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If you oontempme PAPERING getour the day. But their operation: ftiled; Mbmpplmnted WWSPM bmsmammnubo ”1“»ng Thiskindof whoa-dom'uinmukedm totboandidmdhighlya-edihbbdadn- din. attic Ontario m an no Ournewgifiigfléare 5m ’cul'ar- 1y aim 've WALL'PAPER. the reformers in the general election but it was feared that the custom. u-y crowd of ten or fifteen Ivor,V woke I an! Dominion ofidfls who infest a riding carricd out 1n an artistic manner. tionist, and polled 173 votes. It would he only fair to add say 170 of these votes to Mr. Kent’s hotel and reduce Mr. Bigo- low’l majority accordingly. Mr. Mac- dounld should not be discouraged. If he he designs on the tory leadership of the future his next step should be to prepare In the Welhnd commons election the :efotm andidtte. Mr. Lowell, was elected by the handsome majority of 267. This John joaeph Cddwell Abbott, and bide MANITOBA The reformers scored two spienum victories last Friday. In Toronto Mr. Nelson Gordon Bigeo low, the reform candidate, was elected to fill the vacancy in the local house caused by the death of Mr. H. E. Clarke, who was Mr. Meredith’s first lieutenant. The significance of this victory cannot be over- estimated. It is not only an evidence of the personal popularity of Mr. Bigelow, but it is a decided endorsation of the general policy of the Mowat administra- tion. It is also a demonstration of the high personal regard in which Mr. Mowat himself is held, and a strong approval of his course as premier. Toronto is a con- servative strong-hold; and the conser- vatives looked upon the vacant seat as a dead sure thing for the man who received the nomination. The opportunity was a fine one for the election of a man of marked ability, to assist Mr. Meredith in opposition, and eventually to lead when the present leader is translated either to Ottawa or to the bench. But there seemed to be no one in the city willing to undertake the arduous duty; and the city tory “bosses” had not sufficient disinterestedness to call upon talent from the country for the emergency. Why Lindsay. or even Peterhoro or Omemee, could have supplied the man for the occasion. A certain tory clique in the city selected one of themselves, to wit, Mr. H. A. E. Kent; and he was beaten by Mr. Bigelow by 816 votes. The full vote was not polled; but proba- bly as many reformers as conservatives didnot go to the polls. Mr. Thompson, the labor candidate, polled 485 votes. Mr. A. E. Macdonald ran as an annexs. SAVINGS DEPARTHENT. w snowed at highs“ current am No we a withdrawal xequlred- ROBERT BOSS. A _...s BARADIAR NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES F. C. TAYLOR. mu Aunt. 1W woo. W’ Lina-munch 3. 1992â€"95. .___ DOMINION BANK. WAY, MAY 6. m menu: sham AW mum tom P013313 The Wall Paper Uercltant. rammtormnflmamfiim mmmnu 9 0-m- April 21. 1891â€"1703 I)”. 31, lmâ€"m if. REFORM VICTORIBS. formers scored two splendid Ram mmmmm tion that by the old constithenciel would have turned the fiery putty out of oflioe. Nothing but the first gerrymder awed Sir John Macdonnld from defied; and it gave material assistance in the elections following. - I -L -4. .. “clever.” Brant, which stretched from Dundee to Woodstock, and contained slices from three or four counties, has hsd a portion of North Wentworth added to it; and North Wentworth is wiped out, thereby depriving Mr. Bain of his constituency. the changes have been made with the same object in viewâ€"not to remedy inequalities or remove inconveniencu, but to strengthen the tory party and to “hive the grits." There ought to be a public spirit that would condemn such unfair and nnmanly tactics, but such of the cit; EJnBéii. The 'poning takes place on the 11th. The Globe has published a fresh batch of Caron revelationsâ€"fat: similes of dear Adolphe's corruption fund letters and cheques-end there are reported indications of a. bolt against the government deter- mination not to investigate. A Washington despatch states that President Harrison has prepared a message to Congress calling attention to the tolls imposed by the Canadian government upon American vessels using the Welland and St. Lawrence canals, and suggesting the propriety of legislation imposing simi- lar tolls on Canadian vessels using the Sault SteAMarie canal. ‘ Tnngess‘gge will “Ta_-ra ra-Boom-dzfiigelow" is the Lon- don Advertiser's flaming heodoline for the Toronto election despatch in its Saturday's Ald. J. K. Leslie has been nominated as the liberal standard bearer for East York. Ald. Leslie is an able ané popular member .,\__- Omen or Tm: Oman)! Poe-15 Lumen. May 5. 1898. Toronto Live Stock nukes. Receipts at the western cattle market were heavy Tuesday. there being 61 leads or role stock to change hands when the market opened. These included 850 hogs. BO eheepend lamb: and oauu. UW all probably be afifiued Eatiééek.‘ {taâ€"owr'eihimde: cattle and calves. Outside o: the heavy expoxt busingas wlilch was done in attic. trade v'ns dull and unsatiumtory. There was a. good attendance of hog: outside and local dealemund a large amount of business was transected, but, considering the quality ot the bulk ot the cattle eflsred. prices were low. and had a general tendency to weakness. Last week the total receipts wormâ€"1.088 cattle. 