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LUOIOTOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1891 WHOLE NO. 886.
THE LUCKNOW
BA NK INGCOM P 4 Ail/
OUR ,TORONTO LETTER.
(Not Incorporated.) Our Budget of Gossip front the Capital
.Ars257,,ggerattuwaiwivirsiatikiiiiirjui.
. a Frolle-4'ar .Sweet Charity'sSake--
GEORCE IVIAIR, PROPRIETOR. Other Matters.
MONEY TO LOAN
rtRAyT5.. IF;,suEn 0"4':%T. ALL PRIN-
cipal pante. 'Cheqoes, drafts. and
mortgages cashed. Notes discounted. Amer -
l'onosreo, Jan. 7.—The • °honour and the
joyoueuess of the holidays are, even at thio
early dato, among the worn and cowmen-
thiuge of yesterda;y ; for we are a staid
sort of people after all, and•thou:h we fain to
IADDRESS AND PRESENTATION-.
On the evening of the 29th a num-
ber of teachers and penila,Weng,i,ne:40.,
lin ay school at Blake's appointment,
assembled as a surprise party at Mr.
Henry Jelinston's residence, and pre-
sented him with the'following address:
To Mr. Henry Johnston', Superintendsitt oJ
Methodist Sunday Sciwol ite Blake's,.stsleeld:
DEA.R AND ESTEEMED SUPERINTENDENT,—
amsnnetannamet
PARAMOUNT.
The star of Bethelein is to be seen
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and view it, as it may he only once in;
a lifetime that you will have a chance.
There are several remarkable things
that a 'person may hear or see but once
and the Skye Island correspondentis •
one of them. The inoffensive natives •
of Paratnount were startled bv
%OBPRIX TI NG
EXECUTED WiTik ENT.1:DESPATCH.
411111111111M IMMO .01171. 1.11111Mr • IMMIN Vinal Kt gm .91.110 I MI la .1
lifiEDIGAL
tirMe-DoNAI.1),!\,11. 1)., C. M. C. P. S.
er"Se. tefice,
Irt R. TENNANT, PHYSICIAN,
Surgeol, ltntl Accoucheur. .;iurgery op-
posite Caill's hetet. Office hours from •,9 to 12
4/..nes and froze 2 to 5 p.
Irt
McU. GORDON, M.D., C.M., F.T:
IA, JLS., ivi C.P.S.O., Physician, Sur-
geon. awl Accoucheur. Office 1.Mkt. Goor to W.
Alit:1'S intp tem e t• t situp. lLesidelice 'stts streets'
opposite W. U. Little's.
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GEDDES, V. S.,* 'CALLS
either by mail or telegram promptly
attel),(1l.,dtu.b Charges moderate. Office, Our-
rigue's -hall, Boarding house, Cain's hotel.'
Leteknovr.
' LEGAL-
LhION COltRIOAN, COMMISSIONER,
0'. in Al- c• U. Kinlokigh Ve, Wit aril).
ARROW & PEOU,WOOT, BARRIS-
N-34" ters, 'Solicitors, etc., Goderich, Out.
J.( T: Gamow, Q. C. WM. Paoubroom,
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1LLIOT TRAVER, ATTORNEY 'AT
law, Solicitor in Chancery, Conveys
aucer, etc. Office, nekt door ,, to Mnrchieon's
ewellers store Lu •kie,
11afORRISO-N. ATTORNEY AT
• , lew, Solicitor in Chancery, COmmis-
+hater, Conveyancer, etc, 1 ttlice, over the
• • 4)arber shop.
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1••••••11mwmwro..0'
;GENERAL
-DI OBE la CUNNINGHAM, INSIJR
• Ja) ante, Fire & Marine, GuelPti, Ont,
.ONEY TO LOA.N! I 1.14.VE A FEW
m.
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thuusesel dollars to invest for private
perties. at reasonable interests. ELLIOT
TRAVERS.'
T4)HN C. P. R TICKbT
0NE,"1)1.0AN4 ON FIRST-CLASS
1.111_ mortgages lit 7 to 7,'.1 Per cent. interest,
payable • yeat!-y. ehrteges moderate, Apply '
•Ca RonEET 141PRRA'Y, St. HeleGS.
