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THE _BIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO THURSDAY, Nov. 'l2, 1917 3
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TWO YEARS IN BED AND'
ROLLING CHAIRLiberal. Hos. R. Lemieux.
Hull-LJbertil. Dr. J. E. Fontein,•
Yrs. Woo Gave Up Hope Gems as elected by ecelamatlon.
Pound' oaTanlac and la Now a Well Hocbela-Liberal, Dr. Leaned; , III[
Woman. I pLeaned;ConeervaUve-L.abor. A. Martel.
either in the hospital, in bed. or in a roll- pointe, Unionist. C. S. Rloux.
ing chair, and during that time I was Joliette -Liberal, J. A. Dobeau;
given up to die. and 1 don't guess 1 would Liberal -Independent, J. J. Denis.
be here now if it hadn't been for Tanlac," I Lepralrie and Naftervtlle-Unioo-
said Mrs. E. O. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is let, L. Pagnuelo; Liberal. R. Lanctot.
well-known in Atlanta, (:a.. her husband Laval and Deux Montagne--Lib-
having been employed by The Constitu- aro, L. Ethter; Unionist. R. Jasmin.
tion, one of the leading newspapers of the Levis -Liberal, D. Bourasaa; un_
UnitedStates, for a number of years. teelst, A. Bernier.
"1 was a great sufferer from chronic in- Lsbei --Mr. Fortier, Liberal, elect -
digestion," continued Mrs. Wilson, "and h acclamation.
don't guess anybody ever had to go L'Islet-Liberal. F. leartard; Un -
through what I did. I was very weak
and nervous, and at times had those
dreadful smothering sensations to the
point of fainting. 1 had dreadful head-
aches, sgvere pains in my back and over
my kidneys and my joints ached all the
time. For two years 1 had to live entirely
on baled milk togst and soft-boiled eggs.
arid even that didn't digest well, and
would sour on my stomach. I didn't
know what it was to get a good night's
sleep. i took one kind of medicine after
another until our house was almost filled
with empty bottles, but instead of improv-
ing 1 was getting worse all the time.
Finally they took me to the hospital for
treatment, and 1 lay there live long
months, but even that didn't make me
well. It was taking nearly every cent of
my husband's wages to pay my doctor
and drug bills --ter drug bill alone
amounted to 614 or 815 a month, and the
doctor bill amounts 1 to 6108.
"It looked like everything had failed to
help me. and 1 had about given up all
hope when one day my husband brought
a bottle of Tanlac home with him and
asked me to take it. He said he had been
reading and hearing a lot of grad things
about it, and didn't see any reason why
it shouldn't help me. 1 was confined to
my rolling chair when 1 began taking it.
"Do I look like an invalid now ? I cer-
tainly don't feel like one, and I have act-
uallyained twenty-five (25) pounds on
eleven bottles of Tanlac, and feel as well
as I ever did in my life. I can eat any-
thing 1 want -such things as meat, tur-
nips. hard-boiled eggs don't hurt me a
particle, and 1 sleep as good as I did
when I was a girl in my teens. 1 can get
about as. well as anybody and just the
other day 1 walked down town, and 1 am
running around the neighborhood calling
on my friends nearly all the tirrevnow. I
haven't a pain about me. 1 believe I am
the happiest fvoman in Atlanta. and I
think '1 have a right to be. I think my
recovery is almost a miracle, and every-
body in our neighborhood thinks the
same."
Tanlac is sold in Goderich by E. R.
Wigle, in Seaforth by C. Aberhart, in
Wingham by J. Warton McKibbon, in
Hensall by A. M. E. Hemphill, in Blyth
by White City Drug Store, in Wroxeter
by J. N. Allen, in Londesboro' by John
0. Ltundsberry, in Exeter by W. S.
Howey. and in Brucefield by Peter
l3owey.
ADVT.
"For two years 1 spent all my time Kamoureaka - Liberal. E. Ia-
ONTARIO.
Algoma East -Unionist, Geo. B.
Nicholson; Liberal, L. O'Connor.
Algoma West -Unionist, T. E.
Simpson; Liberal, C. N. Smith;
Independent. Jas. Lockwood.
Brant -Unionist, H. Ceckabutt,
(Con.), John Harold (Lib.).
