~ any eulogy at this time. June 19 LISTOWEL ST& Mr. MacLaren at Milverton. GRAND CONSERVATIVE RALLY---MR. GRIEVE REPRESENTED BY A BEVY OF OB- STRUCTIONISTS. There assembled on Saturday night | C in Grosch's hall, Milverton, a large, enthusiastic and representative gather- ing of farmers and Gee to listen to the speeches of Alex. F. MacLaren, the winning candidate in 'North Perth, and H. B. Morphy, barrister, of Listo- wel. The name of both er either of these gentlemen is sufficient to provoke a round of applanse in Milverton, so decidedly popular are they in this sec- tion George Langford ocenpied the chair, and in the course of the evening ex- pressed himself as entirely satisfied with Mr. MacLaren's stand oh the Man- itola school question and the fiscal pol- icy of the Government. The chairman said that Mr. MacLaren would be elect- ed on June 23rd by an overwhelming majority, and he was proud to say he would go to parliament to nourish the N. P., which had _ so much for the ia 36 of Can - Hamilton open the meeting "hy n oe pithy speech, which met with hearty applause. Mr. MacLaren himself was the next speaker and was awarded a hearty re- ception by his numerous admirers. He set at rest the minds of the people by his straightforward, outspoken position on the Manitoba school question. said he was not in favor of separate schovls and believed the Manitoba Government was the proper party to settle the school difficulty. He said he would vote against any government in their effort to coerce Manitoba. He appealed to the farmers, and not in vain, to support his candidature as a repre- septutive iv the House of the dairy in- - dustry, so important a factor to the agricultur ist in the accumulation of weulth. Mr. MacLaren resuming his seat was cheered to the echo. The lust speaker, Mr. Morphy, of Listowel, is too well known to require He spoke for an hour and ten minutes on the fiscal policy of the Government, which was the nblest exposition of the benetit of the National Policy that was ever de- livered in Milverton. Mr. Morphy has the ability and knack of presenting his arguments in such a clear, terse way that they carry conviction to the audi- ence. His able effort was repeatedly punctured by hearty applause. 'The Liberal candidate was represett- ed by Messrs. Hofferd and Weir, the former a local Liberal light (?) the latter one of Her Majesty's Justizes of the Pence (2) forsooth. Their opposi- tion consisted in repeated interruptions of the spenkers, particularly Mr. Morphy, whose scathing retorts would have made men of ordinary intelligence feel insigniticant. It would appear nature was very unkind to this con- ceited combination, for they do not seem to realize the disgrace they heap- ed upon the Liberal party and the in- jury they did Mr. Grieve. Be it said to the credit of the Liberals, that not one of them was either a party to or an approver of the unseemly condact, but were on the contrary a unit in con- demning the actions of the two nonen- tities The Conservative party are now thor- oughly aroused as they were never he- fore. Saturday night' 8 meeting has cleared the air and they are going in with a will to redeem the riding on the 23rd inst. After that date the address ofthe member for North Perth will be A. FP, MacLaren, M. P., Stratford, Ont. | The meeting elosed with the usual cheer ----" THE CANDIDATES. Result of the Nominations Throughout the Country. ONLY FOUR ACCLAMATIONS. A Conservative, an Independent, a Liberal and a Patron. Ottawa, June 16.