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VOL XVIII. -11.
• s tini'ilisheol every Ft•ilay 1't .the "Sentinel"
r',l >ek, n ,rt11•east corner of, Outram
and C•tnt. bell,Strs., Lucknow,
•
•alakiti'ES
EDITOR .& PUBLISHER.
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ri► lb. !'Ie.�T.1i11Y'r, P 11. Y S 1 u 1 A V,
�J Sur,;n,,a and Aocouchrur. Surgery op-'
[,u,ltu
Cart, s h•ttel, Olii:e hours front ) to 12
2.L. lila, ILiltf 1rULa2 to p. In.
: '..of'. •.L"iMVi4114_Ys V6.0 : kt. WAY
LUOKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1801
--TNE�-�,11l�6tNnw ;
NG COM Pi4-N-17
(Not Incorporated. ).
GEORGE MAIM, PROPRIETOR.
MONEY To LOAN
ID1:A17S ISSUED ON ALL PRIN-
cipal points. °bettees, drafts and
mortgages cashed. Notes discounted. A.m«',r-
ican currency- & American bank drafts or
cheques bought or sold.
Interest allowed on '1)Ositsfrom five dollars
ani -f upwards at the rate of five• per centum per
annum. Morley to lend on farm or village
property at the lowest current rates.
I' mire'insuratice t'ffec;ed iii 'first class stock
insurance companies only.
We have one 200 acre, three 100 acre and
two n0 acre farms for sae cheap. 'Office
hours 10 a, m• to 4 p. tn.
G. A. SIDDALL, Manager,
_r1.,.._11,144-1,..1-04.444-140-NT
II-1
_11�l crl•1:--ia'•t)4 -10-N ;'�1:7?. , C , R r. ;; 1. T.
. Al.. %I U, N.S.O.. I'hy,itaaal, Sur-
LYtan_ and'').aeotF•tih 'ir. Otf "e next floor to W.
_-. _. 11in',: Inil,l,••µLant Ile y ..lege=�iler1ee ICr,ss-street,
1•..ppositty, \1%. (f..41tt1N a•' -- ..
YL f). V. ti.,
t itht'r hy, tar,.il or trlegraul 1,r 1mlttlyl
rIttea,!ed to. t'!utrees to deigns. ()thee, Ur-
r•i;;al's lanll, L.,ardiug house, C`uii's• •hater.
Leek nova „
THE..'
RESTA 1JTRANT
CA 'MON Obi? OIC•. N, COM.11:ISS11IN.EIt,
..0 • in 1.1. (1. t-;•. •Ilia,.i,iut;h•P. (j., UP'ttri;t.
el ARROW & P1tOUDlt'OQT, B RRIS-
,1J1- t«'re, Solicitors, etc., a:••,derich, Out.
(I•Aattow, Q.,C.ut:tm,(loT.
[4T4ICi!'L' 'TR A.VF;.1- , A't't'uit:N 1', Y F
LLW, S ,lieitor in (lhaticery, Convey•
• ander,, •etc. Office, next door to 1]'urchison's
ewellt'r,e store, Luclu,rr, (n t,
,
4IORlt'IS(1 Vii, A'1"'1'ORN.l'; Y . AT
• 'law,. Solicitor in -Chancery, (i()nlmis-
efaoner,, Conveyancer,' ete, Office, over the
riarber shop.
GEhlie,KAL
OBEl;,'J' CITNNIN(xHA11I': iNSU11,
ante; Tire & 1larine, Guelph, (lot.
ON12;._`_. 1'O LOAN! r I 'HAV' ;:v
L A }
141' thousand dollars toir►vest' for 'private
pterties, at reasonal le ' iuterests, .ELLrmT
'htt-t.v Eltli. ,
t10N1:Y TOI.,°A N ! ON '1, ABS.
• i. mortgages at 7 to 7l per cent. interest,.
