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The Lucknow Sentinel Bruce County, Priday, May 16th
South Kinloss Church
• The ordinanceof the Lord's Supper
J will be dispensed in South Kinloss
church. on tile, tirst „SAkka_th itt A une.
The Rev. Alexander Ross, M. A., late
stf_ expected to assist on
the occasion. Mr. Koss is one of the
ablest ministers in the Presbyterian
church; and is a most efficient Gaelic
Preacher.
A Bad Fall
IOne day last week while Mr.- Wm.
Anderson, of this village, was standing
upon a chair endeavoring to arrange a
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A nice new Brussels or 'Tapestry
Carpet is a thing of beauty and a joy
•forever, and let us remind you just now
that we have the proper article at pro-
per prices. We would like to clear our
full line—let us see if we can—will
prices do it, if •so, they will go. Who
will be the first for a big bargain on a
good Carpet?
WALL \ PAPERS—This is some-
thing else we do right. A 'lady
told us the other day our Cotton was
*too heavy, but if we would make it a
....lent less it would anawer. Sorry we
could not -do it; but hadit been Wall
Paper we would have astonished her
a cent or two is neither here nor there.
Our, object is to plear out the line.
AitilLstack_of_Windo.w.-Blinds-a-ncl
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Rollers. Paper and Linen blinds by
the yard. -
Lace Curtains in great variety, 50c.,
'75c., 90c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.60, $1.-
75 per pair. Our $1.60 line is EXCEL-
LENT value, and will be found equal to
plenty that are sold at e2. Come and
see them.
A. nice stock of ladies' Lace Mitts,
andGloves in black 'anti colored Taffeta,
silk and cotton. Laze,' Flouncing,
Embroidered Skirts and Skirting.
Natural Wool, Cashmere and Cotton
Hosery.
20 yards of good Shirting $1.00
20 yards Grey Cotton (yrd. wide) 1.00
10 yards .extra heavy Shirting' 1.00
(worth 12c. per yard.)
A new stock of those renouned 25c
Slippers to hand. Come' early before
' they are gone.
Two cans Salmon, 25c. Essences,
Extracts, Cocoanut, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Gelatine, Canned Fruitsf and other
fancy groceries.
22 lb. box London Layer Raisins,
$1.25.
° A genuine A No. 1 Black T ea that
° you can depend on for 60c. per lb.
Lower grades 50e., 40c., 25c.
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Last Notice
You may expect a visit from Sani-
tary Inspector McLeod at any time
after this. week. Will your premises
stand the critical inspection they are
sure to be, subjected to,1- •not, yu.
had better hustle for the Inspector
Will not stand any nonsense.
Fine Tomatoe Plants
Mr. Wm. Turley, of this village, has
growing in his hot beds itini other
boxes the finest lot of tomatoe plants I
we have ever seen at this season of the
year. He has thousands of them, I
cliii/MIRMONTA2RPPEY.L2W
wall, the chair gave way and he was
thrown violently to the floor.
falling he struck his side against the
corner of a bureau and, a couple of his
ribs were broken. He was confined
to the house for some days, but we are
The School Bell
The. School Board are having a bel-
• fEey erected on the school building
back of the main tower, in which to
swing the bell. It is a pity the large
tower could not be ulilized, but as the
openings in it are so small that it is
doubtful if the sound could escape
sufficiently free to be heard all over the
village. The bell will be a great con-
venience to both scholars and teach-
ers.
Gone to London
.Mr. R. Brurnpton, of the firm of
13rumpton Bros., general merchants of
this village, left for London on Thurs-
day morning, where he has purchased
a large stock of ready-made clothing,
etc. We are sorry -to lose Mr. Brump-
ton from our village, but we hope he
will meet with the success that his
push, energy and business qualities
entitle him to in the Forest city.
Epworth League •
The Rev.Mr. McKinnon, of the
Baptist church, will give an address in
the Methodist church on Monday
evening, May 18th, under the auspices
of the Epworth League, on the subject,
"The 'secret -of ti ue su ccesslirChris am
Work." The lecture will commence at
eight o'clock. This society is doing
•a great deal of good among the young
people, and its membership it con-
stantly increasing. Their entertain-
ments are of the rrighest'Order, and all
who wish to spend a pleasant and
profitable evening .should attend the
lecture.
