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VOL XVIII.— 5. •
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MEN- WANTIND`'
Bows AND taxa
ASBETUS JACKING
For. Machinery,
Harland's Patent 011 Cpn
)y!r3IT'tio'S
NEW HAY KNIFE,
And anything else
that is new, •call and see
D. C.'TA.YLVrt.
LUOKNOW ONTARIO; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,• 1891
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nicnow • $'ntinc1
Is published every Fsi lay at the "Sentinel"
THE LUCKNOW
B fI eVKING COAIP/JNY
(Nut I,acurp,ruted. )
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sCh
and (_'s+nrpbell Strs., Lei I, ttow,
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• O. Office, Kitttadl.
•
DTENNANT, PHYSICLAN,
Surgeon and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
, visite Ca:a's hotel. OfIich"hours from 9 to 12
a.
nit, and from 2 to 5 p.D
m,
McD. GORDON, M.D., C.M., F.1'.
• i1't.S., M ,C.I'.S.O., Physician, , Sur-
-SCeun, acid Accuuelieur, 0tEce'tiext uour to W.
oillliil's im pleui eut letup, Residence Ross street,
11 ._.__
DR. D. GEDDES, -V. S., CALLS
either by mail or telegrarn l,rDmptly
attended to. Charges moderate. ()lice, Cur-
rigan's hall, Boarding house, Cain's hotel.
Lucknow.
LEGAL
IMON RRIG AN, COMIVIISSION ER;:
in. H. C. G. Kinlough P. O., Ontario.
(y ARROW' 8z4 PROUDFOOT, BARRIS-
.X ters, Solicitors, etc., (4aderich, Ont.
J. T. GAnitow, Q. C. WK. Puot'nrooT. .
THE CHEESE FACTORY.
Auuual Meeting of the Lucknuw Cheese
Association.
THE LATE JOHN DILLIES.
To the Editor of the Sentinel :
'74; --11=1,,,t
WHOLE NO. 889.
MONEY To LOAN
DF Al+'1 S ISSUTl) ON ALL PR,IN-
cipal points. Chegres, drafts anal
mortgages cashed. Notes discounted. Amer -
Hui currency & Anterican bank dratts or
cheques bought or sold.
luterest allowed on deposits from five dollars
and upwards at the rate of five per centum per
annum. Money to ]enol on farm or sillage
property at th't lowest current rates.
Fire insurance effected in first class stock
insurance companies only.
We have one 200 acre. three 100s acre and
two 50 acre farms for sale cheap. Office
hours 10 a, m• to 4 p, m.
G. A. SIDDALL, Manager.
THE
RESTAURANT
Campbell Street, Lucknm
J. C. KINCAID, ROP.
Oysters 'by this quart,. pint)
i LLIOT TItAVER, ATTORNEY AT
rj law, . Solicitor in Chancery,' (ionvey-
ancer Vie. Oflit ne`z . our to ;Vlui°eliisbn'$
ewe err store, Lucknow, tit,
MORRISON. ATTORNEY AT
'• law, Solicitor. in Chancery, C'ornmis-
.. mintier, 'Conveyancer,' etc, Office, over ,the
t`,arher shop.
•
•GENERAL
OBElt'J.' CUNNINGHAM. .INSULC
aucOf, Fire & Marine, Guelph, Ont.
v1ONEY TO LOAN! I HAVE. A FEW
thousand 'dollars to invest for private
parties. at .reasonable interests. ELLIOT.
'CRAvtias.'
,ONEY TO LOAN ! t )N FIRST -('LASS
mortgages at 7 to 7.1 per cent. iut.trest,
sayable warty. Charges ntsederate, Apply
to ROBERT MUKaAY, St: Helens.
