run nnw wok" * A!!! in mm ` "'.3W3.:.'~" "- W has-1. ' I ...__. T -.__.-_--__._. nn_n_ __.n L__L- _n -_, L,_ A HID Into!) OIPIZI OYIT1 VIII QIDOILIAUIAOK. OIIOIIN. IAN D IONOUI. in midi Tnumms xiii: - unur Jill`! xxwtuvnn uly FVIIIII BKUPI 0| SHIRTS. NECKTIIS. COLLAR8. CUPP8, RA(`.E ho `ml I 4... -1..- ...... .5- L... unnnl-Au. u nun A-uo, uvuunnc. uurru. BBACI3, 813.. And I can give you the had mine for your money in the ell: In these goods. * A nno line 0! FILT EAT! just received. ~ l`Im-(`lat laundry npitaln. J. R. RATTENBURY, u.,.,.. u n..- u-1-4...- u._._n lot. It Spring Suitings, Overcoatinca ` and Trouaerin. All new gqgda. at 1 j Q j A WE ls GALLOWAY, 34 `PRINCESS STREET. L`l)C()A)I'l"l'.`%. URANUKS AND LE- .\lONS II the AZ.lR." C 91% J_)Sj__().E{F Innlll. I! PIINCIQ 91 ! Rx Flue Unk-ml skin In I Hpochlu. Much I0. At lowest pricel, (he say: be en). Supply his good: no the workingunn. \ It makes no difference who may call, He's bound to try and unit them :11. To call and see him and his goods, You'll nd it worth your while, For he can fumiah you with H.-\T.\` In every make and Ityle. In-rh H. I SEAEO N A BILE` POETYi The signs of Spring now coming on D......:.... .. ..l.-_..- .1 AH. _ - ..- _..._ . ,.....,,..V.. ` Require a cbnnge of tile ; And while these things Are in your mind, Place |iALLOWAY'S name on le. ...b u.- I have just rovclvui my I-`prlng Stock of lllllrh Nlrln r\.n1,I,AI|n nnphn -5`.-u u. E'Come and look around. No mg forced .1. 0. HARDY& co. u-Inwvuu from this Date to M April at. Il.h-.___ QL- knnj -0 -_.l II - -. __J I -_.l We n.re showing 5 Special Lines this week. 100. reguhsrly worth l2c; l2c, worth 200 : lac, worth 200 ; 150 All Wool, worth 25: ; Greys, I5. 20, 25c, we believe the best value in the city. much 3. `0ur Trimmings, such as9 velvets, satins, plushps, braids buttons, fringes, etc., etc., to match all materials. If you buy Dress Goods without seeing our stock you miss achoice from one of the cheapest and best select- A ed stocks ever brought to our. city. l I` 'Styles, Shadings, Mater- ialg, Prices. All popular. A8Ul?EjTH IN c. One Price Store. 88 Princess St. March 16. r\JJL And ready for another season`: lrudo. HAERES ALTLGO." `Ibtn-enlbo Iounol:.'fn-I I! 5.3.. u`l`lv:n`n; _3p.n..IywN:-Inna an to ' w. (3. ASHLEY, |h_.........- u--. __._ `nu ; an "um um T _133,._ 906153. " 1: ' I an Puxcnn RTIIIIT. I hunnnchln; 6. "o'fuhLiEi5."uv75 i7r*6u [u mm_1l9|uiaiiii1 CORN. onmmlasguunmohiuvl --v...v--c-vv- vvuc 0.VIuNholIulnId Pdd nude Join; Ndunhnds uunnouootd uubv I-Manny ot [oal( . luddh D. pugu ' no `'`-r'{. ':L".2` ... ulna nae:-ugum Ill :Hr~l.k~oue (;o'::|l':o-on NH 17151 .1TI`.\'u.~ lhuo lumpooi And London nu Blob: l\'dl'l.D A \ l`l' tunn- F N.'BU 3 THE /1'0/?N-7'6 NEST NEW BOOK. .\'0Tl\`DI is hvwbv ghvn lhal applications to: \\ IIul.L`.\`Al.lL 'r.\\'xu.\' AND sun Ll~ (IKNSIIPI. for the -do of I.0&n:nrnu|.n Ibo (`y uf - w n `I In! on for the our Isl? he noolvod II I Inld II [III lhr Llnannn "ne of the mod pncticnl work: over pul. linhod on this subject. Prioo 32%. These book: on All bunches of Steam l\|7|lI:int`1`l'1?