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liCi MOIN POSTTOFFICA. • Sold Again
• -., Binges t? i;.a.1.11..tip't p, fin. An. advertisement appears in an
t, Marrs Aasivs... • • American paper reading thus : --
1,d; 1. Sonil1 6:13.a.•m, Daily "Agents wanted for fast selling articles
U r, BSB. Nori�h 32.30 p. m, needed in every family. It catches
Vit bugle 2 301? m,
,, ,tItt.)yi(r, ... 40 themthem all. Sasrrp'es light and clean,
gAbe carried in the vest pocket.
The ' Sentinel, Bruce County, Fr`iiday,. NQver.l DSD 28t11 •. '
W. G.& B, North 3:48 p.m.
Vzudericb, •
l otermediate.poiuts'f 9 00 p. m,
a 1,. 11#..&,B North 10.30,p, m,
Tuesdays and
Ii#►14c ¢ : 3 00 p, >n, 1 ridays
+�Jl '(hr B.„Snutli l 9.30p. at.
South
ii. & B. Smith 10.00a. rag
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A Canadian Hero
Capt. W. D. Andrews, the gallant
hero of the Life Saving Crew, was in
the village on Wednesday selling his
beautiful little book entitled `'The
Lifeboat." The Captain's breast is
handsomely adorned with seven large
riiYG`'x rr�a.''s1' ^S7a''"��'-n F'ix�5•:..a:.•axz
Sem* 2U cafES LW: bit 111 picp,d
lilt that's.going " It was answered by bravery in' saving life during. his
eighteen years of service in the life-
boat. From'the terrible exposure he
has. endured the optic nerves became,
affected and the great hero, who has
been the means of saving sixty-nine
persons from' a.watery grave, is now
completer blind. He disposed of a
a resident of a neighboring township,
who received by return mail a package
containing a fine tooth comb.
A Good Reform
The Gbelph Mercury is advocating
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The Pries of Goods.
itUtl>r a an Virinittp SCIVO.
Ijouse,.toe Rent
'f'o,tient,,.e;ffrst-class brick cottage,
an Rose street, containing eight rooms,
1l tchen, etc. Apply to• Richard
{ uglier, Lucknow.
f,Iuying Grain •
Having --leased. Mr. A. - McGarary's
storehouse, I. am now buying alt. kinds
sir! gtlair4. at- the -highest market, price.
mp.groi4y will be on tete market-
tp„1$1.X.-steady 'every, . day.—Geo. Kerr.
LLa Grippe•.Again•
La grippe is• at present, spending,
thewinter in West India Islands, but
it is said it may return at ar_y time.
Certainly the weather of'late has been
holding out-zuany4 in:diicewents -tit'its
4erraturre and people cannot be too care-'
fel; to protect• themselves from its.
. Xi(ttCliriis attacks. A good deal of
Spit. .til: as made of its previous ;visit,
but it wrecked.. many;+ constitutionsnI'
ataol�•inany lives"• .•
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A Truant,Offee.r, N,eecjed , . , s . '
ereat"e•qur e•a•n'Clin oeh' O 'c 1 t ren
in this ' ilinge who very seldom, if ever,
put .in ,an appearance at school. In
.place; ••they spend .their time on the
;treat -and--learning bad •.habits, .and
ldclin fair to becorhe, useless anti bad
.-citizens when they, grow up. It is
:lj 104 • that the School ,Board, whose
duty it is, will see to it that those
children attend school at' leash' part of
' year. W e- are all com elled , to
tdeet.,y. P
pry.:vite,.ia#es,-and y_et.th_ese.childree,,
far whose edr *at;en we. pay, • are.
a 1� wed to run, wild on the street.
This sort -.of thing is not,confined tri
our :village, but is .common,,all. over
Ontario.
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that t e win er
would save .a good deal of loss of time
and 'injury to health if there Was a
definate understanding that the hour
advertised for a funeral was the hour
at which the hearse would start from
the house. If clergymen and under-
takers were prompt, they could, with-
out much trouble, remedy the grievance
complained of:
Anniversary Services •-
The anniversary, services of the
opening of the new Methodist chuieti,
iii this village, will be held on Sunday
and Monday, the 7th and 8th. Oa
Sunday the services will .be conducted
both morning,and evening by Conduct
or. W. K. Snider, and. oil. Monday
evening an old fashioned tea -meeting
will be held, when addresses 'will, be
delivered by the Rev. G. R. Tu--rk, .of
Guelph ; Rev, Joseph Edge, of Clinton;
Rev. Austin Potter, of Dungannon ;
and the resident ministers..
A, New Swindle.
