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• followers, else d would not havethe
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_b4y •_ stand up. Is it poseti61e to
believe, Mr. Editor, that the -11
$ LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO .ARGUE , ter,
FREELY ACCORDING TO TSE"DICTATES M. P. P.S who voted nay, aCtuallf
OF CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL believe that many of the county
iregistrars are not overpaid. And by
OTHER LIBBBTILS. whom 4 Not out of the funds of the
Province under the control of the
LuCk7low, Tune 5th, 1881. Government, but by the people of the
,...� r Vmcs,w^fits.lE�",f8.^.'•r i,near;',77.;. "�aer"eat=�-ea :i�ci➢''cL ' 'Ywr� ' • .�+.`..: a „,�:",.,ee
people of each county should have the
right to an equitable share of the
earuing of this office. The Globe gives
the net earning of the Bruee registry
office as $3242.74 and the refund to
the county $1715.52. Where the
xc'. •ds 500 the unknown
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COUNTY COUNCIL.
The June session' of the County
Council now being held in Lucknow has
brought together the people's repre-
ty
Bruce, and From the intellectual
appearance• of the assembled body,
their dispatch and business like
methods, it is safe to say that the
popular vote is competent , in this
County to, elect representatives worthy
of the people. The occasion has
brought tcpther, be.. ides the members
of the council;''a good many prominent,
visitors from different parts of the
county. We £eel that our village has
been highly honored; and feel sure that
our.. citizens will leave no stone un-
turned to make the visit enjoyable and
memorable . for many happy associa-
tions, so much so we trust that Luck -
now will become a place, famous
thrnughout the l.,nd for its hospitality:
-What The --e Say. -
.Elle wish it to be distinctly understood that we
do not hd'td ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed.by correspondents. .
OUR THREE M. P. P'S.
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,To the Editor .of The &enU gel : •
DEAR Sts, -As soon as the Domin-
ion Parliament ++as dissolved and the
proclamation 'for . a general election
announced,the question before the
country being considered of exceptional
, importance, the Ontario House .•id-
journed. The adjournment no doubt
was made Owing to the'. patriotic and
benevolent desire -of members to assist
their friends .in the campaign, and
thus promote the welfare of the t,oun-
try in general, a.ud their own constit-
tuents as in duty bound and under-
pledged promises•iu particular. -
When we consider that the most
conspicuous motto on the Reform
quan y or expen es o o ce is e
ascertained, and in this case is $1972.-
78. and the net earnings $3242.74
making a total of $5215.52, exclusive
of the refund. Now sir, while we are
willing to pay our. repistrar and all
our officers liberally, we do think the
Bruce registry office can be run for
less than 83215.52, and I firmly
believe that the excess of a fair and
liberal salary to our registrar during
the last 30 years would huild all the
county bridges in Bruce during that•
time,
ONTARIO.
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To the Editor of the &got i nel :
DEAR SIR.,—Mr. Kerr in„ his article
of May 22nd has made ,a pretty good I
case in favor of . Independence, . al-
NowMel
-MILLINERY 1 MILLINERY 1
..
is the time for tihe ad.ies to c -all -and leave
their r order for
OlsIN.rL'Ir. ��
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, PRING
- �o s selected by Miss
-0==
Our stock •
to please ter numerous customer s.
.� G � Best Attention
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}� els always p ea�T�
In this Department, as leis- Mares
to show goods.
W M. OViv ITFIffi..
HARDWA
Fi HARDWARE
Go to T. Lawrence if-youTHE HARDWARE want anything in
-�V1/ARE LINE
'shades. Alabastine in all shades.
though' he bas not attempted to an- He has just received a fresh assortment of mixed paints in a)
swer any of my •arguments, and. has" Churns, 3 sizes., " Ideal f1
weakened his own case by several Kalsomine,, White Wash and Paint Brushes. Daisy
state.men
asks m very keep of the answer Washers. Wringers, cheap. Carpet Sweepers.— Carpet Bleat .. ;
He asks me to cool and answer
the following questions :: 1. Who
wants annexation'? 2. Why do they
want it ? 3 - What' benefit would
-they derive .from it if they did get it:
--New - • - :eep my t
perature as low as possible and an-
swer them briefly as follows: 1'. A
great many of the most intelligent and
progressive people in Canada . want
annexation. ?: They want it because
they belies e it wouldl,e, to our best
interests w have it. 3. We vou::l
derive froth it continental 'and perrna-
Dent free trade, the abolition of mon-
opolies alid full development of our
great resources. He says that Canada- is
the.second largest in the world. Now this
is not the. 'case, but from the following
figures it ++•ill be seen that she is Only
'the fourth in size : Russia, 6.2S8,1•2
square miles Chinese Empire, 4,553,-
000 • square miles ;. United. States.