QP agent. One way excursions ttt'the,North
West aud Pacitie Coast. Full information to
intendieg trevellers to any 1,;,,:t of the world,
e eques •ought or sold.
'Interest allowed on deposits frren fi'e dollars
and upwards at the' rate of five per; centsfuipa
annuare Money to gena on farm or village
property at th' lowest current. rates.
Firesirt-Zurance effected in first class stock
inset mace companies only.
\740 have one 200 a,cre. three 100 acre and
two 50 acre farms for sale cheap. Office
hours 10 a, tn • to 4 p. tn.
G. A., SIDDALL, Manager.
THE'
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RESTAURANT
Campbell Street, Ltieknov.-
J. C. ItINCAID PROP..
Oisters by tho quart, pint,
• or can:
CANNED GOODS, FRUITS;
CONFECTIONERY:
SWEET CIDER, MILK -SHAKE.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
Constantly ligpt in stock.
• Give me a trial. .
kTE111“—It
place, iext;to
the bank.
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t, NigNEY TO LOA.N- ! ATG PER cENT
1.am 'determined to clear
from 2 to 20 years.. Lists of farms for
sale in Or.terio as well as Manitoba. 'Parties
desirous to sell farms will consult their inter. 011t Ipy
, • ' este by itiepeetne., the advetti fines facilities of
filthseriber in. Great Britain and ire and and
• ,ston ti me it Of lands, for sale. ANGUS STEWART, '
i8I.OcK
L'and Lucknow,Valuator, Ontsrio. EPITIRE,
EST W A WA N OS,
MUTUAL
Insurance Cm
y, board of
directors meets for the transacass. of business
•tn the first Tuesday each moi• '1 Parties
wishing to ;save their property insured in this
increasingly popular Cotnpany, will by giving
notice, be called upon by an agent or by enc
of the Directors, .' 'Business cells promptly
attended to. Uffice, Dungattnon., -al. M.
' ROBERTS, Secretary, WM. ' LANE, Treasurer.
1711110.711MMIMMEIO
SOMETIES
TITCKNOW
A
Lodge, No. 112
meets every, Friday
esening at 8 o'clock
in their hall, Campbell street. All brethren
aordially invited. D. TAYLOR, Noble Grand;
41, JOHN ELLIOT, Recorder.
0. F., COURT.
Sherwood,. NO.
50, istiekarrw. Meet -
every last find third
Monday ins every
mottle in the odd -
fellows hall. Visit-
ing brethren a r e
•_ cordially invited. A.
Doe
avis, C. R..
"D. D. Yut,r; SEC.
O. U. W. LTTriZNOW LODGE OF
the teteient Order United W.orkmen,
meet in the Oddfellows ha11, on the last and
second Monday evenings of each month at
eight O'clock. 'Visiting brethren cordially
11 VI ted. Jolt s' 1A tP, Muter ,Work in an .
. I). CAME It.. N. Record er. •
1.:" NOW MECHAN- ICS' INSTI.
tete. Reading rosin open every evening
from et to 10 p. in., exceptieg Satei days, when
the hours, will b from 2' ist 11 pe tn. The.
1ibra.riate will he in attendance during tkese
liettra; • I), O. Yu te4, Presideet. Jas. Saitult•
vi LLE, Secretary.
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DENTAL
.T. S. JEPOME,•S.
• '4.t)4Y:tro0.0
• vt, _ Wingb:. 'ill be. in Lucknow
441 ••
46' on the second and fourth Fti•
tiny .Sntarclay of 4.ach month. Good sets
for 410,Filiin arai extracting a specialty.,
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sums o
axi-
tude with a considerable relish, seeminly We
earespearly as.eager to- see -them -depart. gliis
last thought par.icularly applies to the
'business community. Even a l•rief period of
relaxation would seem depressing to the men
of the utart, and it is a hard matter to keep
them from prowling around their offices, and
telescoping the future thr.nigh the mectium of
business lore,. market quotations and trade
circulars. No doubt, this restlessness is the
necessary consequence of the high pressure
age we live ia and the excessive straiu of
universal competition, but it is a feature of
1110i leriA commercial life that needs reueodelling.'