--The nomination of cundidates for the House of Com- mous took place to-day, and there will be contests in all but three constitu- encies in Quebec--Bagot, Berthier and St. Hyacinthe--and one in Ont- ario--Frontenac. In Bagot, Mr. Dupont, the member-elect, is a straight Conservative ; Mr. Beausoliel, of lerthier, is a supporter of remediai legislation and opposed to tariff re- form ; Mr. Bernier, of St. Hyacinthe, is a Liberal, and Mr. Rogers, of Froutenac, isa Patron. In three Ontario constituencies, West Elgin, South Oxford and West Bruce, the Conservatives did not put up candidates, while straight Liberals are wanting in sixteen ridings, viz. : East Bruce, Cardwell, East Durham, Glengarry, East Grey, North Hastings, North Lanark, Soutk Lanark, Lennox, Sonth Norfolk, East Northumberland, North Ontario, South Renfrew, South Simcoe, East Toronto and West York. Below will be nae a list of the candidates in Ontari Addington WwW Ball, 'Ss Dawson, Lib. goma--Geo, H. McDonald, Con. ; A. 7 Dyment, Lib. Bruce North--A.. McNeill, Con.; H. A. Bonnar, Lib.; H. T. Potts, Ind. Bruce East--H. Gargill, Con.; Jas. Tolton, Patron. Bothwell--Jas. Clancev, Con.; D. Mills, Lib. Brant South--Robert Henry, Con.; Wm. Patterson, Lib. Brockville--J. F. Wood, Cou.; W. ggg McCarthyite ; J. Cummings, >. Con., G Bruce West--John Tolmie, Patron; Peter H. McKenzie, Lib. Cardwell--W. T. Walsh, Con. ; Wm. Stubbs, McCarthyite. Cornwall and Stormont--Dr, Ber- gin, Con.; J. G. Snetzinger, Lib.; J. x. 'Adams, Patron. eee ero Butler, Straight :W. T. Hodgins, Anti*Remedial Gea ; I. C. Heinrich, Independent Con., J. McKellar, Lib Dorham East--T. D. Craig, Con.; W. McLean, Lib Durham West--D. F. Walsh, Con.; R. Beith, Lib.; C. J. Thornton, Pat- ron. Dundas and Stormont -- Andrew Broder, Con.; Adarn Johnston, Lib.; J. P. Fox, Ind. Elgin West--G. E. Casey, Lib.; A McKillop, Patron. Elgin East--A. B. Ingram; Con.; Dr. Wilson, Lib.; J: H. Martyn, Pat- ben | c n. Essex North--D. ge dee Con. ; W. McGregor, Lib.; D> W. Mason, Ind.; Alex. McNeil, Independence of Canada. Essex South--Dr. 8. A. King, Con,; Rogers, Patron, elected by acclamation Grey East--Dr. Sproule, Con.; Jas. _ Bowers, Patron. Glengarry--Major R. R. McLen- nan, Con.; J. L. Wilson, Patron; "Me- Carthy, Lib. Grey North--Jas. McLauchlan, Con.; John Clark, Lib. Grey South--Dr. Jamieson, Con.; Bet Landerkin, Lib.; Wm. Allan, atre Grenville South-----J. D. Reid, Cor-; J. Carruthers, Lib. Halton--D. Henderson, Waldie, Lib. Hastings East--W. Con.; J. M. Hurley, canquel, Patron. Hastings West--H. Corby, Thos. Ritchie, Ind.-Lib. Hastings an W Carscallen, Con.; 8. Harriott, Inc oon East--E L Bia 'kenson, Con. :* . -H McDonald, Lib. . es West--Robt. McLean, Con.; M C Cameron, Lib.; W M Kilty, Ind. Huron Sonth--Thos. E Hayes, Con.: John MeMillan, Lib. Hamilton--(2)--S Barker and R G Boville, Cons.; A T Wood and T H McPherson. Libs.; F WK Watkins and W W Buchanan, Prohibitionists. Haldimand and souck-- Hon. W H Con.; J. B, Northrup, Lib.; Wm. Bal- Con.: Montague, Con.; A A Davis, Lib.; A Beck, Patron Kent--Wm. Ball, Con.; A Campnell, Lib. Kingston--D M McIntyre, Con.: BM Britton, Lib. Leeds and Grenville--John R Loy- ell, Con.; F. T. Frost, Lib. Leeds South--George Taylor, Con. ; W HH Fredenburgh, Lib.: Jas, or- ton, Patron. London--Major Thos. Beattie, Con. ; CS Hyman, Lib Lanark North--B Scum D nee: McCarthyite; Jas. Patr Lambton West--W J Hanna, Con; J L Fister, Lib; A C Dewar, Ind. Lambton East--Geo Moncrieff, Con; John Fraser, Lib; Jos E Armstrong P PA Lincoln--J C Rykert, Con; W Gib- son, Lil Lanark South--Hon John Haggart, Con; J Ferguson, McCarthyite. Lennox--Uriah Wilson, Con; S$ vitzer, Patron; C Stevens, Ind. Middlesex West--Dr. W F. Roome, Con; WS Calvert, Lib. Middlesex South--H B Elliot, Con; J McGugan, Lib Middlesex North--W H Hutchins, Con; V. Ratz, Lib. Middlesex East--Jas Gilmour, Con; John Gillison, Lib. Muskoka and Parry Sound--Geo. McCormick, Con; WE O'Brien, Me- Carthyite; W P Pratt, Li Norfolk South-- David