3,600,000 square miles, and Canada.,
banner is ...,ountry 'before party. . ,.
less .`Csquare miles. •It will ,also
`X01,�000
could -not be.expected. We felt be seen that Canada is not -larger than
.proud of our.Provinciai repfesentative, United States and Alaska con 4ined,
far their able and .zealous advocacy of I but --en the contrary it .is .Smaller, by
our welfare and prosperity, whether in 100,000 square miles or 64- million
our confederate relations ' to the. acres. Again he says. that. Canada
Dominion or in the local administra- contains more fertile soil than the
tion ourProvinci:i institutions. I am United States Now' any one who
not going to argue the a'ivant•ages or knows • anything about geography
disad;-ant.ages of the fiscal policy then knows that there is not another
-mated; for this is a question on
the ab:est• mind s �;i�`both parties
are talicii.ed: •
But, assu,''ing the siiiEerit�'.and die
interested. a : ocuey of , -our )opal
I'
P. P.'s in Do'.yi::i�':i wafters, up t.3
March 5th, I aril at 8
loss to under,
stand their. : ilt miler oi: April l 6th,
*bear Ma Woods, of Hastings,' moved
Pa:.isaie::t that the
srstesr of Uaviug pr incin; officers by
fees is of_jrrti n. ' -e ani that the Ise-
ought
au
ought -o ue anent ;•ti .so a to provide
for fat . payai. of these officers by
s$1t:1'e
I rain*, that sit who .re not party
ane �•ree that the county of
nupon wit.i many other
•'l3rucr ie
•.ario oouid :ee benefited
..,untie; to Com•
LS ad • •ason 41,1e, lea, a 1ile.ra]
country of anything like its size under
the sun with the exception of China,
which contains •as little waste land as
the United States. ' There is scarcely
any of it Which is not capable of pro.
duping some agricultural. pastural or
mineral wealth. Whereas a good
quarter of Canada can never be of any
tante. I do not wish to belittle our
country It is true we have great
resource s, but what ,: is the use of
resources if they are not utilized. - We
have as rich mines, as valuable fol este
and as good agricultural ]aria as .any,
country in, tree World, anti yet our l
filed..
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national 'debt is Filing up year ea year, Dated at Lticknow this 22nd day. of May.
our taw ns are languishing,. our mines
are lying idle, our farmers are not $. itOTrisou urn
progressing . vis they should and oriel
S Garden To Ls of all kinds.
Mill, Cans, CreameryCans. Honey Extractors. Dairy au �f other Past He also
� s
has in stock a full line ®f fencing wire, Annealed, Galvanized, A. tiro and plain, and Zebra.
-ter-t=e-•-Plaster of -Paris, P... 'fiats, Oils,. Glass and .
'
Putty. He would also call attention' to the new adjustable wire:wind'c�, wand door fly screens.
oa~,toal '
AVTC�ZTGiTG- ..
Done on the shortest .notice and at reasonable prices: All •kine of repairing
promptly • attended to.
L .7-Q i J QW �,,'NT
Notice to �9edito o•
GREEN- HOUSE FAR mE
in the �1latter. Doi old C�.'1at7.T e+l the -
Township
,ty
Township of IIeirean in the PLANTS
' - if Bruce, .Y'oor un. an Ix.r,l.�ent.
NYYTICE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN that the FoR
c H EA p
above named ]Donald Clark, e•f the 3',,tunsb i, nil
of Huron in tee Curt; of Bruce., Yeoman,
h' nxtde an aesi. nuieni to me (under the hr„
visions of Chat . L ,
`>4 R.S.0.1667 and amend -
in Act) of all his °real aid personal t— tare and
effects held .in trust for the benefit ..of his
Creditors.