Good Advice
Laok out for swindlers. The county
abounds with them, and they resort to
all sorts of methods to trap the guile-
ness. Do not expect to get a huge
bargain from a stranger, and do not
attach your signature to any document
whatevgr for him. If you want any-
thing in dry goods, groceries, boots and
shoes, hardware or any -other line pur-
chase from those who deal in them in
the nearest town. Theyintend to
remain, and it is to their in' terest 'to
deal with you honestly, and it helps
to build up your village; and eventually
to enhance the value of your real
estate.
Lecture by Rev. Dr, Parsons
The Rev. Dr. Parsons; of Toronto
gave an address in the Presbyterian
BRUNIPTON BROS,church here on Friday last, on
1 "Individual and personal responsibility
Vitiate and Vicinity ftitigi.
Firemen's Practice
The Lucknow Fire Brigade, under
command of Chief Lawrence and
Captain Campbell, were ont for.prac-
tice on Tuesday evening, and in a few
minutes after the alarm was sounded
' three streams were playing on the main
street. Everything worked well and
the test -was,- alike satisfactory to the
efficers of te company and the citi-
zens generally.
Protecting the Gensing Root
a for the 'protection of the plant c
• The Ontario Legislature has paszed
known as • "gensing." Of late years •°
the Indians have been making a -good
thingl)y gathering this plant whichin
parts of the .county is quite plentiful.
A great (leal of it has been .gathered
by the Tndians around the, Saugeen
in the church" There was a good
audience present.. The address
throughout .was most pointed, pithy
and forcible. The . duties , of. all. /'in
their individual characters'. . were'
strongly pressed. The -tendency at.
present to form combines, organizations
or societies of different kinds, while,
they "night contain a few• grains of
worth, had at the root of them selfish-
ness. Those organizations such as
Y. M. 0. A,. ; W. C. T. ; White
Cross ; Temperance Society's and C. E.
Societies have had their genesis and
origin from the neglect of the church
to do its. duty, and these mainly
evote themselves to one object and
onfine their energies to the attainment
f , that object. The church has
within itself authority and endorsation
f. Heaven in the'.woilc committed to
s trust. It is bound to look after
le highest interests of the world,. to
reach and promote temperance, to
culcate social purity and 1. instru-
ientially regenerate,' the world, and
ach individual is responsible and that
'sponsibility cannot be, hid in the
lasses. All are under obligation to
IVO the mind Of Christ, to he Christ -
Ice in character, in consecration and
i service. The Revs. Messrs, Mc-
Quaid of Ashfield, McLennan of
outh Kinloss, Anderson ofSt., Helens,
id *McKinnon of Lucknow, in
sponse. to the pastor's invitation
riefly.addressed the Ineetrinfr . expres:
'g -their afipr&iiition 'of Hie address
eliavred by Dr.. Parsons and ender.
tion.of the sentiment set forth.
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An Important Gathering0
The comming session of the General n
Assembly of the Presbyterian .church n
of the -United States at Detroit prom- Iri
ises to be the most meniOrable in the li
history of that body. The question of ii
e revision of the Westminister Con- D
onfession is to come up for final action S
and it seems likely also that the the- to
()logical yiews of Prof. -Briggs, of the re
Union *Theol ogical 8'e:11in:try, will from b
the. sfiNtclrOf- a- great discus*ion Tio.r- in
,6sy-tatm ftte •becomirig--com'niOri in the:, -d
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varieties grown, and parties wishing to
secure first-class plants, should call and
see Mr. Turley.
Goderich Visitors.
Mayor John Butler and Councillor
Goderich Council, were in Lucknow on
Wednesday looking at the- large hose
reel belonging to the Fire Brigade.
Both gentlemen expressed themselves
pleased with the advancement Luck -
now has made since their last visit to
the village. They i1I submit their
report to the Goderich Council at its, will now
next meeting regarding the hose reel.
