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tn has, and I’m 30.- I have never met u . in all my lireâ€"no, nd, nor Boston, nor. ' actually made me. I remember once I about one of Ba]- to have him prove- a few minutes later- er. be dining here. too, shop Page stOpped is way to Florida. .1 young men pres~ Tarpley Dandridge, - of the very oldest »: and is considered nutmjell: he sat .. the cushion of his- ' uckley conduct the with the bishop. In imply directed most Mr. Buckley, and it llectual treat. He- up twice, and the- but laughingly ad- ng. He was most ! with Mr. Buckley, did not enter into ons. Yes, his man- mproved. He must ith refined people at college. I shall e surest sign of a :u to put his elbows without seeming to Mr. Buckley puts su’t sit up like a vii-at to do with his ~ do. He acts. even a t dinner, as if 311011 ryday afi'alr. The and the table, awk- . elbow just as he from his glass of me of the wine 011t Now, I once saw open to a man in- promptly laid the . ged, to acCluit him- »wkward. but Mr. with superb indif‘ elling some story, pause. but, taking urea some of 11119 d as he continued bing it in as if hi e was doing. Th" from a bad stain. as a prince might. a , oes can never for- es for rising 13“. 0 me. ‘Come here. id,‘ with a sneer}; de'ir napkins 0“ de. hite trash, en he or course it “'35 .km in his chair. ble. I have Since te customary over it, ybu know, but . look nicer in the linen wads stuck ' II nger bOWl‘S an: ' ould be less so..- Dry Of a crowded the morning. . full breath Wm that yo,“ 9” he" .; id, with a I’l’efly ll you, you’d be" . Richmond- 1" - ' ' ‘ube detain to " I , . _. _ ThlSL-ll‘g:l.anCC3810nW1 7 .. 7.3.3“! . . . . , $125565. and Ladies’ Skirts are included. If you tent-la ll, Plate a: . . “v Mantle or Costume we would “say. to Visit us there. I. . maindcr Of this mOnth. . y.“ i a. .' p ,i _ _; m in, .1 ‘ 2"“ Ladies" Conan, moves. Hosiery. Camus-um a.“ “a. ~ .un.. ‘ .0 , ..ll.\' 7 ., 15,12, Collars. mg 136. Sp 10c; reg. 17c, @140; mg 35°89” regular 500 .._.....,,,. , , .. , Mag...» ’34” lindrfssed_Gloves, mg 906, up §5c; @3130 . film's )Iovhil and Ind Lined ,Gloves, mg 81, 392.3331‘88‘606‘50, :i’ihf‘fzjta Ribbon, 6-111. black, brown,, skykcudinfl “pm â€" bum-s Gloves, gory, beaver, black and brown, 24301116,ng 51'f..« . 5;: 456; regular 32C .................. ....;;;,,..,..-.”.;;'“;. ;.'.,;.,:v_"”7”"._ '250 bin-(l Cashmere Hose, reg 30c, sp 25c; plain’Cashinei-e ..--.- ....co.-oo.-.ooo ..,,.._...,. .‘ ‘. C-.. '27 _ " “ a no on 'tfiat seems at 5.30. . ‘ 3 - 5/Lndws 1H . . ; attentional: , mo, ago theu'leader. inthejprovincial , ‘ hind._.'1'hatleaddr 7‘ w o,.twice.belor‘e'" marshal“! them to victory, and ’ - ”‘I- ' 1’ :5 ‘~ 1“ L" (Ev l... A W A, I ‘ .- - .‘x n. .v . . ~ A“ :- .rv~ I.r..'r' ‘1. 1.5.”... .‘1'.~_' - .. ;, ‘ ‘ » v- 0? t H o . “w. . . . . ,3: it ‘n ‘ ”I: W. id' a M swan/exceptionally gie Slack 1153' ' ., . ran both morning and evening rel, mezzo 2:13:13: ‘ Lena r‘gulzn' 32C ............... ............................ ............ .............. .3...“ ..... _‘25c now their trusted w‘ ' ‘ '- _ . ufhil‘drl‘n'S Heavy Ribbed Wool and Cashmere Hose, reg 18c, 3p “ “ (£0 local Legislature“. We, 1? "A?rl°v” I I, “m 2:3 and “‘35 l'hry Gm, emu-altos. Him“ for """"" a"; ""“"g“';,' """ i‘iwéii: """ “:va; --------------- 25¢, _.It wastanideal convention. .n a; . or n. R. S“ by; an...