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flullarx 0.1m: Paid up, LINDSAY AGENCY SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. lam allowed at highest current ram No not!“ of wuhdflwal tenured. ROBERT R 088. Lindsay. Doc. 31. lastâ€"88 tt. Agent oxsoW. mill. IWAW- Wat: 33051. T0 An interesting and able letter from Mr. W. Eyres dealing with an improper and incorrect use of private conversation by Mr. C. Fairbairn, M. P., in the binder twine debate in the house of commons, is printed in this issue. In order that Mr. Fairbairn may be placed 3t no dis- advantage we print also the Hansard or official report of his speech. DOMINION BANK. NORTH-WEST- The Globe of Tuesday brings to a close its present chapter of reptile fund revela- tions with an oflcial list of the tory expenditures in the Quebec district in the campaign ef1887. It ins fac simile and is as follows :â€" A... â€"AA _â€"_â€"_,â€"_â€"_____â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€" LINDSAY. FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1892 $112,700 There are some marginal references to these items which according to the Globe mun that the $18,500 was the expendit- A‘ .. AAA mo infiébec‘ ooimty, the $16,800 was the expenditure in Three Rivers, find the _., o A,__‘_A_ M-w- Itinmzingthatinthe face of these Months Abbott ministry bathe hndihoodtonhiddcnon from thorough hveotiztfion. It is their only chmee, followed by n invesfigntion of the Section B. plundsting, which, it is believed, sur- pu-sdtheunonnu lsvisdby Caron sud Then is appended a memo as followé :â€" 31,000 F. 0. TAYLOR. THE REPI'ILE FUND. PORTER’S BOOKSTO R E. 'rumt Agent. W- of every description Bertha and every 1111mm He expenditure in Quebec is an obvious error in the IL The total should be } $30 } $85 - $1,500,000 $1,400,000 inunexpomre 18,500 __â€"___â€"_â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"‘â€"â€"' that would drive the government out of his undoubted prerogatives. The Stu: mintaina that the governor-generll is on trial, and that practio-lly his usefulness will be gone if he trestlwith indifl'emnee revelation: which leave no doubt as to the guilt of his advisers. Mr. Dalton McCarthy’s amendment to ‘ the Abbott-Thompson gerrymander bill was the occasion of a very interesting debate in the commons Tuesday afternoon. Mr. McCarthy condemned the present gerrymander, and admitted that a wrong had Men done in passing the gerry- mander of 1882. He thought the govern- ment was strong enough to do what was right and to undo the wrong of 1882. Mr. Haggszt spoke for the ministry and defended the gerrymander. He thought Mr. McCarthy would have been wiser had he stated his objections to the members of the government, and rather severely criticised Mr. McCarthy’s course in the premises. Mr. Haggart found, however, that he had struck a snug, and he got a little more than he bargained for. At a that he had struck a snag, and ne goo a little more than he bargained for. At a later stage in the debate Mr. McCarthy made a sensation in the house by explain- ; ing that he had stated his objections to the leader of the government, but “it u was quite true that he had not consult- M ed the minister of railways (Mr. Hag- " gart) as he had not fallen so low as to u acknowledge him as his leader.” The retort will be applauded in not a few con- servative circles. Mr. Haggai-t must be too strong a dose for respectable conser- vatives, though the party is saddled with him just as it is saddled with Caron, be- cause they were active in boodle manipula- tion and know so much about levying and distributing corruption funds that the premier-even if so inclinedâ€"dare not dispense with their services. The question of establishing a suitable memorial to the late