,TORN MJIWHISON, C. P. ft TICKIT
!agent, One way excursions to the North
\Vest aud Pacitis Coast; Full informatiitn to
. intendiug travellers to .any part of the world,
Asr'ONEYTO LOAN ! AT 6 PEE CENT`
from? to 20 years.. Lists ()Harms for.
tale' in Ohtani() as well as Manitoba, • Parties
, 'clesirtma to sell- farms Will consult their 'inter--
csts by inspecting the advertising facilities of
Subscriber in Great Britain and Ire•and and
• continent of lands for sale. Ask us STEWART,
Land Valuator, Lucknow, Ontario%
"W EST WAWAN(1SH MUTUAL, •
Fire insurance. Company, board of
directors meets for the transacti to nt bisr;iness
on -the first • 'Tuesday each month.. Parties,
wishing to have their property i'nsnred in this
increasingly popular Company, will by giving
riotice, be called upon hp an agent or by e•ne
of the Directors. Business calls promptly
attended to. Office, l t:urgannun. J . M.
IsCCBEItTS; Secretary, Wn. LANE, Treasurer.
SOCIETIES
UOKNOW
' Lodge, N o. 112
meets every Friday
.evening at 8 st'elocl:
in their hall, Campbell street; All brethren
ostrdially invited. 1). T,t,YLcst, Noble •Grand ;
JOHN EILLIoi, Recorder.
SSIr
CO. F., COURT.
• Sherwood, No.
50, I ncknoW, Meet -
every t,rst and third
. Monday in e v e r y
mont:a, in the Odd --
fellows hall. Visit-
ing brethren a r e
cordially invited. A.
17fri :.,.1)nvISON, C.' ' 11.
',.•,uD. D. Yuba Sim.
• s_
A0. U. W. LUCKNO.'V LODGE OF
• the AsicientiOrder United Workmen,
meet in the Ododfellows hall, on the last and
second Monday .evenings of each month at
eight o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
nvitede, Jona Ps,enT, Meister Workman.
R. 1). CAMEI:.N, Recorder.
TUCKNOW MECHANICS' INSTI•
.1 tote. Reading room open every evening
from 0 to 10'p. m., exceptin„ Saturday's, when
the hours will he frons 2 to 6 p, in. The
librarian will he in attendance during these
hours. D. t). '1'r,M, President. JAR, Somali •
viLLE, Secretary. -
DENTAL
.T. S. Ji$ROME, L. D. S.
Wingbam, will be in 'f nckitow
nr s•. on the seettird anal fourthl -nth,
tdn.v'"•antol•�attrlrrlrtyrff each scam*. G
or $1Q. Filling and extracting a specialty
r`•
probability of it plying since it joined the
combine. It should be well known that the
Grange has nothing to do with the salt cnru-
ga The Grange no doubt was the mesnsr
The annual meeting of the Lucknow
Cheese Association was held in the
Mechanics' Institute in this village on
Wednesday last. Mr. John S. Mc-
Donald, of Ripley, was elected chair-
man, and M r. P. Mc K'mzie, Secretary.
Tfie minutes of the last annual meet-
ing were read and adopted. The re-
tiring President,Mr. John E Andrew,
congratulated .the patrons on the very•
successful business of the year. Mr.
J. A: Denning gave a summary of the
Provincial Inspectors report as. to the
quality of nitlk which was especially
favorable to the patrons of the Luck -
now factory. A motion was carried
empowering the directors to call in the
Inspector if they cdnsidered his servi-
ces were necessary. The auditors' re-
port was then read, and on motion of
J. Andrew and J,yisher.,, Wasadopted,
The treasurer's :report, which was
read, • showed a balance on hand at
date of $8.26,with some small accounts
yet to. settle, and it was moved by
B villin, and seconded by Win. Fin-
lay, that the -report be adopted, which
was carried. -Moved, by 'Vin. -Finlay,
•--sc;cd--by
.order be issued in favor of J. A. Den,
nir.g for $8,26, and that he pay all
outstanding accounts. - Carried. On
motion of J. Baird Mr. Peter Mc-
Kenzie was elected president. Mr.
Andrew, was also nominated' but de-
clined._ : _The_leallosnting-directors_ wer_e-_
tried 1 T: A:
Denning, J, F. •Andrew, • Acro. Finlay
and B. Alli'n. Moved by J. F.. An -
grew', and' seconded by B. Allin, that
Thos. Lawrence be treasures at the
satne salary as last 'year ($30).0arried.
