and trouserlngs. only the finest canvas haircloth and trimmings are put into our suits or overcoats beariug their wall known trade mark. May we show you the new spring models?_ 2 k t ~ I n _yOUERV- ZOR ERI."7ER? Ready