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:triA LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGUE
EREELY ACRAIII/ING TO THE DICTATES
QP CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL
OTHER LIBERTIES.
Luc.lcnour, may 30th, 1.1390.
POLL TOUR VOTE.
Before another issue of the SENTINEL
reaches our rea_ders theqnestion
of who shall be elected will have been
decided. It is unnecessary at this
hour of the campaign to argue who
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every man in the riding has been
offered an opportunity of both hearing
sand seeing the different platforms up -
On which the two leaders of the politi-
cal parties are seeking the sufferages of
the people, and it is upon these plat-
forras that the people should cast their
• votes. Itis II Ot now S 11111:Ch Et _quel.:
inn of nn.uas_of-measures, and -we --
hope every man in the community,
• whether he ia toRefornier or a Conser;
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' '- vative, Equal Righter or Independent,
.will,go to the polls on Thursday next
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f: your vote, and don't wait till you are
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The Lucknow Sentinel Bruce County, Friday, May 30th,
THE Nova Scala Provinaal elec-
tions last week resulted in a complete
triumph for the Reform party by
28 to 10.
GENERAL Middleton has received a
nem•r.
n• um ter of very pointect snubs from
• ,sts
the Ministerial press, which is an in
dication that the Government would
like to get rid of him: The sootier the
better. We have a number of Can-
adian officers quite as capable of cow-
nianding-the-Canadiari forces and who
would be above committing such an
act as ne was guilty of.
RYCKERT has again been elected•for
Lincoln by a majority of 37'. His ma-
jority at the List election was , over
500, and his re-election after his
disgraceful conduct in Parliament,
which he was forced to leave, is no
credit to the men who voted efor him.
He is condemned by both Conservative
papers-a4ke, and -i4 --n
waits to be seen, what curse
Parlia-
ment will take regarding his actions.
_ THE Hamilton Times points out,.
that even if the Separate Schools
were abolished to-rnorroW,that would
not bring the. Catholic children into
—the-publiesschools. The United States
has' no State -aided Separate Schools,
but the propertien of Roman Catholic
children attending Separate Schools is
larger in the States. than•it is in Can-
ada. Of 2,000,000 Catholic children
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GOD SAVE THE QUEEN:
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Seventy-one years ago on Saturday
last, her Majesty Queen Victoria wa.S
born, and during the fifty-three years
that have elapsed since she- ascended
the throne her loyal subjects in every
•part_of the globehave gladly honored
„her by celebrating annually the birth-
day of their sovereign. In no section
of her empire has the custom scoured a
firmer 'foothold than in Canada, and in
every city, town, and village of the
Dominion' the day is made the oc-
casion for a general cessation from
•,work and indulgence in recreation of
• various kinds. In the course of nature
'it is impossible that there can be many
,more such celebrations, and when they
cease,4as soon they must, it is certain
,no English monarch has ever been
P
inore sincerely mourned than will be
•Victoria. .A's a• true woman she has
endeared herself to all classes of her
•people, and as a queen she has earned
-their respect and deserved their loyal
devotion. • And none More -than Cana-
dians will pray that •the time may be
be fay distant when the 24ch of May
,shall be as other days are, and its
•celebration nothing • but a memory.
With our fellow-stibjects in two, hem.
ispheres,we join heartily in the prayer,
•God save the Queen.
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PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE.
1. Must, be on voters' list,
• 2. Must be British subject and 21
-years. old; •
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' 3. Must haveresided in Ontario'for
nine months preceding time fixed by
.statute for beginning to make assesi-
• inept roll on which list is bald, viz.,
l.5t1 of February, 1889, unless altered
by by-law; see, R. 5, G. 193, sec. 149,
• or twelve months preceding time up to
which complaint may be made to
county juclge under Voters' List Act;
30 days after list pbsted by clerk;
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see Ontario statute, 1889, chap. 3, sec.
• 13. Get certificate at once frOm
municipal clerk When posted.
4. Must have been bona fide resi-
dent of and domiciled in municipality
at the time -fixed as aforesaid, viz., for
commencing assessment roll or for
making complaints against voters' list.