There is a good deal of truth wrapped up in
the . humorous pic nic reflection of the inim-
'itabiy.Bill N ye :
. THIS WAY TO PARADISE GRAVE.
"Enjoy life while you may, fur you'll be a
long time 4 tad."
The grain and flour section of the Board of
Trade, however; went out on, a frolic . Stolid
and sober as they usually are, theyflung
diguity and. etiquette tosthe-fouraahalse-an
had a little "divaisien" on their own accoun
the,last day of the old year., . They • assemble
for their last "call" at their, rooms in th
Intperial Ba•nk buildings, Where for nearly
quarter of •a century they have wrestled wit
quotations and other intricacies of the mart.
They were luncheoued Preeident Davidso
an ienignancy and geniality shown in ever
coutitenancre There was a round of spee*
making, and in the- initIstad the President'
well.rouralseti periods. he was treated to a
shower bath of .floever, which turned hip
shite as the, driven, snow. Vice Presiden
Baird also, received a like baptizeinent, era
the melee' becante. general, flour . flying in
.4ileuds-and eveeyeoneebeingeejaamplest"sluarc
Or less; It :Was somewhat ruinouss to their
good clothesabuttiet deatructive of their good
hurnor. Thenceforward they will make their
headquarters at the, new Board of 'Trade
in
buildg, which is nearly completed, and is
one of the finest buildings' of its kind on the
centilient. Itis .a nearly seven
stories high, and cost nearly half a. million.
earnest thank* , the -continued interest an
C1164441 SAL11000-004- withev_ehiele you have tor
many years filled the position of Sunday
School Superinteudeut in our school. Th
church has upon many occasions honore
you with this position, and we are pleased t
add that the honor thus reposed in you ha
been well placed, for at much sacrifice an
and with much' benefit to our school you hay
filled that important position with wise an
Obristiau deportment. The study of th
Word, in any case and under any cirettre
seances, is a most blessed.aed hopeful work
whether pursued alone, taught by parents
explained by teachers( or declared by th
minister, the ambassador of Christ. A
teachers and pupils we have. found Under th
'blessing of God, that help which the 1161
Spirit g,ires to all true seekers after Christ i
his werdS and we axe thankful to say that you
labor and core has been appi eciated by ua an
spiritual blessing have followed in that w
have been enabled to build upon the founds
• tion which is laid, even Christ.
It is one peayer audelesire -that.-thesgrea
d- Head of the church maylong 'spare you - to
adorn the doctrine Of•theLerd Jesus Christ
d • with the consecrated gifts of your being; and
itt that. you • may, not only have the personal
a reward ,of all true Workers, in His vier:yard, but
h that•Which we know would to you be a•still
richer bleSsing, viz. : Tnat those who. have
• beeereinder--the---impression of Your teaching
y and Superintendence should by .the blessings of
Almighty God be.brought to Christ and -won
now and forever t� His holy service.
. And new before we have done we beglo gav
' • this e That love is above all gifts. which we
trust are return to you as also in its higher
meaning we return to our Saviour but as our
Divine muster and ...oakum...did toit-spurn.froms
hixn gifts given upon different Occestioes in
his lite, henor of the love their deuors bore
him, so we ask you to receive from us as
teachers•aild pupils of this Sunday School for
*hose spiritual welfare you have labored, this
easy chair, not as an embodiinent of • the value
of your services according Wits intrinsic worth
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but Merely' as an apt reciatiun of your efforts
in our welfare and tuiough our school the V1 el
fare of church and the community "arid
ourprayer ie • that, your,life. may be lot g spared
till God in His providetese itay to you "It
is eOuugte come higher.''.
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tFigtel in behalf uf the teachers and pupils
of the Sabbath School.
