Lucknow Sentinel, 1891-05-08, Page 5i•
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MILLER. --In West Wawanash, on Wednes-
day, April 29th, the wife of • Mr. John
Hiler. of a son.
nig DAI$y.
As the butter season is about com-
•mencing, it may' be well to remind
some that cleanliness. is absolutely es
Sendai to the production of good but-
ter. 4. strict adherence to the follow-
ing rules is necessary :.
1. See that 'the udders of cows are
rubbed with a damp cloth before milk-
ing.
`����mil ec and
P �det •..wLL t
�� in
'stables or other places where there are
any strong or offensive smells. Milk
is easily tainted, and the butter render-
ed inferior in this way.
3. Milk should not be allowed to
stand where there are bad smells.
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The Lucknow Sentine;, Bruce Uounty, May 8th
CULROSS MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANC.E COMPANY.
TEEswn a<t; April. 25,-. The are -eters
met in the town hall. •MeMbexs all
present. ``'President in the chair. The
minutes of previous meeting were read
anal: adapted, ..
When Messrs. Kirkland and Reid
moved that all applications for insur-
ance be now laid before the Board for
examination. Carried.
Little --Kirkland. That having ex-
amined 17 a.. +}
aY °.sxr • a.� h�iAa6i °;A.•l? nawcfF..1_
• sa is actory, the President and
Secretary -to prepare and issue policies
for the same. One to be returned for
correction. 'Carried
Reid —Little. That the directors
give°consent to Mr. Patrick Ritchie's who •possess lt. •• We refer
request re removing his dwelling house l
E. Brasher
Sometimes it's worth know-
ing to know that the knowledge
erszoiwzinit
some lines of'goods means a
d•
1Sti
nct satisfaction to those
ed and well aired cans immediately
after milking.
4. Keep the milk cool by using ice,
or where not practi,;able, ,put the cans
in cold water, changing it two or three
times a day:
lirThis, of course, will entail some
rouble, but it .will pay in the long run.
ou will.get more butter, it will be of
'better quality and command a higher
price. The days for , slip -shod made
butter are over. Many farmers' wives
put'too much salt into it—use only the
best, at the rate of about one ounce to
the pound of butter; Use no coloring,.
matter. If every one would adopt
these ,rules, Canadian butter would
rank high in the English market, in-
stead of it, as it. has been, being, rank
butter.
"TBE 'CREAT COMPETITION !
SIE ,CANADIAN AGRICTLTUR-
TST'S $45;000—WORLD HUNT.
;Positively closes /May 29th, 1891, (15 days
thereafter being allowed for letters to
reach us front di,t:u.t points).
The followin,��, niagnificent prizes will
be given free• to persons sending in the
, giatest number of words made up out
of the. 'letters contained in the two
worms, "The Agriculturist." • '
1st Prize • ...$1,000 in Gold
2nd $500 in •Gold
3rd `« 81,000 Grand Piano
4th ...... $500 Piano
5th " $300 Organ
lith " ... ,...'Ticket to England and return
7th " ...:...... ....... ..... .Lady's Gold Watch
Sth Gent's Gold Watch
4)th _China, Tea Set
10th " 'nting (lase Silver Watch
.11th `• Boy's' Silver Witch
25 prizes of $10 . 50' prizes of $5 each
.100 prizes of . 200 prizes of $1 each.
P.