Tisdale, Con; Geo Walker, Patron. Northumberland West--Geo. Guil- let, Con; J C Rosenear, Patron; J B McColl, Lib. Con. ; Miller, Nipwsing--J B Klock, Con; Jas Coumee, Lib. Norfolk North--Dr. W M McGuire, Con; John Charlton, Lib. Northumberland East--E Cochrane, Con; C A Mallory, ig Ontario West-- McCormick, Con; J D Edgar, Lib, Outario North--Major J A Me Gillivray, Con; D Graham, Patron. Oxford South-Sir R Cartwright, Lib; T R Mayberry, Patron. Oxford North--- Ww Karn, Con; Jas Sutherland, Lib. Ottawa--(2)--H Robinson and N Champagne, Cons; N Belcourt and W Hutchison, toe Taylor MeVeitty, anti remedial Ontario South W m Smith, Con; L Burnett, Lib. Peel--A F Campbell, Featherstone, Lid. Prince Edward--W Boulter, Con; W V Pettit, Patron; L. William P P A Peterboro' West--Jas Kendry, Con; Richard Hall, Lib; R. C. Newman, Ind. Peterboro" ae John "Burnham, Con. John La Lib Perth North vA F J. Grieve, Lib. Perth South--W Pridham, Con; D Kk Erb Lib; J A Donald, Patron and P PA. Prescott--D Sabourin, Con; H Cloran, Patron; Isidore Prouix, Lib. Renfrew -- Ferguson, Con; R A Jamieson, Patron 'Renfrew a Peter White, Con; Thos Mackie, Lib. Buasell--E N Hartuboise, Con; W C Edward, Lib; G J Wilson, Ind. Con; Joseph "MacLaren, Con; Simcoe North--H Lennox, Con; Stewart, Lib; D McCarthy, bine Carthyite. Simcoe East--W H Bennet, Con; H H Cook, Lib; D C Anderson, Pat. Simcoe South----Col R Tyrwhitt, Con; T 'W Lennox, Patron. E. BI WALLACE. Meetifigsin the interest of L. H. Clarke, Conservative candidate will be held at Grffith's, Burns and Greer's School houses on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. All electors are invited. Toronto East--E Ooatsworth, Con; J BR Robertson, Ind Con. 1 Toronto Centre--G R R Cockburn, Con; Wm Lount, Lik. Toronto West--(2)--E F Clarke and E B Osler, Cons;W 'C R Preston, Lib; A T Hunter, WeCarthyite. Victoria' South--A E Vrooman, Con; Geo McHugh, Lib. Bs Victoria North--Major Sam Hughes, Ms 16 THE: Bere ( Coven Crne.--I have evers Con; M P McLaughlin, Lib. J H says G. Fred Anderson, of T. 8. Simm Damere, Ind. rae in speaking of orway Pine Syrup. Welland--Wm McCleary, Con; Jas Lowell, Lib. ; Wellington Centre--F W Lewis Con; A Semple, Lib; W L Gordon, Patron; A Groves, McCarthy ite. Wellington South--C Klopfer, Con: varded 1 ames lum of Mays had : two Tots ot May were sold » Lib. j W entworth South--x H Petit, Con; | at 6 a T Bai . al or 1 at flay xix factories boanted Ss " & Jun Sales--25 at 4 W st South-¢G Clare, Con} | 135 at 0 He, 510 at Te, Lat F Lele and 26 at 7 J Livingstone, Lib. Mtenlane fair; bidding Lrisk, from Gie to Te. Weptworth and Brant-Chas A Muma, --_ James Somerville, Lib. -- Vaterloo North--Jos E MARRIA ; os E GES. Con; EW B Snider, Lib. MAYBUREY--MeN yeu Wellington North-L H Clarke, Cons) 3 Jas MeMullen, Lib. Sasieneey ey Bie te Mie MeNichol. Cheese Markets. Biot sky middie 1L.--There were 240 boxes cheese boa + Se 6fc. GOR white at Te, In « vol mae red 4 ae? daa -- je hoxex i Most Seapram, --On Toesdoy, Jane 16th. i remnenes of the bride's parents, in Elma, 'Thomas E. a York North--Ur Strange, Con; W Muloch, Lib. EATHS York. West--S 'Platt, Con; Clarke Wallace, Ind.-Con: John Brown, Pat. | "Pererta a eh os yes a ann leila York East--W F MacLean, Con: H | B1tis--In Listowel, on Fe idlay. Te © 12th, Freder - ick Ellis. agek 76 years. 6 uation 3 days. R Frankland,, Lib. BARGAIN STORE Family Groceries, FROM J. S, GEE'S Superior Quality in High class Cereal l'oods, Rolled Oats free from chaff best in the market, Granulated Oat Meal, Gold Dust Corn Meal, Flake Barley fine for puddings, Rolled Wheat, Petty Johns Breakfast Food, Germ Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck Wheat flour etc. Also Puddine Delicatine only 1oc. a package in all flavours, Icing sugar in Pink, White and Chocolate. Raisfas.. rary ies « & iets we eceseeeeeeess.20 Ibs. for $1 Case Currantsseeeeees rrr ees .16 Ibs. for $1. a ees eee TT TTT ee 30 Ibs. for $1 Evap. Peaches....e+seeee. see ecerecees ...12 lbs. for $1. Evap. POG ea neatesncsvassettewesee nes 12 Ibs. for $1. Japan Siftings.....