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Istronto takes especial pride in her charities
nd during . the holiday ,- tseasen kind-hearted
eople•ofhoth sexes make it a point to see teat
very huterrbyayfarer within her gats has
he privilege 4.a -couple of good..square meals
f odd^ 'uld%pglish roat,t beef and plum
tidnillg,' even if their menu is not up to the
lark during the balance of the year. There
re various plaeesthroughout the city wLeie
he pier and the street arabs are thus made
elcome, notably the Woman's Christie&
nstitute and the annex ,of the St. James
athedral, . and usually 61164 ' devotional
r • • • exercises, with plenty nf good singing and •
AHLLINERt .ETn. jol;rges.int;hrsepenrisieuditi•ewrsithfedthien
bi;ti;elltmaadtedil':ieasleetsb'
• this way reach into the. thousands, and it of
course entailexpenditure of thousands of
. prices.aw a down:. Now •
dollar.; but there are those Generous and .
is the time to secure a • philanthropic enough who , quietly and
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' BECKY PhILLIPS,
EZTJLE &MELTZER.
Ashfield, Dec. 29, 1890.
. , REPLY.
DEAR VRIRNDS, . being smile -
what taken by surprise .11 • sudden,
• vist, but becoming acquainted with the
nature of it, it revived.a memory often
contemploted and cherisliejtr-that I
had a share in your affections and
kind feeliii_s towarda we. . Jhat
thought has..beeu revived to night. I
well recollect 1 'years ago when ap-
pointed to the responsi'ble .pasicion
now, hold -in the Sunday school. „1 felt
inadequate Le the task, but you, as,,
teacher S and pupils of that school, in
giving me your kind c.:operatioa with
that of a Heavenly fathee. "We have
had some pleasant times in ilae work,
and during those 12 years with' the
intermission of one year instelees of
attention has been paid iia, such as
has not . la -sen oft,>n times' to those
placed in similar circumstances, The
feeble efforts put forth -by ine you
seem to r-'oognize and value; ot alkoch
I have a guarantee by Ow valuable
token of • your _respect for Inc. I
accept this token cif.esteom and respect
from, not, as deservine, but as a token
of your love 'and affectioe for me.
thank yen heartily for it, wishing you
'all many returns of the season with all
the blessings to be enjoyed, and when
our work is finished tray we hear the
Master say, Well done.
- not forget the claims of our
advertisers. The person MO never
reads the adyertiging coluinea of
paper misses more than he or she•
thifiks. Our patrons are reliable and
for your interests, their interests, and
our interests, we ask you not to:ignore
th em,
— Iiss Slack, of Londen is visiting
at the . residenc'e of ,Mr. G. NY, Berry
ii this Jae,
BARGAIN
Mrs. Ir, 11. Smith
Doolc ii
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FORE! FIRE !
Insure your farm property, private dwelling,
in the old reliable, the • .
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LONDON MUTUAL
--AND--
CITY.MUTUAL.
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Dtrice,s-A. ROSS harness shop, Lucknow.
Wil be in the offiCe every Saturday afternfezr,
1,1/
JOIN LANE, Agent. .Kinfough.
$30
A. YEA 1 i 1 onaerakr Hee/
tench nny thirty intelligent person of antler
Rex, w ho OM rend end write, nod who,
rafter inetruetion, will work Itnittetriously,
how to enrn Ihren Thetnoind Dolinre n
Tette in their own Inenlities,wherever they live.' will nIsoclurnieh
the eitstation or employment,nt which y..tt coin rn that ntiount.
No molloy 01111111•111151'101!,iremful ne above. Eneily nod quickly
'rained. 1 de?iire hitt ono worker iron, emit district or enmity. 1
lave already taught n,,1 provided with eniplo, mewl n era,
rypher, who nen ranking over $35100 n year eneli, it. N um/
slut Nor. IP, Pull partioulnre 19 It Cr.' Ailfil4401 5
c..A.LLEN. nsox 41/2.4% Augusta, maxim.
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ostentatiously cense forward and furnish the
necessary imams. It is a mighty occasion for
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missionary work, and the good achieved in this
way amply requites the willing 'hearts and'
kindly hearts that endeavor .. to shed some
sunshine lute the lives (Attie unfortunate at a
season of good cheer.
•
• At the time of Writing. the date for the
meeting of Abe . Ontario House has not yet
been announced. The G wernment evidently
is in a .qeandry, and the cause thereof is the
. •
further la tstponing judsement itx. the ' Hamil-
ton election trial ilettil the ,17th Inst. ,It is
rumored that Mr. .Nrowat, will reopen .some
oee.of 'the thriving Liberal constituencies. aqui'
thus snake sure it Mr. Gibson but it is just
asprebable that he will await the decision of
the j edges. Meanwhile the esteemed Hamil-
tonian is taking things smilingly, feeling that,
whatever action • may, be taken, his • bread is
bettered on both sides.