{,:Ly�Lbte veariy.("banes moderate, Apply
to It,ulat;trr AfuttttAY, ,t, Ifelcns.
i( 1.N.A1N • 1't,(11.1` C li•AIl,1VrtY•CO.
Tickets is i me t t'1 all points 'east or west.
()ick tiler;. ('I�o-e..ennnectious with other
iris. Pull particulars to iute'ndinrttavellers.
JOHN AftncIi:se-N,'Picket Agent, l.neknow;
)`ir0 Ev'ro r.OAN ! A9'6 1';!;.'cENT
frolu 2 to 20 years. Lists of farms for
sale in Ui.tnrio,as welt as Manitohs. Parties-
.• desirous to sell fartn's will consult the it inter-
ests by iusi•e':tzn;.l the'adverti Aug fat dales of
:iu''sr•riher in Great Britain anti • Ire and -and
continent of lainis (Or Rale. ANGLIN :'TEw.utT.
• Land Valuator, Lucknow, Ontario. •
•'A 'i4- cels • MUTUAL
Fire Insurance t''ompany, board of
directors 'meets for the tr.'isatoti at or 1Nlsinesa
on the first '1'nusdav Neal Month, I'arties
wishing to have their property lino in this
increaein•;ly 1, tp alar �"ilinuaai� , will } y giving
unfit e, be ! e1•up,: ii lir an agent e r by rung
of the t)il,,ctors, 1311stnt-ss c•tlls-promptly
attended to, Office, I)u►igannetn .1,• AI.
ktonrrtc'1's, Secrtts•!;v, \V31. LANE, ','rea'nrer,
•
SOCIETIES
LT .1
' . evening at 8 o'clock)
• in their.h ill. t:,Lu)1�Le11 ',t••oet.. :\11 brethren.
cordially invited. 1).1't" fa:asn.r' S, Grand
Ju61\ 1:.bitiI', Roe 1`
t /. Sher �u"d, Na.
:r•,TI tiill,.Luc'.; t. 'llet't-
p ka(
ever 1 last ut)1 third
1e � j` , -r„u, � JlnueLty iv every
' j ' fy lois t:a, i 1, til Odtl-
4 fi , �et•,!'„(r•i ows 11.1.'1. \ lalt-
tt. '�'rlli,Llly ilititwl. A.
•),(vl-ox,
.......,t!h•'..'..d6✓i.+lis.;Jr� 1 ). 1 ). • ��i' 1' 1. I•: S I:1'.
1.TC!).NO W
i_odlt,No. 112
meets every I''riday
1.11;k'KNt('t1' It rt)t:le (rh'
i ut• ) I I•.�r United t\•oIltn,en,
!f Holy`' lea], on the •1;OOt and
rtri)14 s of ea`l, ►otntlt at
hr''t:tren e•or�fi,Llly
Pio It; Nester \\'orlkruan.
Dive' ler.
""'�'.),\' ,,\it;('11\.� :t,,t,--- f.\,�•}'}.
.Ir..'I ),ler; I; .r7.(litt 1'.1, III 1p,-1'etr'•ye''oenit•l(
f.roe, t to Ill 1' u)., r xc,•ptittg Satan'illi :4, when
tit . 11 •ar .;1 ,,• >, .; ' • '' 'I:. '1'
tt,•.
BVI{tt' ''i,Ll4 tt•i: ,•,i:,4 ^t,l illr.r (.a 1,,Lt tht•se
,)- I). 71, 11'1 , I',r,Id,n4 •dA».Sl)tltitt
1LI.'',•,errt:,rt, 4,
1 S .11?1:(ltll,:, I. D. S)
- l it h , U;,w. )tt LT TttTrtei tw
$ ' 'n.tl 1 st.,,1onrl a`nd fourth Fri-
.inv n,n�,f{at,lrriav ctf d"d.ch month. Gi, and sets
o..
To Mlss Jean G. Murray by Her Music
Class.