This is how." the= latest swtnctl'e a'f
worked : "A young couple well dressed
and well=tp-do , in appearance present
'themselves to be married. They have
i eget -y pe d
and the newly made husband pro-
duces a $20 bill, stat'°ng that he would
like to pay a fee of $ He gets $15
in. Change, and the cb uple depart to
visit the: next•iiinister, where another
$20 bill is produced, another•$15. in
change secured and so onto the end
'of the chapter. • The $20 bills are
cleverly ekecuted counterfeits,
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Beats: Them All
• Tore offers of -that splendid news-
- paper, the London Advertiser, are
ua,precedented in the annals of Cana-
dian journalism. . The Daily Advertiser
including that splendid new monthly,
Wives and Daughters, and the SENT-
INEL will be forwarded for one year on
receipt of, only, $3.00 at the office of
this paper•., The Western Advertiser
(weekly), nclieding,.;Wives, and l):.tigh-
te:rs,, alit! , the . SENTINEL will be sent
from, now to . the close of 1891, on
receipt at this office :of only $1,70.
These very liberal, Offers are for our
I resent Subscribers as well as for new
ones.
Sudden Death •
Mrs. Malcolm, wife of Mr. Thomas
Malcolm, near ICinlough, died very
suddenly on Wednesday of last week.
l)eceased was,.only a young woman of
29 years,, and was•in her usual good
health. till the • day,: previous to her.
death:„vr,lien she was taken ill with
qieevelrepains in the•neck and shoulder.
It• gradually • bename worse and al-
, ,t,#t�ouglrmedicA,l aid was secured nothing
could be done to save her life, and she
passed away within twenty-four,hours.
-Her ileyriuddrn death was a, severe
loss acid a, terrible blow to her husband
and., friends, who have the deepest
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tsyl thy 'of the' cotwnunity in,. their
liar tafii.6e;t vn•... ,
Different KindS.of People
In every community there , are
always discriminating pe pie who in-
variably ,get •the very best value for
their money. Whether it is in house-
hol a furniture, clothin-gj Or any other
•J it ! t ' eagle will , get tltd .lost•
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;io ;z rti'ti tell: ,,
Half a Century.
On Friday :last 1VIr:`. LT. Little;
.one of the oldest and 'most highly
esteemed.Citizens of the villa ;e; passed
the halft century; mark of 50 years of
age and the;•occasion was the gathering
together of a number of his relatives
to spend a pleasant visit and to extend
to hint their, congratulations', Among
those present were Mn and Mrs. • and
Master John Little, Lambeth.; M r.
and Mrs. R. McFarlane, Paiisley ; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Little, Lambeth ;
Mr. - and Mrs. S. Little, -St. Mary's ;
Mr.3acob Little and Mi. F. Balletityne' beccnue law. On seeing the report on
and daughter, Lambeth. The'SENT1N- the change of the law and not finding
E5 joins with all in•wishin Mr. Little
anything of it _in the Statutes an
many happy returns of hit, natal day. exchange wrote to the Provincial
Secretary en the, matter and ascer-
Rebate of Taxes tained that, neither the December
About this time of year corporations Statement:; nor' the Auditor's Report
are accustomed to receive applications can be omitted; both roust be published.
for rebates of taxes, and in many in c- .
stances, without considering the legal- Literary . andMusical )Enter-
ity of the action, they are granted. _ taintnent.,
Councils should remember that they Under the auspicea of 'the .Lucknow
have no power to vote a refund of any .
portion .,cif a ratepayer's taxes. The Mechanics' l notitute at public enter-
courtl.. of revision was appointed to tainment Ito be given. next Friday
deal .with all objections which might Peening, in the town hall. Deers open
at 7:30 entertainment • to c nimence
be - raid against •assessments. The '• •'
schedules left itt every ratepayerat 8 oclock sha"r
's p.
hands call attention to said court, and , PROGRAMIE..
the time of meeting is duly advertised 1 Selection by the Band; -
in local papers, so that there can- be no 2 Ch ':man's Speech ;
etecuse, of the court having, been held 3 Insrumental ,..
without the knowledge of the aggrieved .4,Essay '
ratepayers. , Its adoption of the roll , 6 SoIo.••
is final, and for a council to interfere
with their work, by granting rebates,
is .unque;ationablyy, illegal.
liti t; ,,t1iie.shrew niers.
the. discriminating
,(S. .It i ''. u \ muiLey
' In the sapid+.
H
udge'lhA to pre.
itald;,:tvud'
vltie of
r ! sedersof�y�: tl
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• ewe: to �,.
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419.•�y
let
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0,1;igfatct?. `Y Piper, si 'inf•o.p
ieaL. iuthor'ity` upoft 11 thio:
�l¢r l.icrths. thi9,t,lltiter(st. t`he .14,44t, thjity Yif
I a 4 blind. Th l!ttityltly. > told and.
ofit e.al, haS a uloyvi silt . ;jury,, z2tst'tiia j ttnne i�ro6k 8 Act be
a ,,�((_fi 3 n j• wore ,- orcusi,,enforced in. future."
