Exeter Advocate, 1900-11-8, Page 4OB2t.eter tivottlav,
Chas. E. Sanders, Ed1tor and Prop
THURSDAY, .NOV. Sth„ 1900
NORTH MIDDLESEX.
While we haye to face political de-
feat throughout the Dominion we
have one consoling feature, namely,
that our efforts were not without
effect in North Middlesex-, notwith-
standing the barefaced and wholesale
corruption pttiedthroughout the
riding during the campaign.
, The."mahine" which has beee so ex
-
extensively operated throughout On-
tario, as everybody, knows played its
part with a vengeance, moving up and
down the coneessions and side -lines
regardless of priucipal or law and per-
forined open and shameless bribery oh
all sides in the interest of Mr. Raz.
Considering these facts the victory to
Mr. Sherritt is one that that gentle-
man has every reason, to feel proud of.
• Before these words are read the elec-
tion of 1900 will be past and the result,
unless the contest is a very close one,
known. Never, perhaps, has an issue
been more doubtful, or parties more
thoroughly broken, up. The Govern-
ment has had two broadsides poured
iu at clese range from unexpected
quarters and one time -friends. John
Charlton and H. I -I. Cook have more
than astonished friend and foe. That
the old Globe is not what it once sees's'
is plainly shown when the tis-erise is
not read out of the party e;ihe latter
has been. To ,cokSiiit the election of
Charlton in ,NO-iith Norfolk a Liberal
gairlinivads like an election joke. The
tue liberal feeling is better shown by
such new recruits as Don of the Satur-
day Night, who denotes a paragraph
to ridiculing the mora I Reformers from
the shores of Lake Erie through his
well-known Sabbath and social purity
fads. But these are healthy signs.
If Laurier escapes he may thank the
South African contingent for it. The
•Ontario Government also has cmaae to
the rescue with its 160 acres for each
returning soldier. But Tarte and Sif-
ton are heavy weights and if the Liber-
al Ship comes into port these worthies
.had better make no more trips as able
bodied seamen. But then Sir Wilfrid
knows that party will and would no
dolibt have sent both adrift had he not
been deterred for fear of what they
might do outside the ship. When this
is read all will be known and the day
is too close to inch -lige in prophesying.
Ratz Defeated.
Parkhill, Ont. Nov. 7. --Mr. Sherritt,
the Conservative standard bearer, has
rjcIdemed North Middlesex, the re-
turns, giving him a majority of 229.
The returns received: --
Lib. Con.
Ratz. Sherritt
Parkhill ... ...... 5
Ailsa Graig.............49
109
84
Bidaulph 171
Stephen Tp. . .. .......17
McGillivray
West Willianas, one 36
East Williams, 146
Total...................248 467
Majority, for Sherritt, Com, 229
McKinley and Roosevelt Win.
New York, Nov. 6. -(Midnight.) -It
became evident at a very early hour
this evening, that the election of Mc-
Kinley and Roosevelt was assured. At
8.30 o'clock returns from nearly- two-
thirds of the election districts of Grea-
ter New York had been received; indi-
- eating beyond q uestion that Bryan and
Stevenson could not expect more than
25,000 or 30,000 plurality in this Demo-
cratic stronghold, and unless there
was a landslide in the outside counties
beyond all reasonable expectations the
• pivotal State of New York has declared.
in unmistakable terms, although by a
greatly reduced majority, for the Re-
publican candidates. As the night
progressed, it only served to confirm
this judgment.
Pim stnessiNG
The whole story was easily and brief-
ly told. The Republican ticket would
have a larger electoral vote than four
years ago. but in the larger states of
the east and middle west, the plurali-
• ties had been greatly reduced. Massa-
chusetts had fallen from 174,000 to 50,-
000; New York from 268,000 to 150,000
and Illinois from 142,000 to 100,000 or
less.
"Deride Not Any
v A, tio
Man's initrintties.
Dell hirn, rather, hatb to get rid of thern.
• Most irzfirmilles come from bad blood and
are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every
person ,who has scrofula, salt rheum,
hurnor.s, catarrh, dyspepsia or rheumatism
shouldat once begin taking this medicine
that the infirmity may be removed,
Weakness -" I have given Hood's
Sarsaparilla lo my boy 'whose blood ,V) AS
poor. He 'was very weale, could not keep I
rfearni, and suffered from pains in his
stomach, Hood's Sarsaparilla made him
• strong and well." gfrs, IV. C. Stratton,
.1 lamas' escron nt.
"7 D 1 0
DO'MIN'ION ELECTIONI
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Still Holds
Dominion Power.
