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THURI DAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1908,
NOTES AND COMMENTS
When the stream, of immigration onoe
seta iu, it will be ditfi.enit to set bounds
to the growth of British Columbia.
We may look forward, therefore, to
the Parliament elected four or five yer,ra
hence oontainiag sixty or seventy mem-
bers from the West, between the Red
River and the Paoefic Ocean. The elec-
tion will mark an epoch in the history
of the country, for the House of Clam -
mous will for the first time contain a
Western contingent numerous enough
to convey some idea of the immense ex-
tent and resources of the country -nut
an ad, cerate idea, but only a promise of
what is Doming. Ia the not very die
tent future the country west of the
Great Lukes will elect as many re.
presentatives as the country to the
east.
Dr. Rankin's t' MAel majority in
North Perth over A. F. MoLsan was 47,
Official returns for Niei•+ang show
that Mr, Gordo,, Conserve ive, defeated
Mr. MoOool by twenty-one votes.
William H. Taft will be the twenty.
e 'enth President of the 'Culled Sratee,
having swept the country on Tuesday
by a vote which will give him 325 hal-
Iota in the Eteotoral College against Mr.
Bryan's 168, or only eleven less than
Mr. Roosevelt had in 1904 His ma-
jority will be 167 William J. Bryan
suffered his third and most ornehing
defeat in his twelve years' Inn for
President of the Uuited States.
EAST HURON ELECTION RE-
TURNS.
Consumption's'
Starting Point
Owing to a slight error on the part of
the Deputy Returning Officer for No. 4
Turnberry, Returning Offioer Morton
was obliged to adjourn the official Donut
for East Baron until Tuesday afternoon.
The official figures give Dr. Chisholm
83 majority. In the riding there were
9 apoiled and 12 rejected ballots. The
vote by potting cub divisions
foliows:-
BLYTH -
No. 1
No, 2
Altogether it was a great day for
Liberalism. The appeal to reason has
won the day, the slanderbnnd has been
routed. Mr. Borden has got a severe
trouncing, which his election in
Halifax, achieved as it was, will not
avail to lessen, and Sir Wilfrid is given
a new lease of power with an over-
whelming majority at his back. He is
still the supreme Oanadian.--Halifax
Chronicle.
For the first eight months of the
present fiscal year there was a net in-
crease of 2235 in number of homestead
entries made in the Canadian west.
The total number of entries was 18,423,
as against 20,668 last year. During the
month of August there was 1859 entries,
representing 4467 souls. Americans
headed the list with 424, English came
next with 287, and Canadians from
Ontario third with 245. Of foreigners
Antro -Hungarians head the list with
128 entries.
Maj. for Hielop
BRUSSELS -
No. 1....
No. 2
No. 3...
was
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Lies in Weak, Watery Blood. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills Make the
Blood Rich and Red,
Bloodlessness is the starting point of
oonsumption. When your blood is thin
and watery your whole health declines.
Your face grows pale, your appetite
tails and your heart jumps and flatters
at the least exertion or excitement. You
are always weak and wretohed and lose
interest in everything. This is the point
from which you may easily step Into
that hopeless decline that leads to con-
sumption and the grave. What is act-
ually needed to briug back health end
strength and energy is the new rich
blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually
make. In all the world there is no other
tonic medicine like them, and all who
feel weak and sadly tired should take
these Pills at onoe, and regal new
health.
Mies Ada Burke, The R e. N. B.,
says: -"I feel that I o not say too
much in favor of Dr. interns' Pink
Pills. In Maroh, 1 07, was attacked
with whooping oo which clung to
me f lr several mo the, and when the
cough disappeared I was left weak and
run down. All summer I was ailing,
but when the autumn came I seemed to
be completely worn out. For a whole
mouth I never moved outside the house,
and could scarcely walk about the house
I was so weak. I had no appetite, my
color was a greenish yellow. I had
severe headaches and would be almost
breathless at the least exertion. I took
several bottles of medioine, but it did
not help me, and thou my mother got
me three boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, when I had used them I was
much better, and when I had used an-
other three boxes I was again enjoying
the best of health, with a hearty ap-
peIftyongood
want color
ew beat hrenewed
andrnew
strength try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, a fair use of this medioine will
not disappoint you. Sold by medioine
dealers at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2 50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Hielop Chisholm
bl 56
49 37
100 92
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Maj. for Hlelop
GREY -
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6
No. 7.....
