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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-06-26, Page 5TIIE W IN U LIA.M '1>rDIES, JUNE 26, 1896.. allrigr, llowat alldYictory A MACN1FICENT TRIUMPH FOR LIBERALISM. The Death Knell of Tupperism Rung From Ocean to Ocean. A STRAIGHT LIBERAL MAJORITY OF TWENTY EIGHT. Never before in the history of Canada has the cause Liberalism been so triumphant as it was on Tuesday. From shore to shore in every Province were the Liberal candidates successful in carryingoffseatsthathave for yearsbeen considered Conservative strongholds. After four well fought contests, the Liberals had always found themselves in the minority, but at last the day of victory has come and it has proved to be a 'Waterloo. So far as can be ascertained from the reports up to the present time, the Liberals will have a majority in Province except New Brunswick. Argentoull.....,., .... liagut.`., .... ,... .•. 1leanee.......... Beauharuois. liellechase Berth ier.„,. Bonavonture..... `Brume (;humbly and Vercheros Champlain Charlevoix Chateauguay. , .. Chicoutimi x Stiguenay Compton Dorchester.... Drummond, Arthabaska Gaspe , .. . Hoohelaga .... ..... Huntingdon ... Jacques Cartier Joliette l:Camouraska Labelle Laprairie & Napierville L'Assompton .......... L.nval..... , .•.• ••• • Levis L'Islet Lothiniere ,iIaisonnenre, . , . ... . Maskiuonge klegnntic Missisquoi .uontettlm.... .... ... Montinagny N1o1]tinoroncy.... Montreal, St. Anne , .. Montreal, St. Antoine .1lortreal, St. Marie Montreal, St. Laurent Montreal, St. Jacques M1icolet.... ...... Pontiac of every. CONSTITUENCY. LIBERAL. CONSERVATIVE. INDEPENDENT. Addington...... Algoma . Bothwell Brant, South.. •. Brookville. ...... Bruce, North Bruce, West Bruce, East Cantwell Carleton Cornwall and Stormont Dundas Durham, East........ Durham, West.... • Beith Elgin, East Case Elgin, West McGregor Essex, North . • a Esex, South ...... .... Cowan Frontenan Glengarry Grenville j j Grey, South Grey, North Grey, East Haldirnand and Monck. Balton Uauilton Hamilton .... Hastings, west.... Hastings, East Hastings, North Harron East..... • Huron West Huron South ........ . • Kent Kingston,..........rraser Lambton, East• • • •' Lister Lambtvu, West Lanark, North .... 4 Lanark, South ..•• •• .. Leeds & Grenville,SouithIfl4ros$ Leeds, South .. Lennox... :_Gibson Lincoln and Niagara. London Middlesex, North ..... Middlesex, South Middlesex, East Middlesex, West.... . • Muskoka and P. Sound. Nipistrini. Norfolk, North .... • • • • Norfolk, South.... . Northumberland, East. Northumberland, West. Ontario, North ....... Ontario, South ... • .. Ontario, West Ottawa Oxford, North .... Oxford, South ........ Peel.. .... •••• Perth, North ..... ... • Perth, South ...... ' Peterborough, East Peterborough, West,. . Prescott. ......•. Prince Edwarth... Renfrew, N • • • Renfrew, South Russell. .. ..... Sim coo, Nort ... • . Siiucoe, East.... . • • 13imroe, South .... • Toronto, E •' 'Toronto, West.... • ... 'Toronto, Weet........ Toronto, Centre.... . Victoria, North....... Victoria, South ....... • 'Waterloo, North.. • Waterloo, South .... . • -Welland ......th..... Wellington, , .., 'Wellington, South Wellington, Centre Wentworth Nand Brant Wentworth York, North . • . • • '.York, East.... ...... York, WOt • •..., Bonner ONTARIO. Bell Landerkin Clarke Macpherson Wood Hurley Macdonald Cameron ivIcMillan Campbell Britton Rata MuGugan Calvert, Charlton Burnett Edgar BelcoUrt Hutchinson Sutherland Cartwright • Featherston Erb Lang Proulx .hackie Edwards Lount McHugh Livingstone JSoMullen Semple Somerville Bain M u lock Frankland Clancy Henry Wood Cargill Hodgins Bergin Broder Craig Ingram McLennan Reid Sproule Montague Henderson Corby Carscallen Rosamond Ha:mart Taylor Wilson Beattie Gilmnu•tl McCormick Klock Tisdale Cochrane Guillet McGillivray Maclaren Hendry it'ergusen Bennett Tyr whitt Osler Clarke Hughes Seagram McCleary 1Kloepter Tolmie Stubbs Rogers' Pettit McCsrthY Robertson Wa li'.C$ Christie Godbou t Q IJJ BEC. I)upcnt Talbot. Beausoleil Pau vel 1+ isher Geoti•rion Angers Brown Savard Lavergne Lemieux Madore Scriver Bazinet Carroll Bourassa Monett Gauthier L+'ortin Guay Portneur. . ....... Quebec, East Quebec, West.... Quebec, Centre....... Quebec, County Richelieu Richmond and Wolfe Rimouaki.... Rouville ahefford Sherbrooke Soulanges - tanstead L. Hyacinthe 3t. John's and Iberville remiscouata .... L'errebonne ........... L'hree Rivers & St.Maur L'wo Mountains Vaudreull Wright 1aniaska ............. Rinfrat Prefontaine Legris Meigs Choquette Dupre Penny Detmarais Leduc Joly Laurier :..1bert Carleton Charlotte Gleucester Kent King's Storihumberland...... • . Itestigouche Buubury and Queen's ,lohn, City ;t. John, County ictoria.. .. • . .... • .Vebtrnoreland.. .. .. . • L'ork Loigelier Fitzpatrick Bruneau Stenson Fiset. Brodeur Parmelee Bourbonnais Bernier Bechard Pouliot Ethier Harwood Devlin • Mignault Bergeron Marcotte Pope Morin Monk Dechene Prechette Dugas Casgrain Quinn Roddick Poupore Ives Moore C'harr,in Caron NEW BRUNS`YICI . Hale Ganong Blanchard McInerney Doraville King Ellis Tucker Robinson Robinson McAllister Costigan Foster NOVA SCOTIA Mills &nnapolis . Mclsaac �utiwui ti. , (Lipe Breton Jape Breton iuiehester hltnberland I)il;by. :.; uysborough....... Borden cialifax Russell �I lents Haley lents McLennan �ver3... Borden . Kaulbach rnenburg Tupper Pictou...... ....... ..... Bell 11 ttni.,, .LI mond ' Flynn ;i elburne and Queen's .. Forbes ictoria Flint ao mouth PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. McIntyre Yoe Martin Davies MANITOBA. Logan Copp Fraser McDougall Tupper Dirnock Bethune iilh's ', ince East 'rinue west Qaeen'sEast Queen's West L'raudon.. Richardson Asrquette Ashdown Macdonald...... • • • • • Provencher. Selkirk McDonald Winnipeg Burrard New Westminster.. V ancouver...... • Victoria Boyd LaRiviere Macdonald BRITISH COEUIIIIA. Maxwell Morrison McInnes Prior (Victoria EarleHoeteck Yale•Cariboo.. • NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. Assiniboia East. ;Rev, Dr..)ouglas Asainiboia West IOliver Laurier Albsrtia Saskatchewan. Dobai Lewis A monumentin has been erected in Queen's Park, Toronto, in memory those who Io f e in 1885. The unveiling ing ceremony takes place on Saturday June 27th. The honorable John Beverely Robinson lThtLieut. Governor of On- tario was stricken with paralysis while entering the Massey Hall to attend the Tupper meeting and died almost instantly. The body was taken to the residence of Christo- pher Robinson and was buried on Monday afternoon. Service was conducted in St. James' Cathedral by the Bishop of Toronto and CAnon Du Montin. Hackett McCarthy (McInnis 5 '4w/ L S Y E I R 1 DAIRY. FARM TO RENT. Fs mom E TO ST.A.r. A 200 acre farm to rent, well watered and tiret.class buildings. Apply to box 125, Wiaghaw, Ont. We wadcr.tan+l iutere tee punka are spreading the rrpnrt that we are not likely to be he g is Lbw butii. tits We beg to enure Lha people of ii