--A ineetiig of the L. A. A. will tie
held this (Thursday) evening in their.
rooms to transact important business.
By order of . Secretary.
—The heavy fall of snow on Tues-
day night has inadla the sleighing ''aood,
cl
and large quantities of wood ati:ogs
aro being brought into the village.
—Now is your time to get bargaina
in cutters and sleighs. , We are de-
termined to clear them out. Good
bargains 'in new and second hand
6ggies. Remember !the old stand' on
inpbell street, and the McMath
op. Hildred, Bros., Taticknew..
VT,
4e,
e psthi. •
o uc ions in a
recent issue of the SENTINEL ;
alas", poor follow he is no more. He
has, disappeared from the scene of
action:No more shall the public
listen'. to his eloquent outpourings.
He has 'hid his light under a bushel.
He is beyond either "growling or
sucking- his paw." He just madMs
bow to the public and vanished.
The population of Paramount is
increasing, rapidly.
Dan declares he can saw wood .with
Oolm the best day he ever savv. We
have nut heard yet what the stakes
are.
Paramount annual- school meeting
tookplace as usual ,.ori Dec. 3Ist. A. -
good deal of fire was- interchanged
between the city • fathers, but all
parted amicably, Me. G.' Robertson
was elected trustee to succeed Mr.
Francis Cook.
Mis'Aggie Stuart, who was visiting
her friend Miss Minnie .Taylor, has •
.returned home.
We are please,d to say that Mr. P.
Tenneaon, who is being treated by. Dr. -
MoLeed, Goderich, for a 'dislocated
shoulder is improving.
Mr. Joe Prioe, .of Goderich, is, visit-
ing friends in this neighborhood.
Bill Davis has a Very bad cold.
Miss Martha Mardoch'was visiting
friends on the 2nd can.
Mr. IL G. Hoiton, of Toronto,'
spent a few days•with friends recen ly•
The hens are beginning to make ' • •
quite a noise iai Paramount, and the •
hunters'. wives are now enquiring •
about . the "home market"- Some
appear to think that there would not
be,rnuch ,sin in kicking Moliinley-to • •
the north pOle.
Mrs. 'D. Huston was visiting her
pwaereeust, Mr. and Mrs. I?. Cook, last
k.,
Mrs. Geo. •Ribertson las been visit -
e
ing friends. in Clinton.
CitRD OF THANKS. ,
M the Parents and Papas Of 8. S. •
. ..1\o.,..4,,Ilolyrood,
I take this opportunity of express-
ing my sincere thankS, to you, who, on
Christmas eve, favored . me with so
kind an •expression of your good will
toward me. While teaching among
'you 1 ,received nothing but uniform
kind treatment, and the value of your
valuable' preseoit will. be doubly en-
haneed .by the remembrance Of the
kindness of those who gave,it. Ishall .s
always look back npon th?, time spent
in -your midst ' as ,, two ,of-tifie -mese
01easant and profitable years I have
ever spent and it will 'always he a
'source of deep plea:sure to me to hear
of the success of each and every one
and, of. i he section as a' -W hotel : •
• dYetir truiy, .
JOHN AICKAI.
• A GbOD CITIZEN.
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To the L1to, ot Thc :
DEAR • Srit,—In theyemoval of Mr.
Dore .from Tiverton to your your town
our village•and conimunity loe a good
citizen and tradesman. During the
years of his residence here helms
always taken an active part in it wel-
fare. For some time he was a member
of ' the • Counciil Board. and in that
capacity discharged his duties satis-
factorily by using hi . influence to
e3onomize del expenses of t
corporation. As a general blacksmith
he has "given perfect. satisfaction
espei:,.iallv as a horse sboer. In closing
1 • e.ould say to the readers of your
paper and the farmers in .general(,
around •Lucknow to give Mr. .Dori '
fair trial and I am sure they w;',
regret doing so. Yoursetc.,,
Tiverton, Jan, 1, 1891.K"
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