An Honorable Course
Mr. Angus McKay, late of the 4th
con. of Ashfield, is here on a short visit
to look after his farm and settle with
his creditors. This is indeed honor-
4h1%nd Mjyi 91110 Q thg
very few who come from the States to
pay their debt, and we wish, him
every success in the future. A good
many other former residents of this
locality should follow his noble
example.
LOCRA LSH.
.1iifsFiqazfrRiww
again re -organized and practice every
Saturday evening. After a little
practice the boys will be prepared to
play matches with any of the local
clubs.
Our tailor, D. G. McBeth, has just
Barrie, Collingwood, Orillia, and
Angus. He says the country up there
is rough and mountainous, and thinks.
it is more pleasant to drive
roads at home.
Our farmers around here
finished seeding, so the rush
be over till haying.
FOR SALE.
ABRICK ILOTTSE AND WAGGON
. Shop, situated on Victoria and Campbell
streets Lucknow The brick house COntaill4
tAY.Ct tr.1.410, r.01.4115tflYtt bei MOW .Q4110 kjtc11.014:
with stone wall cellar and continual flowing
-spring- water in cellar.- For further particu-
lars apply to
JOHN MAcBAIN,
t -f Box 10, Lucknow P. 0.
MILLIAIRRV4
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The following are the officers of
Court Sherwood, No. 50 C. 0. F. for
the current year: W. H. Johnston,
C. R. ; P. McLaren, V. C. R. ; M.
Campbell, F. Sec. ; R, Lees, Treas..;
D. D. Yule, A. S. ; J. Scott, S. W. ;-
T. Burns; J. W. ; A. Johnston, S. B. ;
B. Buckingham, J. B. ; G. P. Tennison
Ch. ; A T. Davidson, P. C. R. The
Court is in a very prosperous condition.
Six members have joined lately and
others are coming in. One hundred
and thirty-six thousand dollars on
hand to pay death claims. Who
euldLnot-helorirto-suclr-a•-prosperou
society ?
The Citizens Committee
A large meeting of citizens interest-
ed in entertaining the County Council
during its stay in Lucknow next
d in Lawyer Morrison's
office on Tuesday evening last. It was
decided to entertain the visitors in, a
royal manner,- and the. programme will
likely include a reception and banquet
on, Tuesday evening, weoneert on Wed-
nesday, a trip to Goderich to meet the
County Conncil of Huron on Thurs-
day and a ball arid supper on Friday
night. -A meeting Of ladies will be
held ithe Mechanics' Institute's
rooms on this (Friday) afternoon when
arrangements for the banquet will be
made, and it is hoped a large re-
presentation will be present. - The
County Council meets here two
weeks from, 'Tuesday next.
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Anniversary'Services
The anniversary Services' of the
Presbyterian church, in this village/
were , held on Sunday last; and large
congregations were • present at all the
services. . The pulpit, was occupied
both morning ad evening by the Rev.
Dr. Parsons, of Knox church, Toronto.
The Doctor is a fine speaker, with a
good flow of language, a pleasant and
commanding voice, while his plain,
simple, earnest words deeply impressed
all present. Dr. Parsons is one of the
ablest preachers in Toronto, and his
discourses on Sunday will not soon be
.forgotten by all who heard him. Iii
the 'afternoon the Rev. Doctor con-
ducted the services of the Sabbath
School, and his explanations of the
lessons of the day were clear and
practical. The children 'of the school
were seated in' the centre of the church,
while many of the parents and friends.'
occupied seats in the other pews. , The
collections on all occasions amounted
to. $110 which is in aid of the
building fund .of he church.
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$750 -Dollars in Gold For a Wife
• We will give to the first person
telling us before June 1st, 1891, where
in the :Bible the word "wiiie is first
Wind $100.00 in gold. To .the next
$50.00. To the third, $25.00,. TO
the fourth, $20.00., To "fhe fifth,
$15.00. To the sixth, $10. To the
next 25, each. To the next, 25, ,$2
each. To the person sending in the
last correct answer we will give .91.00
in gold. To the next to the last $50,
and so on same as from the first.