Hon. Alexander Mackenzie has been for some time under ' and it has been decided to form a fund the interest of which shall be paid to Mrs. Mackenzie during her life, and thereafter to be awarded as scholarships in political science. This accomplishes the double object of making _ -‘_‘_-AA flvvvmrw- vâ€"v asuitable provision for Mrs. Mackenzie and of establishing a. lasting memorial to the deceased statesman in a form that would have been most likely to have received his approval. It; has been thought advisable that: the beat and most wâ€" ‘_L Lu. .thvv 7, thought advisable that the beat and most satisfactory way of carrying out this scholarship plan would be to hand over ultimately the Ontario subscriptions to Toronto university, and the Quebec province subscriptions to McGill college for a similar purpose. Acommittee has been formed in Tor- onto with Mr. Robert Jafi'ray as chair- $5,160 The proposal has been heartily taken up throughout the country and no doubt the response will be liberal and suflicient to make ample provision for the required A preliminary meetting was held this week in Mr. Barron’s office for the pur- pose of taking steps to receive subscrip- tions to the memorial fund from this county. A committee composed of Dr. McKay, M. P. P., Jae. Dickson, Pres. N. V. reform association, and Mr. F. C. Taylor, vice-pres. S. V. reform associatior, with Mr. J. A. Barron, secretary, and Col. Deacon, treasurer, was appointed to take proper action. We understand it is proposed to issue a circular stating the purpose of the memorial, so that those who desire to contribute may have on opportunity of doing so. ,Km. a: OER MURRA 3-09“ mm to: symptom . J run so Indus two at! question momâ€"105. THE AmaaicAN DOCTORS (19 ansfiacflccbfiwolcadm) mm: 01131113193 POSI,‘LINDSAY5'0M is... :11: 1x . $050333 one as 30169-0 .- Mafiaâ€":33â€" uo 8833 a: as 33835: a. 818. 5 3 353398 1.823 393.88 33 III“ cum uniâ€"3’95 We [1:12on luv:- v .n ..... _ ides thet our Canadian mlnleten muet peck their gripe end trot oflto Wellington everyume Blaine wente to see then end ankleehle male hell or “touches the but- ton." It 1: “dignified on the part of the rnlereot qua greet Dominion. This is 3 AIâ€" u---.‘- of AID.“- v bigger 006nm by some than-ands or square miles than Uncle Sam's domdnl, 3nd I! Bum has a happy thought or wants to say anything to Foster. or 130de o: Carling lethlm travel to Obtun. or mks ‘ *L--4- 1â€" «Inning month.- It ll Vuma .v- _â€" ._V, turn about In visiting «mm... It In enough to nuke o truly loyal citizen's blood boil over with Indian-flan to see our min- "" L"â€"L-â€" 6. “on‘ u ova: wuu mu..._____ ,, no interlacing over to Wuhlngton to and flat Mr. Blaine is no longer «mm of lflwwu man u...” _...- 7 for nothing. The ministers of in and magma ghonld administer a snub to 31m ,_2 ‘_ll LI‘AM kin-f. hfl m- . new mmipaenatfiwxzélfl mm. of . 1035011 in alpiuuunuw nun-u _..__v,_, ropriety. We do not advise e mutate of D diplometie relations. but it might be wise for the minister of we: to mobilize the Denieon ternii end the imp-ted guide on the NW tier under command of 3.32.; .1 am. _ anbertorafiverll. thxxmlnch Plno Shingles a: 81.59 pox-M" ”main qmflfletn Bantuâ€"9°! MIMI-‘1 mommy Prue! m Boy- uul Girls. rho“8unllzht" Soap 00.. Toronto. om the following prizes every month on further notice. mboyemdzuhnndermreewnc In thew vinee of Ontario. who send the greatest number of "Sunlight" wrappers: let. 810; 3nd. :6; 3rd 88; 4th. 81: 5th to 14th. 5 hoodlum book: end a retty picture to those who send non leee then Swrep re Sendmppento tsoep Oflee. Boon-at. Toronto. not beer on the 89th or each month. end marked mum A _.__ ._n n..- "In” use and nnm EnEfi:ifis-T£ ___â€".