• On Friday, evening last when Miss
Jean G. Murray, in response to an
invitation to spend the evening, on
entering the residence of Mr. Thos.
Lawrence, she was completely taken
by surprise to meet the u)enlbersof her
music class gathered there, but when
Miss Tena Lawrence stepped forward
and .mad the following address she
was still nrore astonished :
•2'o Miss Jean G. Murray: Lucknow,
])EAB TE tcHEE,—Having been informed
that you are abot to : sever your connection
with your music class in Lucknow we, the
undersigned, as members of that class and on
behalf of the other members, cannot permit
this Opportunity to pass without making stone
slight' recognition i►t 0 .r high appreciation of
solar abors in -givi»g_ iis"tlie '.fielieirt -ol` pour
instructions in the music , art.
Asa preceptress you have at all times been
-most ki:ntt;-tatient; earnest and indefades-hie
in your efforts for our advancement.
'As a slight token :of, the -esteem ih which you
are held by each and every one of us.. we
request your acceptance of this Silver Jewel
Case, and trust,that you may be long spared to
use it.
on
Cath n t r a - '' t e c ass,
v l I:xa AwtL
a
ip bell t . reef, 1•- Lic�k lo�1 �', L•
NCE,
J..0. KINC:AID, -PROP. • •Eft at » L TT> t aY'
O
Oysters b w tl t
y • ilea•, t
ALLih LITTLE,
. Miss Murray in . a' few feeling
31B1.a1 : AICTNTOSH,
NETTIE MCDONALD,
EMMA •BBENNAN,
'].EHENA HOLDIES;
or can.
CANNED GOODS, FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY,
SWEET CIDER, . MILK-SHAIZE,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
Constantly kept in stock.
Give me a trial.
Remember the place, 1iext to
,the •bank.
prig Goods
MRS. SMITH
Has ' ust. received
NEW PRINTS
NEW /DRESS GOODS,
M.CSLtNS,
EMBRO b MIES,
LACES,
And many other novelties too
numerous ..to Mention." elltit)n, -
A CALL IS SOLICITED-.
Zrt . ' iili��lia
1:40 0147-7 . i JR
FIRE ! . HH !
freorrcyonr form Iar,•'l,t•a'I%'; wit ate tlteellill , •
in the old reliably, the
LONDON MUTUAL
UMlcea-.•-A .1t(),�4S harness sh )p, Lucknow
t t si T ic- envery, atiirtfiay'. emoting,
remarks thanked the ,donors,, after
which the '.party enjoyed M s.'
Lawrence's hospitality, and as the
girls put it had, x. ';jolly good-time'�
ADDRESS AAID. . PRESENTATIOAZ.
To Mrs (Itcv.) John :McNabb.
,The following address was presented
to Mrs. McNabb by• the . •Matland
Presbyterial' W. ''II'. 1%i. Society at its
meeting'. in •Lucknow on ,i'laarch 10th :
TO Mrs.11leNabli, Sec',q. Maitland Pres. Soc'y :
DEAR b'11ta;• 1V1Ct1ABI1, •,- i1 e w(.0(1 net
en
ful
servicesreendered by, you during the' past three
years in cunne'etiun with our missionary work,
.4 ut only have you perkruled the int•re public
duties • pemaini.g to your Doter, but of ttie-
stualler details you have likewise been Mind-
ful and have ,attended to thrall ' faitot•.au3 •
Your untiring zeal hay not been 'unnoticed nor
unappreciated., We know we du not realize'
fully the arduous duties'in connection with the
Secretaryship of Such a society; !tut we do
appreciate the pai.astaking :fforts and the•
cheerful -"spirit which has' characterized all
.your actions atid.laburs. in behalf of the work.
The' greatest harmony and • good 'will have
e' ' u1lR
'at e w o e ' resbvtm•ia1
Society and the workers have thereby received
stimulus and inspiration.