With your answer 'send cts. in
silver or 27 cts in stamps for a box of
Dr. Cole's Blood and Liver Pills, the
best 13lood, Liver and Stomach Pill
ever made, Sure cure for sick head-
ache. Don't gripe. Remember the
presents are absolutely free, being
given away to' advertise Dr. Cole's
Perfect Pills and Family Remedies.
At the Close of the contest the names
and addresses of all the prize winners
Will appe.etr in Lids paper. Wo refer
you to the Traders' Bank of Orilla.
Send at once and be first. A ddress,
llomE SPECIFIC
over the
have all
of work
JUDICIAL SALE!
BY TENDER.
In the High Court of
yus/ice, Chancery Div-
zsion.
McoARROLL vs. GARNIER
A
PURSUANT to the Judgment in this cause
dated the llth day of February, 1891, sealed
Tenders for the purchase of
MOTS NUMBERS 436, 437 AND 438
in the Villsge of' Lucknow, will be received by
S. MALCOMSON, ESQUIRE, Master of
this Court at Goderich up to noon of •
Monday, 31st day of May, '91
The Tenders are to be marked "McCarroll vs.
" I—addressed S. M-fr
SON, ESQ., Local Master, Goderich.
For Terms of Sale and all further informa-
tion see • posters or inquire., of the Vendor's
Solicitor.
Dated this 11th day of May, 1891.
Travr, S. Malcomson.
Plantiff's Solic tor 'Master at Goderich.
903-905
Fire and Marine Insurance,
North British and Mercantile, of Edinburgh
And London. Western, oi Toronto.
Liverpool & Lond a and G -robe, of Liverpool.
Gore D strict, of Galt.
Northern, of I ondon and Aberdeen.
, England, Phcenix, of
d, and Accident In-
rth America, Montreal.
INGHAM,
GUELPH.
hone at my expense.
Guardian, of Lond
London, Engl
surance Co'y., of
R. CUN
AGENT,
Telegraph or Tele
0,1 own cal Ities,wherever they live. Any
ono e n do the work. Easy to earn.
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eithe sox, )'oung or old, d in their
can e earned at our NEw line of work,
rapi ly. and honorably, by those of
We Sonia.. everything. Wo stet you. No risk. You can devote
your spare moments, or all yo time to the work. This is an
entirely new lead,and brings w ndertki success to every worker.
Beginners are earning from $2 to 950 per week and upwards,
and more after a little experien e. We can furnish you the em-
ployment and teach you FREE. No space to explain here. Full
information FREE. -rim r, eta, 00.. AUGUSTA. =ME.
LACES
Childrens Dress Trimmings,
FISH NET TRIMMINGS,,
Ladies Corsets, Etc.,foi‘'tc.
lists, Bonnets and
Feathers
In endless variety, and at low
prices.
GIVE ME A CALL,
M. Smith.
TO THE FARMERS
I have rented the store
occu led by_____Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
The highest price will be
paid for butter according to
quality.
R. C. SPARLINCI,
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FIRE! FIRE.!
Insure your farm property, private dwelling,
in the old reliable, the
LONDON M UTUAL
Office,—A. ROSS harness shop, Lucknow
Wil be in the office every Saturday afternoon,
JOHN LANE Agent Eanlough.
1 DON'
WANT THE EARTH,
BUT
I WANT A LIVING.
And I am going to have it in Lucknow, too, and I hereby
announce to the people of Lucknow and surrounding country that .
any person or persons coming to me having their teeth out
that I !will put in two sets of teeth,
TEETH
TEETH
Temporary or Permanent
For the,price of one set, $15, made of the very best materia"
in the world. l• use no rubber but C. Ash Sr, Sons, London, England.
The teeth will be C. Ash & Sons, and S. S. White's, conceded
by all who are in the business to be the best in the world.
Those firms have their names on their goo3s, and the people
can see what they are getting, and as I will
Gx-antee Sati$' 11:„a. etion
To all reasonable people, the unreasonable, and there, are such in the world,.
will please bear in mind; -that 1 do not want their trade. 1 can ,
always be found at. Dr. Tennant's office, Lucknow.
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