--81.! . mtlv? luv um .nm-. llnglnoorw weoo w informed lnnnyll the duties of his calling should provide Nuns! with: full 00. They no the only boohof the kind over pnbllnhtd In this count '.ulhoynnIoplnlnLhun.nyEninoer or I-`Ir:- nznn that can nu! can easily understand them. .3`-.. _n.L_ _1-_, L__;,A,.u n put I III \ tuuvuu uu Itivlpl III III! pflti`. `John enderson 8; 00., Princess St, Kingston. Feb. 3. For estimating the hono- war of Steam- Engines. from indicator uagranu. or Ihv work an engiueiarrfox-mi at the time: the liagrun was en. oo 50oents_ E R: , , II `I 'I-___'_II___. -_.jIl______ ,. __A , A IIVU I.l\lUUl.lE- ;7.;;~:a;.;';;:....,.'"'.....o;s....-w.. IL. _I AL- _._.A __._4:..I _.._L_ -__, Inch 15. ..r._ - `_.--..-_. ..__ ____ .. -.- --. --...vv.-. Contains nll the Quutionl that an Elltti: neer will be asked when undergoing tn ex. nminntion for the purpose of procuring a li come. with the Anlweru to the same. uxufh` ed in lsnguago so lain that Any Engineer or Fireuun can in n on time commit them `#5 \\'riu.en in the form of Question and Answer. for the use of Engineers of limited education and experience. Price $2,_ n-._-_'- A..-.4:-_- -._.I A___-__ p___n__ ii{{.3}'6us1i$'I.H'X.]...'r3`n.f..?II (`.....o-:..- ..Il AI... t\..-..AL_..- .L... __ u_, ,,-I harms mzcmsx or mcxmuzssvna STEAK-ENGINES. vuovvo pars Use and Abuse of the Steam-Boiler. lV__.A-3_:_.. I II..-A...n:.._- -_j l\,4_,_,-, mihbuolnppllullonnuhohulmnnlbo Iupvcc A 0' Indfunhllbo uncldtwo onlunokul urukn lIyudotuHholJoonnthnu1u|onun. ll I'll Il \l'\I`\' l-:..A-- '6'(')-n;Bi;l;l:|g-1lIlN`Ol.i0nI and Debcriptions of nll classes of Steam-Boilers in use at the present day. Price This little book in made up of I series of suggestion and instructions, the result of recent experiments and the best modern rnctice in the core of atqnni-engines and lloilerl. It la brlmful of just such informa- tion aa persona of limited education having gar of steam machinery need. Price 9 Tl One of` the moat valuable treatises ever written on the aulfect, u it in no plain and practical that any Ingineer or Firmmui that can read can easily nnilorstanil it. Price $250. 5 riopnn'Tsmsmucr1oNs AND SUGGESTIONS % ma ENGINEERS um mm. nopxn nK1in.noox or IODERN mu mmsnaxm -u . 1. . . ruxamnewra, unapmnors, nyurauuc Kmnen, etc. Price $3.50. ROPEWS HAND-BOOK OF THE LOCOIOTWE. -_ --w - -.yu--utuuuw coconut u ovvnnu The moat oomprehomiva and beat illus` trated book ever published in this country on the Shaun-Engine ; Stationary, Locomo- motiva and Marine, and the Sham-Engine Indicator. Price $3.50, Ropor's Hand-Book of Land & Ilrino Engines. l`.nnh'u'ninn n Juan:-innn ...l :II....a.._a.:..-.,. I \ The only'b<:ok of the kind ever published in this country. It contains descriptions and ` illustrations of all the but types of Steam Fire,-Engines and Fire-Pumpa, Injectors. Pulsometora, Inapirators. Hydraulic Rams,, `Prion 83.50. etc. __,`,,_ . __.__ v--__ .. __.-- - --;unv nannbsllvdn _.Containing a description and illustrations of ever description: of Ltud and Marina E ' an at tho dste o! in publication. on 3350. E 2-j7'- T V ,t paacrxgmn . _ Handy-Books for Engineers. V J norms nuomnms HANDY-BOOK. " 'I==.'.:.*~.: $_"-5"-`s:-..