34
46
43
123
16
68
55
87
82
67
61
70
480
Maj. for Hielop 159
Howtox--
No. 1 48
No.2 63
No.3..... 62
No.4 60
No.5 83
No.6 63
The electors of Canada gave con-
vincing proof of their intelligence by
the decisive verdict of their ballots
yesterday. They judged the Govern-
ment of Sir Wilfrid Laurier upon its
record of magnificent service rendered
to Canada, and sustained that Govern-
ment by a large majority in the new
Parliament -a majority broad based
upon the whole Dominion. . . 11 will
be a relief to the public if the parties at
Ottawa cease the wranglings and re-
criminations of the past two sessions,
which were a consequence of the Con-
servative tactics, and devote their
talents to the serious and dignified
disonesion of national issues. -Winnipeg
Free Press.
THE NEXT CENSUS.
86
40
31
107
55
29
31
37
71
56
42
321
92
85
127
108
66
71
369 549
Maj. for Chisholm 190
MORRIS -
No. 1.... 60
No.2 59
No.3 45
No.4 49
No, 6 61
No, 6 61
(Toronto Star. )
Two of the most important events
of the new Parliament will be the
taking of the census of 1911, and the
redistribution of the oonstitnenciee
a0oording to the census. For the first
time the large increase of population
due to the immigration of the last de-
oale will be shown in the census and
hi the division of political power. The
census of 1901 gave the West, between
Ontario and the Rooky Mountains, a
population of 419,512. The special
censue of 1906 showed a population of
838,863. We may estimate the popula-
tion of to -day at a million, and the
population of 1911 at a million and a
quarter. This, taking Vie unit of rep-
resentation al 25,000, would give the
three Prairie Provinces a representation
of fifty, instead of the present represen-
tation of twenty-seven. British Col-
umbia will have ten or twelve instead of
seven, and there may be an even larger
inor,lase in the Psoifio Province, the
development of whioh has only begun.
825
Maj. for ....Hislop...14
TIIRNBERRY-
No. 1 49
No.2 70
No.3 ... 51
No.4 51
Maj, for Chisholm
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No. 1
Maj. for Hielop
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No,1 .........
No. 2
221
55
19
No. 4
37
44
49
46
59
76
311
97
69
55
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SOUTH BRUCE.
The majorities in South Bruce as far
as we have been able to secure them are
as follows:-
Oulrosa
Kinloss
Lnoknow
Ohesley
Teeswater
Paisley
Brant
Oarriok
Greenock
Huron
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Majority for Donnelly....
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Glass and Putty
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`Vringers Carpet Sweepers
Horse Blankets Halters
Galvanized Iron Pails Lanterns, &c.
A good variety of Fancy Lamps and Silverware.
All go at lowest possible prices.
Carpet Felt
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THE PARTY STANDING.
The standing of the two parties in the
House is as follows: -
Lib, Con.
Ontario 38 48
Quebec 64 11
268 Nova Scotia 12 6
New Brunswiok 11 2
47 P. E. Island 8 1
Manitoba 2 8
36 Saskatchewan 8 1
Alberta
British Columbia 2 3
Total 134 83
85 60
31 55
41 70
80 117
187 302
Maj. for Wilhelm. .. 115
EABT WAWANOSH-
No. 1 72
No. 2.......... 61
No.3 56
No.4 55
244 191
Maj. for Hislop... ... 63
RECAPITULATION
Hielop Chisholm
48
70
41
82
Blyth
Breese's
Grey
Howiok ... 190
Morris 14
Turnberry47
Winghain . 115
Wroxeter 19
East Wawanosh53
269 852
Maj. for Chisholm 83
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I'm Falling
Thus cried the hair. And a
kind neighbor came to the res-
cue with a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved. This was be -cause
Ayer's Hair Vigor Is a regular
hair medicine. Falling hair Is
caused by a germ, and fats
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
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WEST HURON.
The following are the official majori-
ties in the different municipalities of
West Huron: -
Holmes Lewis
Ashfield
Goderioti ...
Goderich township...
West Wawanosh ... . 67
Clinton
Hallett 71
Colborne
144 206
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Liberal Majorty 51
There are still four elet,tiona to be
held: Prince Albert, Kootenay, Yale -
Cariboo and Yukon. These seats will
probably break even, leaving the ma-
jority as it stands.
Live Stook Markets.
Toronto, Nov. 3rd.-Reoeipte of live
stook at the city market, were 88 car-
loads, composed of 1196 cattle, 1264
hogs, 2138 sheep and lambs, and 102
calves.
Receipts of cattle were moderate, of
which few could be classed as good, the
bulk being oommon to medium.
Trade was fairly good, prices being
firmer for anything' approaohing good,
but 'inferior to common sold at about
the same quotations as last week.
Majority for Lewis.... 62
SOUTH HURON.
The following is the vote in South
Huron : -
McLean
Senforth 275
Tuckersmith 894
Exeter 187
Unborn@ 218
Stephen 397
flensall 91
Bayfield 85
Stanley 2227
Hay 24
MoKillop 865
2588
Majority for McLean,...