A Meeting of the Creditors of the said es. --rte
is hereby convened and will be • held .et the
office of H. Morrison, Barrister, in the Village
cf
Lucknow, .,n
WEDNESDAY THE '3110 DAY OF JURE
• YS'?l, at the hour of Two o'clock iu the after-
n.t��n, to receive a sta.trnk-nt of affair_: to ap-
point inspectors and for the ordering up of the.
estate generally.
Cre.litors are required t file their-el:dins
with ray solicitor at the V tags•of Lucks e.
t- ether With proofs and particulars. re j rire-i
ht= the said Acts.. on sir before the
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FIRST DAY OF JULY A.D. 1894,
After which I will proceed to distribute the
said est -lie. having rec;ard only to such claims.
of whkh I hare then notice, and j will not i,e
responsible for the assets` of the said e;tat.e r`r
any part •thereof to any person or pe• ,r -
who claim or claims Mall n. t have been s,.
Solicitor for Trustee. Trustee.
million of our people are in the
United St.ates. bile just acro.ss the
l Tet not• one of our imaeirars ine cities are springing Cap,
•epreese•d an opinion new districts are bein,'opened up and
• favored the fee •leci 1 c fire.^rl emir.*ra.rz:t;�, and the 1
S'te 1 t 1I J1
'threes p. P •s
either 1"5- It te. he ,cinta would ask r, . D
S}-s2enl � debt I.er capita. is only about one third' OF t'ALL _�B1.E FARM PP.'OPE�.TY IN
th tS .. ar, l�tit conduct in that of what it is here The. causes c*f this 4 TETE TOWNSHIP i iP K1NLU:
fam,to re IN THE COUNTY QF BEI -CE
matter ta
.. WC1fe W
5sions durn.- are partly c:iiu•aTIC and F:i r1,y F•c,iia.:al
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If i�l c ani 'r -'til Stu a,e remedied by arine15-
w-ou; f i't tion T'.:r L -:.iced States is a little
>;s ++bich w,,r:d a iti•i, i,�e.f. It • has a:1 kinds
eir
the �._,::ii�aoa:' '. profs
IIre'k i c
. 44 - a :'ry-.4" i:, tl-mri� -d re u,t ,f Q'i:i;�- .. . _ .eas•equeraet- zed kind_
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bF F 6 parc
t: jx�.,ar.g- for whatever is 1 •st'pro-
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old rir:ic::, a.r art: •- in
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"Country {t'=1Ore
a- y
(S,NrTs so
was revisel, e- / rt- j there l''lev thus Lace as
Nliunit lea, r tie tis la
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aiibb�•,A`t►,� •i rtes+: rc t fu to : In Canada ada :he C�,LC...1 9115
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There vei.: be s:•id on
Wednesday, June 24th, 1891
at one o'clock in the ssteir,:•••n, at Wti rlv's
Entt ir. the •
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW,
virrue cd 1,^wers ` sale cwntainedlin I.
certait mc•rtgare which will be pre duce•7, at
' the Ka:;r: the fc,L'�winz property :
' PAECEL 1.—Lot 13 in the third cancesgion
•,f the T:,wn.Li',. f Ii.it,:eis in the C'unt-- e f
' Bru.' c:,l,taxing one hundred. acres inor.•
'.0 ices.•
es. Lit t \', e are t ua i
! aatorc w sm ,
as �iii'�s•�LJE-� tU ,
kr
an rsrol.e3c.t .-( L
7i4S3ui t, ti & toe of 10 -striae �+ry. - Tl1ls
during a e,f the
that as far ascthe u -'ion, tel' his au ,ieee
not matter if ,fir, _ � concerned it did'
'lio crat vas su$taiaed .
alrnest as ..ze ,iotas you +i i,J say as Patti
who gas alliin - .
ks` C71t7Tehr4 is
- sent
..an F,r,. give
a•I,1�:L - E
the
aJmost ,poly
prvdpet iuz of
�'un try t
are a+aicbn
excess tberefure must ?�
other country w
n`, sed that the '
tlart c4 ,the ;
,a Lii+' I�ru i
tyre
The f -wing improvements are said t.:
nn the premises : A':e.rut fifty acres cleaned,
-upon which is aaid to be erected a frame l,-:.n*e.
frame barn with i"g a8ditirrn. -
ATTENTION!
