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•DTBEB LIBERTIES.
Luo1 new, Aix st 21st, 1,801.
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in hi.. place. lace. There being no
answer, the Speaker related the steps
that had been taken to notify Mr.
McGreevy 'of the order:... It appeared
that a telegram was delivered."to him
on Friday last at 2.45 p. m., in the
office of the Richelieu & Onta.rio.Navi-
g,ation Company in Quebec. The
Minister of Justice burp-edi hely timed
that he be taken. into custody by the
sergeant -at -arms. The niotioii -. -wits
carried without a word of discussion.
At the upening of the House Lt. -Col.
Todd, now of the library staff; had been
appointed deputy sergeant -at -arcus
probably with a view to the arrest of
the member who has thus placed him-
ment in the case is the statement, of
the truth of which there is no doubt,
that Mr. McGreevy has sent in his
resignation .as a member of the House.
This, however, will not relieve him of
his obligation to appear, or purge him
of his contempt, for he was ordered to
KEW SCHOOL LAW.
On the first of this month tho act
passed at the last session of the local
legislature respecting truancy and corn-
v : ttendance came into
ince. The law requires that allure
teen between the ages of eight and
,fourteen shall attend the public school
lfor a full term, and failing to do so
%without sufficientexcuse, parents,
•!uardians and children are liable to
In Lawns, Mullins and Embroideries our
A special line of
Skirt width embroidery at 55c per yai4d
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oroseCutruii. e ekuUaeB
iby the act are, efficient instruction at
Leine or elsewhere ; sickness ; no
,achool within two mill., .xceses a child
milder ten, three miles if older ; lack.
elf school acconimodation ; if excused
by magistrate} or principal, or has
passed the entrance. •A justice of
. peace may gront� a child six weeks
cleave of absence during each school
term if he is .satisfied that the services
of such cchild are required in husbandry
.or in urgent or household duties. In
towns and .villages the municipal coun-
ted shall appoint truant • officers to
enforce this act ; in townships the
school trustees have- this . power,. and
a'child fails to attend within five days
'esf notification 'by this officer, proceed-
ings shall be instituted against the par-
'ant4 The penalty is a fine of from $5
to $20 with the option of giving bonds
for $100 that the child shall attend
—ate -sc%iobi: `.Assaessars-are-to-enter--in-
a, book, when making their assessment,
the _names and ages of all children of
s clool •age in the municipality, which
will be compared with the school
,avgister by -the truant officer. Corpor-
.sttioi s, officers or agents of coporations
ap
breach of the Independence of Parlia-
went Act, butto answer to the ques-
tion he refused to answer before the
Privileges and' Elections Committee,
who got the benefit of the election
fund to which Larkin, Gonnolly & Co.
and others contributed, It is rumored
that he will not return at all, but will
renaeve himself from the jurisdiction
of Parliament, At all events his con-
tinued refusal to answer and . even to
appear inParliament is an extraordin-
ary circumstance, • trom which it is
impossible to avoid the inference that
he had something serious to conceal,
not perhaps in his own interest but'in
the interest of other members of
Parliament. _
neglecting to enforce this act are liable
to a- penalty- of from $25. ' t -o--$50.
Parents .will do well to bear this fact
in mind and see that their. children
:mart to school when the holidays,are
• dewer. •
IN THE new Parliament natives Of
Canada are in the ascendent by a large
aanajority. Of the 213 elected, 182
claim -Canada-as -their .place of birth,
tlafteen were born in Scotland, seven in
England, seven in Ireland and two in
the -United States. In the Senate, 55
.of the 77 members were born in Cana
da, aline in 'Ireland, six in Scotland,
four in England, two in the. States and
tone in Switzerland. •
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Go to T. Lawrence if you want anything iii
THE HARDWARE OR TINWARE UNE •
He has just received ,a fresh assortment of nixed paints in all shades. A1abastir.e in all shfdes,
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Kalsonline, White Wash and Paint Brushes,. ." Daisy " Churns,- `3 sizes. Idea
Washers. ash . Wrin ers, cheap. Carpet Sweepers. Carpet Beaters. Garden Tools of all kinds.
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VIil Cans Creamery Cans Honey Extractors. Dairy and other POs. He also
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and Zebra,
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Ihas in stock a f1111 line of fencing wire, Annealed, Galvanized, Barb and p,
iiISDt�E i
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR
To the Editor of the S'eniinel ;
DEAR SIR,—Kindly allow rue to
cotrec-a mistake with fe e'a rice to -the -
late entrance examination, which ap-
peared in the last issue of the SENTINEL.
The full list of successful candidates
was not published in your paper,
Teeswater and Port Elgin being left
off., which I suppose caused the
mistake. The highest 'mark, 617, in
"West Bruce was -takenr-by--Miss--Dou;-
las Campbell, a pupil of Miss Minnie
McPherson, S. S. No. 10, Culross, her
total being'55 marks 'more than the
highest mark scored by the Para-
mount pupils. Her sister, Miss Nellie
Campbell took 555 marks, being only
seven behind the first of the afore
mentioned pupils,
IN 1837 ' Canada had only sixteen
•aniles of railway. This had grown to
lofty -nine miles in 1847. Ten years
later the Canadian. railways reached
1,428miles, in 1867, 2,258,mlles, and
this was more than doubled its 1874,
when the figures reached 5,574 miles.