“ BMWEM..Fe:rm 0‘ Dudley steindms Momma: an _ ancy or er an erehaefs, reg. ac. 3p 56; Post wants to use isome’ol item ‘ had h.“ ‘1 my Soul " " fie anthem 5" “0t 0 Israel" was L )""'.‘L -------------------------------------- I, ’ ‘ I. ' '~ A‘ ‘ ; . . ~r‘ w {WW '6‘ qgcecgilcilorsets r 600 45 - """" i """" - """""" 4': mg tm' and “'1'“ We 0‘ its taller. fight; I: ' m ‘ m. to solo. which fine soprano vo’ on She 1‘” " B’Ladhis' “'hlte . r e d Dr p cg ‘zr-Sp c, ”813 '20, --------- 89¢ hm 0f the recent “mph into ‘ m ‘ . mm W“ by m“ M. p0 whim" mm mild 10.44163?“ ll ool tests an awers, res ooc, SP, 450; reg 48c ..... 62c a truth, it‘may put into service i mehullaringbefore him, that m, The Ionrnno solo . i- M};- she uses Inch taste and n "J r, k no, -laalnng n d ‘Utdetwcn .. . . , . legend about 'a packed conventio , 001:0 d wm. m_ following ’was W hwy" my : l . v ”V SAI‘E PRICE I‘Ol‘ Packed, if the way in WhiCh i - W35 . HUG 8. 8 , fim - With ”Ch musical ”1” .0 “Si 8 the new and POP- fiufiaik .na Misses' tight-fitting Mantles. blue. black and grey °‘ 5.1:? the Am?“ is meant. a , k... “33:an *3: ggdmw gt?! :1 agony. Dun-ng‘ collection is n 30:: mnmsififuf'W-f' ms " -- .- .. . -- - ’ .v was. rom an tarts of ' . 0°!- .. a chorus: “I’ll 'r - ““6 W" reg boo”, salt. pnte ............... - ............... , ............................... $4.50 - - . . ‘ , ‘38“ Mr. 1.0): W ' .- 'fw n . mat ‘9 mu)" 3'3! for .‘ “ole - ' 1.-Ladics' right-fitting Coats, with shoulder capes, blue, black and "m? ' .$§:fs£;mmi W from the start, an? i: :22“: “f5: 32% .by lfissfiillclbm‘é ms “may i. M .4“ngth tomifigérwrfias an?! ‘ and go}, regular $7.75, sale price, ........................... $6.65 u . '5“ c ‘ .5. that m the Donnmon contest 9 ac an ‘ Selby m Won]! the V ' g... .. m... ......, res .9, .. an... as...” ‘.“i:“....““:? M... 2;:0 a .. comm... .s. some it. 1:2. ... in. the... m ~,.m.’vou this 35 I regular 1 , sa e price : .......... . --O'-“0-{-- ,......... ............ ... $7.00 ers - ' ~ - ’ . . l’ tors had been. m. “a; con. !” rus' - . M in. it 811”. “a.“ llvlndim' ("Miro "‘3‘?“ St?” 195’s 1‘; plain and fancy effects, reg Slélo 5 aflectri‘lodbgfuthtgnreccg Cfinsfdztestauve vyelr: Vintion was in the natm-e oi alcoun- t(finisherll‘i¢:l?::¢fit:t 31-3» W2: (canto;- 32:91:02 of naming the 1m" ‘k F": ,1» .-.'~‘ 2.5 ;rcguar ...... » .................................. . O ' ~-. ‘ _ _, .. ~15 of war. ‘- ,. .1 ’ ., or 0 c 8 ifit and ’ . "I,“ . ”53.: mt? Skirts, black and blue satin trimmed, reg $4.50, $3.65 conspicuous by the" W“ and' omcer who ought to' ,f :ds a.“ ”53°“! 0‘ the Sabbath school. The seldom pth .311?th ‘7' " n ’r lr.’ d-g I’inc ‘lllack Skirts satin trimmed $3.75 sp 3 neg $7 600 the". hearty " endorses-non 0‘ the‘distn'ict aha rall t I 80 f"? ‘° bu. Rev. Dr. Campbell sustained his rop- hall. 81 L we C‘mw” ‘i'wd-HQ mm Grcv Skirtsr. reg $3.10 sp $250â€" }eg $575 sp ' . cand’datum °f M" 88"“ F°x° S°batflc - 'I‘hcir'v 13114;?" l-n the Ed “new“ ' 'n ”m "the ”1 1,â€"1.3 ’31), .‘ _ ‘ l k ’ $9 -5. ' . ' '7 ’ that the Conservatch party of the‘sh l. ' . , , "c-E"1?0"3 utation cl . , Th ‘ . m .. {0w Lonar Wilt. $,,,_.;, blue and b no , reg 2.4 ......................................... $2.25 ‘d' . . , 0|! (Lbs asked to ,mm m um hrht as an oqucnt divine, the nu Parapet, Me an. alto l . anions hpmy odd Pants. all sizes, in fancy stripes, reg $1.75 ...$1.45 318mg“, fiirmthngfgzlzizgfigmkE-z3'er clgan government, ”like ygur diatom-sen being listened to with sung by Miss mix-y Glmhamsoszr-‘jtf- lapflt‘nvs 15m.