Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-04-11, Page 4.i
M�.• •t,.. t:+�d1 '� 6,*,'*,a�'"',�_ �,1�„'It. • N� .iik R .a,.A'� ��-t%ry
•
!LE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARcit.oE
x,iEtili ,, ns ibtams,
The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce 0ounty, Friday, April 1 f tb.
� 'pry � �r�,��•v .. .._
PARTI rLU4 VS. MAICRIED
To the Editor of the Sentinel
Party conventionswill he the order
of the day from . now till the local
elections are over, Iteforwers will be
carrying u' auiu)ous resolutions of
confidence and approval in the 'Bows
erslL9 ,T. [ t �., , ems. , "r'iWP I
���""t�•tes tvtCfi"'
CIF CONSOLENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL I equally zealono en,d gt�z.!y f*lcu,cu
masa, I,IBEIlinu s. with the curse pursued by their party
leader. What does' this indicate I
Why, that we ha'e too much party
and that both parties are equally blind
to anything good iu. their .opponents,
or anything wion,;, in their own. pa
McDoventx, :•--'McCLvsn•-At the bride's home
Lucknow, on'Wednesday, Apel 2rtd, by -
Rev. A.. McKay, Mr. Alex. McDougall
of Vancouver B. C. to Miss Christens
McClure, of 1.ucknuw,
, 141T'1Q
BORA '
DAT] sox- Iu Gude.nicb, on Saturday. April
oth, the wife of A. B. Davison of a sun
NOTICE IS REREBY e RevisedGIVEN I;*
Ontad bal,ter 110, sectiooii . 6, that a1 e-redf
itors and t•thc-le ha�iu; el,iin,a t•.; ii.et the
estate of Willi _nt J.,bnston, late of the '1 own-
sltil �; '\%P'0 Ie uu ' the 1901 act ".,
of 3Iaaea ll')O- are rt•oi,i! eci
sty
deiivet to '�( ^• e
Mr. Jahn H. 1�igtri.yr.reo, of `t;t.,.
Township nship of Kinloss, in the Oouuty of Bretz ,
yeoman, Kinloss P. 0., one of the a :t-cet'•rs of
the last will and testament of said dee(ss•:tl on
or before the lith day of Iiay next, ,.ht•ir
names, addresses, the full particulars of th. it
claims, a statement of their accounts and tLe
nature of the secure fes, rt any, lte)d by them
and that afttr-the. eaid-13ttr rt- y-- May. n•,xt,
the -said exentz ,, ; Will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said deceas,.d aim nog the
par'tiesentitled thereto, regard beiti5 hail 0„1••
to the clai,as •,f which naive hes heett r.•c,.it e
aas.e ' or any hart thereof ,n tl=a t ihuted-t
qty persotr %those claim shall not have been
received at the time u1 such ilia t: i hi ti in-
RO1�E1-n'soV
)e YOUNG -in Lurknow, ' n Friday. Atoll Orb,
i aytr, tile, wire of Mr. Thomas R. 'Yining,
of a daughter,
DIED. .
Haawni-In Wheatland, North Dakota, nn
Wednesday, April 2nd, Robert Hadwin,
aged tib -'years. Deceased was a former
resident of Lucknow-
ctj}r..- -� .
FARM TO RENT.
HE SOUTH ttALF
tozolc ovr, 4p i1 11th, 1600.
SHE VAS ACQUIT?ED.
The alleged poisoning case, -wherein
:Frs. ;Edwards. of Woodstock, was
Tii•as equally .blind to any merit in
the Conservative party or fault in
Reform until the O'Brien bill ca
the
mils I --66u . OF LOT 65 AND
•
tt, ast a d, JJughrJ. W: hitel,;, of Clinton,
�tt*'.oneluded • on. Fridayilast. The
Irasa' of M. C.: Comeron, on behalf
• t the prisoner, was a great forensic
.•:Fort, and had a strong effect, not
• aly'upon the jury-, hot`on the specta-
sirs. His Lordship, Judge Street,
charged strongly, iii favor of the
_ _;•:igoner,_and. ooln,.the.A aund-tthat-the,
Johnston, who was the •principal
itli}ess ag iust her, if her starry was.