Brantford -Unionist, W. F. Ciotti -
'butt; Liberal, .1. W. Bowiby; Inde-
pendent, M. M. MacBride.
Bruce North -Unionist, Col. Hugh
Clark; Liberal, John McAuley.
Bruce South -Unionist. A. E. Me -
Nab (Lib.); Liberal, R. E. Truax.
Carleton -Unionist, Geo. Boyce;
Liberal, Major Honeywell; Indepen-
dent, B. Henry.
Dufferfn-Unionist, John A. Best;
Liberal, Thos. Wright.
Dundas-Unlonlst, D. Ctasselman;
Liberal. A. W. McIntyre-
Durham -Unionist, N. • Rowell;
Liberal, Geo. Jolles.
Elgin East -Unionist. D. arshall;
Liberal, W. G. Charlton.
Elgin West -Unionist, Hon. T. W.
Crotbers; Liberal, Wm. Tolmie.
Essex North -Unionist, col. E. S.
Wigle; Liberal. W. C. Kennedy.
Essex South -Unionist, Captain J.
W. Brien; Liberal, Robert Atkins.
Fort William and Rainy River -
Unionist, Capt. Manion (Lib.); In-
dependent, A. H. Dennis.
Frontenac-Unlonlst, Dr. J. W.
Edwards; Liberal, Jas. Halliday.
Grenville --Unionist, Hon. J. D.
Reid; Liberal, Dr. P. A. McIntosh.
Glengarry and Stormont-Unlon-
ist, Wm. S. Middleboro; Liberal. Dr.
Danard (Ind.).
Grey South -East -Unionist. R. J.
Ball Liberal, Wm. H. Wright.
Haldimand-Unionist, F. L. Lalor;
Liberal, J..1. Parson.
Halton-Unlonlst, Dr. R. K. An-
derson; Liberal. W. D. Gregory
(Ind.).
Hamilton East-Untonlst, Hon. S.
C. Mewburn (Lib.) ; Independent,
Ald. G. Halcrow.
Hamilton West -Unionist, T. J.
Stewart (Con.), Col. Wm. Hendrie
(Con.), Col. J. I. McLaren (Lib.);
Independent. Walter Rollo.
Hastings East -Unionist, W. 13.
Northrup, Thos. Thompson; Liberal.
Wm. Cross.
Hastings West -Unionist, E. Gus
Porter; independent. R. J. Graham.
Huron Nortb-Unionist, Jas. Bow-
man (CoA:)' Met Saundeh (Obi:
Liberal. Archie Hislop.
Huron South -Unionist, J. J. Mer-
ner; Liberal. Thos. McMillan.
Kent -Unionist, J. W. Plewes;
Liberal, A. B. McCoig (ind.).
Kingston -Unionist. W. F. Nickle;
Liberal. Dr. A. W. Richardson.
Lambton East -Unionist. J. A.
Armstrong; Liberal, Nell McDougall.
Lambton 'Nest -Unionist. F. F.
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na. H. A. C. Caldwell (Lib.); Inde-
pendent, Geo. A. Burgess.
Leeds and Brockville -Unionist.
Sir Thomas White; Liberal, A. C.
Hardy.
Lennox and Addington -Unionist
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Lincoln -Unionist, J. D. Chapin;
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London -Unionist, Hume .Cronin,
Col. Coles (G.W.V.); Liberal, G. S.
Gibbons (Lab.).
Middlesex Fast -Unionist, Frank
Glass; Liberal, J. M. Ross.
Middlesex West-Unionlet, George
Elliott: Liberal, D. C. Roes.
Muskoka -Unionist, Peter McGIb-
bons; Liberal, G. H. Thomas.
Nipissing-Unlonlst, A. E. La-
pterre; Liberal. E. Anthony.
Norfolk -Unionist, Hon. W. A.
Charlton (Lib.); Liberal, J. A. Wal-
lace (Ind.).
Northumberland -Unionist, C. A.
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Ontario North -Unionist, Colonel
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Ontario South - Unionist, Wm.
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Ottawa -Unionist, A. E. Fripp,
Dr. Chabot; Liberal. Sir Wilfrid
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Oxford North -Unionist, E. W.