â€"â€" We protest mast vigoroully mum the -- ~ â€" â€"-l_l-6-- Inn-g $913371: Wem You are sure to find here the letelt in style as well as the very lowest prices. Our Dongole walking boot, made with thick extension sole, is worth $2.50, our price $1.90. Our range of low shoes nre unequalled in style and price. Dimct importers of Best American Shoe BOOTS, SHOES All! SLIPPERS, Sunlight Soap, Anybody can danuh with com- parative ease by following the simple direction: With “SUNDIGHT” there's no hard rubbing. eore knuckles. hot Item. armed been. A kid will menial: you. Works :1"- Sunucht IA Near Remember we keep the bigth of fien’e Boots outside of the city m- garoo, Dongoh, Cordovan, Oelf, eta, in all widths end styles. Heevy wearing boots and medium fine boot- . spechlty. We Lead in Trunks and Valises. Everybody canes here. Dom? JOHNSTON " SISSOH, no m BM. In: 0‘ m. ONE D003 EAST OF DALI 3008] m.“ QM Ease and comfort GENTLEMEN m dways on lookout for the Newest, Beat sud Chetpeat in Jaw Sunlight Soapo ..-W'\‘ 7â€"... LADIES, of 'J. H. SOOTHERAN. $3,500 $5,500 $7,500 $4,600 $4,700 from - wmngyoulflmthmmnu $2,133 win my yoé 100 m mm ) wm buy you 100mm m: Sum 88* $5,500 $4,600 Real Estate, Money Loaning and Insurance Broker, Lindsay. them better. The 6X3Ct truth is, there are no perfect “Ia-156115- Watchmaking is an experi- mental art, not an exact science nor a secret process. What has been done we knowâ€"what is to be done. who knows? We are apt to do more than our share of the doing. $7,000 Our special WATCHES to- day are up to to-days know- ledgeâ€"as near perfection as any, and in some respects nearer thanany other. They are better this year than lastâ€"will be better still in the future; but if you think to wait until the improve- ments shall have all been made, you’ll never get a watch. You can, however, get a WATCH to-day so good that it will satisfy you, not only to-day, but for a. life-time. Either of our specialwatches, the “MIDLAND" or the “VICTORIA,” will satisfy any reasonable human being. Yes! this is well worth looking into. Come and see us about it. BRITTDN BEDS. __.â€"â€"â€"â€" PARTIAL LIST OF We do better now; em better and ad‘ bearers are wont to aboettise PW feet mutctjes. Foot of Kentcst” Lindsay. .000 25w 'rowxsfipor mum. Wm W 130 mm Inna :“mwfl mm!) um new all. effing," ,ou'xoo can. tune Inna from adm- rill guy you loo-ashram Kim M but you Mm m _â€"i All the Leading and Rep Yes, we got them on the Run. Nothing can stand before our Magnificent New Good resentative Styles for ‘Sfiring and Summer. High Prices and Hard Times an s and Marvellous Prices. Prints. Sateens, Delaines and Fancy Dress Goods. Ready-made Clothing in Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’. Are on the NW- m an.” W OI HEW WW1 WWI. wv Ivâ€" every feature.“ W W " weii'iii 'the quality at lowestwecammake. Owe mm ans/W“ “4%” W “will "PM! W“- Our welcome word to allâ€"-BARGAINS. We commence the Season We Will continue the seaso: Lindsay’s Leader of Law Gash Prices Dry Goods House. will End the Season : MCGAFFEK eason with Bargains. season with Bargains. ason W ith Bargains. We have sgt prim THE M. must go. .wmpoâ€"x; In??? WINDOW WIRE, Wxxnow - SCREENS, - us WIRE, BUCKTHORN, PLA WIRE, POULTRY Narnxc, CKS,KNOBS, H INGES, LATCH E’LAIN AND FANCY Wixnov - - GLASS, - - L, LEAD, BRUSHES, VARNISF. ! STAINS, MACHINE Om 1 M mud or “now u I I IN“! monthly meeung Of “16‘ lung we hold Tneodni' eve!“m Mob-mm. T” ”when pun .L R. noxetme- I“ m“ 8. Kannada-L 3.91:“!ny Lid-mun. D. R. Anna-um. 3- 9 Mill Saw, South Side of Kent! with dfifikégugz {nauseating cLennan m and $1191ch «and mum rem M mmmgcmwnfi A-.. sIâ€"IING TACKL: and best grades of .CKSMITH'S CO udware, Coal and flex-chants. r. .1900 9, 18929-109 308. MAUNDI e and Retail A80“ the Celebrstaed M11810 Sm lo“.- VOCAL nmsm ON GO J USE 10.