SIR CHARLES TUPPER DEFEATED,
The Liberals Gala Irive Seats in Quebec,
Three in Now Brunswick Three in
Nova Scotia, and One in Prince Edward
Island, 1Vhile They Lose Twenty in,
Ontario and Seven in the West -The
Major,ity Will Swing Between 16 and
49 According to the Complexion of the
independents and the Elections Not
Yet Held.
Toronto, Nov. 8. (6 text, )-.-The
electoral battle in the Letninion .of
Canada- has been 'fought and. deeided.
So far, at .present Writing, the par-
ties remain in relative strength in. •
the •House "as they were, but there
would:, be some very prominen t faces
missing in the ninth Parliaiiient -of
(.1anada ,should it meet before bye
elections could be held.
Of com•se, the first news here was.
that pf our own city; the ref -erne be-
ing in early and their nature. ..made
the I ()cal .Conservatives jubilant while
the local Liberals were - correspond-
ingly depressed. Next capirthe -.news
of Mr, 'V- 131e--a1ean's Victory . in
followed by Hamilton,
which gained two •seats, from ' the
Liberals for the Conservatives.,
The telegraph, • thoroughly ina,Par-•
tial in its diStributioe of news, .Solan
brought word that Dr. Montague,- a -
Member of the last Conservative
Cabi-
net, had been 'defeated in Tialdimand.,
and 1\110nek, a.nd that Mr. W. Gibson
had been turned down in Lincoln And '
Niagara. •Sir A. P. Caron's defeat in
lliaskition.ge, by, Mr. Legi•is by. 600,
majority, shorty paled into coin:
,
parative insignificance by the 6.i:r-
im-mica/lent that an -long the day's
fallen were Sir Charles Tupper; the
veteran leader of the Opposition, and
Han. Geo, E. Foster, the Finance
Minister of the Conservative Adminis-
tration of 1891-96.
Other notable defeats were those
of Mr, N. F. Davin; Regina:' Dr. Lane
derkin; South Grey, Mr. W. Stubbs Ali
Cardwell, Mr. E. D. Martin in Wine
nipeg, who fell before Mr. Putted
Labor) to thetune of 1,139 of
Inajority.
Mr. Henri Bourassa', the, Liberal
WhO opposed the sending of the con-:
tingents to South Africa, was, elected
in Labelle, Que., by over 200 ma-
jority. Hon. J. 1. Tarte, Minister oi
Public Works,, was elected in St:•;
Mary's Division, Montreal, by °Yd. -
1,000 majerity,
THE ELECTION BY PROVINCES'.
Ontario.
The returns show 53 Conservatives
elected in the banner Province of
Ontario, with 34 straight Liberals,
and 3 Independents (two with Liber-'
al leanings) returned. Just before'
the election Ontario had 40 Conser-
vatives and 52 Liberals, so that the
Conservatives have an apparent gain,
of 12 seats in this province.. There.
was no election in Algoma, where G.
A. Boyce, Conservative, and A. E.
Dynient, Liberal, are running; nor in'
Nipissing, where S. B. Klock is the
Conservative- standard-bearer and C.
A. McCool is the Liberal candidate.
°lichee.
In Sir Wilfrid Laurier's Province
only 8 Conservatives have been elect-
ed, but. 59 Liberals will sit in the
next House. Immediately prior to
the elections there were in the House
14 Conservatives and 51 Liberals
from. this Provinee, a gain of 6 to
the Liberals for the ninth Parlia-
ment.
New Brunsvriok.
Five Conservatives 'to 9 Liberals
will be the Standing of the province.
in the net House. In the last there'
Were 8 Conservatives to 6 "Liberals.
Nova Scotia.
Fifteen Liberals will sit opposite to
5 Conservatives from this Province in
the new Parliament.. When the last
division was taken there was "a ma-
jority of four .for, the,Liberals; now '
it will be 10.
Prince Edward island.
n -
This little Province sends one Co
._ ,
servative and 4 Liberals to the next
Parliefment. In the last Housethere
were ,2 Conservatives and 3 Liberals.
Manitoba.
In this Province one Liberal, Hon.
Clifford Sif ton is elected. There are
besides 4 Conservatives, and R. L.
RichardSon (Ind. Lib.) And Puttee,
(Labor). in the last 'Parliament there
were 6 Liberals and 2 Conservati-ves.
North-West Territories. ;
These send four rriemberS -- three
I.lberals and one Conservative, but
one of theLil)erals is Mr. Frank'
Oliver, A.lbertit, who is also rated as
Indeperident. This is the sante as in
the last Parliament.
Baysin is Defeated.
