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LUOKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY,• MARCH, 7 zsoo
`_ OLE No. 642
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• DI R. ' TNNANT, PHYSICIAN,
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ne 'y • opposite Cain's hotel. O14ce
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• R C. S. and C. M., Edinburgh. Cor -
airier county .of • Bruce. Licentiate
Midwifrey. Royal, physician and sur -
„eons. Office one door east of barber
• shop,. Lucknow.
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'(A R. D. GE1 DESS V, S. CALLS
if either by mail or telegram prom-
ptly attended to. Charges: moderate.
Office, Corrigan's hall. Boarding house..
Cain'shotel, Lucknow.
LEGAL
aIMON CORRIGAN,•• COMMIS-
sioner, in H. C., G. Kinlough
P. 0., Ontario.
setARROW & PROUDFUOT, BAR-
1I risters Solicitors, etc., Goderich,
Ont. T. G. Cn,Raow,'• Q; •c. Wet
PROUI?FOOT.
L1LLIOT TRAVER, ATTORNEY
11.4 at law, Solicitor in Chancery,
Conveyancer, etc.. Office, ne door
- to the post office, Lucknow;
j] MORRISON, ATTO ":i'EY• AT
law, Solicitor in Chancery, Com-
missioner, Cofiveyancer, etc. Office,
over the harbar shop.
GENERAL,
1111) OBERT CUNNINGHAM, IN-
. sureness Fire & .Marine, Guelph,
Ontario.
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IS
ONEY TO LOAN.. I HAVE A
,,s • few thousand dollars tib invest
for private parties, at reasonable in-
terests. ELLIOT TRAVERS.
iiINEY TO LOAN ! ON FIRST-
class mortgages at 7 . to 17:� per
ed interest, payable yearly. Charg-
es moderate: Apply' to Robt, Murray,
St. Helens.
UONEY TO LOAN ! AT 6 PER
III cent. from 2 to 20 years. Lists
of farms for stile in Ontario as weal as
-1tla-nitobatr Parties----d'esirouss-to--sell-
farms will consult their interests by
inspeeting the advertising facilities of
Subscriber in Great :Britain• and Ire-
land and . continent of lands .for sale.
Alia US STEwART, Land Valuator,
Lucknow, Ontario.
--art•----
191107 M'URCHISON, ` j. P. R.
ticket agent. One way exeu.rsions
i•o the North-west. and Pacific Coast.
Full information to intending, travel-
lers to any part of the world;.
WEST WAWANOSH, MUTUAL
1' Fire Insurance Company, board
of directors meets for the transaction'
elf business on the first Mutiny each
month. Parties wishing to have their
property insured in this int r•eaasingly
popular Company,• will by siring not-
ion be called upon by an agent or by
t ne of the Directors: Bnsi nets cel lls '
promptly attended to. Office, Dun-
gannon. ,J..•M. ROBERTS, Secretary,
' ,r►I, loose, NIC, Treasurer,
R-.— G.V' RI PROPRIETOR.
Let.know, Jan. 2nd, 1889.
MON Ey TO LOAN- -
DRAFTS -ISSUED ON ALL IM -
portant points, cheques, dra'ts
and mortgages cashed. , Notes dis-
counted Ameiic.an currency & Am-
erican drafts bUught and sold.
Interest allowed on Savings Bank
deposits according to agreement, col-
leet#cur`s:=' Nintes 'oi• z ccoiifrtst-will-. re-'
ee:ive prompt attention.
Fire or life .insurance effected in
stock •or Mutual Companies.
We represent several first-class Lean'
Companies and can effect mortgage
loans to suit borrowers on best terms
on either village or farm property.
Office ]lours, 10 a. m. to 4
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G., A. SIDDALL• Manager.
SOCIETJES
UCKN•UW
112 meets? very
Friday evening at eight o'clock rt.' their
hall, Campbell street. AllA retherii
o •rdi. Ily invit• d °
u•ratna. JOIIN ELLIOT, Recorder.
der oble
el O.F. COURT
V. Sherwood,
.No. 50, Lucknow;
Meets every first
and third Mon-
days in every
month, in the Odd-.
fellows tall, yes_
icing brethern are cordially invited.
T. 'MATTI/TV, Chief Ranger. D. D.
YULE, Secretary.
AU. `V. LUCft.NOW LODGE
. • of the Ancient Order United
Workhien, . meet in the Oddfellowvs
hall,. on•the last.and second Monday
evenings of each onth•at eight o'clock.
Visiting brethern cordially invited.
JOHN PEART,' Master Workmen.' . A.
MCINTYRE, Recorder.
