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jobber and a lot of new type have been
pmt is aria. Brio.. Bryan i the nnau who
knows how to use them to advantage.
When we seize tiur scissors arid- dive
in for district - news the SENTINEL
n ver fails us, and this we consider the
stye test of a good paper. By the by,
would like to inquire of-Bro. Bryan
il he has got a new hielanwan for that
Caledonian poster. We know he
one, but, u honest injun, a new hiela •
man should have come before a new
press. If a more modern representa-
tion' of Scottish physical strength has
,not been procured we would ,invite
Bro. Bryan to ask the loan of the
Advocate's 1 ilte
Peas_--Everbearing 2nd early, Strat,
agora, Champion of England, -late sort-
Han's Dwarf Mammoth, late sort.
Pumpkin—Golden Oblong.
Parsley—Champion Miscurled,
Parsnips—Improved Hollow Crown.
Radish—Scarlet Button, Sutton's
Rosy Gem, Scarlet, Olive Shaped,
Wood's Early Frame, long
a�`si"fy`�1"�n`andurc' Yi�'iCsl'and: -
n Squash — Extra - Early Orange
Mauoa, The Huppard.
Tomato—Dwarf - Champion, Igno-
tum, Livingstone Favorite, Living-
stone Beauty.
Turn' —Milan Pur.ie 7.'0. Earl
e requtre.een s o a moern
civilization and give that bandy-legged,
lantern-jawed, hideous relic of a
'barbarous age a well, a rest.
KINLOSS COUNCIL..
"T,i
above council met on April 9th.
•The inutes of last meeting- having
been ead and adopted, the reeve
handed to the clerk the policy of
insurance on the town hall, for th
amount of four hundred and fifty
dollars. A communication was read
asking ' that this council take action
regarding the claims of the municipali-
ties to the land improvement fund ;
ordered to be filed.
-Moved by McIntosh, seconded by
Nicholson, that Messrs.,Valens and
Moffat be appointed a ommittee to
•draft a petition to W. A. Tiffin, Esq.,
"Stratford, that this section receive
better train accommodation, by having
'the London morning train, which
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Carrot—J. S. P. & Co. Imp. Half
Long White, Long Orange.
Mangel Wurzel—Pearce's Canadian
Gen. Grant, Yellow Intermediate,
Beck's Champion Yellow Globe.
Swede Turnips –Carter's Elephant,
Laidlaw's Imp. Purple- Top, Carter's
Prize Winner, Hall's Westbury.
Turnips—Devonshire Gray •Storm,
e Purple Top Mammoth,
Seed Grain — Colorado Spring
Wheat, White Russian Wheat, Amer-
ican Banner Oat, The Rosedale Oat,
Black Tartanen Oat, Racehorse Oat,
Angel of Midnight Corn, Longfellow,
Mammoth Southern Sweet for Fodder,
Carter's Prize Prolific Barley, Egyp-
tian Mummy Peas, Golden Vine Peas,
Japanese Buckwheat (the largest).
Seed Potatoes -Clark's No. 1 Em-
pire State, The Rosedale, Early Ohio,
The Daisy, Early Puritan, White Ele-
phant, Pearl of Savoy; not forgetting..
a few herbs, such as Sage, Thyme,
Summer Savory and Sweet Majoram:
• cram through to Kincardine.
Account of B. Chesnut for lowering
a bridge on 15th side line, $4.50, was
paid. Mrs. Kinuhan was granted
$12, for relief, and Wm. Elliott $15
for the same.
Moved by McIntosh, . seconded by
Moffat, that a by-law .be prepared to
the effect that this council collect no -
taxes on dogs in this municipality, and
that the by-law be now read a first
time.—Carried. '
On application John W interstein
was appointed to inspect, the gravel
put upon the Durham road. N.
Bushel . was paid the sum o£. $75 in
part of contract on the Durham road.