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beautiful and healthy
B INDER TWINE r
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 l.�OMPOSITE. BRAND,
Any nu;n1,-er' ofy
C;ERA~Y I1 1 ; • FUCHSIAS;
and other green -house plants.- Also
TOMATOES, CABBAGE,. ,
• AND CELERY PLANTS,
,of new and ,leading v-'arieties,•for -sale
cheap..
LarTe,.bealthy tomato, plants
TERXVLS :—.Fif`teet per cent..-.' • :
-.rust money to be paid th wn on the Day r f
Sale . F .�r balance termi will be tna`ie kn vwn
sa the gale.
F. r `urther particniara apply to
JONES BROS. & M,AC K.ENZIE.
Solicitors. Toronto Street, Torc,nt.o.
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/men. t S . 1:15. - qx ±•
r, u rl')� rCT
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+ • 4ti WtA,,. (ztl must
shape of gam. LflQ,
no n..tlat t rie+rs o hive . market. '� it a mast a ith
u Lhe ques,•ion I.
thingsed are British
.
produced in Eritiuh . +�It���.�
tg S. r..
rraittl". Ord
ONLY 5 CTS. PER DOZEN
CALL ANi) SEE THEM AT.
R. GRA HAM'S
GREEN HOUSE,
Outram 'St., - Lucknow.
We also can supply other
` JRCH
®. first-class brand uch as
!MVM.kNI-FACT'UREP.S' AGENT FOR BLUE RI.BBO N 7 :'
Y
lOC. PER:
CROWN BRAD, ' 12c. PER 1.
REp (_SAP, 13o. PER lt.
SCHCSOL DESKS,
• MAPS, AND
SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS.
'ENQT:IRE FOlI PRICES.
LCCE OW, - ONTARIO.
0 EY
oat e1 earned tand
o,or t?., tira of work,
tain8i,' and b 1 n r rE 10 those Or
either ora moat OT Old• and 1. their
own lotfiltiea.wbMe.tl7 thea lige An,
f■ ■ ane ran EeiT to )earn.
we format) rrerytkiinit lt• ata' .8:.11.61;77111 Tan nn da.ata
,.Mw apart momenta, or a;; your titer to the work. Traitit an
aatirn•7 new load -and firings tmooderin: roman to. t.tnr wtaher.
mart are earning feat. e!t 0 tom week rib-,
pro••meatgadtomb foi ':Z& 7CesomeuEgrataCera rail
` �VEM SI 1.,' iSi Vas-li vie ,r _
III
AND, PURE FLAX.
/ GIVE I'$ A CALL,
W. ALLIN.
BULL FOR SERVICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILI, KEEP
1 ,for service at lot 11. con. 8, Eastern
Division, Ashfield, the two year old thorpugh-
bred Shorthorn bull, "fled Biemark."
PEDIGREE—Red Bisn. ti, 12758, red,
calved March 8, 1889, bred by in. Mallongh,
Dungannon, • Ont. ; got bWallace (imp)
2752 ; dain Annie 8430 by Young Springwood
Prince 6299 ;' Grace Harper, 2nd, 9227, by..
British heir 2nd 28&.); Lady Harper 2nd, , t
6630, by 2nd Famoaa. Chief _ 1782 ; Lady
Harper 6629, by Grand Duke 6,t 5 ; Rose 1833
by Royal Duke of Gloster, 1035 ; Maggie,
1429, by Lord of Lune • (imp) 155 (16428) �'
Queen of the West, 1751, by. Victor 113t1
(12268) ; Daisy 823, by Halton 684 (11552).
Lavinia 4th 1342, by Duke of Wellington
(imp) 91. (3654) ; Lavinia 2nd 1340, by Alex-
ander (itnp) 6, •(11099) Lavinia (imp) 299,, by
a e: u of Scipio (142_1), by Eryholln e (10125), bS
Son of North Star (458),
TERMS—e.1.r0, Cores must be returned
three times 1' nectasary, or' they will be
sha ged for sen-iee. No fees charged if cows
are not in calf after third service,
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