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aha North Victoria will be held in Dickson's hall, Fenelon Falls, on Tuesday, July 10th, 1894, for the purpose of nominating acmdidate to contest the riding at the approaching election for the house of commons. It is important that there should be a good representution of liberals from all parts of the riding, thet the candidate having the greatest politics! strength may be chosen. no“ 10min: fl!" naive a tan yen!" “ Year after year the Can on the even tenor of its way, circle of its patrmw, dispensim its inedi- structure mahle benefits and rearing its great ' «31'ka The four on sound financial pru comer stones on which the Canada Life has been built up are Economy, Integrity, Liber- ality and Stability. ranch- In tom, ' ”.Q “. ‘ . nct me. ' noun exams and in " AFTER THE BATTLE.” The battle is over and woanest Visturia stands true to the cause of good and honest government. A second time has the banner riding emphasized, by an overwhelming majority, its faith and con- fidence in Ontario’s G.U.M. Dr. McKay has every right to feel proud. The victory, it is true, is attributable to the beautiful record for truth. probity and justice of Sir Oliver, yet the personal popularity of Dr. McKay counted greatly in the con- test. Wherever his home influence extended his vote piled up enormously, so much so as to strike down all party lines and turn adverse majorities into minori- ties. This is the more remarkable. be- cause the patron candidate was a neighbor, destined, it is expected, on that account, to attract from Dr. McKay in his personal strongholds. The campaign was conducted with tremendous vigor on all sides. Its triangular aspect created and sustained the doubt, never absent from the start, as to what the result would be, and this doubt was the spur to enthusiasm displayed by the fighting liberals from the very word ‘go.’ Then Mr. Campbell claimed, and was known, to be a reformer, and for this reason, it was felt, endangered Dr. McKay’s chances by splitting the liberal vote, but the splendid organization of the party, the fine snap and vim thrown into the contest, and the skilful handling of the reins by Mr. President McHugh, landed our candidate the victor by a plurality of 468. On the whole, the con- test was free from bitterness, yet cause for such was not absent. In localities where it was thought sectarianism would do its work for the tory party, prejudice and passion was appealed to, but the country has become so heartily sick of sectional cries that they now fall flat as “ditch water,” and like ditch water, they simply soil and dirty the party and the men who stir them up. We absolve Mr. Bryans from any part in the advent of Mrs. Shepherd to our fair town; but we cannot free the head centre of conservatism in Toronto from responsibility, and just as toryism in Lindsay is akin to toryism in Toronto, must the party here feel the disgrace and suffer the punishment for the most digusting spectacle ever seen in a political campaign. The insult was less to Catholics than to Protestants. The former res: easy in the satisfaction that the woman was hired to lie. The latter are chagrine‘l and humiliated with the dread that conversion to the faith yet permits a woman to brazen an audience and publish her shame for 15 cents ahead. It is no satisfaction to the liberal party now to know that this sort of warfare was like a boomerang in the hand of an African. The Warder has always pro~ fessed to be against meetings for men (r women only, but in Mrs. Shepherd’s case the local tory organ advertised her freely, and gave her otherwise the benefit of local reference. It is a relief to turn from the asperities of the contest. Our Wu friends will not be disappointed at the rank The high character for probity and honor of the men who led them leaves no doubt of honesty of purpose. Beauty of purpose is thehtherefrhonest SSS-Ham; Assurance Company, ESTABLISHED, . - 184 who Guumliuu 21151;. Linda”. May 31”. 1884 --13. LINDSAY. FRIDAY VNOR TH VICTORIA. ztingâ€"Jf the reformers of will be held in Dickson’s Falls, on Tuesday, July the purpose of nominating '. TAYLOR, Astor-t» m. oomvtny W W‘“ :m's profit to Deoombox. 1893. JUNE 29. Yanada Life keeps 332,703,000 14.300000 - 2600.000 . "00.435 1847. Mgr Tache. archbishop of St. Boniface. N. W. '13., died Saturday morning last after a lingering illness. Togive ahlswryothin lite and labors would be to give a history of the Canadian North-West. where his grace had labored for many years. The bill to legalize marriage wuu a deceased wife's sister was again introduced in the house of lords last week, and sufi‘ered the usual fate, the bishops and many tories voting solidly against it. The Prince of Wales, Lord Rosebe , and most of the liberal Qegrsfsug‘ported t e measure. refuses to spphud good, even though the applause proceed! from a chenged been. Dr. McKay’s thunk! are given to All. Inthennme ofthe liberal petty he flank! the young men for their nuisance. Be in grateful to the constitutive: who stood by 1 . L 4‘. 1.1...â€" mA-bnfl fhflif Erastus Wiman, the Staten Islmd financier. was sentenced on V Wednesday last by Judge Ingraham to five and n half years in Sing Sing for fogery. The sentence with commendation of! for good conduct will be 3 years, 11 months and 15 days. tutu; 5v .â€"â€" -7, him. and are proud that they marked their spproval of the Mont government. He is rejoiced to know that the older hood: ° ed strong 1:: then- oonmtnon in the him in congratulating the people on the marked approval of the riding of the gov- ernment of Sir Oliver Mcwet. The U. S. senator added a new paragnnh to the tariff bill on Wednesday of last week. putting a tarifl' of 3c. a dozen on eggs, which had previously been plmd on the free list. _____â€" r was found guilty at Three Rivers on Saturday last of attempting to drown his wife previous to her death on the train, and was sentenced to twenty-five years in the penitentiary. flflluot ls. 8110931086 II I Salvatienist. In December. 