Sherritt
196
176
268
836
605
110
82
260
290
219
2182
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The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle- Per 100 lbs.
Choice $4 75 55 00
Medium 4 40 4 50
Bolls 8 75 6 25
Light 8 00 3 25
Cows 3 40 3 76
Feeders -
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards
4
wards 25 4 60
Stockers ohoioe 2 75 3 00
" bulls .. 1 50 200
Butchers' -
Picked 4 40 4 50
Medium 8 35 3 60
Cows........ 200 2 75
Bulls 2 50 8 75
Hogs -
Best .600 6 15
Lights 5 75 5 90
Sheep -
Export ewes 8 25 8 60
Bucks.... 2 50 2 75
Culls ... 2 50 8 25
Spring Lambe eaoh.. 4 00 4 50
Calves. each 800 6 00
WINOIiAM MARKET REPORTS
W inghatn, Nov. a4 6 to 1908. A6
Flora r:r 100lbs.... 0 65 to 3 88
Fall " •eat ........+. ••••
Ba, 0 88 to 0 88
Barleye.... ..... 050 10 0 52080 to 0 80
Bead
Butter dairy ... 0 21 to 0 28
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Eggs per dos 0 20 to 0 20
Wood per cord2 50 to 8 00
Hay , per ......
. 7 00 to 800
ton.....
Potatoes, per bushel 0 80 to 0 35
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Live Hogs, per owl, 6 10 t0 6 10
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We have in stock a nice line of handsomely
bound Bibles, with concordance, maps, etc.,
which we offer at very reasonable prices.
Hymn Boolzs-Suitable for all denominations.
To Churches and Sunday Schools ordering large
numbers we will give special prices.
New Books.
A large stock of the latest books just arrived.
You can add to your library at a small cost from
our selection of good literature. If we have not
the particular book in stock that you want we
will order it for you.
Wall Paper.
Our lines are popular in shade, pattern, quality
and price. Here you can get the latest and
best on the market, and t1e prices we ask are '
amazingly low. Come in and have a look at
them if you are doing any papering this fall.
Elliott and Walley
Gregory Block.
PROPRIETORS OF BIG BooK STons.
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KERR & BIRD.
Every Day, Bargain Day at
This Store
Near Bank of Commerce.
Bargains in Trousers
A quantity of Men's Trou
sers to clear workmanship. at Cor ect
out
half price. Good color.
Good
styles.t
Ofle
Regular prion $1.75. Special price to clear, a pair
Ulsters and Overcoats for Men,
Half Price
$5.00 Ooat for $2.50 - 54.60 Goat for $2.25 - 540
One doz. Men's Ulsters and Overcoats to clear at
half price.
$7 00 Ooat for $3.50 - $6.00 Goat for $3.00 - $5 5Goat for 'oat for 332 00
Men's Raincoats, half price
Seasonable goods at half price is good buying,
You'll perhaps need a Raincoat this seasou. If so, this
is the place to get it.
510 00 Raincoat for $5.00 - 58 50 Raincoat for $4.25
$6,00 Raincoat for $3.00 - $5 00 Rain0Oat"for $2.50
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Light, medium and heavy weight Raincoats to
clear. You'll be fortunate to get a good, well made,
fashionable garment at half price.
57 00at
OGooat
for $3.50 - 56 00 Coat for $3.00 - 55 00 Ooat for $2.50
12 doz. Whisks, good quality, well -bound, only lOc
Colored Silk Twist, per spool, only
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WANTED -Potatoes, Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples,
White Beans, Wood and Oats, also choice young
Chickens, Ducks and Geese, must be fat and dry
picked. .
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Stoves and Ranes
We will be pleased to have you call and let us explain the many
good points in these Furnaces, Stoves and Ranges. It will be
to your advantage to know how we can sell such
superior goods at the priees quoted below.
Art Huron Base Burners'
Square, 15 -in Fire -pot 524.95
With Oven, 15 -in Fire -pot 528,25
MOM
Red Hot Huron Furnaces
PRICE WITHOUT CASING
No. 438 525.00
No. 442 $80.00
No. 446 533.00
No. 452 540.00
wrlIt CASING
529.85
535.50
540.50
548.75
Oakdale Huron
No. 10
No. 12
No. 14
No. 17
$ 11.50
$10.00
512.75
$14.50
Royal Huron -- For Wood
No. 9/21, Square
No. 9/23, Square
No. 9/25, Square
$17.25
19 00
20,50
No. 9/21, with Reservoir
No. 9/23, with Reservoir
No. 9/25, with Reservoir
$21.00
23.00
26.00
Fall line of home manufactured goods in stock. Wood Stoves,
Base Burners, Furnaces, Box Stoves, oto., proportionately low.
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