inghanr that1.0ioiteillilt 11Dslneaatostay, that we are iffineasilla our busutoes daily, that our utiik is clean au+l ]tuft. uar rubtontera are our Mat reconunat,dation. G-... '► i�'ILL OFFER-- GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF HIS LARGE ANDASSORTED STOCK DURING THE REMAINING DAYS OF THIS MONTH. In spite of hard times, business has been increasing with us, and we are bound to make it still better. We have the goods you want at prices that cannot be beaten. We have secured a number of lines below manufacturer's prices. These for you are money makers, come early and have your choice. We are determines` to turn over our stock, if low prices will do • it, space will not permit us to quote prices, Come and see for yourself. SA.TURDA 3' NIt H 1.�-- Is a very busy night, we would therefore ask cur many customers, if pus- sible to come earlier and do your shopping, in that way we will be better able to attend you. We will increase our staff for Saturday night and would ask our customers to bear with us, if we are not able to give you the attention we would like. tot a will take care of 24Th MAY—Leave your wraps in our *tore, ',y = - them for you. DRESS11IA1 ii7.1i!A AS Ii1SUAL. G. MCINTYRE, WI,NGHAM, MACDONALD BLOCK. itt 1111 ingrom j UR •PRICES R IIROERING;' MAN x; �sra,.,ar;:,,.,,ararrxnnxnuuuvrorxnurwumdnnpnurnniuurluennerrrurnniinuuru kif fp'ilcCp..i��W�i, VP JUNE i TRADE. We have entered June with the pleasantest recollections of the trade left behind. May was an exceptionally good month, emphasing thoroughly that our prices are right. Ladies will please take note that I have a few of those LOVELY PRINT WRAPPERS Left which I will offer at a small advance above cc st. HOSIERY. -3 pairs ladies' (fast dye) Cotton Hose for 25e. Extra heavy ones at 15c. or 2 pairs for 25e. greatest varietyin sown at PARASOLS.—In this line I have the „ prices from 25e. all the way up to 8,4. DRESS GOODS. All Wool Cashmeres and Henriettas from 25c. a yd. up. Lovely figured Dress Goods, 25e., 35c, and 45c. In Black Dress Goods I defy competition as I carry the largest and best stock in town and at prices to suit every- one. Surss Muslins—Lovely dotted Surss at 10c., 12?;c., 15c., 20c. and 25c. per yd. Lovely designs in Art Muslins. Prints—It is a well known , fact that I carry the best assorted stock of Prints in town. Nobby Prints going at 5c, per yd. Extra heavy 10e., sold elswherc at 121c. TWEEDS.—In this line I am showing extra good Tweeds at 35e., 40e. and 45c. per yard. READY-MADE CLOTHING.—I have just received a fresh shipment of Boys', Youths', and Men's Clothing and have marked them at bottom. prices to suit the times. BOOTS AND SHOES.—New goods in thin line just arrived. GROCERIES.—Space won't allow me to quote you prices, but if you can ancJ examine my goods you will Lind them right, • The Rev Thos. Wilson of Dutton has accepted the call of the King Street Presbyterian Church, London. The city of Brantford sustained a severe loss by the death of Mr. H. W. Brethour, a well o£ ll67 k owr. merchant at the ag Deceased came to Brantford many years ago and conducted a dry goods business that had a Provincial repu- tation. he retired ..from active labor some four years ago, but has since passed a great deal of his time here and in Caledonia. Mr. Brethour lost his wife about five years ago and is survived by one daughter, Mrs, Churchill Livingstone. N. B.—Highest price paid for Wool and all kind of Produce.. 131.1‘1” TEAM, IN THE— .' WINGH M TIMES."