~: --------.._______"_'1 blur. r;:\-'8 (IRA .\'(.`S CY) I . -n.L-L._4 __.j n.A,,. , Price 25 Cents, an an uncut: I IA! CORN.` 'aof>nE1i*'sz}ii mcsss. 'l'hoConntBoohunn. Klfl ID!` ID!` IE. Will 00 IUOQIVBII ` 5]! Ind at tho: vuf lh(`IJos|o `onnlnhm-rm (`lT\' l|l'll.lIlx`ll:( (hm:-In Insmiion BY E. P. ROI. 'rnouIi'| Qalutotruounntulcuunls LIQUOR LICENSES. Qiaadul \IQV IQ IJAATAVVCQ (late of J. Mucklcotoh -9 (`mas Wholcnnlo an I Roll llamtwne Melvlumln. and will carry us the business In the mlamon Princes: Street. two doom nhovo I o (`In l|oIol.uud dlrwlly nppmllo .\l|rnoo A llama` wholesale wan`- house. The none wlll boopono-I in about um ooh. when no hope to have the ulmaunsol seeing all nut old Mend: uni many new one: whom we have nu-wad no lung. and won-uu snthlnclnrily. during the nuuny your: we have been in use (rude. \\` ll n,u.Tn\' The late llnn tlesinn tothnnk their mm cram maul: and vustnnm-t~s for their palm In the past. which they hope will be extended to the now llrm. whom they trust will mm-t with the unifunu success which hits attended the mint-ts of their pnwdocounnn. hlnwh I. JAS. IIl(`lI.\ll).\'l) I (30. Tllli umlors id have this u` fnrmcd n pamncnship nn or the ulylo and Ilrm 0! "\ATlI\l'\\Y Q. lII`BA\?fIK Inn-I III. IQ. }l.\\'lNG decided to discontinue taking an active part in bualn us. Mr. Rivhmund bugs to nnnoumvo nut ho hm taken Mr. John Orr lnlo pmnorahrp and [I \"0'n Mr. T. W. nounnn `in term! In the business. whivh will be carried on by them undvr llw nouno and ulvlo ut RIIIH MUN I}, HR R & (`ll Change in Firm 07%; Richmond &Co. nu nnua. The only reason that the subscribers have for dlspouingot this vahu\hlopmpt~n,y is a desire for rcpono. nor forty `olusof m`li\'o business. A lame nromrtiun o the nurvhcuw sum mau- Ior nnor rprty `olusol uvuvu business. A large pmporuun purvlmso may remain on interest at n rm.-u\u.~\blu rano. ILA \'IlL\`l)\', l)l)R.l\' & vn, Tho eutahlishmrm has 3 wide and mpulr lion for its excellent marine an mill work of all kinds. 'l'hn nnlv rnnnnn that llm nnhnm-lhmwn hnvn fur In THIS IS A RARE CHANCE For one ounoro DOI'O0l\3 eoaocum One of the Best Sites md Romunentivo Trades IN Tm-2 DOMINION. Ilcttvh lat, Ii`? Qoanail aAAI\.a\JA\la1 Q`\I\l`OJ&U&, together with tho Iroodwlll of tho bualneu- all of which will be din of at n lxu-mun. 'l`he pro ~. yhcumlata 0 real auto tincludlngn goo? w art and large water ft-onmxt-D. mn- ohlnory uul A laaosnd varied assortment of Hnmornn. 'l`ho di rout. departments. \'ix.-tho nlnhlna. blawksmlths'. ml boilor shops and Pliumndl` Am in full blast. with plenty of Onlors ll . THE SU (`RIDERS being deslnms of n\- llring from man. obr for we their foun- dry and elurinu works known as FREE "I\YI1Gfl'\I\\1' I1`\f\TY\TI\1317 III lulu vluuuv I! U! I5 lulu ll (Ia THE KINGSTON FOUNDRY, tnnuthnr with flat nllll u-III nf lhn hnnlnnz u nll ` N'<')`rtO6I?- sA`IIE. 5:19: oamplouon or TWO anon nouam on uoruon S no - Plum and Spoommuona mu be soon at m ollloo. over Wade`: Drug Stow. cor. King an Brock bu. ` - ` The lowest or any tondor not noocxssu-ily ac- 1`(`|)_wd. , W. NEWLAND8. Jn.. Noll. 18. ` Architect. BUSINESSNFOR SALE. -_--. TENDERS vgll be received I) ' the under- algnod npt.oSl.