“ Warm-p (nu-flmocks, sizes 38 to 46, reg $1.75, sp . k M. _- ‘ _ » LEW mm]. f“ n “‘l'hl, look‘ . mnksgm day a, mmt and mg a .memfler of the children .1 N $1.15; regular 2.2.), sale price . .. $1.95 gzfisgn‘éitegzfll “iagé‘ccgi'v,ng‘d Hi: Jim straight. in the eye'and'ask his "on,“ Was held, the chair being oc-,Her smging was quite a surpfiglsli ateâ€"Jim's new ()vercoats in plain and fancy efi'cects, reg $10.50, sp ‘ has the swin 0? vi 1: 83° ory. t support in?- a. good cause," said the CPD”? by the Rev. JMR. Fraser of Was 350'"! She possessed a rich o d . sale pm“ $925; reg $11 50’ sale price ............... .. .......... - “$9.75 it; . . g . 0 my. Luci-cm 0 colonel. - -Work hard till polhng‘ day bmndge. Tho Speakers were Rev. ' powerful VOice. and the hin'hlx: (TIL- 41-30:,‘3' I’m). JackctS, reg $3 5‘). Sale 1.35; reg 2.50, Sp 2.10; 3.50, 3-00 Ejâ€"Mcn's Tweed Suits. reg $8. sale $6.75; reg 14.50, 3]) 22.530; boys' rug $5 23. SD $3 50 : reg $6.00 ........$5 25 lopâ€"Tapi‘stry Carpeting, reg 40c, Sale 32c ; reg 53c, sale 45c; reg. 50c. sulo 50c ; Brussels, reg $1.10 ............................................. 95c {ll-{nion Carpeting, reg 28c, sp 23c ; reg 48c, _sp 39c ; wool filled, regular (‘rUC ... -........... ............... .... ..... 500 t]? S f r ,7 All wool ("zxrpeting, reg 70c, sp 60c; reg 80c. sp 69¢; reg $1.13, 95c o e o M ' ‘ n fits-Hemp (,‘arpoting SpecialS, 96. 100. 12c, 150- 18“, 20° and 250‘ . Hoyle z-Mcn's Coon Coats. reg $55, sp $47.60.; reg, $63 ......;.. $56.00 ’ B~Ladi<x< Astrachan Mantles, reg $23, sp $19.50; reg $33 ........-$29- Tab! icons. T-well ugs, theetllgs and donors. BARGAIN . . SALE PRICE emu“ .“5 ' M5. 29~61-inch (Hyman-lied Table Linen, reg 50c, sp 40c; r'eg 40c ............ 32c long time. 30-60-inch ['nblcuched Table Linen, reg 45c, sp 33c ; reg 28c ............ 22c illâ€"614mb Mum-lied Table Damask, 85c, sp 65¢; reg $1.10 ............ .756 32â€"134mm Bordon-d Tea Towelling, reg 10c, sp 7c; reg 11c ............ 8c 33-18-inch liul‘lll-l‘ud Tea Towelling, reg 12c, sp 9c; reg 10c‘ ............ 7c 34-18â€"inch Iiol‘di'l‘t‘d Patterns ‘Cottou Towellinggmegy Tc, Sp 5c:- reg 5c, 4c iii-184ml} Glass 'i‘owelling, 4 patterns, reg 10c, asp 2c; reg 8c ,.....r.. 6c 38-100 pairs White and Grey Cotton Blankets, reg 61,10,313 85c ,- rcgulzir $1.13 .................................................. ~ ... ........ . ............ 906 “1'33““ :iT-Wll'hite Shaker Sheeting, 72-in. reg 28c, so 220; white Flannel 7l-im‘h. reg: 700 ............. . ............... ‘. .......................................... 5 8c :lSâ€"ll'hite Table Padding and Mattress Covering, reg $1.10, sp 85c 39â€"min» Saxony Flannel, 37411., reg; 38c, sp 30c ; reg 55cc Sp ......... 44c . . . speech. ‘ Lap »m=s, bu‘lir, nous, rur kinetics and Men’s For tons BARGAIN SALE PRICE lilâ€"Bocharan (Tapcrines and Stoles, reg $6.00, sp 4.75: reg 8.25, $7.00 41â€"Handsomc Sable Scarfs, reg 8.50 8p 7.25; reg $12.50 ............ 510-50 Qâ€"lfink Stole. salin lined. 6 tails, reg 11.00, sp $9.50; reg 13.50 10.00 sort 43â€"2 ilink Sluics, 4 heads, 4 tails, reg 7.50, sp $6.; reg $9.00; ... $7.50 li-Ladios’ Aotl‘alchrm ill-antics, 26-in., reg 36., sp $32.; reg 824-. $21-00 by 45-.llr‘n’s Conn Coats, prime skins,reg $55., Sp $45.; reg $63. "-557.00 him. Come Early Friday Morning to This Sale. paign, following - of service Mr. Ellis RE. il’. McG‘AFFEY Dry Gaels House [May's Lead 3?. Low Cash Prices. Besides Mr. Fo Mr. Johnston Ellis who had got back from his annual deer-hunt- bctter hunting story than he ‘Sh‘. Ellis is president of ugh,“ the Conservative Association of Vic- laughter. toria and 'Hali‘burton, and his val- iant work during the recent cam- ting were powerfully supplement-d Ly l-‘u. Carnegie ALP 1'..