t rue,,.tytis ag.accomplice, and that her
ensgpported •testictony would root
• t' arrant a conviction.. 'He also,pointed
out the vital discrepancies in the story
told by the girl Johnston. The jury
t -cheat -ant raga.-netlist a -6v i0 a�,d s1s Inns returns C
in; t e division on that bill, I com-
pared the d'oin'gs of both parties since
• the'. Riei rebeliiou and- I now honestly
come to the conclusion that they are
both alike; pandering to party for
pb'-itical power. As the loyal elections
conte first 1 mill. deal. priucipa'1•ly with-'
the acts and doings of the Legislative
Assembly. 'Sir John. is accused (de-
servedlyso; I think) of,' gerytnandering
On tario,.. al)d-.a.tuopg_the -most. laring_
is the County of Bruce. Ile, Sir
John, divides it and gets two' Members
out of three. Mowat divides it and
gets two members out of three, by a
division as. unique as Joe Revnold's.
description of some of Sir John's,.
when he said one might worship them
without breaking the second cow
mandment, Blame, by this cutting
5 ii , two nnserVati -e
and one Reform members to the I-1+•use
of. Commons and - vice versafo- the
Ontario parliament. Why not leave
at bonnie one member on each side from -
both houses and effect a sari
;:iinutes wit>t:,a verdict-of;notAar iilty,
-Whet result of the�verciict 'harm-corked
acini the feelings gs of the large .audience,
who completely filled.the mem.
-t
. TaE improvement of country •roads
- is one of ttte.chief topics of discussion
• several.tif,tbe northern States. An
.xhaustice -.paper .was recently read
.etore'.the Pennsylvania -,State 'Board
f' Agricultuve, containing estimates of
to cost of miens kinds of stone roads.
a heasariter sahib-: `SL hetiattis %renew -
t ered"th ..bat h the greater part of
ti o_year the country roads are in poor.
_�ndition some idea may beigained of
-1e"ti.tamense loss in horse -power which
they cause to the farmer. It is. plain,
terefo*- , that when the roads are so
:)proved that a farmer can get over
t?fteen smiles of 'good road with no
:uoreArouible and expenditure of horse •
-
?.ower than ,is required over ten unles 'j
• ••f bad road, that five miles have been
added to the territory tributary' to the
n nrkett and that•tlie advar age
therefore, mutual between t„ion and .
ountry:.. lout in the face of these facts.
It seems that the snlutian of this quer-•
tion trust in a great weasu,re -be s��1sed
• i
by long and cnnstant 'agitation and 1
:alloyed eriort to'show by inath'ematical
ile.nonstratit:,n that hood roads are ani-
vatltiweou-s anti_ eoonnntieeal.
air-; llttd •)f ,til. al.::u, and eriucatine
,.-~)u-itlie apiui' n to suet) deeded -reform
• - ee.ms ilte,,n,i sent and reprehensible.
.Bet as long •as pe'°rale are so willing to
. e-udurc, the :;rt :r iuconvience and loss
t:
'Which they su't:i:n tom the mud.road
the ,prospect toot road reform is not
hii:fh•,.ai d (9.14 -'roti •ri the p'e'ple upon
• ::hip suiliert,. must continue This
roes i -a1,'. and ,pernicious method of
' marl making. and rt•nt'1"'ri11,r,' from, year
to v„at-• a Ft bout tt }'.article of improve,
:1,• tot i- i.r•vonrl oar's cotnprehensibnn or
re -o;;: -L.: on. and can only be e2t.prainy:'
•,t' all ul an :lle errotnt'ois, principal of
• Cart! .of TIIainks
ng of
$2,200 at Ottawa and $1,200 at Tor -
,onto every year. amounting no _every
parliament. to $15,'$00 11 ''Divide this
ainong•our agricultural societies or add
to our school grant. If any public
inxproaewent was to be projected
?whereby the Centre Riding of Brue
was called On to unite and strengthen
the scheme, either ' by petition or 'a
bonus, what' sympathy or union„' of
feeling could exist between the. people
of Amberley in the south -west and
those of ;Qbeslev on the north east.
:it .div=ision• ,or revisionof the con-
stituencies ,is to the made every decade
.Y -.tat-keep--j setf-in pf.we'r
d
n
e
oil
h
h'
indefinitely- In every county entitled to -
mere than one member the election
should be similar to those by which we
elect our councillors. If the county
is C nservative it is entitled t be
represented • by a • Conservative.
If . • a Reform county , by a' Re-
fortn"er, This 'a is equal- rights.
Creating new ridirgs and controlling the ap-
p ointments ofcthe Province are'eviis' that are
beginning to bear fruit.. The office of Chi
e£ '
now, con mug 100
acres and principally clearest land. For
particulars apply to
WILLIAM • HE' DF.R; OV, Lncknow,
or DAVID HE2•t DERSON, 1st concession,
lot 69 and 70.