We would take this opportuntity'of testify-
ing to the esteem in which you are held by'
your fellow workers, and would auk. you to
ccept this Life Mem:)etship Certificate, 'not`
as a recompense for your labor, but as a slight
ulcer of regard and apilreeiation. We know
yen are nottlaboring for an earthly reward,
u r.the allplalise tl your fellows, but for they
lory of God and, the good of seals, 'itnd ice•
tsk for you no !Uglier euluay than the words of
ler^blessed Sav1•aur,•"She Hath done w,lat she
n►l lel.'"
We trust you tray be spared many years fen•,
seful a t'rvice. 'anti bu• honored hly the rintster
v beiig iuYtrun,eutitl iii bringin,l Homy tut of
he larkue•ss into die light anti at • last hear
ilnsay iintoYIi "Dell done g,(i(l and fait}1-
il serve.nt, enter thau int., the jay' of thy
;(rd.
Signet! on behalf ('f' the Presbyterial
ocit•ty,
Artts: Sertr ntsNn,'1tiAry.
lilts, ,11;1 tcSIIN,
I Lt s. 'Jl(1111.ii, l�iural,litir.
,7IINNI : (rnAHA11, lily.+sols,
1)';ssla: S. ANila;(t-- N St.1fe11'11s
Al is�l ('. 11,11tltooN, tit. Melons.
%la mer, \Larch 11th, 1.x91,
allow tuts oct):LSP,n to pas wit:leut placing
record our hien appret•iation of the faith
'Mrs. 111> Llh replied, thnnlcin:; the
&iocr';t.y for the worm And kind s(enti-
',lt'nts contained ill th('t ads1r1'45, 'tn(1
for th(e t('sti}nufi)lI pt.( son; ('(1, an(1�('X-
t)1(el.ste11 .th'' `'ifp('nsurt' she haul ill the
work assigned her ai svert'tary,
- '1'1),' J) ,tuilli,t') PAr:iatltl t'lt
been :,un)i)(1)neit to ni1'i'c ,111 \\'dile;t-
dlt,v, .April `11)tl1. After a ;(p„ak(er has
been. t•loet(li the 11On4r' of (1utnrnorts
will adjourn bntil the fnllnwili tiny. Ai
1
-when the S`p('(',=lt f1i(tt thiT't'hrrnTii' will a( f'v 1 }
_•da.14-ye•rt-•d-,-!•ry---H4=-ly'~4tird.1t'a ley y.he .I. l,>u e3
vernor-l;razrriaT. The session is ex- - `'Stat
"ted to, he a short one- •-not likely. paillS
rn than two Months. 1'11
re and's Patron Saint.
Memory' Revered by Irishmen the
World Over.
Tuesday last was St. Patrick's Day
and many of our citizens wore a small
sprig of green in their button hole in
commemoration of the memory of 'the
Saint of the Little Green Isle.
Whether such a person as St.
Patrick ever existed or not we can't
sey, but he has been regarded for cen-
turies as the Irish Moses ; yet, like
Homer, he is claimed by many
countries. -
It would seem, indeed, according to
his faithful biographers, that his foe -it -
steps can be -traced from the cradle to
the- gray 6 -by. _-naiiied' after •
hire. A better shrine to 'his-meinory
is.—tn-the--warm-••hna-rt's of`ilie irrQhi'
people who have perpetuated his name
and kept his day as a national holiday,
ever sinne he was "discovered,” for the
place and time of b th • his'hirtl: and
burial are as obsnute as his origin.
It is .a• t e t ; •.rl,-r
and carried into Ireland by. pirates and
sold as .a swineherd. There he spent
seven years, during Which he, learned
the language and habits -of the people.
His religious life and miracles are
set 'forth in ,volume,, althouga we have
no record of his existence until 200
years after his death. • That he is•a
tradition to Ireland, as St. Ge;irge and'
the Dragon are to England,. is •urost
probable, but very high authorities'
quote the absence of snakes in Ireland
as positive .proof of his •rtii'acle work.