LO NOW MECHANICS'INSTI-
Utute. Reading room open every
evening from 6 to 10 p. m., excepting
Saturdays, . when the hours will be
from 2 to 6' p: m. The librarian will
be in attendance during these hours.
L• D.`YULE, President. JAS, SOhI.ER-
VILL.F., Secretary. -
DE fMTAL 4
JS. JEROME, L. D.
. S. 'To my old friends
in Lucknow and surrounding country.
You have known rine long enough to
know that my work is not Cheap John
,work. .Now •I i making;
-a.Celluloid
plates -and Vulcanite sets, and Will sup-
ply 'my, customers with any•' kind of
Metalic plates they ,wish, for Gold Sil-
ver, or,any other. Charges as low as.
they den be made for. I will be- in
Lucknow on the 'second Friday and
=Saturday andlfourth Friday and Sat-
urday of each month.. Vegetable Vap-
or given for the painless extraction of
eetltr--0f6ee, -netts-Gainisshotel:--
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FIRE! FIRE!
Insure your , farm property, private
dwelling, in the old reliable, the
-LONDON '.
'MUTUAL
►-I AM ALSO AGENT. FOR-- '
CITY MUTUAL
AND CITIZENS,
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Office, A. ROSS'S harness shop, tuck -
now. Will be in the office every Sat-
urday afternoon. . `
'1=iee. .:attr iigeut,t Lucke sow
So you have quarreled with your Poacher,
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J.enre 1've Leveed them say,
glad you haye done your level best to, have
him sent away.
Now, you know -I've alw:,ys been your friend
.and maybe.it's not true,
But it's• said you always quarrel With the
preachers sent to yuu.
Well. you may not care to bear ft, but 1 ho141
it just the sain.a
That the . who saint.,
quarrel most are not thedo-
selves most free tram Meme•,
And I've Scripture fur it, top, from Rim who
once said,
''Why behold the mote is others with a beam
in your own rye ?"
Yon rluri'ti laud est the•fietiiii Oh,• 1Nro abut
others see it there, •
And it mars poor Christian character a
of'powe-r your prayer;
" What is it?" Nay, what are they, for there
may be •Isere than one
And I'll show you,' now I've started,, before
rriy• task is duce.
First, you've a vengeful spirit^•-" I'l
him when he strikes me."- 1 stiff
tip t -the -•M ,seer give-i-n-t}tieh-
'a case to thee,
Then your spirite's unforgiving anal tremble
when, you pray,
Lest„ as gun do unto others, ,Clod will.do you.
some day.
ed down to a perfectly natural tint by
r --of the expo • -- •• -
where withal can a votary of Baechus
have his breath disguised to the pro-
per degree of-, fragrance t It doesn't
pay nowadays tot be a walking adver-
tisement for the distiller or brewer, so
invention has, been 'taxed to its utmost
limit to produce anagent that will et
fcctuatly obliterate the alcoholic aroma.
The young man whp seeks to hood-
av-ink `his employer.. Or: _ best. --girl .into_
. the belief that he is "strictly. temper --
ad 'fobs'''. ance'r has generally some favorite
slieoil:c. If he follow the silent advice
of leis gin -dispenser and"teddy-mixer he
will cleave to coffee -beans, ut'loves, oin-
nam.on, ,'pepper -corns and lemon peel.
.If more esthetic: and .very deeply in
• ve e w•[! - '-et h . a -
end cache os of the apothecary ; if ver-
sed in chemical lore he may have learn-
ed that orrisroot is.a wonderful absor
Tient of other odors. Limburger cheere.
and onions are a trifle Coo strong ler
the young reran of fsislrion, though their
destructive force where -,laced in com-
petition with the aroma of the spirit of
corn or wiire is.' 'audisptited,
For I cannot t rink a Christian' can- be such
GY end bear a udge
ainst a brnthe' ''• a, neif,'hbor' of whomi!xod
38 8 sr n �..,
ird, you weigh in a false •balarmei, Now let
nue be understood,"
Its character you tvei,+,rh; not groceries or food.
A hundred good points in a man, who is both
tried and tri
You'll weigh thiwn with- one little fault or
possibly with two
But if there were ten, or twenty aril greater
number even,
You could hardly connt es •many as the
• "seventy times seven."
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What is this but disobedienee to the plainly
written word,
Yet you still rank Its a pillarlin the temple of
the. Lord,
But I see the hightened tiller rising in your
hands^*
--Tei s-tn - g. an In r anger o swr
down from grace..