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each
�:2 each
mea ii'Irg a total of :386 prizes, the vat
of which will aggregate $5,000. TI
Grand ' Word -Making Competition
open to everybody, everywhere, suhje
.to the following conditi.gns : T
'wards must be constructed 'from • t
rtwo Words, "The Agriculturist," al
must file only ,such as may be found
_.Webster's. Unabridged Dictionary, an
in the body of the book, 'none of tl
• supplements to.be used. The' wor
must be .written in ink on one side
the paper only, and numbered in rot
• tion, 1, 2�, 3, .and so on to the end
• the list, for facilitatin in deciding th
winners. The. list containing th
largest number of words will be
warded first prize, and so on in orde
of merit. Each list! as it is receive
at the office of the "Canadian Agri
culturist " will be numbered, and i
two or more tie on the largest list, th
first received • will be awarded the 'firs
prize, the next second and . so on
,'Therefore the benefit, of sending
early will readily be. seen. Each lis
must be accompanied by $1 for
months .subscription to the " Canadian
'Agriculturist." One person can send
Aris one or more lists, accompany-
-Wig each list with, �e1, for which the
• paper, will be sent to any address for 6
months. The best' family i paper in
tOanada. It is, by no means' a new
'paper, but has been established up-
wards of seven' years, and each year
:grows in the estimation of the sub-
scriber. ' It contains no trashy, highly
•colored fiction, but has interesting
'stories of a higher class by the most
popular authors of the day, It is emi-
nently TUE paper for the home circle,
and at $2 a year is the hlieapest and'
best paper in the market. ' This•compe-
.I.ition will positively close'6'n tho above
"Named date. Remember you are pay.
g $1 for 6 Months subscription to
one of the best home papers in Can-
• ada, and at the same time run a good
chance of winning a valuable prize. •
AGENTS WANTED.—The object of the
publisher of the "Canadian Agricult-
urist " ' in giving away these large
. amounts in cash, is to extend the cir-
culation of the paper, and a number of
agents ore required in every locality,
to tt
hn � .
Minn) bbrt'nl pay �� ill Lr, ofl��retl.
Send tirt�e' cent: sttiintli for pai'tirttitlt•s
as to clubbing rates, etc. Address,
THE CANADIAN AGRICULTURIST, Peter
born, Ontario.
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Booi s & Shoes
omething that everybody
wants and at prices that can
not be beaten.
I wish the general public to distinctly un-
derstand that I have in stock all kinds of
Boots and Shoes in every
Variety of Style
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the same time insisting that every pre-
caution be used to prevent fire whilst
such operations are in progress.• Oar
ried.
Armstrong—McKenzie. That this
Board do now adjourn to meet again
in Teeswater town' hall on the last Sat-
urday in May at 2 o'clock p. m. Car-
ried.
ALEX. ANDERSON, secy.
S. S. 1110. 7, ASHFIELD.
Report for April : V.—John Me
Lean 179, Thos. Gilmore 149, Joe
Bogan 142. IV.—Jas, Hogan 1504'
• ,Willie McKenip 139, Beanie Murdoch
98. III.—Geo: MacNamara 143, Jno
Murdoch 129, Cassie McIntosh 115.
II.—Willie Johnstone 137, Jno, Mc-
Kenzie 123, David McLean 108.
Average attendance 37. —A. J. MC-
KENZIE, teacher.
-S.- S. NO: 14; HURON. - - - Report for the ' month of April,
based on general proficiency, regularity,
punctuality and deportment :
Sen. IV.—J." MoKen.zie, Kate Mur
chison, L. McGill, A. Reid, E. Reid,
W. M_ urr •. Jun, IV.=
urchison, E. Hamilton, B. Mo -
Kenzie, A. Finlayson, G. Murray.
Sen. III. -73, Murchison, E. McGill.
Jun. III.—E. Agnew, V. Tennyson,
L. Murdoch, M. Hamilton, L Camp-
bell, L. Clarkson, M. Henderson, E.
Reid, N.• McInnis, B. Robertson. -II.
—W.. McInnis, K. Beaton, G. Tenny-
son, M. Finlayson, W. Tiffin, 1. Hen-
derson.' Average ?tttenclance -for the
month 30.5,'
HFIELD.
conductor .nider, of Wingham, will
preach in three of the Methodist
churches of the Ashfield circuit on
Sunday 10th inst. At 10.30 a.m. he
will speak at Hope, at 2.30 p.m. at'
Zion, and at 6.30 p.ni. at Hackett's.
No doubt he will have large congre-
gations.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned doing business under
the name of t3erry & Little furniture dealer,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due the late firm to be paid to W,
U. Little, by whom all liabilities will be
settled.
G. W. BERRY,
W. U. LITTLE.
Lucknow, April 16th, 1891. •
RME
ATTENTIONI
BIDER TWINE!