1,829 hogs and 335 sheep and lambs. Weigh fees. $50 66. Cattleâ€"Buying cattle (or expert was in full swing Tuesday, and on this account a demoral- ized market was thus prevented. Mr. John Rogers. representing Biokerdike at Orewe. ex- porters, Montreal. was the principal buyer, while Mr. Aikens e! Port Hope was not far he- hindin hiepurehases. Mr. Rosters psid 35.15 per cwt. for some fine export cattle. which was the top a re. Mos: otths cattle for export which so! , hawever. bro ht iron 4} to 5o per lb. About 26 leads in al were taken east. Butchers cattle were unoh in price. al- though under a heavy run the eelina was easy. quy sold at tram 3‘} to 4c. with extra picked lots bringing 4h. Under this head a number of loads or what are called "short keep" cattle hrought 4} to no. These were cattle almost good enough for export. Interior and medium cattle were unchanged and rather dull. Among the transactions reported were: 33:33:33? avereqllnklifil’ooibs‘at 8 g ggvergwt â€"-v wâ€"â€". ___ .. .__ ___ _‘ dn . Prices genera}; inn ' froâ€"1111336 50313 peghead. a few fine. trash aged Inflation and good (01'qu uni-Inner: selling around 3-50. Shogunâ€"mpg”; in ngdvg fiqr “gyms wet; tround 1.100 lbs. and as high as 40 per lb would we been paid to: such. The make: war lightly smoked Tneedsy and trade In con- pcquence was light. Bales took place a hon 3; sheep end therewue fly epoerdennnd. One bunch of 7. av shout 1751b; cold u 37 a head. You-Huge no! at shonwc perm and eprlng lamb: 5:33.50 to 4.50 per. heed. Calves-Offerings were ubenl. but little change wee experienced born the g of lee: week. Moe: ot the altering; which con- mg‘dotuzhtwmmiumveelgeold entrants to Hogs-With close on 3,000 h placed on the make: last week and been pee ct850 Tue- guy, I considerable decgne In prioee menace together unexpected. good men! a or nose wereofleted'l‘uaedu.end thisdldnoum~ prove Int-acre. About 35 20 on (01! cu» mmemnmmwhuz _ ml. mg 99393-1 ibi'o?‘ "' FE hm no the bulk otgnhe m “dang“ n 1-) atom tom that m declined] $5 11 m 34 £336 ii 157:"'H"‘ 19 u 3': 'o " 1.040 n 4 an n 23 n 3‘: k'p .. 1,100 " 4 50 perewt. Mllch cows and swingers-About 20 oeme end although all sold prieee were considered low. County drovere were generally limp- pointed at the figures chained and claimed the: mflehere and apt-lagers cost them more in ghe cogngry then way was pegdjer them Tuee- COMMERCIAL NEWS. 'siéop gag! lambsâ€"Tho feeling was gay tqr an'omu; yams. approve of it On the contrary r, while not_ as per head per 91" .mm. M H H fi‘ 1. Fno0o'I-Iu-Io-II-l magnum”... E wens: Pr. mam: mm 3303-. 76 and 78 Kent-8t, Lindsay. The Great Bankrupt Stock Hen wilful-n7. my 521:. 1891â€"17“- REMEMBER US FOR CLOTHING. We are ready for a big May Trade, We are Ready for a Big May Trade. Hard Rubbing Over a BAGK steaming tub, and long hours. This falls to the lot of those who use poor. cheap, and in- jurious soaps. This Soap does away with Hard Rub- bing. Tired Backs, Hot Stan, and Sore Hands. It bring: comfort to millions of homes, and will do so to yours if you will We secumd:;pe:ial llafgain in Indies’ and Childrelfs Cotton Hose, and can as usual beat the world in the values wg ofl'er 1n Hosiery “d Gloves. ANOTHER TWENTY DOZEN LOT Of our fat famed 50¢. Soft Felt Hats just opened. New Collars emf Ties at half price. New Top Shirts. Summer Underwear, Socks and Braces at prices which will astonish you. IT RESTS THE BAGK Our Sales of Dress Goods During April were never so large in a. single month before. We are ready for May with some startling bargains in Dress Goods- New Fast Colored Prints. Sateen, Chambraym. New Light and Dark Ghallies. Big Bargains in Parasols, Ram Umbrellas and Waterproof Clothing. HEMP CARPET. HOSIERY and GLOVES. “ SUNLIGHT ” which we are now showinz in six different qualifies, from 25c. to 81.25 per pair. These are acknowledged to be the finest, cheapest and most serviceable Corsets in the trade. Ask to m them. it. With Bargains in every Department, and you win consult your own interests by coming direct to us and see qur'Goods and Prices. Mr. Warner visited Toronto last week in search of Bargains, and with ready Spot Cash secured some big drim, among which may be mentioned: 2 cases of Remnants of Cotton Tweeds in lengths from one yard to ten, which we are offering at much below piece prices. 2 cases 0 Rem- nants of Shiftings in lengths from 5 to 20 yardsâ€"prices away own. We are always picking up Odd Lines at Half-Price, and can at all times sell you anything in the way of Clothing Cheaper than other Houses can buy them. Try us in this line and you will be benefitted. Another lot of our now Celebrated Double-Width Hemp Carpet, of which we have already sold an enormous quantity this season. New Floor Oilcloths and Lace Curtains, New Art Muslim and Oretonnes at Astonishingly Low Prices. . - . Sunlight Soap. FOB SALE AT A. . on. Remember the Name APPLICATIONS JTHOBOUGHLY BEIOVES Most women know all about themisery of wash- day. To many it mm WARNER 00., IOOOI-IIIIOII‘I igus'ass' taunts: AntigDandrutf. Warner - Go. E! 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