•f A.A.—
. -But isn't it •the case that most .of
these sp3aiecs are lust ars "dead give-
away",lte the odor of, she liquor itself 7
The •ar'a of freshly -roasted. coffee-
,bean•rlt arvelously penetrating and
peri�acl' r�}-' it how it does conjure. up
suggettiieiie of • the .gin -mill ! Cloves
arid, cinnamon have a charming frag-
rance, but they, combine. with it a
treacherous habit of telling tales of the
bar-r.,om, 6 r while pepper-cs and ern-
e mg ' sera;-•rmt a s 8 a or e
grocery and the, fruit store. Your
girl isn't by a long way f 'oled int
belief that you have ate innocentweak-
ness - for candy and confections when
she sniff's the , 9rowatiie fragrance of
your breath ret' clew ' quarters. She
has heard of Ofxreath-painters" ere now,
'acid .you May look Mi -'for getting the.
"cold -shake," items don't "swear MU
When an aareieot' Roman kissed his
wife after a prolonged abee'noe, the act
of osculation. meant more than more
affections - -The, wife' of Oresur was sup-
posed ,tp be above suspicion, and. to
keep her so self respecting Roinans
were in the habit of taking a sniff of
their Wife's breath mall convenient
occasions And this suggests another
ancient practice that might possibly
prove very. useful to modern conviva!
ists. Classical.. writers tell us. th.tt
parsley . was- held in high repute as a
powerful absorbrnit., of the objeiction-,
able' odor of other herbs. Will some
Phil-eithrepist please give us a ti nal and
tet poor 'bibulous' hurusnity know . if
the specific' is reliable. -
You will leave the•CLwcb, it;may be, Well,
curve now, don't be rash
Though don't imagine if you d,,, the Church
will go tO smash;
If you've only gone to worship then, see,
there's .a !letter road,
Begun afresh, go there heaceforth only to
worship .,,od.
And men inky go with faults enough, and
other like them come,
But when you ve arty fault to find do this,
begia•at•hc me,
Ten the man who is .most faulty, if you ,for
him frequent pray,.•
Your own soul will be watered and his faults.
allmelt away. .
` Pat's Answer
• Trip an:Irishnian, and he will fall
on his feet ; corner *ileo, and he will
jump over your head ;• question him
upon a subject of ,which' he is ignorant,
and his answer, thouth it is not a re-
ply!; will enable hint to retreat with
his gag flying. An Fristenaan„ . who
wished for a position as letter -carrier.
in one of our large eities, went before
the Civil Service Board for examin-
ation.. .He appeared, wearing a care
lessair, as one about, to go through a
mere formality." - •
"What is the distance, Mr. Mahoney,
Between Toronto and Constaninopie 7"
asked the chairman.
"Wat's the distance between Toronto
and that haithen city V' said Pat,
"Weill sort, is that's to be"niy route,. I
withdraw vary application."
One d Pat's countrymen, having
served in the Halifax navy -yard in a
subordinate position, asked to, be pro -
meted, hintinh that he would not ob-
sjeet to g_oig., to yea,. ifshe sea Id ...be
assured of a good btirah on a man -of -
'war. He, too, was invited to appear
before the; Examining Board.
"'Mr. 11Miilhone," asked the chairman,
"if you were ,in the Chime Sea, and the
ship under full sail was going ten knots
an. hour, and a Mars. should Mall over-
board, what would yen dor
Promptly cants the answer, without
the 'shadow of perplexity appearing on,
Mulhone'b face. !'1f I wits in the
China Seas, under the circumstances
ye name; and a man should fall over-
board I think- l'd write to his frieinds.
that, he: was drowned."
' iLangside
Miss. A. Johnston has returned home,
'Wood bees dire a pest and dances.
are about hs great a •.humbug as tine
McGinty nuisance, .
While interviewing a weather prop-
het the other day, he had, among many -
'of his predictions, predicted Weighing
tots three woekt.
Mrs. Arnstroiag Greeted With A Crowaed
a mL•n,�e.d
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aracla[ $ ccess.
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On Friday night last a good Audi-
ence assembled in the Temperance Hall "
it terng'•the occasion of Mrs. Arm-
strongs's sixth annual benefit-, The
entertainment consisted• of vocal and -
iris'beuriieu+•,aJ music, recitations, calls-•
thenics by a class of little girls' all ,�•,.
dressed yin w a,_.cantatta. entitled..
the "Gipsey" and the whole concluding
with the farce "lin oK," in which. -
RobertcNabb, Geo. Murray, Atnb
Grundy, Maggie Burgess Y
o , l�a,�,�ie Cdrli- • �
p'bell and. Kate Muidoch took part, ••
while all•perfornaed well,''speeial men-
tion 'must be,i lade of George - Murray-
, .•, ,
't ot` tie ,as tt
young man and Rob. McNabb as , th4
young old rnarl. Mrs. Arstrorig, An- '
nie Mullin and Amby Grundy Mahe
three nations, English, Scotch and Ir-
ish, were good. Little Lottie
strong in "I'm :so shy"n
aria "I'm the
anmusing as well as• well done. George
Armstrong in "keep to de road" in ne-
gro character was 'excellent. For a
little one's concert it was up to if not,
better than • any heretofore givee.