\ RM. TUEBDA '. and Inn fbrtlo Iovonl tmdeu tiled in tho oroclion gtxggamplollon of Two cl House: Gordon _._.-._. 3011001: 0? APBAAOIIUAL 80131! BE. " %IOlInni.$. A SPECIAL .\H-2|-."l`lNG of the Board at Trade ll be held at the Donnell Chnnubor on MONDAY EVENING. Mu-ch it. at 1o'oIook, Iooouklu And take no on lulooauon of tho nrbpolod School of Prue cal Sclonco " By orders . ' -Much I9. \ '1`. M1 1.18. See)`. IL March 8th. I337. N0 f/EBF PARTNERSHIP. And cranial: In Iulud lu Import L... ' nlvuu a m-unR`m@. ADIKA1. CITY OF KINGSTON. _Q_TE8 T9 nmMnM11:1i: ... ._.._._._._._...._o..-.........__. Ilvl Blll I In! Ivl lull! ul_I II! lulu III III III DAILTON & STRANGE. -. nl I \lunLI...Onn I`n I... \\`|...|.._|.u `oq:_:;_:c:;r;; -- .- AT HIE (ONES? POSSIBLE PRICES`. :psINEss__q1NGms % [HQ Il Ilodui In ad rulnhna .II I inhabits MxscELLNp_oUs. '10 oonnuowons. ` \ ` W. 0l.lDDI.\ . lnqodor. Tl ll HN\N\lR\0I(` fllll`. r}).\\'ll)S0.\'. IDORA.\' & C0. I.` Rl(1H.\l0.``D. Ultkt (`ll w. ll n.u.-m.\' J. u. sTItANu\~:. John vllluuakothhulhuovutyjuutuoooan-it hlnoohnutlnmh njoutunlhdouaq! spun unothhg I-duh: mph: NhnIum_ um. nun an-an lhhohlnol tho! bl-Iduclupvh-luv:-Ihtnuuoulf -luotlhcunugnannoouuhlluti pvIr|uuh.1BpIlIllhIohvuIuJo; byI.Ir.hp||cub|Ilnupn|-that lulqlnbo buhlnliuhtordv ngduhnn Wkyduiufinnquoh-f vi-0-It 9'-Nita '5'" I II-MID` dyunlndr R - _E _.N.9_E R % vvuvwuv ---u-- odjijowrlh unougm been hlolunib Humbug the ponph Ila. Ilr.ll|h|npuu-y emu-9..-nu.% lhthuhoromnuuuddsboo-lgruton all yuqcuuuuo-luoa.uuIcu. rs....| _n| _-L_ .11- .M......_.... 1...; -- .___ -_ I. . [hick h thopbu when Blah an-I ochot hull` llnrl al Ibo grit puny mlvinod Land: In only-no In In ptv-lonuco m H d the Iultho uncut:-I In uh-in North. II`..` ....-I_... -I -an-I`--_JL_- .I.-...l_l._ . I$ICIjVIS~1IwxIIIIII-U nonu- Wnc patina 0! out (`cnulhn dominion. Thin!` m Then ha been I grant n of ennaer\'Iu'\'e Artillery at the Howler govornmcnl lnulune it his cluvnl to give a member J the leginlt tin council. I wry. I public ofro. and up. point in his place one who In politically In sympathy with hln nounlnclon. Nor is thin all 3 M r. "Gl't`l0I _III actually cxhtemplalal tho runovnl of othor lqhlnlive councillor! nah: similar o.-irmuuunan. He not: the Iocuulty ol "nforulng" the upper chulr bur, or rather cl putting It hpyon-I the power ol the mourvntlvo element In that hooalohonnusl vnrry him. and. "pan- ulhlo. Io tldoot his govonmon. Ho undoc- ohndu Ch palllon ol the can thoroughly. Ila no that the many will stop 3! nothing In inlet to Into hlo ululnbtnllnn incline- Ilnlnulhoohovlhlocopuclty fotolnhy Inrlyhllngtho not-Qty atop Uncheck- nnhthou. Auuucsnm. Merciulnn nohhlwuyundhhcppouutgordld AL-._. The Belleville louclligcuccr went: to know ` why the (imhr doom`! ennounce the! .\lr. ` Rlnke hu written to the grit memhere- elect that he will go, and the! they must elect another to ll his place." The Globe might very well pleul delay in dealing with e mutter which he: not been communicated to it ur the mm: party. end he: not been heenl of hy the clneeet of Mr. Bleke'e friends or relatives. .