Neibltt, Col. Sutherland (soldiers).
Oxford South -Unionist, Donald
Sutherland; Liberal. M. Schell.
Parkdale-Unlonlst, H. M. Howat,
K.C., C. -Maj. C. A. V. McCormack
(G.W.V.); Liberal, Gordon Wal-
dron.
Parry Sound -Unionist, Col. J.
Arthurs (Con.), N. C. Hocken (Lib.).
Peel -Unionist. Sam Charters;
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Perth North -Unionist. H. B.
Morphy; Liberal, J. P. Rankin (Ind.).
Perth South -Unionist, M. Steele;
Liberal. Wm. Forrester.
Peterboro East -Unionist, J. A.
Sexsmith; Liberal. Wm. H. John-
ston.
Petsrboro West -Conservative, J.
H. Burnham; Liberal, R. H. Hall.
Port Arthur and Kenora-Union-
ist, F. H. Keefer; Independent, Jas.
A. Dustier.
Prescott-Unlonlst, A. R. -Metcalf;
Liberal. E. 9. Proulx.
Prince iudward-Unlonlst. B. R.
Hepburn; Liberal. H. M. Horsey
(Ind.).
Renfrew Nortb-Uofonist, Col. H.
J. Mackie; Liberal, Norman Reid.
Renfrew South -Unionist. Lieut. -
Col. L. T. Martin; Liberal, Isaac M.
Ped 1 ow.
Russell -Unionist, D. C. Merkeley,
J. B. Charette (Fr.) ; Hon. Charles
Murphy.
Aimee* East-Unlonlst, J. B. Tad -
hope; liberal, Man:ey Chew.
Simcoe Norte-Unlonlst, Col. J. A
Cnrrie (Cee.). F. C. Drury (Lib.).
Rimcoe 'oetise-Unionist, W. A
Boyd; Liberal. Mayor Mitchell, AI1fa-
lonlat. A. *Weis.
Lotb(aler,-Liberal, E. Fortier:
Unionist, E. Roughens.
Maaktnoage-Liberal-pnionist, L.
Lafontaine; Liberal -Independent, H.
Mayraad; Liberal, C. T'hlbodeau.
Matane-Liberal, F. Peltier; Un -
feudist, II. Dooley.
Montreal (Rochelaea) - Liberal.
D. R. Leakage; Labor, G. Martel;
Liberal -Independent, C. DNgnard.
Montreal (St. James) -Liberal, L.
A. Lapointe; Labor, J. A. Perrault.
Montreal (Malaonnenve)-Labor,
J. Halley: Unionist. C. H. Cahn;
Liberal, Hoa. R. ..emieux.
Montreal (Cartier) -Liberal, 8.'.
W. Jaeobb; Socialist, B. Bubay; In-
dependent, Dr. C. Bernier.
Montreal (t}t. Dents) -Unionist,
R. Houle; Liberal -Labor, A. Ver-
v1t1e; independent, L. O. Mahle.
Montreal (St. Marle)-Liberal,
Dr. Deslaurles, elected by acclama-
tion.
Montreal (St. Anne's) -Unionist.
Hon. Charles Doherty; Liberal, Dr.
H. J. Guerin; Independent, Dan Gal-
lery.
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Montreal (Jacques Cartier) -Un.
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Montreal (Jacques Cartier) -Un-
ionist, A. Jasmin; Liberal, Dr. La -
fortune.
Montreal (St. Antoine) -Liberal,
W. J. Hushlon; Unionist, Sir Herbert
Ames.
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Women's Vests and Drawers $3.25
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'?rant Cocbt4aasi Liberal. A. Wt Roe-
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Toronto Centre -Unionist Ed-
mund Bristol; Conservative, Archie
Dralmin; Liberal, J. G. Ramsden.
Toronto East -Unionist, Sir A. E.
Kemp; Independent, J. T. Vick.
Toronto North -Unionist, Sir Geo.
Foster; Liberal, A. J. Young.
Toronto South - Urtonist, Dr.
Chas. Sheard; Independent, D. A.
Carey.
Toronto West -Unionist. H. C.
Hocken; Llberal, L. Gurofeky, C. W.
Kerr; Independent. J. W. Bruce.