the temperance hall. Of course some .a
people who expect' to get the whole .
universe for .fifteen cents, will expect
froin little boys and girls as mulch,' tal-
ent as our best ia'watetyrs,'in faet a
Christine Nillow or at 'Jennyy Lind
would not satisfy,somg people, but that -
is no aeasoq wh ening uian add' oang
woman a ouj create as much disorder -
o test as was done on this:'oceasion. Other
ie
people went there, to see and hear, not
to be annoyed' by a let,. of hoodlums.
Mrs. Armstrong purposes giving an
entertainment in Uungeuntiri • shortly_
Paramount
'Mr. ro'hn Taylor; of. gait; is at Fres:-
mit visiting at the old homestead_
-Miss' Mary Merdoch, Afton Lodge,
is visitilig- her friends here this week:
'Mr.and Mr's. t EWA. Mtir'doch, of.
'Dungannon, psid us a. flying' visit this
week. .
•Mr. and Mrs._ D. Murchison are re-
covering irovi a. eaves. attack Of the
grippe-
Miss
rippe
ilioiyrood Concert
. On Thursday evening of last week a
grand consort; under the auspices of
the Holyr-ood . Mechanics' . Institute,
was . -held in the township, hall here,•'
which, was a financial' success. The
bodge was crowded to the doors and a
large number were standing. The pro-
gramme consisted of vocal and i'nstrum-
ental music, recitations, duetts, solos,
etc.; lir which•-Luckno ls--leading talent-
took part, 'E. Harnly, W. H;
Smith; C. Lindsay, A- Davison,. 4.a
Murdoch '.and Misses E. Smith, E.
Peart, C. 3err; and E. Whitely, who
performed their part well and are` a
edit to that place. The next On the.
programme which •must have special,
mention is the able recitation "The
hush:,nd Inventor," by Miss L. Evans,
of Kincardine,. which was exeeoclingly
good and received ti hearty encore.
Slee also gave a number of other select-
ions wliich were loudly ' applauded-,
Thin Piercy family were in attondaneo
and.p1 eyed several pieces on their dif-
ferent instruments which brought forth
loud applause. Mr, Peter tharignraitt
his usual good style occupied the chair.
At the close of thh concert Mr. Corri-
gan gave all that "took pant in the con
cert a gravid supper which had been.
provided for mi. that particular enoas-
ion. The managing ooanoittee are
deserving of praise, for the way 'they
succeeded in giAtitas up. thtair" Etat conte
cert.
Miss Maggie Murray, who has been
ss. seriously ill is, weare ;lad to report :rt:'
out of danger and. improving , ''
Miss. Mary Davis arrived hone frorlj4
Detroit on Thursday after spending,'
three yearn lin that -city..' She is in
good health'. and speaks well of the
place.
The debtite on t.he2lst inst., i?etween
Paramount and 'St. Helens„ resulted
an.-easy..victory for thes fernier.. Our
orators expect ,S;ti$e]ens to retie*
the attack ie the neer futare, when' '
we hope Paramount will be -abie to .re-
peat the dose. . •
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y:6?n Thaursday, the'1.$th inst., at the •
residence of she bride's father, Mr„
Alex. Murdoch, a number gathered toE
witness'the warriege of their sl.oighter
Marian, who was united iii holy bends.
.to Michael _Robinson► ,,f Win ;hues; icy
the Rev. Mr. McKay, of Lucl,tty
after which the happy couple 1'eft for
their home' in Win„ haul. W`A.' wish ".
them eva'ry happiness, "'•
On Sunday, March 1.tel, Mr. Thos.
Davis, an old and-nw,oh_respected citi-
zen, of this pJabe„ died at his hone in
Paramount. Mout five weeks ago he
had an attack of - the- prevalent 1•pi.-
deivie, from, which he reocivered, so as
to be conned out of danger,,
being 'a rnari quer eighty years nnet of age,,
and hawing, been troubled for a' nude-
ber$ears .with, asthma and a• weak"
ness of. t1w heart, a. second ntta;'k
proved. fatal. Deceased was n ,. 16%70
of Carlow Ciurrty, 1ref.a"rid. He emi-
grated to York state in the early part
of his life`an•l novedA from that state
here 33 years ago. Ile leave's n wife
a .son and two daughters who, deep's,
mourn their loss. His remains. were .
interred in the- R. cemetery, Kiii ;s-
bridge tin ,Wednesday The fa'ni'y •
have our aympatliy, in tluir beiteaveid (Mt
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