In the Northwest • Territories, Nicholas
Flood Davin has met defeat at the hands of
Walter Scott, Who years ago was tee offiee
boy In The Reelne I,eader, when Nicholas
Flood wrote the editorials. The speaking
countenance of the v,VintiOe b
!mesa. Rev. Dr. Douglas. a Liberal, bas
also been offered up as a sacrifice. His vic-
tor Waii Lake. a Conservative. So, the
Territories will show twe iii.w faces le -Lee
otts e--I.alte and Seett---a n d the Tine se
leees two-Dbuglas and Davin. The 'party
differences are even.
Hail Colo rabia.
The Paeine Province has elected 2
CloriS:Tvatives, 1 tile:Ira:I and hide'
pendent, with elections to C01)10 ,51.1
in, Burrt rd and 1 if° and' ioo.
Ti011SO there were 2 `unser-
vatives aed 4 .f.iberals
Root smith en. 1)ee,4s
British Columbia sends a new man, Ralph
smith, • who is imove in the East as a
abet a tdcate,
ROW THE PARTIXS STAND.
()ntario . 5Co 48 511, i81)-9.1,
-Mew 1?runsw,,iick. 9
Nova Scotia . . 5 15
Prince Edward Island ..........1 4
13ritisli Columbia 2 1
Northwest Territ °ries 1 3
Manitoba „.. ...„ 4 1,
Majority for the Liberals, excliqs-
ive of and not including inde-
pendents, elected as such „.. ..„ ....e6
Independents 2. "
No election 2.
. ONTARIO.
,
Ninety -Two Members.
.Constltuency. /sIember. 1118)..
Addington.. ..j. W. 1301 (Con......93
A lgoinn ........, ..No election "...
A. Gordoli, (Liblee
Brant, S..... 13. lIcycl • 206
Culbert (Con.). • •
Bruce, 13...........11. Cargill (Con.). , '26
13ruce, . .1 . 13. Campbell IL). 92
Bruce, W..... -.John Tolude (L.) 569
Cardwell .11. Johnston (C.) .... 150
rleto n .E, Kidd (0.).... . . . .1000
Cornwall and Stor-
mont. . . ... • 11. A. Pelugle•' (C.). • . 1359
A. Broder (0)..,.
DUL45IOI,A. lYartf (C.). . 140
Durham, W11, 13e1t1i (Lib:), . 46
Elgin, ..... B. Ingrain (C.).. 0-
V.Igirt„ WJ. Robinson ,(In.).... 41
2111:11131,1:13,171(1",:l. 1300-
171,5C -x, S . . . K. Cowan (rut. , 54
Frontenne. .. .. 001111 "(0.). • :140
,,P,',Schell (Litt), .. 600
G-renville, S .J. .
S. Stiranie (Cin.).. 2190
Grey, 13..............113, 73. T-Iorsey 3E3
Grey. 11.,cliardson , (C.), . 36
Haldiniald and .
.. . . A. "r. Titpson (L.). 100
rtenstersoil (0).... 280
.. 0, '.1;Pr."(Ci)rt,.)..-... 773
C; 311000 (Con.),, 767
E........313.13. Northree• (Con) 112
Hastings, N.... A, w.Carseallen (C.). 500
Hastings, W11, Corby 000
Huron, 1313, 11Iacdonald 100
Heron, SG. 111,c‘Eweii (In.)..... 100
Huron, 27
. 0. Stepliane. (Lib) ... 150
'Britten (L.).. 193
Lambton, E.......0. Simmons 200
Latubton, W.......T. S. Johnson,(Lib.).. 500
Lanark, 13.........13. Resamenil (C.)
Lanark, S.........3.Fraggart (C.).- 379
Leeds and Gren-
ville s. 13 LnyelI (Con.)..
Leeds, S........,Geo. Taylor (C.)...., 449
Lennox__ :ells A: Leonard (L.)... 107
Lincoln and NM- '
gara............E. A. Lancaster' (c.). 107
London. .... ,.C. Hyman (1.1). 1. 546
Middlesex. Gihnour 778
1\1I6cllesex, N,Jno. Shttrritt (C.).... 421
Middlesex,' S..... t M. MeGugan (L.)... 500
Middlesex, W":"W. S. Calvert (L,)... 150
Muskoka and. Parry ,
Sound._ )feCorinick •-•55
NIpiseing.................. ..... Ne 'election
Norfolk, Chariton (LI), .-.(acel.