+..eeeeer seen eee eee «toc, per Ib. Pure Ceylon Tea to better in the market 50c. per Ib. or 5 Ibs for $2. BOOTS axl SHOES» -Full lines in Boots and shoes, Ladies fine Oxford from 75c. up, Men's fine and heavy from $1.25 up, No. 1 values in children's shoes. DRESS GOODS-- Job lines in Drees Goods away down in price, in Tweeds_ Dress Goods, Prints, Underclothing etz. SPECIAL BARGAINS ir Remnants, in Prints and Dress Goods. saphotibic EVERYBODY WELCOME. Goods delivered. J. S. GEE. BARGAINS, BARGAINS. SLAUGHTERING SALE OF FURNI- TURE FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS. Everything marked below cost. All kinds of Furniture, Pictures, Picture Moulding, in fact everything in the furniture line. Come and secure BARGAINS at your own prices for CASH ONLY. UNDERTAKING. Satisfaction guaranteed, no extra charge for embalming. Come and see our prices before purchasing elsewhere. ot HERMISTON'S oxo sraxo WALLACE STREET BRIDGE, ---------------- -- = GREAT BARGAINS. LAWN MOWERS AT FROM-- $3.00 TO $4.25 EACH, SPRAY PUMPS $1.60 EAGH, Just the thing for washing Buggies and Windows. Royal Canadian Glothes _Wringers --AT-CUT- PRICES-- R. MOORE, THE HARDWARE MAN, | a XK McGILLIVRAY NO. 20, MAIN ST. - LISTOWEL. ONT. DRY GOODS ONLY. ~e WZ Li UP Ly lS TWN WAC YSS Gents' Furnishings. = Tepact generally: known that we make a specialty of men's and boys' fine "nmnishings, you to know to-aay, and we want you to remember it ll Reason enough for you--The best aeitaet The newest goods, The lowest prices. SHIRTS--Black sateen,. fancy striped, Flannelette, tine Oxford stripes and cliecks, extra SHIRTS. he reavy oxford, fine cambric starched c: lars-and enffs all 50c. ae Fine cambrio in fushionable colorings with collar and cutts attached special 75c, RTS- re tine French cambric with = w and cuffs attached two separate collars lar $1.25 and $1.50, "pec ial $1.04 NECKWEAI ee pint derbys, special 3 for 25e, French cambric bows 2c. 25c., silk and. satin lined derbys, knots re bows special 25e. HALF HOSE Hise and: brown mixed diame special 3 f r 4 ¢ black cashmere size 10, 104 and n, apes 25e. pr. me merino in vrey and brown s "gr UMBRELLAS ings ilk top steel rod special $1 e silk top paragon frame steel mar $2.50, $3.00, $3.75 aid $5.04 UNDERWEAR inne Bulbriguan--size $4 to 40 special $1.00 per suit. Natural wool--36 to 42, special $1 75. per suit. HATS~--Special clearing pr ioe --_ hats, straws for men and boys 25c. toS1.: and boys 40e. te #2. » Sekt for men Big Reduction on Ballance of Spring Capess. SILES Colored satin de chene 21 inches w ide special 25c., colored striped ethiopia, 20 inches wid special 35c., colored shot, regular 75c. special 50c, ee : SPECIAL - 5 Doz. new straw sailors regular 35c. to $1, clearing price 25¢. M. M¢CILLIVRAY. 20 Main St. Listowel, McMillan's Old Stand. es ==. HH an ii A closely shaven iawn is certainly a fine sight but 'Don't use a razor of course," but one of our STYLE C LAWN MOWERS will clip your grass Nicer, Easier and Quicker than any other make on the market. A FULL LINE OF STOVES, RANGES MILK CANS. CREAMERS. PAILS, ETC. We carry a full liaeof TINWARE, also FIRST GLASS BLUE FLAME COAL OIL STOVES; | just the thing for hot weather. il a a Ht « AS Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting done on short notice. American ana Canadian Coal Oil and Machine Oil for sale. ZILLIAX & SARVIS. 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