Moved by J. Baird, and seconded • by
J. Fisher, that George McIntosh be
audir.-Carrierl. Moved• by'WM.
Finlay aid seconded by J. Baird, that
J. A. Der•sning.be'secretary and ssales-
man for •the • year. -Carried. Moved
by Wm. Finlay and seconded by J.
Baird, that Mr. llenning receive the
sauce anionnt• for manufacturing,. 2;t
cents per pound, -Carried. 'Totes o
thanks were given to the retiring
president,' directors, the members of
the .Mechanics'. Institute for the use of
the room, and the chairman, after
which the meeting adjourned. . The
past season has beets the most sue=
cessful one in counee:tton with the
nLucknow factory.
or can.
CANNED GOODS, • FRUITS,
CO FECTTO
SWEET CIDER, MILK -SHAKE.,
TOBACCO,CIGARS, ETC.,
Constantly kept , in stock.
Give me a trial.
Remember the place, !text to
the bank.
ust be Sol
$3000
wbwnioFGo�Ds
Mrs. W. II. Smith will'of'ei
her entire stock of Millinery,
Fancy Goods, Dress 'Goods,
and Trimmings for the next
3) days .at cost.. Now is the
time to secure bargains for
cash.
All parties' • indebted to me
will please call and settle at
once, and oblige.
Mrs. v%. II. Smith
11001
'FIRE
so
1Z�i rl � ''i► J
Insure your farm property, private dwelling,
in the old reliable, the
ONOON MUTUAL.
Office, -A. 8055 harness shop, Lucknow
Wil bele the Mike everySaturdayhfternoon,
.Ia lI1T LASig, Agciiia, ilnlluu li.
• WEA'THEEt NOTES.
"Whatever may 'he the progress of
the sciences, never will observers 1vhu
aril trustworthy and careful of their
reputation venture to foretell the state
of the weather."-Arago.
"Is it in any, degree within the
power of man to alter the 'state of the
weather'? A strange question -it may
seem at first -to • propose, but by no
means so absurd as' it may appear,'
The total rainfall, and which is per-
haps as regards weather and climate of
even snore' importance, the frequency
of showers on 'an extensive well -
wooded tract or one entirely covered
by forests, ought on every theoretical
view of the causes which determine
rain to be greater than nn the sanie
tract -denuded of trees. The foliage of
trees defends the soil beneath and
around them trom the sun's direct rays
and disperses trieir heat in the air to
be carried away by winds and thus
prevents the ground from becoming
heated in summer ; while on the other
hand a heated surface soil reacts by its
radiation on the clouds as they pass
over it, and thus prevents many a re-
feeshing shower which they would
otherwise deposit, or disperses thew
a:together."-Sir John Herschel,
Probabilities for February.- We
may expect a month more distinguished
for dryness than for precipitation. Ori
the whole a cold month notwithstand-
ing many, fluctuations of temperature.
The first half of the month more
stormy told cold than the latter..
There seems' mucic uncertainty as to
whether its storms will prove moder-
ate or - severe,. Should this forecast
prove incorrect please remember 'the; to explain the condition of the Granas, luster
trite weslther proverb -Double' tam] ante Association. It. Qurrle, of 1Vingbtarn,
-.ttttplained... the, f�-
business' otho 4C -theft -Mine.