189.0.-
MR NM
•
•
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
• Unlocks alithe clogged avenues of the '
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry
ingoff gradually without weakening thy
system, all ' the impurities and foul
humors of the secretions; at the same
time Correcting Acidity of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys-
pepsia, - I3,eadaehes, . Dizziness,
Heartburn, Coinnstipation,, Drynera
of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of
Vision,
Balt Rheum,
las B
-,
era Debility;. all these. and maw,-
other similar Complaints ;eld -to the,
happy influence of BYTRDOCC
BLOOD BITTERS.-
otic tors for said ascent r3. W. t TY tJ1Js es, co., Proprietors. Torsil
Dated at Walkerton this 6th deny of April 1�S(t.
SPRING 1In Ili
.
.
•
1890.
Our stock for' the season is now about complete.
piet@,
>`
+' nt tier presented a 'etter selected lot agoods to our -many customers. ,
3 t �mers. Each department
0 -0 -1a -a - -CROCKERY
Boots and. ';E#Oes is replete with re '
�' great bargains.
4” ' eader. if
CAMERCN, MUF DOCH & CO.
LICK\ OW & DUNG ANNON
a
Our milliiery department is' supplied ppIl®d . with the
Superintendent i f..hiducatiiop -vas faint seized on 1
newest ;and fest
and ithe amt,itnt it cost the countryin r:tcell-
iul �chbal 111c; and antbot'izing new series
'miter` aurs` nthous, i's been en co io
us, rind a uselesstrust? and improve m<nt Las been Made on
the old national st ries. The Mowat Govern-
. -Ment claims ec ,uotuy lac is tht;: Sclut•tl
businessec ,l.,,:ny is a mis 'no,nen. Otte .firm
l
offered to publish the whole series for one
t Lir-d less than the -sups ';aid the . three oat-.
trut',ors w•hn• t.
g t the c„n:,-let, but the
lii•,i-ter .'f Fdu.atii,n was in a tight 'race on '
acc-.•.,.lit of r: former arra gn•m-'nt, and su't f
"tam to the atm -Atilt •.,f �.;i'OO) beiu ; threat-
- r:;rti• lot• t,'ay.-th' '-'n:ract ata pt -i r t )• recoup
the pal.lisher- •three times over, and thus
t- tl'rd the hnmi;i:ttion•„f being' the eanst' t f
laving the Pr,v:ince nli::ete,l ih �.ilt',O(.ltl, Tb
i„,
urriogeeiuen,t allowed the to to take
thri't• tii,cs this an* nu,t fr,•in'tthe par. nts i f
tilt. 'ci u'tli:ai.•it. :\..W h,'• tr�tall`5 V, -ill
oi,scrt e that ihi5 try uul i'ti_ -? -ii-& 55 tains ort
of th,nl l,ru,cil:lir, a,l,ar,ite s.•hr..I.s
1'. •t e nti,..11etl too n•s.- the are
';:; :: u•t;.a e•or'r-r result .,.f the \lil is'tr ..f
holdi:::; t, sera i ;the t�nhinrt t- tl:e
+u'r and it ti,:rt ee l,n,u ;,t t•, bear .4 'the
e t':,bll,ct 2' the st•p,l-' :r sch.ii)
\t,-..• :lit quire ri lir %rh n they have sei r:,tr
;. l% tn-tirrl'i1'ire, tt'::; ,its ii (-true -
., n. lint this ,t::a,nt. iv, i , tiv:,i „t
t!^.�,itceise'•u`t-de,'to'4.1)1,1-ate1 ;r itis
t .;
,1e �lrloa,,.'i •fr••u, ,.;; . i.uta
.:rt:r',i•at•s, fait-c.,nse,•arise*..iherh ,suet'
t t:.' 1'n',tie x(11.".1. 1'rt tert.'tnt,s C •I,tribn:t•
t_<,r ani ilh.r,i„- f• r 1'nrrt�ll ai:a•li t:t?
t:ti>::•, `- t•.,*�t i rcli�l ;1� t1 t, ti,e
� .l:h• n abr'v at ,;.•*i
1 re i' -h. in �t t sun e'•'e•n a't Poirt Anx
Quo', tett f Cahn,•
n rh c,il,ir;•t„
Int ;t'' ..°'-e to a%,,;t tl :u,.li, s
1•,�,ta.g. and y. -t stand i.?;v by at a'n, n,1
a: ,•%r the , ,lair: tr 1,1t ''t
rv:i,•i us in.:tu,.-i, n to,a‘i 1`art� t" debar
lion%- far «-i;i l,, t y tt , ----- ll.uren.