5, Must, on polling day, be a resi-
dent Of and ,domiciled in riding, and
must have resided in riding continu-
ously since the time fixed as aforesaid,
viz., for borntgeneing assessment roll,
or for making complaints- against
4449-)V' list, as the e,4e.miu, be. •
ROTECTIO
BOVIDING
URCHASE
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DAIRY SUPPLIES AND SAVE TROUGH 6PE...CIAL LINES.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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TOVES
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• Our various departments, DRY. GOODS,
GROCERIES, BOOTS ,AND SHOES, A.TS AND
•_CAPS, CROCKERY & GS$WARE.
READY MADE OLOTH1 ETC.'
Will be found complete,/ full of specialties and prices
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half—attend Separate Schools. In
Ontario, out of 90,000 Catholic child-
ren, 30,000—or one-third—only attend
Separate Schools.
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"A MAN of rock and iron with an
army at his back to enforce peace" is
the description William of Germany
gives, • of himself. Caprivi said the
other day tbat he intended' to civilize
Africa 'with the Bible .and rifles.
What is the meaning of this sort 'of
talla
It prebably may be construed
as meaning that in the estimation of
Germany' the world wants a policeman
and William thinks he is tin, man for
the situation. .John Bull has held the
place for some time and we have not•
heard of his dismissal.
THE Itamilion Times says :--We
believe, in the union and the unity of
religion ,and potitics: We do not be-
lieve in the man who makes long pray-
ers in the church on. Sunday and goes
out. on Monday to buy 'votes,or to
deceive his neig,h1c.or and•fellow citizen
"into voting against what he knows to
be their true interests. We do not
believe in the tnan who' contributes
liberally to church funds and then.sells•
his own vote and influence for legal
authority to pocket other men's money
without earningit. We do not believe
in that relation of religion to politics
that would prompt a Protestant to
vote for bad or 'wasteful governthent
in order to,spite the'Catholic, or vice
versa. Bigotry is not religion. ' The
truly religious politician is not selfish,
he is not covetous. He desires to so
apply his. vote as to better the condi,
tion of those who are notyvell endowed
with worldly goods. He pities 'the
poor, he sorrows With the suffering,
and he declines to wax fat at the ex-
pense of the destitute.
AGENTS WANTED -
T T-1 f•r-41. NUMERIES, LARGEST
Jilt in Canada. We want reliable, .energet-
lc men to Hen 0 Ihr Nursery sLock ; previous
experience not,-,nee-essary ; any man With ,tact
and energy can succeed ; terms liberal, either.
salary, or • commission ; outfit free: Our
agents have many advantageS, such as selling •
home-grown, hardy Canadian sock. Choice
New Specialties, ',which, are of value, and
which can only be secured from us,. such as a
eompjete list . of New Russian , Apples,. the
Ritson Pear, t..iaiinders Plum, Hilborn Rasp-
berry, Moore's Ruby and Black Champion
Currants, Moore's DiamondGfape eta.
We have given particular attention to the
propogation of Hardy Varieties suitable to the
northern sections of Canada.
F.Qx terms apply to..—
• STONII WILINGTON,
Toronto, Gut.1
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Our
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CAMERON, MURDOCH & CO,
LUCKNOW & DUNGANNON;
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millinery department is supplied •with the
Ea best 'goods, in the iiiarket, Ladies are
invited to call and see us, No trouble to show goods-
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have on hand a full supply of prepared paints all colors, "Paris White" whitening and ala-
bastin.e, the best wall coating any shade, white -wash, paint'and ail other kinds of torushes.
SAP PAILS, 'DAIRY PAILS, CREAMERY
-CANS AND MILK PANS & ALL KINDS
OF TINWARE,, CHURNS, WASHING MA -
chines, wringers, (cheap,) and cistern Wimps,
0. K. building paper, the best and che.apest in thomarket, inclistinctible and vernthui proof
also carpet felt, tarred and brOwn felt building paper.
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Barb' wire, • plain twist, oiled and annelled and
'ZEa BEIANr � P1 W I P.
Parties who intend to build, virould find i.
vantage to give me a call -
Eavetroughing a speciality. eViam
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