There is a• history of that country,
which contains, the shortest chapter in
airy, history, namely, "There are . no
snakes in Ireland,"
Why St. Petri �•k charmed the snakes
away,'or how lie did ir, is not known.
itut there are no snakes en the
',Emerald Isle. •
I is also traditional thn,t he charmed.
a' rni%nster snake in Lough Di •veen, a
lake. situated bet,veeir, Tipperary and
Cork, and that it''raii be heard Crying;
to ' the saint, "It's a long . i%Iondayi ,
Patrick."
It is 'a fict thatin .the present
century a: 111 r. Jltutes lilPlalltl—htnlself
an Iri.slitim l—purchased ri hat furl of
snakes in London • and turned thein'
Hose,, on his estate inIreland, • They,.
were simple 'harmless .thir)gs, 'hut the
whole ' populatiou rose' and hunted
thein nut, and for years-everyl.lndy saw
snakes in that. vicinit if but a wi
rippled the grass.
there. is another •pretty tradition
the saint. Wishing to i'xplain• t
coracle of the •Trinity, he plucked)
shamrock and bide the people see ho
there were three. leaves on one sten
So it is the Irish 1laiiotial emblem to
this day.
"The plants that bloom forever,
\1 hit the rose cent billed
• And the thistle twiue,l,
Defy the•streugthof,fues to awt•r," .
There is a bit of at,alogy in the
history of this Arabian sh.uutoNlt, the
trefoil held siOrt-ti' liy the Arabs.
Th re is n(1 clisrt•spe'ct te\ tho good
malls---lf he • t'v't'r f'X'I,tt�el as aL Infill
instead of 0 11)4't'h--•1ii 1111' rallil lout;;'
verses t;li•t' peopie",spoe't lI7Ii 7)t'1'ln'tra1(.11
tU'wC(1111'►I(tjtle))'atlt Illb vlruues, i111t'1'f'Itl
we are toi(1 that-. ;
heti ick %vas at ;rent nl leotn:),
Ile c tont ..f eleceut 1 pie ;
lJr Indite (Autry(' 1,1 l)�ll�iie town
Atel (alit put o rt'•e•pIr."
lit LI1+)r'c i Ata ('1''1' )4 111 tin' I1,('ItiO)1.
Patrick Built f tau e Iltrt�lri Oi11,
N'1l, ;lt hil':<ptrlle'it ,,1 I►'••t1 1;)-.,) 11)
eudhrigllr, "IL,)rl h.i,-l- ;t1t'it•l. at
!ling', to 0:Hotline'v.•
Pott"I1 iv a li •)'v, Il !v1•ra:e of a
IlaLt(UI)i(l fame wheel 1s ;t111,f 't1) It P(l
wHITINU'S
that is new, call 'and sett
D. -C. TAYLOR.
WHOLE NO. 895.
Patrick used was publicly burned in
Dublin by order of Archbishop Brown,
It was with this famous scepter that
the saint prodded'the reptiles out of
their hiding places. •
Acccording to the old -song:
"The frogs jumped into the water,
The snakes committed anicid.a
- T" save themselves from slaughter.".
So great was the fright and cominotion
atnong the lower animals when the..
•
holy man appeared.
Another story of the staff is of •`a • •
more, serious nature. When St.
Patrick baptized the King of M',onstei
•
at .Oashei he accidentally rested thi
iron prod 'of the staff' upon the• king's ,
foot. • The saint did not. notice this
act of his, and leaning heavily on' the `:
crozier, he pressed it deep into the
royal foot. The king suffered terribly
but .believing it to be a part of
baptismal' rite: and.the will of St.
•
Patrick, he gave no sign of his angui
Ile.wed ekes --u Us s;
know what he had done, b
rejoiced in his martyrdom,
St. Patrick is, said
below medium size, but
activity and ale to end
His bio •ra hers sa
t e ground 'u ith a stone for a
till he • was past middle age.' •
lived humbly he flied ,luxurious}
his funeral fasted twelve days, a
• the most • brilliant,' and at .the sal,
•time nl�st religious wakeever rec Irded
in Ireland: He was buried at .Down.