Vlctorla and Hallburton-Unlon-
1st, Sir Sam Hughes; Litteral. 4.
Isaacs (Ind.).
Waterloo North -Unionist, F. S.
beral Dr. Adam Thompson;
Scott; L(
Independent, Thos. Hall.
Waterloo South -Unionist, Wm.
G. Welch; Liberal, Wm. D. Euler
(Lib.); Independent, M. Smith
(Soc.), James Hughes. -
Welland -Unionist, E. E. Fraser
(Cont., W. M. German (Lib.).
Wellington North -W. A. Clarke
(Con.), R. M. Hazelwood (Lib.). '
Wellington South -Hon. Hugh
Guthrie (Lib.); Liberal, James Mc -
Ewing; Independent, L. Cunning-
ham (Soc.).
Wentworth -Unionist, Gordon C. Wright -Liberal, D. Devlin; Un -
Wilson; Liberal, J. H. Dickenson; triplet, J. Pritchard.
Independent, F. L Flattman. Westmount (St. Henri) -Unionist,
York East-UAyonlst, Thos. Fos- Hon. Albert Sevigny; Liberal, A. Le -
ter, Major Cockburn (Lib.); Inde- due.
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York North -Unionist, J. A. M. eral-Independent, A. Chasse.
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P. Michaud. locust. D. A. Stewart.
Rimouskl-Liberal, E.. Danjeu;
Unionist, J. C. Cheni►rd.• 1111f
Richmond and Wolfe -Liberal, E.
W. Tobin; Unionist, M. C. Crgmble. I.
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Shefford-Liberal, C. H. Bolvin. �.
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Sherbrooke-Llberal, F. M. Me -
Rea; Unionist, W. A. Davidson.
St. Jean Iberville-Llberal, M. J.
Demers: Unionist, P. J. Dore:
St. Hyacinthe-Rouville -
L. J. Gauthtbr; ' Conserv
pendent, A. S. Comeau.
St. Laurent and St. George'
Liberal, C. C. Munn; Unionist, Hon.
C. '7« Ballantyne.
Temiscoutat-Liberal, C. A. Gau-
vreaa; Unionist, L. Lebel.
Three Rivers - St. Maurice -Lib-
eral, Dr. Jacques Bureau, elected by
acclamation,
Terrebonne-Liberal, J. E. Pre-
vost, elected by acclamation.
Vaudreull - Soulanges - Liberal -
Unionist, G. Boyer; Conservative, F.
Blwonette.
Vercheres-Llberal, Joseph Arch-
ambault; Uniontst, J. H. Ralnville.
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King. NEW BRUNSWICK.
York South -Unionist, W. F. Mac- Carleton County -Hon. F. B. Car -
lean; Conservative, J. H. Galbraith yell, Unionist; James E. Porter, Lau -
(Ind.); Liberal, Alex. MacGregor;
Independent, J. T. Gunn (Labor).
York West -Unionist. Captain
Tom Wallace; Liberal, Frank Dan -
ton, K.C.
QUEBEC.
Argenteuil -Unionist, H. Slater;
Liberal, P. A. McGibbon.
Bagot-Unionist, L. Lafontaine;
Liberal, J. E. March.
Beauharnois-Liberal, L. J. Papt-
peau; Independent Liberal, A. B.
Bergevin.
Beauce-Llberal, Dr. Beland,
elected by acclamation.
Bellechasse-Conservative, H. Ore -
flier; Liberal, C. A. Fournier; Inde-
pendent. T. W. Marceau:.
Berthier-Liberal, Dr. Jarvis; Lib-
eral, M. Mecrement.
Bonaventore - Conservative, P.
Furloa; Liberal, Hon. Chan. Mardi;
Independent, A. Lendry.
Brame- Liberal -unionist, A. it.
McMaster; Conservation -unionist, D.
Draper.
Champlain -Liberal. A. L. Desaul- Unionlet; H. Waddington, Liberal.
men; Unionist. Hon. P. E. Blondln. I Humboldt - Lieut. -Colonel Nor -
Chateauguay and Huntington- man Lang,
Liberal -Unionist; Dr.