Cil\
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A $760 Cottage
Or its equisalent in cash will be
given to the person ' detecting the
greatest number' of error.,,, (words
wrongly spelled or Misplaced). in the
December issue of "Our Homes:”
In addititt will. be given two cash
prizes of S200 each, four of $100, eight
of $50,, ten of 625, twenty-five of $10;.
`fifty of $5, one hundred of $2, and one
hued and fifty of $1, distributed in
..the't,rder mentioned in rules.and regu-
lations, which will be sent with a copy
of IJecentber issue, ou receipt of 1'5
cents in stamps: Special cask prizes
given away almost every. day during
competition which closes February 1st,
1890 ,Address, Our Homes Pulx1ish-
ibg Co„ Brockville, Canada. ' •
.Electric Light .
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The question of lighting the village.,
,jiy electricity has at Iayst been def mite
y,ee tled, :and by the Christmas, ' boli-
Lucknow with its splendid
:4.stetni.of waterworks,• stately looking.
.town hall, large and well regulated
'public school, and handsome churches,
l . of the most citified villages
in the Province.. Mr. J. A. Thomas,
a representative of the Ball Electric
Light Company ,of Toronto, appeared
before the Council on Tuesday evening
last, and induced -that body to accept
eight .electric lights of 1000 , actual
cand'e power, or four and a .half
Ampere at a cost of 15 cents per light, '
for 280 bights -each year. The • whole
work is to be completed and in working
order within 'four weeps. -
he old. Pioneer
T�llust be Printed
Cot siderable misunderstanding ap
paa.rs,to exist regarding the necessity
for, the issue by a municipality o` a
Financial Statement in December and
also an Auditor's Report shortly after.
A number of our 'exchangessorne time
ago stated that a bill had been •easseelb,
substituting the December Statement
for the. Auditor's Report ; this is nut
the case. Itis true a bill was brought,
forward for that purpose but it did.t;ot
A Sad, De€ulh -
• We have beer) informed that a young
man, 28 years of age,' named Murdoch
McDonald, who resided, about two
miles from Ripley, came to that village
on Saturday last to •have one of his
teeth taken out, Before uxiaeroxxtg;
the operatioti' it ,iQ'saicf he, Called,tr:
,41.1$ ,df,,,tbe ,li'otc1g' ,i ttoo1j ,6inae•s 101%..
Oantato brace ini�ti aaf for the operation.;`
'After Dr: Sfitli had "removed the'
tooth• he again visitetl'thve 'hotel and
took more li,(14p ', apci ,avis rn `tite.tto 404
Balled at the hotel some tithe
warcdst e,'foun ,thaiyoung•tfeau�tj,n
,
Lt4 �a � '••;d = inqr�tav # I, he �.a
tli sariCtbe " fOto: big a dict' 1
r(tu n , t� °'S a the? undeisi ed k11;
ertii,iri the cause Of
-KM rdoc . ,0 Donald, tj1kd that
eeeasecd tiliir3 to ..his d4`h from'
pvei 4ndulgrzl' yin arcohglic beQ er-
esl q,dd •that we hold ,tha, electors
it,liii k public et large responsible for
having -intoXi'eating„ tii1uors for sale
throtlghoui',; the community. As the
presetrt Iain+ now ,stands, we, the said
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Niiss'Giace Boyd
Miss Jean .Murray
Mass 1,n. Peart
6 Lecture--Subject—The wars of the Crusades
their social, commercial, and political infli<-
ems ........:... �..........Dan. Yule
7 Seleci,ion by the Band
8 Essay.. L.. MCD )nand
9 Duet.:......Misses L.. Berry and' A. Coiling
10 A Reading....................J. G. Murdoch
11 A few remarks by: Directors
12 3)uet...Messrs.,11.-Vlurri,oti.mid !0.,.$tewryrt
13 Selection by tlw Band:
'o+'dmofstr'
P:int9 Bohr :
any tiviod si'toro,.
st J d4 #ollt:
ldu gO,Odi$ A'vor
IOC.
heir establisb4"
dike o 1yard: t ser or'
1 �ue•ertit$'iiave responded to
1▪ 1,
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Il 6' re 10: f Infit 4414,1 ''L time ago for
stihagrif xs :and ; ,h se / ing, us�fdr job
work aid adverti; lift to pay up alae 'e
are a gioiit'nla(iy wheare°still neglect:-
Alt' plurties indebted;to me for Bast;'
year's. acepunts, will. please call and
settlooeat' once • and , sace,.,costst: 1.
iutend,placing•, them,,in, °their handl-for
1 collect i� T:. Tread.. •
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FALIE
We have the 'goods and
E PRICES • ARE, R IGHT4;
ave you seen our $4.50 oveTcoatM
THEY' ARE MYSTIFIERS.
All wooi except the button holes.
Perhaps some w think we
stole thpse coats, we gell them. so
cheap. It's, no d.iffefence, you
get 10.e goods; and we tile money
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wilt be. found
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