Norfolk, Tisdale
Northumbezi'd,W.J, B. MeCell (L.) 150
Northuml)eri•d,111E. Cochrane
Ontario, N. ...... McLeod .(C.) ........ 300
Ontario, S.... .. -William Ross (L.)... 98
Ontario, W.. . . .. J. Gould (L.) .... 800
Ottawa, .... Belcourt (L.) ........ 100
Ottawa........ teThomas B1rkett (C.). 343
Oxford, N..... . . Jas. Sutherland (L.)1 .2000
,Oxflard, R. Cartwright(L). 679
Peel.. ... . .. R. I.:Slain (C.) ........ 45
Perth, N... ... . F. McLaren (C.).. 250
Perth, S....... .D. K. Erb (L.) ...... •8
Peterboro, EJ. Lang (L.) 500
Peterboro, Kendry (C.). 354
Prescott-- Proulx (I.) ese
Prince L'dward....(N....0. Alcorn (C.) . 78
Renfrew, 13.......... 11.tackle (L.) 107
Renfrew, A. Wright (L.) 300
...... C. Edwards (L.)- 500
Simeoc, H. Bennett (0.): S..35
Simeoe, N.........L. McCarthy (I.) 403
Slincoe, S 11. Lennox (C.) ..... 500.
Toronto, C... .. . W. 11. Brock ,(C.) .... 215
Toronto, E. Kemp, (C.)....1230
Toronto, F. Clarke (0.) • -22411
Toronto, WE. B. Osier (C.) ..., 1272
Victoria, 130. Buglies (C.) '.2.1
Victoria, SA. Vrooman (C.) .... 206
Waterloo, N .3. E. Seagram (0,) ,(000le
Waterloo, S.1G. A. Clare (0.).......304
WellandW. M. Gerinae (L.) ..'
Wellington, MeG'd)van (C.) .... 100
Wellington, NGTolton (C.) 40,
Wellington, 311.' „Guthrie (L.) • • 31,
•
Wentworth and N.
Brant.....,...... W. Paterson (L.) .. 250
-Wentworth, 8.....13. D. Smith (C.) 202
York, E. .... ......W. 'Maclean (C.).. 325
york, N 1 Curry (c,)
York, W...... . . . .N. C. Wallace (C.).. 000
QUEBEC.
Sixty- Five Menthers.
Cdnstituency. Member. Maj.
Argenteuil.Dr, ,Caristle (L).... 228
Begot.- ..... J. E. Alarelle (L)
Beauce............3. Godbout. (L.) .....1200
Beaubarnols.......0. M. Loye, (L) ......
Be1lechasse....,.....0. E. Talbot (L) ... 400
Berthier- .J.E.Archatnbault (L) 950
Bonaventure.....,..0. Marcil (L) ,... 157
Brome.. ..... ......Hon. A. Fisher (L)..
Chambly & Verch's.VIctor Geoffrion (L) 500
Champlain.- -J. A. Rousseau (L).. 272
•Charlevoix. . . .Charles Angers (L), 189
Chateauguay P. Brawn (L).... 450
ChicoutImi-Sag'y...Joseph Gerard (C)
Compton.... Polpe (0) .....500
Dorchester-. B. Morin
Dduromond and Ar-
thabaska.. . . . ...L. Lavergne (L.)..(acel.)
Gasps..., ...... No election. '
.. . ... .1. A. C, Madore (L.).
Huntingdon .W. 11. Maclaren (L.). ...
Jacques ,Cartier...I.P.D, Monk (0.)......40
Joliette .C. Basinet (L.)..... ,
.80
Kamouraska, H. G. Carroll jL.).'. 150
31, ourassa (L.)... ...
Lapralrie and Ne-
. -D. Monet 118
'L'Assomption, (1 Laurier (L.)......
Laval. T. Et'ortin (L.) ....
Levis. .13. Demers (L.)
L'Islet,..... . .. ,"A. )1.Deche0e (L)-.. 89
Peltier -.1000
MnlS0000u3'e .2.11.' Prefontaine (to. 287
J. H. Legeis (13,,)„. 600
Megantic ... George leircot. (L.), . .
Meigs (t) ., 500
0. Dugas (L.)150
.Moittinagny, .......P. G. :Martineau (L) 25
Montm0r0ney .13 C, Casgraln (CO. 20
),Lotitreale-SL.
Anne's... - ....,Ald. Gallery (Te), ; • , :30,1
81 Antoine'. Itodiek
St. james.., ...O. He,simirels .. • •
St, Lawrence. -.It. Biekerdise (1,),.• 006
t• ,latrY'S'......1J011. J. 1, Tarte (1.).,8100
Ball (C.)•
Pontiac... -Thomas Murray (L,),, 277
Portneuf.,, ... ,.A. M, Delisie (2,) • •.• • 300
Quebec centre. ,A, Malottin .... 1.8S
Quebec ,East....Sir W. Laurier ......25011
Quebec County.Hon. 0, Fitzpatrick...1500
A. Bruno:tit-
Richmond & Wolfehl. W, Tobin (1,). .1218
rtimou,kki....,..J. A. ;Ross (20. • • 15t)
P., Brodeur.......904)
St.tIJI0Yhanc,suti
latalle. Bernier (14) i50
30
ville..............P. Denteni. (L1h.)...