"reop.s:'s< 5..14 Vom t i ', There •.is. every
ference of some of the leading residents
of the district desirous of honoring the
memory of the late John Gillies, so
long and so favorably known in Bruce
and elsewhere, it was decided to recog-
nize the services of the deceased public
servant and officer by placing a moon -
meat over his. grave in the 'Cemetery
.,n the 4th con. of Elderslie. With
that in view I was requested to take
the initiative by an appeal for sub-
scriptions to the people of Bruce, irr'es-
pective of party, to defray the mist of
this tribute to the worth, public zeal
and integrity of.14lr. Gillies I do so
cheerfully, .relying on the courtesy of
the editors of the County to' make
known through their papers the earnest
wish •of Mr. Gillie's friends, 'and ,con-
fidently "expecting that a hearty res-
ponse will be given to our, appeal from
every corner and municipality 'i❑ the •
county,. Let it be understood that, we
do not aim to keep green the memory
of John Gillies because of his services
to the Liberal party. Reformers re-
member gratefully his valiant fights, for
the Liberal party. Reformers'rernenl-
efttily-his-valid rt -f gghts-€er-t-he-
triumph of their principles, and if it
was their intention to honor' him as a
politician, an appeal to them would'
not be in vain. But the grave which
contains all that is mortal of the late
member for North Bruce, 'reminds us
_that_par_t.y-..feeli'nga ru.ust.._.give_place__to.
Isig ie con idtrrat'oY'n's. "`W e " oulnow
remember him who stood shoulder to
shoulder with the pioneers of this,
county in hewing out flourishing homes
and fields, who was. for years the chief
administrator of our municipal system,
the reeve of his township for a quarter
of a century, the warden of the county,
the representatives of .the people in,
the Commons and in the Legislature,
the hospitable, the genial and ever -
ready friend, John Gillies. Therefore,
the earnest endeavor ot'those primarily'
identified with this movement is to
show the •rising 'generations than a
public servant t,f Mr.lxiliir.s' worth.
was not allowed to 'remain in the ob-
scurity of a silent grave without a
tangible proof of their esteem. Ladies
.and gentlemeri of Bruce, aid us in this.
undertaking Icy your subscriptions and
by 'your energy in organ1zii1-; canvass-
ers .to collect funds in.your respective
locality.. John (willies has hosts of
friends everywhere. We rely .on'thern
to stand by those, who' have taken the'
initiatiye to honor his memory, mean-
while I. will be glad to receive sub-
scriptions and will faithfully acknow-
ledge the receipt of the' ,same through
the press, pending the organization' of
a central committee to take charge of
the whole affair. With this in view a
meeting of all those favorable to the
movement, and desirous of rendering'.
executive assistance will be held its the
town hall, Paisley,' Feb. ,14th. at two
o'clock in the ,sfteruoon. 'Trusting
our appeal will not be itt , vain, I re-
tnsin,• Yours, &c.,
A. B. :1'iCOattAni.•
Paisley, Feb. 2nd; 1891,,
LUCKNOW GHA:VI4E.�
The Lucknow Crrnge, No. 7, met in Luck•
now 00 January 26th. Excepting in number
of Gfan'ges working the Various reports were
very satisfactory.. 'There were font -teen dele-
gates, present, besides visitors., representing.
live granges in the division. • There were a
number of snhjscts discussed, atn ifis thein,
that of the Patrons of Industry. It was the
general impression that if it' Were as* retire
rented, it'sh•+rtId notcimflict with the principles
of • 'Husbandry." It is evident that they ase
moving touch un the saute liva as the Grangers'
but differiuy from the Grange in welcoming
all traelea, but, like the Grange in rejecting
grogselfers and liquor ninuuf,wturers, What-
ever the upshot tray be, it is well .fur the
working man to combine to save himself frail
the rings and combines that rule the estnntry,
The Division Grange of the •'Paatronei .of
Husbandry" has evidently a, kindly feeling
towards th oir sitter association, the '"Patrons
of industry."
Along with the other sobjeets brought for-
ward, wns that of insurance. A half been
was granted to John H. Taylor. of Si. Helens
NIE Ebu otoais'..
Amberly, Jan. 28, '91.
r. g . e company. • ti 1 is now a to-
gether under the control of the shareholders.
and though at first. it was called the Grange
Salt Manufacturing Company, the grange had t
no voice in it after it was fully orgauizett.
',the lecturer, D. Agnew, instructed a number
of those present to have papers ready upon
suitable subjects to read at the June session.
It was decided thv,t the next place of meeting •.
be Ripley. The following is a list of the
oftdceres elect :-
Master -Gavin Wilson, Wingham.