- Col. Hughes, M.P., andllr. W. H. M.P.P.,. themember of the Legislature fon North Ontario. filto- gether these addresses furnished as interesting and lively. a. political been held here for a 4 The candidature of Mr. Fox Was moved. by Mr. Thos. -Murtha oi~Lind- say, and seconded by Mr. Ronald Mcâ€" Fadyen of'Islay, andzitsi acceptance by the convention and Mr. Fox's speech in. reply bromht; the conven- tion to an inwifingpfich of’enth just “18' trip said that he could give a 'either," said Mr. Hoyle. could years of the saine thoroughly justified the designation I “the tried warâ€"horse" which Pros. Bryans introduced dccl arcd that he would fight behind any candidate that the convention might have pick- ed, but he was especially glad to fight behind a hard worker and sure winner like Mr. Fox. (Applause) Mr. (loo. Lytle merely wanted to point out that the present occasion thoroughly disproved the yarn Cir- culated by the Liberal ring ud their tion of WW NEXT story, 7-....." . false. He was porter Bryans remarked ing on the Let your next pair of shoes be “Slaters,” and ’ ) on have ever had before. w, by, m ’ spoke-asrollows: ‘ “Mr. -. the convention :. I genuine WithOIlt ‘ havevbeen disco this ‘t‘Stam’PJ .. " .“. -"III E . . . I E -. v ' , y, , l.‘ V“ . . ,. ‘ 'x '. ' . . ...... H 4: - ‘ ' h; ‘V’ . a?“ ‘08. I feel sorry. to. 3- : .many sheep and lamb wig" out of the country ”no thered as I . . ll: . - believ ' tin.’ . next ‘0 e’ .? place in the provincial fight. Mr. Lytlc said, was of akind in an eflort‘;to unload on the clean with the Liberal yarns of the late Liberal electorate the iniquities of campaign, and now, like the rest of the managers, those yams had been, Was proven .3319 majority they wanted no con. glad 'to be a. sup-H of the man who had led .the it necessary that the earth was flat, ' posed by Col. Bushes- neWSpapors that he had wen . sup- porting Col. Hughes with the inten- seeking to get. Savaox's The party to victory twice before. When calling on. Mr. Fox, Pres. been prosecuted; the Minnie M. that he was call- .mnn WI”; he - believed ‘ M; Fox Chairman and geotlemcn 0'. mot toostl'byll" titutb’ for the hon“ - yer ed Lin WOSt Hast- x,:Mr. Johnstonl'El- lis and Mr. ,Geo. Lytle were 130th- ed. . The speeches of these gentlemen in declining to accept the pearl-nu and that of the candidate - in accep- . mentioned the “disco rulartheGlobeandLimllpetm was tun-thei- .pdvioe, ,m electors , tires for having port of Candice log-s Pres. Bryans as one of the leading mongol Ontario. ' Mr. Hoyle is a capital speaker and a prime favorite With a glindsay “audience, He knew shone all the other Saunas in boys always said “They're ' daisies. " (Laughter .1 and applause). “I believe they are and I never kissed the blarney stone kissed a girl that: did tho- put in Col. Hugth' amid "3Y0“ "That wasione I got ahead of .Col. Hughes and when I do that I think I’m a dandy,” replied Mr. Hoyle, but frankly admitted that what Col. Hughes Ihad charged was correct. The were reasons apart from his personal character why Mr. Fox should be,support'ed. The chief one was the character of the