1892. Mrs. Shepherd visited Brockville and tool: a prominent part in the local elections. which were run on P.P.A. lines- Editcr Southwell. oi the Brockviile Recorder, exposed her past record in several issues of his paper, with the result that Mrs. Shepherd entered an action for libel against him. claiming damages. and then sought to make great capital out oi the stick. Editor Southweli defended the case vigorously. and sent an agent to England to lock up the (air Margaret's history and obtain affidavits in support of his contention that she was an immoral. designing women. unfit to appear upon any public plat- form. and whose lectures "tor ladies only" were insulting to the. womanhood of Canada. In. dubitable documentary proof oi the truth or his chance were obtained. and when the case came up to trial a verdict was returned in the editor’s tavor, with costs of suit. but as nothing could be collected from the P. P. A. female champion he was compelled to pay everything. The following is a copy or one of the documents now in possession of the Recorder :â€" The Salvation Army. Central Rescue Office, 259 Mare- st., Hackney, London, Eng. Dm Simâ€"In answer to your letter I have only been surprised that Margaret Shepherd. or Margaret Herbert. as she was known to us. has succeeded so long' in deceiving you and others. She was an inmate 01 our rescue home and professed to give information at the time Mr. Stead was seeking such about certain bad houses in the city with which she wasiamiliar. It was very much against my judgment, but as our homes are free we did not prevent her, and felt that it was possible she might be made nseiul in the good cause. She was allowed to go to the city one day, and by making excuses escaped from her charge and was lost sight of {or a short time. but was found again ‘L much the worse for drink. She said temptation had overcome her in the presence of old. had companions. She said she would do better it sent away. Mr. Stead kindly paid her (are to America. where our people took hold of her and gave her employment. I know nothing about her childhood or parents. She has never been a nun. She was taken as a prostitute into the Roman Catholic penitentiary at Bristol. iron: which place she ran away and on request was return- ed tc us by our Bristol branch. and remained in lodgings provided by us until she left England as before stated. She told us she was well known to the police and said she stood in iear 0! them. She was never in a poaition of responsibility in the Salvation Army. as she has often and since claimed to have been. 1 have had several letters similar to yours asking for information irorn people from whom she had borrowed money which had not been repaid. ' Fwnsxcs: Boom. Last week. as previously noted. Mrs. Shepherd risited Lindsay. and is reported to have carried away between $200 and 8300. made up 0! admis- sion money and the proceeds of the select her bmks. which have been pronounced by a lead- ing Canadian ministeresunflttobersadinany home. Nearly 200 women attended the meeting Wtcr ladies 0111)" on Wednesday. and it is pleas- ingtohesblstostatethateeveralhadthemoral courage toleave the hall when they found out Iraâ€"fignlazfi. Ra- wu mmwwm to Luluâ€"gamut mum “13(th the next eve-Ix. Be an wit to flat mummmumupfiu It. ”lunatic-molten. she “erratum-a under foreign rule both in, Ireland Manual-they wmnwuo'dbrlm in the Ind tuneu- to: want: and mamâ€"rm m been an vvâ€"â€"_' the character at her disclosures- On Sunday evening loan she hod her andmeeunz. when the opera. house was wronged. may people dam in from the country to hear her out ot curiosity. Proceedings commenced abantaao. urn. Bhop- herd. dodinvirglulwhilo. rtadoomo amet- trom a book odd cohove been written by author- mv 0: Archbishop Lynch. doctrine tho! Caho- uesmhonodcooumt Momhromrn for who: he had done and inmdod doing for Senor- EDITORIA 1.7 NO T38. to legalize marriage a country. Fifty years epopulation owned half e nation; today 30000 e rest of the 650001110. great scheme for the mummm *qu WWMWWW“ meWWW ultunou tor hum-m- mtocomo 8‘ “13(th will to mum Cunndn- the! Ding to: Sew- :d. were undo: OFFICE on Tm: Camus POST. LINDSAY. June 29th. 1894. Baline- end. Produce. Crepe throughout every out o! the country are reported to be looking in excellent condition. After ell the hen, nine more ie said to be but very spots in the lower lends that ere demeged. whiie an the high lende crops were never known to be 100ka more promising. The United Stetee When: mp. 'i‘he Cineiuueti Price Cumut. one of the leading euthoritiee ou crepe eud mica. eetimetee the United Stetee Wheet mp to: the you of. 433,008,000. or 178.000.0001"- then the greet crop of 1891. It deco not, however. look tor euy greet increeee in prices. The euti-ioreian trede policy which the United Stetee end Cauede hove been pueuien hee led to the cultivetiou of tnde between Briteiu end othe: what-growing nations. end new Argentine. Chili. Indie end Rueeie ere euuueliy becoming more tormideble oompetiton. It conclude the: “the when-grower o! ihie country ninet- put hie deueudeuce upon the remove! oi ccmmerciei reettictioue thet her him out of the with merket. not in e emeiler production." Toronto Live Stock Into”. The merket wee weedeeiiy ieetureleee Tueedey. it enythina the toolkit! being eeeier end when lower tor’exporteetue. Hoe-wee nun, end butehere' oettle m eteedy. A teirtredeweedoue in sheep. About three ouioedootbutchm’cettle wentto the eeet. Receipt! et the weeteru cutie mulete were 50 oer ioede, which included 716 iemhe eud sheep. 500 hose end ebout 100 oelves. For the week ending Seturdey. June 23. neeipte were:â€" CAttie. 2.524: cheep end lemhl. 2.513: hose. 1,-371; weigh-tees. 883.85. wax-o mm. 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