Shefford C.II, Parmelee (L.). 500
Sherbrooke Hon, J. McIntosh
(Can.)
Souhinges,Dr. Bourbonuals .. 200
Stanstead.... H. Lovell, (Lib.) .. 256
G titivreau (L.), 450
Prefontaine (L.). 820
Three Rivers and
St. Bureau (L)b,).. 441
Two mountaini, J. A C. Ettiler (L) 141
Vaudreuil ... .. II, 0. Harwood (I..) 300
Wrlght,N. Champagne (L.) 10
yainaska..........B.M.S. )11ga:tu1t (L,) 102
NOV.A. SCOTIA.
Tiventy :bfeniber.
CiOnSlittienSy. 'Umber. Maj.
Annapolis- B. Wade (L.).... 200
Antlgontsb.........Melsinttee' (L.) .., .. 177
Cape Breton (1)...Alex Selinson (L.) '230
Calm Breton (2). ..Dr, 293
Colchester.........S. E. Gourley „(C.).. 230
Cumberland...'....H. J. Logan 420
,
Digby, • (L.) ,73
Guysboro..........D. C. Fraser (L.).... 3213
Halifax (1)....._ Borden (C.): .. 40
Ifalifax -.P. E. Kenny (C.).... 71
Hants.......... Russel (L.)....... 6
Inverness."....: .D r. 79e.
(13.)., 200
Luuenburg ..... ..tIcatilbach (C)
Pietou (1). ....ell. 311. )IcDonald (L.) .23
Pletou C. 11. 'Puppet (C.) 18
ltichniond.... ....Jos, Matheson (L.).
. • .
Shelburne and '• ,
Queen's W S. Fielding (L.).. 165
rarmouthT. Vs. Flint 200
Victoria.. Ross (L.). • •• ••• 200
MIC ( ()NS ERVATIVE
GAINS.
Otttarlt)
k;Art.INY"0.11. ,
FrorttottaC.
NEW •BRUNSWICIC.
,-Ironi•teen Members.
Constituency. _Member. Maj.
Albert. .. . a. Lewis 131
Carleton Hales "(Con.) 315
500.
Turgeon • (L.)...... 530 .
Jt Lebanc (L.).... 590
Kin.• •• .
. .. . G. W. Fdwier (C.) .. 100
•
North u mberland Robinson (C.).... 400
Restigouche. ..3 Bell )
St. John City......Hon.A:G. Blair ,(L.),1037
St,_John City Co.Col.J.J. Tucker (L.). 671
Surrbury-ti Queens.R. D. AVihnot (C.)... 70
Wesrmoreiand....Erauferson (L.) •800
Vietoria..........Cestigan (L.) . (50.)
(L.) .... 100
ritiNcE EDWARD ISLAND.
Five Members.
Constituency. 111eniber.' Maj.
Hiiglies (L.)....
Prince, E... .... ...A. A. Lefargy (C.)- 200 -
Prince, D. MoLelIan (L.)..
Queen's, E.... . . .. D. McKinnon "Sil
Queen's, W........SIr L. II. Davies (L.) 700
3IANITO1RA.
Seven 3rombers.
Constituency. Member. Maj:
Brandon..........Hen. C. Sifton (L.).. 159
Llsgar...... .. .. „Riehardson (In.) .... 200
Macdonald .N. 13oyd (C.)
Marquette.. .. . .Dr. Roche (C.) ......
ProvencherLaRiviere (C.) . . . 183
Selkirk .. . H. Haslam (C.)....
WinnipegPuttee (Labor) .....1145
NORTHwEST TEB,BrronIrS.
Pour :II -embers.
Constituency. Member, Maj.
AlbertaF. Oliver (L.) 220
Assinlbola, E......Lake (Con.)
Assiniboia.. .... . .W. Scott (L.) 107
Saskatchewan._ .Davis (Lib.) . .
liRITISH COLUMBIA.
Six Members.
Cinstituency.
Burrard .........
New I'Vestininster
Vancouver.......
Victoria
Yale and Cariboo.
Member. Maj.
• ... • .. ....No election
.A. 111orrison (Lilt)... 100
.Relph „Smith (I.)..... 300
.T. Earle (0.)........ 182
.E. 0. l'xIor (C.)..... '93
... No 1 ti
HOW THE CITIES HAVE GONE.