government. Premier Ross used to twit the Oppo- sition that they could not get his majority below the perfect number 7 but it had been reduced at the mto of one a year for six years since that and now consists of the Speak- er along. In two elections the Lib- eralshad been beaten but bad man- aged to hold on. Now in the last ditch they had called a convention When they had a ventioh, but now they would admit, to keep in power. Sullivan had not gone out with the knowledge of Atâ€" torney General Gibson, and the Con- tivcs had asked in vain that the A voiceâ€"If it was .out of their own they YOU will get more style, (:0me and wear than ' province of momma were no cre- men convicted -of political crimes be A, Mf' Fox prose he was rousing 9118th Pro" when the meals were made, would soon punish somebody. Mr. Hoyleâ€"Well m a_ few months lye won’t-ask tbmtoikunlnh ,any; one. . We shall hate the. power in our'own hands. (Applatae); ' ' th . on haverjustdone me by P139 ._ As it is the ‘government dare not ‘00.}; for ' F l{Ifgyxnelor the third time; “1 yr: punish its "workers" c{hey know ' ' '° ' ovincial light. would tell too mu 7 i_ , Slate! trademark '32:? 3.1.1.303; that. as we have won at. Hoyle“ explained“ thdt Mr. Fox » I 1m. ballots - has- been at. last an _.hho votes}. .9331 , 95.". h- on SOIC; none ‘ ught: to perfection by lthe ”up?" in theta): on dist: on aid. ‘ >3... ~ tom of bogus ballot), 1:036 such‘as aberration by... the .government, .92? becauselthcy did not want these I!- stitutions taxed higher, but because they ;W “16 mimieiwfitw“ Md deny-tots“, the in- cramp or Tatum ' w uaoo‘ hung" foo- suddenly claimed to be hie-long supâ€" portalofl it. M turned Pomer- saults better than circa act-chats. m.Hoybde.VWm M“ w and then get the voters out early, Col. Hughes Vietnria‘o two _Sa‘m’o; me they cut?- , algal-ills on'hmdaylade - Ir“. J. I WIPE~ ~ Again the Candidate There was a great and enthusiastic w gathering of delegates at the Con- servative convention held at Fcnclon Falls on Tuesday .of this week. The notice calling the convention was limited to a few days, but neverthe- less there were representatives presâ€" ent from Emily in the south and Tory Hill and Dorset in the far away north. Among those present we no- ticed the following gentlemen : Som- crvillc: Joe. Wilson, W. J. Wilson, A. Train, A, Hopkins, J. R. Mark, Jas. Mark, Jas. Scott, J. Brisbin, B. English, W. Stewart, S. R. Car- ew, B. Burcchcl, Jno. Fell, Jas. Fell, Burnett, Jas. Grimm, Geo. Romney, W. Wellwood, A. Hum, J. McFarland John Suggitt. Mindcnâ€"J. II. Delamere, J. H. Mr. Pcckover of Sunderland, whose itablc . address was really fine, wit. humor evoked much praise. laiqgemlihosis on the fact that the T "'1 Path“ being- intermingled with .m .. 0’1 the riding who‘fine cflect. The MY. J. R. Hunter Worked in the lumber-camps or saw of Smith's Falls. in the course of mill: were W to .the,‘Conserva- hi“ got Maggie: the exâ€": ‘ suited inith'e' logs being cut in 0::- ‘Idfin’mfibmabigriaeof from §7 $0.312 9. month in the average m-gjd.: MR. .i. . H. BOYLE, HELP. for North Ontario was introduced by address, which was much appmâ€" manner in which she San-g The program throughout was good one]: ‘ their ' part With mark- ed excellence, and doing credit to (0" tin e' u 8) EAST VICMBIA CONSERVATIVES SELECT OLD” Conservative convention at Fen- STANDARD-BEAR“ False evidence was pur. m high prices‘to mat the successful Conservative candidates and thwart the will of a free people. He mstanced the South Oxford case _here gaol birds were secured to give evidence agam' st Donald Suth- ,erland, the candidate elect. 