Having again secured a large
quantity of Binder Twine the
'are . now prepared to accept
orders for twine at the follow-
ing l0ow prices, viz :
SILVER COMPOSITE 'BRAND,
IOC. PER 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,
AN.ID PURE FLAX
GIVE US A CALL.
W. ALLIN.
'Pari........t ose new...c oth-
ing suits for Hien, youths and
boys. Probably from the
immense stock we carry we
were never so well supplied,
nor so able to' supply that
variety of choice and service-
able patterns which the care-
ful mother selects for the boys
for durability and pattern.
We have them and, while,
going, still have some left for
those who use direct haste.
For insts.nce—, - Boys sizes 20 to. 26.
Youths " 26 to °35.
Mens " 36 to 44.
A nice line in that navy blue ser • e
to suit all sizes.
Again with leather. Its
variety and use is well account-
ed for by what we charge for
some makes of it—especially
in the shoe department. We
direct especial attention to
Our men's plough shoes,
" ' Heavy lace shoes,
' " Congress Dongola,
Bal,
If
Our women's heavy shoe,
lc• Cordovan,
" . Glove grain bals..
Dongola and calf.
With boys, clildren and
youthsthis makes a big stock
and large assortment. Why
not call and see them ?
Some makes of Ginghams
don't present the width that
others do ; its in the make
and quality that follows. Yet
a full yard wide gingham is
right ; ' price is a matter of
close judgment, that ,judges
judgment. Yet, if we relegate
that to the prints, shirtings ,
and dress goods department,
we find ourselves mixed among,
prices such as these—
,I''rints at 6c, 7c, 8c,
9c, • 10c,
" 12c, 12c.
Dress goods ranging from 10c to 12c,
12c to 15c, 15c, to 20e, and so the
prices continue.
Amongst them are some
lovely shaker flannels so much
in demand.
We want your opinion.
Obediently Yours, .
A. E.• BRAS1iE
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THE
RESTA. URANT
Campbell Street,
Lucknow,
f 23 1L.itr�li. h`�!(
Alrg
Oysters by the quart, pint,
or can.
CANNED GOODS, FRUITS,
r
and Make,
Which I am selling for cash cheaper than can
be bought at any other store in the
County. A111 ask is
GOOD JUDGMENT
AND THE CASH.
Give me a tzial, and don't be led away with
every wind that blows.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AT
J. PEAT'S
LUCKNOW.
MILK AND BUTTER
Important: to -Farmers.- ---
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased the suSSpperior thoroughbred
willskeepFhim forriesian Bull,
vice at Lir ot 6, Cwoncl on. 14,
Ashfield.
es won (13210) was
bred by B. B. Lord & Son, Sinclairville, New
York ' calved August 7th, 1888 ; black, with
shield patch over shoulders ; belly, legs and
part of rail white. .
4102, H,'F. H B (; Dain, Lady was d Westwond
(hooded) 11611, H. 1?. 11. B., milk record
.,80i lbs. per day at 4 years old, and 18i 'Rift. of
butter in 7 days at same age, one of the finest •
cows we ever owned.
• Lytle was sired byBarri,pgton,,•„(imported)
2103, who is claimed to be without an equal in
the world, and $3000 in cash was twice
refused for him, His service fees were $100
per
noted prizze winnnor, with ori k e record of 62
lbs. per d'dy at two years old,
Lady Westwood (imported) 11611, was sired
by Peter, 103, N. H. B. one of the ..cost noted
bulls ever known in Holland, being the winner
of first priies. and diplomas_ at five of the
largest shows in Holland, and was sire of
many of the most noted cows that were
imp:rrted to this . country. His dam was'
Glenburine (imported) ; milk record • 89 lbs in
bs of
b day r 20in 7 dayls in s in January,ths 1886, all
ordinary care, .
Barrington was sired by Jacob 2nd (District
Bull), dam, damming (Imported) ; milk
record 99 lbs in a day, on grass alone. She
was valued at $5000.
Mietje 2nd (Imported) was sired by Jacob.
