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%omnated Hou4 C appointe4 SecfreUY O~~~I Mr. ughSmI~, uemt*r of the 'On- taL ilsature for Frontenac, is,,danger-, ,ul 1.He was injured a Iéw. Wcek ago by fàdigfmUalft in hisban At the meceting oftii. 4entral FqSers' Institute Wednesday, inJ Torontbi,a rnb- tion in favor of frée ttrade wýs carrie4 by 84 to 26 votes.a candidates, for the Comnmons >were xominated Wedneiday in East Bruce, Peel, East Mlddles«PX, orlh Victoria, South Victoria an4 Iialitrx. In the Soulanges,. Qupbec election for the--,Dominion House VI.tdnsday, Mr'. Bain, the Conservative rcanddate was' e lected over Mr. Mousseu, thc Reform representative, by xz8 votes. 'the writ for South Ontai'io wïas issued Wednes4'a'y. Nomination takes place on -the î3th inst., polling on the ïth Mr. J. H. Perry, of Wbitby, is the returning of- ficer. * The. Libc-ral Cqtiservatives, of Emut' Hastings, met at Rostin on Wednesday, and nominatéd their old standard bearer, Mr. W. B. Northrup a iawyer, of Belle- OaUs ville, for their candidate. The Globe yesterday (Thursday), in i t Ottawa news, says the writ for Fast VALUABLE F'ARM Hastings bye-election bsisaned with same dates as in South Ontario., John b.olbwidpl..tt o14 Newton, of-Deseronto, is rçturning officer. Macr e s one i su a heesta of W140b Mr. R.' L. Patterson bas been elected town, on Kingston -roàd. Wil b. sold en chai1rman ofîthe Toronto Collegiate iusti- bloc orlnlwo -parte oet50 and 90 acres re- Bpeotey or 70 sd a70 respootively. 0ood tute Board for 1892, and Mr. J. S. Dewar, loeait -toocbd.B c o..Two City editor of The Free Press, bas Bars, tone gsilés. Croek runung been elected chairman of the London' throuh ho fims. wm bahoscia oheap. School Board. Âpply on prombu ses o wte Thqs. GéIldie, Miayor 'of Guelphb died ItR.F oKZB Wednesday night of pneumnonia, super- W ; ~Âdlmnitattrz, Whitby, Ont.] 'vening la grippe. Ris age WaS42- Mr- Goldie wàs president ofthe Ontario Mill- 'R BI S cs&ocsspaton and president of tbe O-T tarlo Cricket Association and was one of the::os proininent «men in ,the province. tSALE 0F LA*OS FOR' TAES. inteold lend politics are hmiga weIl as hem.- The Grand Old Man has Wuued bis'long expected mnanifesto. Heli Towu of Witb By vrtue of à warrat promises social salva tion to the- tillers, of Coun1voftr 0 o2.J.isebybe«> the soil and singe of wbat the Liberal pry oWMit: i. ow bam done for the. laborer la the pasL or under the Corpoeatc Sul of the uld Town. to Salisbury a delîveredhiwnsel on Home', me directedbeuing date the Ilwent-ifth Rule and Sir Michael ln4ks Beach in a dayofjaIiuary.A.l -., One >Thoussud Elghu speech. st Bristol promisé%, tlie coming Hu;r u d à"Niaty-Twof eomandlng ume session of the British Commons would be to isvy upo n nd sdi uctheuds sien*ioned la a buy o-S-,tâe 1lo.,lâsgt, ai91si lmds being 'Patent- a busy 61ie. d. lande, for «muarsof *szesdue thorcos, sud Sir Moreil MacKeuie, the eminent phy- coM S. s breqfter getforth. 