\Ir. llleh-. now runticetiug in I Georgie. he: not resigned the lee-lenhip of the liberel perty.end dnce not, to fer ee gen- erel information gnu. intend In do an. He may have. mntidentielly. given the Belle- ville Iuhlliyrnnr, the Muntmel Ututr, end the Toronto World I point:-r. hut it would he euunlike him than our volIIIllIpul'Iriee will he lenient upon (hues who decline In Ino- lieve it. For some time the member: of the Ottawa press have been engnged in I deadly war upon each other. and, judging him by the product of hi: labour. in the above quot (ion. aomopoor fellow around the ('iu':ru otlio.-o must have had the 09p of his heal Ihot otf. . .. vvwv --nu..- lf the Hon. l-Edward Blake had luc- como premier. it would have been in tho eternal titm-an of thing: that the Hon. S. H. Blake should have been called to the senate And mule minister of justice. The probulnilitics are one of the earliest mea- ourea the Hon. Snlnm-l would have intrn. cluco-l would have been `A bill fur the Pub- lic Execution of Sir John Mucnlonsldf " editorial caramel: : The Ottawa C's'h':.m is exhibiting symp- toms of mental clebility. This All will con- \.`\`tl0 on reading the lollowing, one of its The New Brunswick legislature is about to adopt 1 license law whose provisions are very much similar to thoae of the Crooks Ictwin force in Ontario. It. aims st the ap- pointment of inspectors of licenses. the ra- strictiou of the number of licenses in pro- portion to population. the giving of power to husbands, wives and parents to forbid the tale of liquor to rulutives. and the making of vendors liable for dnmngea for suicide or death resulting from improper sale. Prohi- bition. it is conceded, in out. of the quegtion at present. and it in duirod that the sale of liquor shall be more restricted.` High licen~ sea, nnd few Mthelii, will certainly improve the trade of New Brunswick A3 of Ontario. I.AuIcndWo|lA.uortod8tookof Fauna and Domestic Good: inl'lnoWonhdn&'l`woodn We thought as much ! Hunlisty`s friends in Alberta (N.\\'.T.) account for his defeat by saying that "the tory majorities in some divisions in the south were double the number of total qlllllili votes." Such methods of winning elections are not new. In one of the Reufrews, in 1872. 1 tory cun- (lidste was elected by votersyof the existence of whom no one know anything. and, as a fitting consequence, he was unseated about the time he and his friends had exhausted themselves by jubilation. History may re- peat itself in the case of the Alberta elec- tions. in which event Hon. Thomas White will he expected to put crepe on his hut. The \\ ERKLY BR!-TTSH WHIO, 8 pages 56 0I`>lI`II;II% in published every Thursday morning B CHI`. . uununung |_u puuunnuu ovary suuruuny Iuunuux at 81 a , Altm ed to the pa rlnone_ ottho boutuxd moat busy Job onions in Canada - rapid. stylish and cheap work ; almpruvod printing uncles. Ii`.l\`.