Overseer -John Gillies, Whitechurch.
Secretary— Wm. Welsh, Amberly,
Treasurer -G''$ Robertson, Lucanow..
Lecturer -D Agnew Lucknow.
Chaplain -John Currie, Wingham.
Steward -l) Campbell, Armuw.
Asst Steward -Ft Reavie, Verdun, •
Gatekeeuer-G Giles, Langaide. -
Ceres -Mrs. E Reavie,
Pomona -Mrs, John Shier,
Flora -Mrs. D Campbell.
Lady Asst Steward -Mrs. Win Webb.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The rvannual meetin _of .thae..,. WestW ..-
Wawanosh .. Mutual Fare Insurance
Company was held in the court room,
Dungannon, on Tuesday, the 27th ult.
The Secretary's Treasurer's, and Audi-
tors' reports were read and unanimously
adopted. The" auditors expressed 'them-
selves in, very eulogistic termsof the
rn,tt
-n er--4%4+i0.t-.--oh:-seereta,-y-erndi
treasurer kept their accounts during
the past year, and also pard a very high
tribute to the president, C. Girvin, the
secretary, J. M. Roberts, and treasurer, '
W. Lai e,• for the courteous mariner in
which they rendered assistance to theca
_whilst -.auditing: the -com pany-'s-aeeou-tits-
11310, 7Alehough-1176 a see i The
some dissatisfaction shown by one or
two policy holders with the manner in
which some of the directors insured
buildings, after questions were ask( d
and 'satisfactorily answered, it was
quite apparent that it was removed by
the explanations tendered, and iu view
of this the three retiring directors
were reappointed by ricclarnation.
Those in turn respectfully thanked the
palie'y holders for renewed ' confidence '
in theme. .John Wilson, of Huilet,r,
was re appointedauditor lsy the mem-
bers. 'Re i'sa good man for the po-
sition. __The society c„tia heartily con-
gratulate itself upon the prosperous
ceirdition'of .the institution.
CLOVER VALLEY.
On Tuesday, Jan.:27 th, a large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Patrons of •
Industry, of .Ciover Valley, was ad-
dressed by Mr. Win. Valens, the
county secretary, on the prominent
questions affecting the farmers ..at
present. .' Soiue ' of the questions
touched were ----The origin and work-
iug of combines and the' diflercnt ways
the farmers may combat . thus; -our'
trade relations with other countries
with special reference to that with the
Uuited.Staa•:ea. Several ether speakers
were then called non to continent on
what had .beeli said, and after weigly'ing
party politics in the balance they '
fond both sides wanting in not having
the interests of the farmers at heart,
and expressed themselves as thoroughly
convinced that the only hope for fire •
farmer was to organize toa man, bury
the party hatchet and elect farmers
who have the interests of farmers at
heart to represent them in pari anent.
At the close of the meeting 111r•.
Vlens was given ati hearty vote of
thanks, all heartily appreciating his
able lecture.
On Monday lase Mr. Valens
delivered an. able address in Para-
mount on the subject, The farmer and '.
the tariff.
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 14, HURON.
Senior Fourth --•1( Murchison. L •
McGill, E Reid, A Reid, J McKenzie, •
W Murray, F Murray; W. MI, I)
Finlayson. Juiliur' Fourth-- L Piokir-
ing,t, G 1llutray, A Murchison, E
Hamilton, ,11 'ri'nneson, wV Goode,
A Hamilton, A Finlayson, R Mc-
Kenzie. Third ---P McInnes, 13 Mur-
chison, E. 11c(3ill, J T..;; lor, E Agnew, ,
1Z iMc1''Lillan, 'NV 'McGill, A. :I'e•nnetson.
Second -V Te•nneson, I. Campbell, L
Murdoch, E Reid, M Ilamilton, L•
(flrtrleson, M .Henderson, N McInnis. •
13 Robertson,,W. McInnis, K Beaton, .
1 14endorspp,, Avera atteiadintce
wars 4 (.. .