1 bereby gwve Do- sician, died ln London, Engliand, unex- tice tmg, ni ulh strire u .d Ait Oua r l' ihe ONDAYIý the pectcdlyat zoo'çlock Wedaesday uggt NBp,î lpM '0,A. D .-- y Hc bad sufféedfrm bronchitis and the hm aof r0o Wcock'in theforeoot asthma following bis receut attack of in- the TOWU ffl, a b.To» t i bIU>y, pr- fIuepza- Ris iltnes&, bowevcr it wau cou- ceed toseun the sld Inuitby 1>nblicAuoius - sdered, bnd taken a favorable course. «rnomucb theroefas oshah b aeoesàrr te psyr lie was attended b-Y-1iis brother. fis sld tamesnudlsita tiee. , deathwas qulte sudden. Oly his *dfc was presut Wheü' ht oceurte. , EEEYS PLA ItIOiU WAKD, ut T M O orbe Doinion Shortboru Breeders' Ascation Iild tbefr 4 mduS meeting 'Weýnesday inu Toronto at Wch pue- ininary arrangements were diseussedfo niakrng a' represetutative Shortioru ex-, Nfibit at the Chicago World's Fair. IMr. Richard Gibson, of Deleware, Oui, was rc-elected prsident; sud Mr. jas. 1. Davidéon cîbalsani, Ont, Vice president for Uic Province of Ontârno. The Reformer of EEsat Hastings met at Caniftoa ou Tuesday aud selectcd a can- didate to contest that rldlng for the Coon- mons,,made vacant by the. death ,of S. B. IBurdett, L. D., -Q. C, M. P. lu spite o the blinding snow. utorse ,hicb raged Itrougou te Province ou that, day, thc twhiff a crowded wlth electors fr<>ml ery4 art of the ridlng.- A icéolution, a by a standing vote, wu carricd, expressiag sorrow for Uicheinoval by deatb ofmAl. Uurdert sudextcuding te the meubera of the. sorrwing fatniy their ,iucere coiidolebre.. Mu.,W.' R. A ybue- worth,i'of lescronto geners l et 0f1ti= 'Iàthburn Co., aa,i fron frequpt, -vWtoto t"or brsuch office lu Whitliy, not tmknown here,, rcceîved the unanimious nocuptatlo ftc cnvention. Mr'. George Husto,!asouof Town Cie4 Huston*aa brotbcr of tic laIePrnpI 4d WoodstéckkColleg, is lca inl towu a few day'bcfore retornIng te' bis home iProvde=ceR. 1. Mr. Huston wm cauted to Woodstock to, atteud tbc f<nei-, o t ni a therandlis vç4stint bbc itsa $442 $1728 64 294 134 16531 PZiir* 370W, 1253 291, 4 mIoTU W*A8D. L94 Perws Biot*E. 5662 303 596 18 349 Z - 518 36 603 75 778 37 6o4 IL75 z770 43 IL 64 7 07 IL84 42 1; 8 -196 443 x 71 6 905 3 9t1 z:70. 56î »07 167p -64 331 8W 5 6 74 70 z 6 11 *176 7y8ý 2 6z4' 176 -79o 6 6,,ô3 175 7 78 7 r 75 777 8' 'x3 75 7 78 GALas PLAN. 297 1' 62 2817 303 , i - 62 Ma A V'mwria t 2 5 88 175 7y4- MÈV PYM St iR 14 81-'1 65-345 W&ULACes PLAN. PT- 27, zI8? CON- 5ocl, z 2 i6rz6 6 I I70 Wl SAL SATýU.RDA .Remnants of Dress Goods,' Remnants ôf Flannels. ]Remnants of TOwelllin,. Remnants of HOUSE TOt aENT. The bose u d peie eetyocp by oebS*eBronSu Thris a godabnud'bard and soft water on the -s.iM atL o" iui- th. Al remnants. will be SOld on' V/Mthy Dec.6tb, 1891 or value., We have also ptaced on -pur table . AQi11TAP1; ÂB'PBKALt SI hawls, Olouds, Fascinators, -KbiUeýd .Skirts, ,el bM U'DFRET M&and Childrensl' Rady-Made Suitirandl Overooal 'Y. Ca&m Det, M&del-REE,,AUlWool Tweed, Oerooatii'ab Prom $8.50,to- INGIWRSOIL, ONT., 1ÉSTABL1SHED 18s& HA 1<