`7 J I] DRKYQE all! lbll Iauuauannwn For four lines. one or two lnsortlonn . . . . II 50 For four lines. ouch cu uom. 1naer3,lon.. 25 Oval-tour linen. II`:-at inns looporline Dachau uon oomocutlvolnm... so " Onoorw nu uent hu....... loo Twloodw Juhuquent Bo Throonwook |uboo%nontlnn....... on Nououocnimn. unngumdnoamnaoo. oaoh.unleuwhen"bookad. whonllhohu-god. Spoolnlnquou!nund_lnoolunmIureohn.r8- odnuxtra rates. .11 TH): % DA: x_?VTfE1Y:. Opt"/Er per Orbem Dioor." , . _____ V \ Tm: BRI'l`lAII Wmoln ubllahod ovory oven- ` Ink. MS King Stroo . Kingston. Ontario. A1` uxTnu_x.uns run YIAR. ' ' AMNOUHNCEMENTS. warn; us Aulpruvuu prluunj Nun: EDW . J. B. PENSE. Proprioior. AD\'l'.'lI`l`-l_;lMI1N"l'8. r_-_ __._ __ 5:. I--A-Al_.._ 'rHE%BR1.'r1sH- WHIG SATURDAY; MARCH` 19. spams IS n`HAN D`4 Io) lab. Wht a truly huwul vod grain: cl and can dds hr lilo and no 9...... " 1110"".-:7-I`-'0!-Iv! ny& " * A petition wae tiled against the return i ` of Hon. C. I`. Hamilton to the legialature .r for Shoal Lake oonetituency. The reepon- ,, dent applied for n sumrnone to allow the preliminary objection on the ground that there true. in reality. no tition beiore the court. The document tied aa aepetition :1 container! no maycr. Each of the para- raphe, with t e exception of the last, al- ged corrupt practioee. etc., and the last .- one containa theae vorde, and your ti- tionere further alle that hy roaeou o the facte herein eta the election ie void." hut done not aak that in the event of the reepondent being declared. unaeated. the tttioner, or any one else. may be declared. r. J uetice Duhuc. gave judgment. holding that the rule: of the court eay that the put tion shall rourlaulr will rt mnyrr. alto that he haa no Iver to male that a petition, which. in act. in not one. an it would be in 1-Um`! pcrmittimz an ohhection to he prenat- ed alter the iepee of t e thirty de 1 after the elcctiun. lihe euinmona to allow the preliminary olojectinnl wan made absolute. and the petition diemieaed with meta. it was. of rouree, exceedingly atnpicl of the oouneel for the petitioner to aubmit a document which did not prove aweptelsle to the court, and comply with a u'ell~eetel.r liahod In-agt-. but it ie unfortunate that the absence 0! a elattae. indicative ot the deter` once which the common people are euppoa ed to pay to the oecupanta of high oloe, ahould pi uvenl an enquiry into the alleged corrupt practicu of a Ininieter ol the crown. We repeat that the blunder-e ol the bar are inert-eeahle. ad it ie too had thet through them the courta cannot look into eerioua o! fenoee. anal, In the event ol conviction. punieh theguilty partiee (`ourt procedure in daeirahle. end without it eveternatic lurk would not he lA(`0fPllIhCl by the judges. bet in appiyiag court rule: to the Shag] Lake election see the law protecte rather than puta down political impuritiea. The decision ie to he regretted. It will etand ae high in public eetirnation, pnillalily, an that 0! an Unterio judge, who held A and in a raae hut rnently tried -that a nun who married and tort hie family in (`anada did not commit higany la the United Stetea by taking to hlmeeli another vile ilhe could diet that the second marriage was not P`. ueditated price to lab departure from thia country. Thin la lav. hit it ie not the law that-net people will thlak thoeoeetry Q Duh. Some people are great aticklers for law, and believe in the