:‘18017-1890. 1000.
Con. Lib. Con. Lib. Con. Lib. km
Toronto . .. 3 . , 3 1 4 . .
Hamilton ... 2 . 2 2 .
London,. 1 . 1 . . 1
Kingston ... 1 . . 1 . 1
Ottawa ..... 2 . . 2 1 1
Montreal ... 3 . 2 3 1 4
Quebec . 3 . 3 . 3
St. John ... 1 . . 1 . 1
.. 2 ,. 1-1 2 .
Winnipeg 1 . 1 . .
Victoria. 13.C3' 2 . 2 .
Total ....,18 „3 10 14 .12 .11
Toronto Goes Conservative.
. Toronto, Nov. 8. ---The Conserva-
tives carried "every seat in this city,
thus making a gain of Centre To-
ronto. The returns ' are:
WEST, TORONTO.
E. F.: Clarke, Conservative .. 7,071
E. B. Osler, Conservative 6,193
Wm. Burns, Liberal 4,717
J.• D. Allan, Liberal .... 4,54Z
Hugh Stevenson, I.abor . . . 1,657
Clarke's majority over I3urns 2,354
Osler's majority over 1,776
EAST TORONTO.
A. E. Kemp, Conservative 4,070
Geo. Anderson, Liberal .... 2,S6Q
McFarren, Independent 83
Icemp's majority' 1, *810
...'CgNTRE TOROWI'0. '
W. 711. iare.1{ Consw VatiVe .... 2,627
Dr. ITargrave, Labor 179
John 'Plett, Liberal ....
Brock's majority •.... .215
Ambitious City Elected Censervativei.
• Hamilton, Nov, S. -Hamilton yes-
terday rettirnerl to the Conservativ,
oid, from which it strayed in 1896:
arker and Bruce -were elected over
,nod and Teet,e1, and the Conserve -
tires last' night had a • highly hilari-
ous , time.
90.4e Vote by Ward.
te by
Ward,v Ewa:i4ritodesr, wBa4r:u.6caes. 7.7f oe4le7lt2crFwels:'1,- 4V0080e'
2„ 02(3 608 578 , • 5(3(1
3' , ..... .. 854 865 45 . 1
'4 ..............847 854 7.19 700
. .. . 5112. 586 726 603
0,„. 1036 1028 947 925
7, „ „... ..„ . 1081 1003 749 733
Totals .. , 5478 5470 "4030 4703
• This gave Barker and Bruce, respeetivPly,'
a maJorIty of 040 and 769 over Teofy;e1 and
Wood.
'
the Conserviiti'Ve
A,'hea.dq' uarterS
here jubilation of the warmest
s o rt a ri d stteCeSs, 6-11Cane'clateS
were given a tremenclotiS ovation,
. . .
Grey, South.
Hamilton,
Hastings, 31.
1.,ambton, East.
LOO entettcaat drenvill•
. e
13,
Middlesex,
aexndNNotitalara,.,
rio,
Prince L'dward.
ri'Vrei°certlOrlti See1 tr °
Stormont an.d.0,ornwall.
Waterloo, S.
Wellington, Centre,
Nova Scotia
Oplchester, N.
8 a.1.1.7.1
Macdonald, Man.
Selkirk, Man.
North. -West 'Territories.
Assinihoia, E.
, S031113 LIBERAL GAINS.
Ontario.
Bothwell
G-len<>-u4rv
lia:diinand and Monk,
London.
Noielil-ft,11.1.ev_ir,ibseflancl, W.
Welland.
S,
Queln;c.
13eauharnois.
Montreal -St. Ann'S.
Pontiac. -
.Starlstead,.
Three 'Rivers.'
l'erreborine.
nrtrkiswieic.
, ,
G,(oucester, N. B.
1.Cent, N. 13.
Resti,goitche, -N. B.
Ilres 111 10051 and. "
Yc)rk, N. 13.
:s'ova Scotia.. ,
A Tin an el is , 13. S.
Cape Breton,
N. S.
TIIE LAST PARLIAMENT.
All andlySIS of the members in 1000 given:
Conservatives-4\Iessrs, Beattie, Bell.(Pie
,
.fou), Bell (Addington), Bennett, 'Bergeron:
Blanchard, Borden (Halifax), 1300501', Car-
gill, Caron, Cargoallen, Casgrain, Chauvii;,
ClahCY, Clarke, Cochrane, Corby, Cratg, Di
Yin, Dugas, 113110, Ferguson, Poster, Gan
ong, Gillies, Gilmour, Guillet, Haggart,
Hale, Henderson, Hudgins, Hughes, In
gram, Kaulbach, Kendry, Kloo31s, KlodiMer.