Moved by McIntosh, seconded by
Nicholson, that section 2 of printed
by-laws be amended as to read, that
no pigs or swine be allowed to run' at
large at any time of the year, and that -
section 6 be amended by substituting
the words seventy-five cents in place
of one dollar, and that an additional
clause be added to instruct pathmasters
not to enter any lands for the ' purpose
of taking out gravel, until the price of
said gravel has been agreed upon, and
that no claim for damages by hauling
gravel will be recognized by this
•council.
• The council adjourned to meet on
the 26th day of May,- and on that day
to hold a court of revision.
PETER REID, Clerk.
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GARDEN &FARM OPERATIONS.
Garden , and farm operations will
• soon be in full blast, . and for the bene-
fit of .farmers and others who use
seeds, we give below the best varieties
now in cultivation :
Beans— Wardwell's Dwarf Kidney
W , Golden -eyed Wax, Lou's Cham-
pl'Bush.
,Beet—Edmand Early Blood Turnip,
The Lentz, New Eclipse, Long Dark
Black Red. -
Cabbage—Early Jersey Wakefield,
Early Winningstade, Fottier''s. Bruns-
wick Short Stem; Vandergraw, All
Seasons, Genuine Surehead.
Cauliflower—French Esfrut, Hen-
derson's Snowball, J. S. P. & Co's.
Sno‘v'storm.
Corn—Cosy Sweet, Ballard's Early
Stowell's Evergreen.-
Carrot
vergreen:Carrot — Guerand's Half Long,
Pearce's Scarlet Model,
Parrot—Scarlet Intermediate.
Celery--W4ite Plume, Golden Self -
blanching, Grant Pascal. -
Cucumbers—Chicago Pickle, P.; W.
& Co. tong Green, Nicholl's Medium,
Green, Boston Pickling.
Lettuce — Rosedale, Paris Sugar,
P .1otisu.ch,__,Improyed Hanson.
Melon.' M usk-v—rac , Princess,- The
Osago.
Nratermelon—Fordhook Early,Hun-
garian Honey.
Onion -- Yellow Globe Danvers,
Large Red Wethersfield, Extra Early
Plitt Red; Silver Skin for pickling.
Peas—Kentish Invicta (1st early),
i\ eLean's Little Geta (lap early), -
merle an" i 'anderi:'MalaanT's;T c uance,-
( 2nd early).
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Flower Seed—The following varie-
ties are easily grown: Asters, Balsams,
'Zinnias, Portulacca, Sweet. Pea, Ver-
bena, Mignonette, Phlex Drummondi,
-Nast'urtimn; PausyTeandyttift; Dian-
thus, Convolulus.
COMPLAINT has sometimes'been made
that the examination papers in our
public and high schools were at times
too severe. - The scone complaint seems
to be made in New York or else the
members of the Board of Education of
that city are not credited with being
the custodians of much book learning.
The New York Epoch offers to give
$1,000 to the Teacher's Benefit
Association if the School Board will
give it permission to select any six of
its members and subject them to an
examination in grammer, spelling,
arithmetic and such other studies only
as are pursued by children in primary,
and grammar schools. Evidently the
journal believes themembers of the
board would get "plucked."
RMER--S
ATTENTIONI
KINDER TWINE !
Having again secured a large
quantity of Binder Twine we
are now prepared to accept
orders for twine at the follow-
ing low prices, viz :
SILVER COMPOSITE BRAND,
r 10C. T'ER lb.
CROWN BRAND, 12c. PER lb.
RED CAP, 13c. PER lb.
We . also can supply , other
first-class brands such as
BLUE RIBBON,
BLUE TIN TAG,
AND . PURE FLAX.
GIVE 17S A - CALL.