Liberal, Jas. Robb; unionist, J. Mor- Barry Laurier Liberal.
r1s. 1 Kindersley -Dr. E. T. Myers, Con -
Charlevoix --Liberal, E. Audet; servative-Unlonlst; W. Seward, non -
Unionist, P. B. Cultivator; indepen- partisan.
dent Liberal, T. F. Caagrain. 1 Last Mountain -F. J. Johnston,
Chicoutimi - Saguenay - Obs• Llberal-LJnloeist
Dr. Sabard; Liberal -Independent, J.Maple Creole -J. A. Lib-
Galva.abarg, LIb-
Grd. I *rat -Unionist.
Compton-Llberal, A. B. Bunt; MacKenzie -G. W. MaePhee and
Unionist, F. R. Cromwell. J. F. Reid, Liberal -Unionist.
Dorchester -Unionist, J. P. Reels- Moose Jaw -Hon. L. A. Calder
i»; Liberal, L. Canon. Unionist; James Somerville, indepen
Drummond-Arthabaska - IJberal, dent Labor.
0. Brouillard. elected bY aeelama- North Battleforil-C. E. Long. Ile
tlean. Sestet; James W. Millar, Unionist
Fowtals-Liberal, F. 8. Cahill; In- Mariam Comerford, Laurier Liberal.
Cb
Tier -Liberal.
Charlotte -T. A. Hartt, Unionist;
W. F. Todd, Liberal.
Gloucester -J. E. DeGrace, Union-
ist; A. Turgeon, Liberal.
Kent -F. J. Robidoux, Unionist;
A. T. Leger. Liberal.
Northumberland -W. S. Leggie,
Unionist; John Morrissey, Liberal.
Royal -,Brigadier -General H. H.
McLean, Unionist; F. E. Sharp. Lau-
rier -Liberal; Dr. D. H. McAlister,
Unionist -Liberal, retires.
Restlgouche-P. Michaud, Lib-
eral; D. A. Stewart, Unionist.
St. John -Albert -R. W. Wigmore
and 8. E. Elkin, Unionists; Dr. W. F.
Broderick, Dr. A. F. Emery, Lib-
eral".
Westmoreland -A. B. Copp, Lib-
eral; Y. O. B. Price, Conservative; 8.
C. Chapman, Unionist.
York - Nelson Brown, Liberal;
Col. K. F. McLeod, Unionist.
W
8ASK ATCHEAN.
Aasinibola-J. G. Turlff, Liberal -
Unionist; it C, WrTght;` t oielvi'-
tive-Unionlet; G. A. Gourley, Lau-
rier U'aeral.
Prince Albert -Andrew Knox, Un-
ionist; Sam McLeod, Liberal.
Qu'Appelle-Wetted
Thompson, Lib-
eral -Unionist, etted by acclamation.
Regina City -W. D. Cowan, Con-
servative -Unionist; Alderman An-
drew MacBeth, Liberal -Labor.
Swift Current -I. E. Argue, Lib-
eral -Unionist; M. J. Reilly, Laurier
Liberal. \
Saskatoon -J. R. Wilson, Union-
ist; James Caney, Independent
Labor. -
SaltcoatsThomas MacNutt, Lib-
eral -Unionist, elected by acclamation.
Weyburn -R. Tt ompson, Conser-
vative -Unionist, elected by acclama-
tion.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Antigonish-Guysboro-J. H. Sin-
clair, Liberal; Captain J. N. Wills,
Conservative.
Annapolis Digby -A. L. Davison.
Conservative; Dr. L. J. Levitt, Lib-
eral.
Cape Breton, North and Victoria -
D. D. McKenzie, Liberal; John Mc-
Cormick, Conservative.
Cape Breton (South and Rich-
mond) -0. W. Kyte and W. F. Car-
roll, Liberals; J. C. Douglas and R.
H. Butts, Unionists; Robert Baxter
and John A. Gulfs, Labor.
Colchester -Hon. F. B. McCurdy,
Unionist; G. H. Vernon, Liberal.
Cumberland -H. J. Logan, Con-
scriptionist -Liberal; Hon. Edgar
Nelson Rhodes, Conservative.
Halifax -Hon. A. K. Maclean and
F. Martin, Unionists; Dr. Blackadder,
Liberal; Ralph tenor, Liberal -Labor.