y t titre to,.sas .Gt..i--it-P.....it wti i
h•tketo.t,e asst 1i-' Le is
it •, :,f r, 1
1•,ytr„;
1;A .:1 `; ""t tt `la is
epar:,te`�ei •,. ;,, ai.,1 the. i;. N. A :.Ll bf
iii•, •-,i at.: t,;ah
It f..T ret r: •R G , r:l:, 1J •t
wt':'e L i.l t1,e••1:er .ri'o't v .Ir' Ii 2' ,q,` "•e
he is f',7rst+i: S •; : u . ►r:r• t.';at
;t �.d -. ai "� ells .,' 1ina.Nr
1l. D ta� :, 1s u 144.1 to
uz,t tt Ari? It i I.,L•al,fik G
r r.
Tc; L7ce *� rterig f,..l it; laet-s of Curs:
Shea•u•c44, C, f'.' It: ; •
— 1t Sa:d'v a^cepa nlr
most grateful thaai,as for the teepee,-
.
in
an,e,-
in w•hit:4 eayrllr'nt haus teen made of
the entlou rite lit of ,.;:26'.)0 on the ;if,. of
• .nein* hu-1,•t,,j Wm. 11. 11i:1,
Also my b' artt.;a* t13+a.ttl:s t4 the f':l'•r
snit' n;rr?,;. re
of , otir court for k
/Peg d tt. 2:nv- Lite Il t1 .1
efarit.g lti, ;' 1-ts: I shall al,tay.
grttettit:y rF'•,t.,• ••e•r the- mune fat, r•
-
jl., r ]lulu t.•r.et•ne n rot 1 t
bestowed ul•C'1, rte seif Wishit';,; ;�...
-
• order eery s'.;c ,,a. 1 remain I t;
'You -s %Pry truly, • d
SCSAtr3A M-LLEP. ;
.i`”
Lit; nose, Marchth, 169�.
t.r s % :C f %e, if c 1st.
11,1 rc s ,:,osis « �nl
1
r , .. •1 nl•,.. ir. : t, lit
t: :hat
goods in the ke —TLadie-- - re•.
invited to call and see u� .. � o•
.• trouble to shote goods..
COo•
E
I have on hand a full surply.of prepared paints ,all colors, I f.•' 4 •, •
bastine, the'test wail, citlitln ,an shade, white -wash, ,'i� ��'hitt.'' �illteilf : and .alt
t-
.
alllt n'ose's ail) other kinds of rtruiles,
' SAP PAILS, DAIRY PAIL ".;3
CANS 'AND .MILIeZ.' PANS -&-. 4LL KI.IZDS
OP TINWARE, Gli RNS WASHING
• '• `
chins,��ngei s>. (cheap) --k.'
,. t-�� and. cistern pumps.0..K, building paper, the hest ni,d 'clse3ipPst. in hc, mail -et., irdi4;tinctil, a .
•alto carpet feit, jarred and brown 1e and �' ;tllliilt' prooffelt i�u:lclitl;; p:'ler,
t.
Barb vv ire, p cin ' t e st, oiled and •
�,n I�I e1,C.sr' CI. and
a -Et IT :W. I P.)-
: r' - 'r It. N • 1 .::• :t s i r t t it.i build, I
a,,, ret ar":-.1•4 t:u n , rv••S , «orf �e who intend to j find •t • ��
•a t nt-r nt,• , w� lid lend I �,
r to it 1 aC-
t` t +t•':� it~ _\ , ; t-• r:l n u.eud• .7 -frontage
` r1. >. Ne '.slag 'thrl give me a call.
,d ':, m S + :I• � ,,«_. < < [lir ,::,• a.ri.t,r Rc, ti•l,%'
4�t t% t i,,• �. �. ,lit ttt;v
ate 1'rt,, .,a;veti'ougLiI:'r• Z Qr t'C1�111t�'.
>;:t h ie toll:a,;`• cuts• -not ti t•v t . t,f niers o g
,nt ites+Lt7ftia15e,te••,•Pt'il^i1'lilg p,'ornptly attended to, •
.Jti• Cetsltsa.I.. i i�7-'�- �-r T, r�y•''�-� �•- �•+
!+•• -+f ,? .0 a 'ttr'- ..L .j O N'c W O
Cashion,
at
r.
a
,,.
.,•
1