110 outâ€" lined the Gamey. case and the inves- tt1gat.ion where the real evidence was not permitted to be brought in. His opinion was that all the truth should be brought out irrespective of legal technicalities. The N on}. Ro‘dfrew election was fully explained and the action of the Ross-Stratton combin- ation calling the legislature together on short notice in order to head off and defy the election trials, was severely censured. .The speaker then outlined the policy“ to be purSuod by Mr. Whitney when his party came in- .to power, in the way of assisting munâ€" :icipalitics to improve the highways. and their plan for provincial owner- Thompson, R. H. Baker, W. M. Rob- 'ship ,of railways and other state crtson. ‘ franchisw. Ansonâ€"J. H. Mortimer, T. W. Rog-l Mr. SAM FOX, M.P.P. candidate ers, F. Burt. lfor West Victoria, expressed hisiplca- Laxtonâ€"Wm. Adair, John Batty. sure at seeing so many present. He- Lutterworth-T. Leary. A. Boldt. thought it was high time that the Wm. Boldt, C. Martin. Monmouthâ€"T. Graham, W. Somerville. Joe Morrison. people became serious in connection J. with the manner in which our poli- tical life was threatened. In his Glamorgan-P. R. Switzcr. Jos. own elections he had to light for the Kennedy. J. M. Pickins, H. L- Mintz, sanctity of the tullot box. ibegins at home, and it, was the duty 0. 'l‘indell. Snowdcnâ€"M. Nowell, A. Donnelln D. Kellctt, R. G. Hnught, B. Sharp- less. Vcrulamâ€"James Lithgow, W. J. Read, J. Hcthcrington, J. Billett, Geo. Brooks, J. Kelley. Fanclonâ€"A. McFadden. S. Helicon, D. Clark, J. Patton, W. Thompkins Peter Perdue, J. P. Palmer, John Cook, M. Maybec. John Oakley. Dysartâ€"J. R. Erskine, Geo. Bomâ€" later. Emilyâ€"W. R. McQuade, Geo. Franks, Arthur Franks, G. Switzcr, John J. Switzer, John mmb. John Bcatty, 'Jos. neatly. " l Laxtonâ€"Wm. Adair. John Batty. ' Mr. J .. H. Delcmere. president, cal- Charity of every elector to prom the ballot. box right in his own poll: If it must be a light, then it is just as well to fight it out in thcbooth as well to fight it out in the booth as later on. Since 1898 it had been one series of exposures, finally cul- minating with the Minnie M. and the bogus ballot bone 0! Hastings Coun- ty. How long are the people of On- tario going to stand for this kind of work? He concluded his address by stating that Mr. Whitney was one o! the most honorable politicians in moods. MR. JAHES .LI'I‘HGOW made a clean, bright 8M, touching on the may acts of wrongdoing brought led the meeting to order, and in a home to the Ontario government and neat addras explained the business warning his frimds of the meeting. After touching on the principal political issues of ‘0 we on the watch for something new in the way of mug-doing. If watchful they hour he requested W Mason toul'd increase Mr. Camgic's ma.A of the situation Jo! active 'g: and 1”.th which would 'ved organization. on ex- Us“ 3:36 the way in which the present government was clinging to power by pin 01 m M Bflm°¢wl°tsldealt With the proposed temperance ‘ ballot boxes. He shov- thon. name of honest government. 1; inves- ions and had declined “in, the He ex- ined the Toronto convention and Serious times are now nvitcd nomin- ved “by Mr. n ....'s.-.- era .5. ..«- u '- -e v o~ ‘ ‘. .4