Hants County -H. B. Tremayne,
Conservative; L. H. Martella, Lib-
eral.
Inverness -Dr. A. W. Chisholm,
Liberal; Thomas Gallant, Conserva-
tive.
King's County -Sir Robert Borden
Unionist; James Seeley, Liberal.
Lunenburg-J. W. Margeson, Un-
ionist; Wm. Duff, Liberal.
Plctou-A. McGregor, Unionist;
R. H. Mackay, Liberal.
Queens -Shelburne - W. 8. Fteld-
Ing, Unionist -Liberal, elected by ac-
clamation.
Yarmouth -Clare -E. K. Spinney,
Llberal-Unlonlst; Hon. J. W. Com-
eau, Liberal.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Burrard-S. J. Crowe, Unionist;
Victor Mlgley Labor.
Cariboo -F. J. Fulton, K.C., Un-
ionist; Raymond Leighton. Liberal.
Comox-Alberni-H. 8. Clements,
Unionist; W. W. B. Melones, Lib-
eral.
East Kootenay --Dr. E. S. Donnell.
Unionist; H. Beatty. Liberal.
New Westminster (District) -F.
B. Stacey. Unionist; Major Ramsay.
Liberal.
New Westminster -W. G. McQnar-
11e, Unionist; Rev. D. A. MacRae.
Liberal.
•
pan
de4 nt,�D. Barton• - - I Olt Aattleford-A. amsagn..
Skeena-Col. C. Peck, Unionist;
R. D. Stork, Liberal Laber.
Vancouver Centre --H. H. Stev-
ens, Unionist; W. W. B. McInnis,
Liberal, W. A. Pritchald, Socialist.
'Vancouver South -Major S. C.
Cooper, Tjnl a1at; Charles MacDon-
ald, Liberal; J. H. MrVety„ Labor;
Edward Gold, Independent.
Victoria -Dr. S. F. Tolmle,\LU•nion-
ist; J. Taylor, Labor. non-partisan.
West Kootenay J R. F. ' Greta, Medicine Hat --Hon. A. L. BUton,
Maxwell,
I. A. Austin,- Labor' J. 4. Unionist; Clifford D. Reilly, Liberal.
Maxwell, Llberil• Bow River --Howard H. Halliday.
Yale --Hon. Martin Burrell, Un- •
IJnloalst; Jeeae Gouge, Liberal; D.
ionist; J. A. McDonald, Liberal, by
acclamation.
,MANITOBA. .
Brandon - Dr. H. B. Whidden,
Unionist; E. J. L. I)lason, Socialist;
H. S. Paterson, Liberal.
Dauphin -Robert Cruise, Liberal-
L)nlonist, acclamation. TOWINTO MARKERS.
Ltegar-Ferris Bolton, unionist;
E. W. Quin, Liberal. TORONTO, Nov. 1O. -The Boat
Martuettc - Thomas Alexander of Trade official market auotatiael
Crerar, ilnionlst; F. C. Hamilton. for yesterday;
Llberal. Manitoba Wheat Oh *tore Fert WI111ea11
MacDonald -R. C. Handers, Lib- j orthe'ing 213 fez)'
No. 1 northern, 82. K•
eral-Unionist; W. N. Welch, Laurier No. 2 nortMrn. $2 30'y��
AlbNeeret pMawcGa-regofLIndDeapvein,deUnnt;ioAsetx;. I M (NNno,bs24baCnw.oOWnrth
aea„ e7tnI'a1n 2c$1.*St.elrtyn.
Fent Wtlsarer,Liberal.
Dunlop, Laurier candidate. No. 3 C.W., 71 Sec• - 1
Nelson -J. A. Campbell, Liberal-.! Etra No. 1 feed.
71%c.
1 American Cern (Track, Teronte).
Unlonlst: Dan Campbell, Laurier Lib- No. 3 yellow -Nominal.
eral. Official nominations and date Ontario Oats (According to Freights Ower
of
election deferred. side),
No. 2 white, 70c to 71c, nominal
Portage la Prairie -Hoo. Arthur No. 2 white, tic to 70c, nominal.
Ontario Wheat (Bailie to store Montreal).