liberal rather than the |piritunl interpretation of it. There are instances in which the precise meaning of tholur cannot be met without injury to justice, and the Shoal Lnlm (Manitoba) election cuenupplieu An illustration thus upon this point. It is r(`portI:1ll)y the Win- nipeg Sun ' uaauaa Av 55 an n a 1 The government has seen fit to accept the resignation of Mr. Cargill, in East Bruce, and order s nemelection. The neces- sity for this has been already explained. Mr. Cergill,-a postmaster, did not take the precaution to'n-sign his government position, and so disqualied himself. He may not have desired to relinquish one public oflice uutil he was sure of another. But this is no excuse for an illegality. He should have had more faith in the etiiciency `oi the gerrymander, and his councillors should have been more devoted to the requirements of the law and a little less devoted to the interests of the party. At any rate, whe- ther ignorantly or knowingly, he rendered himself ineligible for parliamentary honors, and only seemed to discover the fact after the returning oicer had oicially announced the result of the election. He did not see any way out of the scrape into which he got himself, but the law advisers of the crown supplied him with a pointer. They advised him to apply for another minor public office- he accepted it. his resignation was forced and tendered, the seat was declared vacant, and `I new election has been ordered. It is understood that Mr. Cargill will again be a candidate, and that he will he unopposed. For two reasons it would be unwise for the liberals to object to this : (I) That his de- feat could scarcely be expected in a consti- tuency which is politically lopsided, and (2) that it is a question if Mr. Wells, the liberal candidate on Feb. 22nd, cannot legally claim and secure the seat. If Mr. Wells contests the late election he will not think of oppos- ing Mr. Cargill in a second campaign and no one else will be disposed, on the liberal side, to interfere with the case. The Ottawa go- vernment has been playing what the tories consider a very sharp game. Would it not be mortifying in the extreme were failure to come after all? It has been suggested that the liberals put the Queen's (N.B.) case against that of East Bruce, and that as the government has semi-oicially intimated its purpose of putting the one right, it should not be crossed in the other. Is the govern- ment making any concession so far as Queen's is concerned? We trow not. The courts will give the liberals that sent with- out the permission of their opponents. (`URIO L ' DEL'lSl().VS. WHAT `IS THE LA W! TQIOOINTIILOAIOO Kavanagh s New Bakery, 54.--o- _.`o.g- EREAD sow ii` O. D. FRAN'KI.IN, ht 0. __IA|II'r aornu. .....__ -~ __., _..._.., __- % JUST ARRIVED AT IRS. J. K. 0llVEl'8 ? CIOIOI IAIILY I IAKIK` 7100` III!) OIAIN. PIZID IAY. CLO- VII AND `HHOTIY IIID. "6iTv% FLOUR "1"6. `Emma 13303., It-L, ll MA: n-Q-uh-.- `waselbsn smug, mummmmm. A loml. MAI. . IAIKITIQUAIIT In new ubowlng the nut and Ian Onnpld Itocl In all [Inn of IS I-INTLEM I-IN`?! FURN [SH] NUS 0! any have want of Hound. ... -.-- __- SPE N C E R19