Dam, Mietje (Imported). Milk record 83 lbs
per day, and winner of gold medal in Roland
for best dairy cow on.exhibitiorr; ,•
Jentine, milk record 84as by District Rua ;dam
lbs of butter in 7 days.pet day, and 19
Glenburine (Imp.) was sired by District
Bull ; dam, Srijntje, milk record 91i lbs per
day ; butter recor20§ lbs in 7 days. '
Jacob 2nd was got by Jacob; dam, Minnie,
milk record 86 lbs per day , .butter record 18
lbs.,, 9 oz. in 7 days. °
Hamming (Imp.), was sired by Jacob
(District bull) ; dans, Srijntje, 90 lbs per day.
Mietje (Irnp.) was sired by District Ball';
dam; Meitje lst, milk record 88i lbs per.day.
Jacob
sired
milk recordg 88a lbs per�day ; butterM record
l0 lbs in 7 days.
This 'pedigree will show Sir Westwond the
richest buil of the breed • in Canada. He is
straight and round as a barrel ; heavy, low set
muscular legP.� with four large teats, and large
milk veins, The :above is a true record of the
breeding, of Sir Westwond, Signed,
H• & W. F. BOLLERT.
TERMS :— Single cow, $1.75, cash at time
of service. A reduction will be allowed for
three or mere cows.
JOHN BART'\'YELL;
Lucianow P. 0.
PUBLIC NOTICE..
' T0TICE tS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Adam Russworm. of the Township of
Carrick, in the County of Bruce, yeoman, will
'apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next
session thereof for a Bill of divorce from his
wile, Emma Russworm, nee'Correll, formerly
of the said Township of Carrick, but i ow re -I
siding in the city of Chicago, in tiro State of
Illinois, U. S. on the ground of adultery.
Dated at Walkerton, Ont.,•this 1st day of
September, 1890.
O'CONNOR d O'CONNOR,
6 -mos -8.867 Solicitors for applicant
DUNN's
K1NC
POWDER
TNECOOICSBESTFRIEND
SWEET CIDER, MILK -SHAKE,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Constantly kept in stock.
Give me a trial.
Remember the place, next to
the bank.
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCI#.IBER HAS OPENED AN
office in the building east of the
SENTINEL Printing Office.
AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND WILLS
CAREFULLY PREPARED.
Plans ,specifications and estimates for build
`--ings, mills; bridges', etc„ furnished
Ol} FlIOTt notice. •
JAS, SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow, Jan .1891.
(leery!
IMMENSE .BARGAINS.
Having just received a large' consign
ment of
Fresh Groceries, -
Choice fami1* flow
Choice Tobacco,
Caiiiied Goods.
Crockery, •
Glassware
Teas, Coffees,
and Sugars,
which will be sold cheap : at
the Hub . Grocery..
Goods delivered to all parts
of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
2 GOOD FARMS
FOR SALE OR TO... RENT.
EAST HALF OF LOT NO. 5, CONCES-
sion 13, E. D. Ashfield, in the County of
Huron, about five acres
of fall wheat, fifteen acresacres seeded,e
eded, twodwell-
ings,-two orchards, two welds, 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 ord above
,dwill be
sold rent at once.Apply immediately to
888 E. TRAVER, Lucknow.
FARM FOR SALE. -
TN THE 1MMATTE OF NORMAM
1 McLeod, Margaret McLeod, Angus Mc-
Leod, insolvents.
The farm lately , occupied by the above
named insolvents, situated in the township of
Hu , is for sale. • All under cultivation
framehouse, frame barn, large orchard, and
well watered ; one of the best farms in Huron;
a bargain. Apply to Ptter Murray, assignee,
Huron, or to
889 H, MORRISON,
Solicitor, Lucknow
1104V 8400
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AmE§LCANsti
A pamphlet of information and ab.
straet of't ho laws, Showing flow to.
Obtain Patent:; t'a 'ents, Trade]
Marks, Copl'riglita, a2i:t MO.
Addrana MUNN & CO.
361 Broadway,
New York.
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