Edmont nSouth-r M. Douglas.
Unionist; A. Mode, Liberal.
Battle Rhe ---W. J. Blair. Union-
ist; W. J. Warner. Liberal.
Lethbridge - W. A. Buchanan,
Unionist; L. H. Pack, Farmer -Labor.
Macleod -Hugh M. Shaw, Unios-
1st; D. M. Mclvor, Liberal; Steve
Marshall. Non-partisan League.
Victoria -J. B. Holden, Unionist;
W. H. White, Liberal; J. W. Tody,
H. Galbraith, Non partisan League;
John Reid, Socialist.
Lied Deer -Dr. Michael Clark, Me
ionist; W. F. Puff Der. Liberal; J.
R. Knight, Socialist. .
Melghen, Unionist; F. Shortcliffe,
Liberal.
Provencher-Dr. John R\:\ Johns,
Unionist; John P. Molloy, s'tralgbt
Liberal. \\
Springfield - R. L. Richardson.
Unionist; Sergeant G. Charette and
H. De Tremaudan, Liberals.
8ilkirk-Thomas Haig, Unionist;
J. E. Adamson, IiJberal.
Souris -Dr. 'Thomas Finlay, Con-
aervative-Uniontat; Thos. Buck,
Laurier Liberal.
Winnipeg South -Geo. W. Allan,
Unionist; N. T. MacMillan, Liberal.
Winnipeg North -- Dr. M. R. Blake,
Unionist; R. A. Rile. labor.
Winnipeg Centre ---Major 0 W.
Andrews, Liberal Unionlet;. R. H.
Ward, Labor.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
King's -Jas. Mcisaac, Unionist; J.
K. Hughes, Liberal.
Prince -A. A. Lefurlley, Unlonld;
Captain Jos Read, Liberal.
No. 2 winter per car82.20.
peas (According to Freights Outside).
No. 2-11.10 to 83.90.
Mrmy (According to Freights Outside).
Malting -81.21 to 81 22.
Rya (According to Freights Outside).
No. 2-$1.75.
Manitoba Flour (Toronto)
First patents, In Juts bad.. 811.6*.
Second patents, In bite bags. 111.
Strong bakers', In jute bap. $10.44.
Ontario Flour (Prompt Shipment
Winter, according to sample. 1.N
Montreal. 19.70 Toronto, 19.70 bulk. sea-
board.
MIIlfeed (Car Lots, Delivered, Mentnm8
Freights, Bags Included).
Bran, per ton, 135.
Shorts, per ton 142.
Mldbllnp. per ton, 146 to $44.
Good feed flour, per bag, 63 26.
May (Track, Toronto).
No. 1, per ton, 816 to 117, mined, per
ton, 811 to 118.
Straw (Track, Toronto).
Car Iota, per ton, 65.60 to $9.
WINNIPkO WRAIN MARKET.
W Inntpeg. Nov. DC -There was • very
poor demand In the cash market for •U
coarse grains today, and the volume a<.
tualn.w was light Tho wheat altus-
Queen'a--Donald Nicholson, Ales- tion zea■ unchanged.
ander Martin, Unionists; A. Warbur- Tha Date mademarfurther
In declines
paned'
weak and further dedlnee Aortas
ton, John E. Sinclair, liberals. the day. 1n December end May dellveriel
ALBERTA. while November held comparatively
Calgary West — T. MJ Tweedie,
steady.
he to cause
epronounceof the dd falling ression �
Unionist; J. A. Irvine, Liberal. In the demand for rash nate flax fa -
Calgary East -Major D. Lee, Red- tures opened She lower to S>rc uptl'ba d'
man, Unionist; Rev. Wm. Irvine, was
Peaknees occurred later.
was light Meioses In this market, e`t,w�1
Labor. Wlnnlprg eau future cooed 1
or for November. %c lower for Dego•I
Edmonton Waft-Brlgadier-GeU-
eral W. A. Grlsabacb, Unionist; Hot.
Frank Oliver, Liberal.
Edmonton East - H. A. Mackie.
Unionist; A. Z. May, I.Ib*ral. -
Ms and May
Barky closed lc lower far Ne.•
and lee lower for May. P
lower for November. DecbN
tan higher. and, May closed