Laltiviere; :Macdonald (King's,(l.E.I.), .110-
Intqsh, Mac:Laren, Maeleiu, McAlister, Mc-
Cleary,' IkIcCOrmicir, ldcDougiill1 Mcfner-
Roy, McLennan (Glengarry), ' McNeill, Mar-
cotte, Martin, Mills (Annapolis), 4,.).uk,
Mon.tague, Moore, Morin, Osier, rope; Pon -
Tore, Powell, Prior; ,Quinn, Tteld, itoipert-
sbn„ Robinson (Northumberland, N.B.),
Roche, Roddlek, Itosainond,, Seagram,
'Sproule, Taylor, Tisdale, Sir Charles Tnp
per; Sir Hibbert Tupper, Ty,rwhitt, Wal-
lace, Wilson:77, •
Liberals -Angers, Archambault, Bain,
Bazinet, Beith, Belcourt, Boll (I'rhice.); 13er-
uier, Bertram, Bethune, 'Blair, r.u.:den
(King's), Bostock, BOurassa, Beitebounais,
Britton, Brodeur,. 13„rownuBu
, Brunea, r -
nett, Calvert, 'Campbell,Carroll, C.art-
wrighc,„Casey, Champhgne, Charlton, Chris-
tie,.Copp, Costigan, Cowan, Davies,
Dechene; Deniers; Desmarais, 1)obell, Dom -
Title; Douglas, Dupre, Dyment,
wards,glii13, Erb, Ethier, Featherston
Fielding, 'Eisher, Fitzpatrick, Flint, 'Pori
tin, Fortier, 'Fraser (Guysboro),''. /7,raser`
(Lambton), Frost, Gauthier, Gauvreau,
Geoffrion, Gibson, Godbout, Gulte,' Gra-
ham, Hale,Harwood, Heyd, Holmes,
Hucchisou, .Johnston (Lambton),
Sir Henri Joly,' Landerkin, Lang, latirier,
Lavergne, --Leduc, Legrls,
Livingston, ?Logan, ..McIsaac, 311acclOna1t3
(Huron), maddonee (Selkirk), Artickle,
pherson, 111cOlur8;.' McGregor, McCarthy,
McGugan, McHugh, NIclunes, McLellan,11c-
Milian, McMullen, NIittlore, maiouln, Mar'
(:11, Martinueatv Maxwell, Melgs, MIgriault,
Monet,' 111orrison,',IMulock, Parmw-
lee, Paterson, Pexin', Pettet, Prefontaine,
Proulx, Puttee,Rate, Richardson, Rogees,
Ross, Russell, hetherford, 'Savard, Scrier,
SeMple, Sifton, Sne,t'singer, 'Sofnervinle,
Stenson, Stubbs, Sutherland, Talbot, Tarte',
Telmle, Tucker, Tercot, Comstock; 13,eed-
136. '
.711813 'BEFORE THE ELECTION.
'
On the day of the election (the different
provinge,s were -thus represented:
, Con., Iibs.
Ontario 40 , 52
Quebec. : ... . . . 14 51
Ndva Scotia .. .. 8 • , .12
New Brunswick .. . .. 6
'British Columbia ' - 2 4
.Manitoba . •
,P. E. I. .. ..... 3
Northwest ...... 1
3
-7.7- 136
This gave the Government a majority of
The Glo.. he's Summary.
Toronto, Nov. 8. -The Globe sums
tnarizes the returns thus
' , Lib. Con. Ind.
,Ontario , 37 51 2'
Quebec •••• •••• 57 7
NovaeScotia ..,. 16 .4
New Brunswick .... 10 4
I'. E. Island .... 4
Manitoba 2 3
N. W. T. .... . ..... 1
British Columbia ...,.. 2 2
Totals ..,. ,... -.131 78, 4
Liberal majorityover all ., .... -54
•
Liberal majority over Conserve. -
Elections to' be held in Burrard and
Yale, Cariboo, British Columbia; 'Nip -
lasing and Algoma, Ontario, and
Gaspe, Quebec, •
Total in House, 21.3.
Sg71:1ea:tt°;:etGibraln:, NoN.7Tilo1e t:o
i
np6wetghe(0eno pe
person from Gibraltar he 3.(idg3;
able, has been, promulgated, 13,210814 and
other residents not employed In Her. Mat"
etrisittys',s servi,Ce fife' requested to register, at
inajel"°h°*1 ."6-ets 11!-":°11':e.'°' Dyes will 110 Much, ivork three
pe,c,kAgeS of the comnion . dyes, and.
giVe'eelors for' more bearith'ill; Mose
brillian incl 11320(3 l'iqturv
bike pollee offices 5nd. west take. out
',ouch'!"