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DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE :—The import-
ed thoroughbred Clydesdale stallion "Loch-
nagar," (1889(dark brown, bred by Alexander
Brown, Lyne, Duntfermiline, Fyfeshire,
Scotland. "Lochnagar" is a very showy tortpy
horse, he stands 16 hands high, with splendid
feet and beautifully formed pasterns, -clean,
fine bone, and tine silken hair ; his head is good
and loyely, and set on a grand arched ; he has
a grand back and his ribs gradually arched
and deep ; his arm is powerful, shoulders
strong and sufficiently oblique, and grand
heavy quarters and splendid action, and he
bas carried off a number of first prizes. A
group of his colts took first prize at Guelph
in 1889. -
His sire "Lochnagar" (1469), was got by
"Prince of Wales" (1016) ; Dam, "Gean" by
Prince of Wales, (676) ; Ypung Prince of
Wales, (1016), black, foaled 1871, bred by
John Wilson, Middleton, Mearns, Glasgow.
Young Prince or Wales is a duplicate of
"Prince of Wales" (671), property of Archi-
bald Juille, 33 Cathedral Street, Glasgow ;
Sire, Prince of Wales, (673) : Dam, Jane, by
Eclipse, (268).
Prince of Wales, (676). Bred by R. Thom,
Gartverie, New Wale_
Airdrie, property
of Mr. McFarlane, Tuilibody, Sterling. Sire,
Farmer'sFancy, (298).
Prince et Wales, (673), when 18 years old
he sold by public auction for $4,725. Winner
of second prize Highland Agricultural Show
at Glasgow in I867; first at H. A. show
in Edinburgh, 1869 ; second at H. A. show at
Dumfrier-187D,•_firet-at-II1-.—show; Man
chaster, 1869 , first at H. , A, show, Kelso,
1872. Grand Sire, General (322), who gained
.first prize at Inverness. 1865. Great Grand
Sire, Sir Walter Scott (797), who took first
prize at H. A, show at Dumfries, 1860 also
Royal International show at Battersea, 1862 ;
G. G. Grand Sire, 01d Clyde (574).
Prince of Wales' dam, Darling, who gained
first prize at H. A. show at Inverness, 1865.
The dam of Lochnagar was Bell of Young
Garibaldi (973),G. dam by Sir Colin Campbell
(776) Young Garibaldi by. Garibaldi, (312),
dam by Sir Colin (712), G. dam by Star (824),
Sir Colin Campbell by Prince (603), Prince of
Clyde,)(156), dam Sussy.by Tam O'Shanter,
(856For further particulars apply to
AN GUS McKENZIE, SR.
Lot 71, con. 2, Kinloss, or Lucknow
House. and Lot For Sale.
SITUATED ON CLYDE STREET IN
the village of Lucknow. The house is s-
well finished frame, containing 7 rooms with
stone foundation. Lark cellar and good
woodshed ; hard and soft water, Half acre
of land with splendid, garden and well stocked
with small and large fruits, rhe lot is on a
hill side commanding a fine view of the whole
village. For further particulars apply to
JOSEPH ANDERSON, Lucknow.
CANADIANtACIFICY.
SETTLERS'
TRAINS
WILL LEAVE ON
FEBRUARY 24th, 188i
AT 9.00 P.M.
AND EVERY TUESDAY THEREAFTER
DURING MARCH AND APRIL
WITH COLONIST SLEEPER ATTACHED
FOR.
MANITOBA
CANADIAN NORTH-WEST
For'• patrons wirhour Stock d Colonist
Sleeper will be arrached ro Express
Train, leaving Toronto;!tl .:m . •
For full information and descripti v
pamphlets of Manitoba, the North
West Territories and British Columbia,
apply to any C. P. R. agent.
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can be corned nt our NEW lino of work
rapidly and honorably by those of
either Pax, young or old, and indheir
own'localitles,whorever they live. Any
one can do the work. Easy to learn.
WO furnish everything. We start you. No risk. You can devote
your spare moments, or all your Limo to the works This le an
entirely new load,and brings wonderful success to every worker.
Beginners are earning from $25 to !Ge perwaek and upwntde,
and more after n little experience: We can rumieh yon tho em-
ployment and teach you FRSE. No apaceto explain hero. Pull
information FRES. TUVE & CO.. AUGUSTA. SANE.
—PUBLIC NOTICE.