"In Down three *fits onegraveo'do 4111.
•
Patrick, Bridget, l;oluwbltitl,"
• A story .worthy of thie patron saint
is t his,: , On the hill of Armagh stanehr
to -day • a cathedral which • the- saint
built • ?..rid blessed . 1,404 . years ago.
It has been rebuilt severaltimes, ittis•
true. but its priest hears the 'dignity
conferred upon St. • 'Patrick, prune,
and ,metropolitan 'of all • Ireland,
without tile' official fill,
• These stories are the simplest •'of tire"
multifarious , St. • Patrict mythology' '
'hut there' ar t. enolgh to'till 'vol.urn
all interesting while many q.reprofou
•
r;;INLoUi> • .•
• ,
On. Thursday evening, Marelt'•�1 t.
a- grnlid entertainment was given he rf.•
under the' auspices of the •Kinlot1gh
Literary -Society. and proved a. success '
in every respect. The large audieuee.
seemed to enjoy themselves •very, ,ouch,
although a large • numl►er -of- thein •
'c uld Piot tied •s;tting room: The.club
swinging and •singing iby the• (Missee
Flood was greatly appreciated ,at,
loudly encored. • Tl inktrulii
music w;is rendered i.n.fir»
of
ie
la t must not forget• to make menti.•
w the diale)4ues which were exce'lent,tia'"
I. all . pt-r•forineed his''alnd her pure
re'adirgs and ' recitations were
given. 'The singing' by the
showed great skill on their part
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';,on:1 Ieu1n hint it'If t, a) 4 0 1''101) 'ral11re'
•rr'ftr•nl:'r. . 1It' 111 tat' tilt!, • 11! )) In•I• .1
ltiti I,; ty;a' ttr,ta,,tt' lot .•t ell -r, 111 1;•'.
1e': wi'''ll the iii;ttill • 1)1`.1 and vesv) 1'9
Out' 1I) to with more /.�••i th 1, i )I))t1:•
'Y( a,lrke'd ail tin•)' ill th,t hot Soh
J
' I(( tt(�uld not evrii '(Iriok 44:1(''7 an
t'n, i. o e dropped deelul. Ile has
riasT .:.-101- emitter teS•._> ..;
Ihanit', (Thirsty) Colman for his
e, miraculous. stiff whioh . St. I
y.
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lit4a .tet r a VW Awns*# ` L 1t.11minh,. 1 '
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444
espt'eialIy Mr. Penlape and He:
flupp.r. The following is tae
eramure :
Si .gin); . ...... l 11a's Grates -
llw:itati„n Widow Sprigt'iu's Da
Wilbert Il"dgkinson......
ClnhSwio 1n
!t .'..'Waltx ... ...Mier•
1nstrnn'ental, on violin and organ ..
'M r. and, Miss Porgy . •,•
1)ialogite . An nneetnf trtable Prec
Sant, Why T'a('l,ty is always Fahr.:.
1Fo:,din;;, 7'hr•;wing a t'hinets,
1ingiilg ,,,,, 1'rnul5h'•rt'to8hor'
Recitation.. ), Edinburgh after
..... GGeo.l'11rvhs.........
1 listi 1In1"1tsI'
l. on organ,.
organ ..............Mr. (Incl - e
1:ecitatti„u.., The Felt ub
1)u4 -t.. 1's util'ina......, ANY:
.1, 1.) ..,...• (i,tt}Iriing Il ens ' i1
I)ialoyrou• \\'}lt'n \Vou1,en have t
l l estl'e.e l'etlt!l, on Cie 11111 1111(1 nrgoi
..... Mfr. and. \li.as r', Fey
ti
11'1 1lsru'it', te• ,
i:o;,eli,t;t .„ltnly Alan -led Wim'.
jr.
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