In every cough there
lurks, like a crouching
tiger, the Probabilities
o f -consumption.
The throat and
lungs become
rough and in -
..40 flamed from
coughing a n d
the germs of
consumption
find an easy
entrance. Take
no chances
\ with the
there has Fboere 6ns
0 a yearsfoe.per
feet cure. What a rec-
ord! Sixty years of cures.
*
'50
153
soothes and heals the
wounded throat and
-Itmgs. You escape an at-
tack of consumption with
all its terrible suffering
and uncertain results.
There is nothing so bad
for the throat and lungs
as coughing. •
A 25c.- bottle will cure
an ordinary cough; hard-
er coughs will need a 50c.
size; the dollar bottle is
cheapest in the long run.
One of my sons was spitting
blood with a high fever a,nd V7as
very ill. We couldlaardly see any
signs of life in him. The doctors
did him no good. But one bottle of
your Cherry Pectoral cured him and
saved his life." 0.0. ANDERSOIT,
Nov.10,1898. Pukwana, S.Dak.
Write the Doctor. If yon have any
complaint whatever and desire the
beat medical advice, write the Doc-
tor freely. Address
Dr. J. C. &YEE, Lowell, Mass.
mime,
Ilensall: Miss Bee Urquhaa has
been very successful in raising peanuts
this- seaEon, the crop reaching over 20
lbs. The size and quality are first
class. This goes to show that 'Peanuts
cell be successfully raised in this part
of Ontario.
Clandeboye: What might have been
a serious accident befell Miss A. Neil
the other. day. It appears she was
'opening a gate to drive out a cow,
which had broken into their garclien,
when the animal becoming frightened
rushed bl ndly aganst her, knocking
her down and bruising her handY and
tirm badly. As a result she will l'earry
her arm in a sling for a few daY4:?
Billsgreen: Mr. Thomas Cole n
had the misfortune to lose. a valuab e
draught brood mare on -Tuesday. in-
digestion was tlie cause of death. 'She
was bred from McBean Was 7. years
old and her owner valued'her at $150. -
He only bought her about 8 months
ago for breeding purposes. The death
of this animal breaks a good team. '
Clinton: The home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Scott was the scene of a quiet
and pi. etty wedding. at highnoon.Wed-
nesday when their eldest daughter,
Miss Bertha, was united, in' marriage
to Dr., John P. Torrey, of A ndrover,
Mass. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. G. Howson, who was as-
sisted by,Rev. C. C. Torrey, father of
the groom. After the ceremony and
the good wishes and congratulations,a,
dainty lunch was served -the wedding
arty, and by the 2.55 train Dr, and
Mrs. Torrey left for the honeymoon
trip which will include a visit to Geo-
rgetown, Toronto Moqreal and other
points of interest in, Eastern Canada ,
before proceeding to Andover where
they will take up house.
.Thi,t Throbbing Headache
wood quickly leave yousif you used.
•Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers proVecl their match-
less merit for Sick and Nervims Head-
ache. They make pure blood and builds
up your.health. Only 25 cents. Money
back if not cured. Sold at all drug
stores.
Rev. Wm. Mathie on, a well -kr owl].
retired Presbyterian clergyrnan, died
at Mount ForeSt, aged 86. He left ebn-,
siclerable amoimt of money, most
,which is bequeathed to Presbyteri
miSSIons and to various' charities.
THE PRIZE
At Fairs and Exhibitio'
Used the
11110$0 OT,ES.
YLIIS
t anO
The Pall fairs and exhibitions held
this year in Canada were a somce of
pleasure and satisfaction to hundreds
of eargetic and artistic ladles. Mag-
nifient displays of Mats, Rags and
carpets,inade from.rags dyed with the
Diamond Dyes, drew the special kittens
tionof thousands of visitors'.
In ninety-nine 0111)0001 ofevery hun-
'dred, the exhibitors who 'used the Dia-
mond DycS o co of the matena
which their Mats, Rugs and Carpets
were male took the best mizes
No stronger proof of the superiority
of DiarnOnd Dyes could Pc demanded.
Women all' over Canada will find it
pays r to a duesae tDiniaio(piiiut;igdyDio-,e((z to g ds sr_esscs)lessi:
skirts, blouses cape,jackets, ribbons,
ties etc. One package of Diamond
London, Nev. 7.. The MareitIoness 'of A
glesey haS ben granted a dithree flee;
Who'ls head 01 (11(4
The ease Wes' heard In copera.