DYKE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Adam Rus.',worm, of the Township of
Carrick, in the County of 13rncc, yeoman, will
apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next
session thereof for a Bill of divorce from his
wife, Emina Rnssworm neeCorre11, formerly
of the said Township,of Carrick, but now re-
siding in the city of Chicago, in the State of
Illinois. U. S.lon the ground of adultery.
Dated at Walkerton,,Ont., this let day of
_ eptern; t$90
6•mos-S•867 Solicitors for applicant
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l.'Iti.�;a4oS1�.
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Having just received a Targo consign
ment of
Fresh Groceries,
Choice family flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Canned Goods.,
Crockery,
Glassware
Teas, Coffees,
and Sugars,
which will be . sold cheap at
the Hub Grocery.
-Goodb-delivered—t-o—all—per
of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
Housel and . Lot For Sale
OR TO RENT.. .
7' tiE TTNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
.L sale or rent the property consisting of a
large frame house, barn. stable and one acre
-of land. on Willoughby street in the McCarroll
survey in this village. The buildings are all
in good repair, and the land - is well fenced.
First-class spring water. and garden well
supplied with small fruit's. Will either be
sold or rented by the year or month. For
particulars apply to
MRS. JAMES MILLER,
-Bob Street, Lucknow P. O.
2 'GOOD FARMS.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
EAST HALF OF LOT NO. 5, CONCES-
cion 13, E. D. Ashfield, in the County of.
Huron, ninety acres cleared, about five acres
of fall wheat. fifteen acres seeded, two dwells
ings, two orchards, two, wells, no better soil,
barn, stable, granary, shed, etz. Also north . .
half of lot 6. con. 13, with 12 acres of fall
wheat, 40 acres seeded, good fences, orchard
and buildings. The above property will he
sold or rented at once. Apply immediately be
888 E. TRAVER, Lucknovl>V
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OR TO RENT;
BEING NORTH HALF OF LOT 25 IN
the llth con, of West Wawanosh, con-
taining 100 acres more or , less. Farm is
situated 2si ,miles .from thefrvillage of St.
Helens, 71i miles from Lucknow, and 10 miles
from Wingham. There are 65 acres cleared ; `
10 acres in fall wheat, and 40 acres seeded
down. There are also 2 goodwells, a good
frame house, frame barnjand stable, and' 1
acre young orchard. 'It is half a mile from
school house and convenient to church. Ftir
further.particulars apply on premises.
JOHN McQUILLAN;
BULL FOR SERVICE,
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THE UNDERSIGNED W 1S1IES TO
inform the farmers in this section that
he will keep for service at lot 12, in the 12th
con. of Ashfield, his superior bred Shorthorn
-hull, "Cembria 2nd." Terms 81.00 for season.
PEDIGREE—Cembria 2nd,, roan, calved Jam.
2nd,,1888 bred by ,T., B. Ridd, Rothsay, Ont.,
got by Waterloo Solway ; dam, Duchess of
Oxford 2nd, by Duke of Kent 1664 ; 2ud dam
Pansy 3rd, by Rufus ; 3rd dam Victoria 3rd
4945, by Prince Arthur 956 ; 4th dam Pansy
9203, by Napoleon 863 ; 5th dam Victoria 2nd
4940, by Halton 684 (1'1552) ; 6thdani Beauty
2431, by Wellingtc n 1156 )13987) ; 7th dam
Lily 3617, by Fergus 629 ; 8th dam Beauty
(imp.) 30. by Snoilrball (2647), he by Lawns-
leeves (365), he by Charles (127).
JOHN F. ANDREW
4-894 Lucknow P. 0..
FAHM .FOR SALE.
I- N THEMATTE R OF N ORi44M
McLeod, Margaret McLeod, Angus Mc-
Leod, ifisolvents.
The farm lately occupied by the above
named insolvents situated in the township of
Hur, is for sale. All under cultivation
frame house, frame barn, large orchard, and
well watered ; one of the best farms in Huron;
a bargain.Aping to Peter Murray, arisigIee,.
uron,or >
9 Solicitor, Lodrnonii •
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