In 1887 . the total Was 11,691 miles',
and on June 30th, 1890, the last date
to which the figures have been com-
piled, 13,256 miles were in operation.
On •June 30, 1890, ,there were really
1.4004 miles of railway in Canada,
because 748 miles had been completed
'which. had not been turned over to the
operating departments. The increase
•over the year previous was 628 miles.
Canada has shownprincely generosity
to her railway corporations, .the Cana-
dian Pacific, of course being the chief
beneficiary. Of the .786,447,812
capital,in the Canadian railways $181-
3k, 721, or nearly 23 per cent, -has
been .contributed by the Dominion or
Provincial governments fir munici-
palities.
ORDERER HIS ARREST.
OTTAWA, Aug. 18,—Thomas Mc-
' 'reevy did not put in an appearance
in the House of Cotemons today, and
an order was issued for his arrest.
There. 'was sohiething very business:-
like
usiness-like and commonplace in the proceed-
ings which • ended in this important
step. • Firat•the clerkread the oxder
of the day, in which it was stated that
Mr. IVIcGreerty • was to appear in his
JUSTICE.
HYMENEAL.
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Coal Tar, Coal Tar Roof Faint, Water Lime, Plaster of Paris, Paints, Oils,
Glass and
Putty. He would also call attention tothe new adjustable wire window and door fly screens.
Done on the shortest notice and at reasonable prices. All kinds of repairing
promptly attended to.
LTCK.NOW 01 T -
(Contributed )
In another column the fats are told
of an interesting event which took
place at St. Paul's church, Clinton, on
Wednesday morning,namely the
marriage of Miss Holmes, eldest
daughter of Mrs. M. Taylor, to Mr. A.
D. Beaton, of Whitechurch. The
bride and groom were attended respect-
ively by Miss M. J. Holmes and Mr.
H. M. Snell. Miss Holmes has been
i1 valued member of St. Paul's congre-
gation, and was an earnest worker in
the Sunday School and other depart -
merits, whereve her willing mind and
ready hands could be used, she will be
much missed. The Sunday School.
teachers• and officers and some members
of the Woman's Auxiliary presented
her with a chair and centre table.
The following letter Was addressed to
her after the wedding :
DEAR 1V RS. BEATON,—Yor - friends of the
Sanday School and Woman'`s Aurilary of St,
Paul's church, desire to congratulate you on
the happy event of this day and to wish you
many years of wedded happiness, They
desire also to express their• estimation of your
character and to say how much you will be
missed in their varied church work, where
your ready and valuable assistance has always
been so cheerfully and; ungrudgingly given,
They were:unwilling to cant a shadow over
the nappiness of this day, yet they Cannot but
try to express their regret that they must part
from you. -hey feel it will be hard to fill.
. your place, and they now say from their
hearts "The Lord bless thee, and keep thee.
The Ldrd make His face shine upon thee and
be gracious unto thee, The Lord lift pp His
countenance unto thee and give thee peace,"
Asking you to present their kind regards to
your husband; and to accept from them the
gift bf a chair and centre table, your friends
�t
:nonce more say "good bye," and speed you
on your'journey a ,th warmest wishes for you*
welfare.
CALIFORNIA'S DESERT . LAKE.
San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 17.—The
desert lake in Southern California will
be permanent. The latest reports
from Salton are that the water is
slowly but surely rising at the rate of
; about three-fourths of an inch per day.
The amounts of water now in the
Salton basin is about 4,4601544,000
cubic feet.
PORT. AN
IMPORT t
Dei MV RCIIISO
Will .shortly .send his annual
import o}cier for ".'gods frona
Great Britain. Part. ies wish-
ing to place special Orders for
books, etc.; are invited t`o call.
D MURCHISON,,
IMPORTER.
SIR JOHN 14.. MIACDONA.LD. MEM
ORIAL.
Subscription to erect a suitable
national memorial to commemorate the
life and work "of the Right Hon. Sir
John A. Macdonald, G.C.S., will be
received at the Post Office, Lucknow,
Mr. A. B. Congram's store and H.
Morrison's office, and duly acknow-
ledged through the columns of.—the
Empire, Toronto, and the Lucknow
SENTINEL. Subscriptions limited to
00 and as low as 25 cents.
Received thus far :—
.1 8 Tennant,M,D.$5 00 David Moody, $1. 00
H Morrison,. 5 00 1I Campbell, sr '1 00
Thos r Cain•, `'. 2 00 A G Elliott,M.D 1 00
A 8 Campbell, 1 00 Mrs A: G Elliott,1 00
Robert Martin, 1 00 W. J Connors ...1 00
M McDonald, ......1 00 flay McDonald 1 00
D C Taylor, .....1 00 Mrs H Krzilspn 25
Robt Webster... . 50 J .(Denning,;,.... 1 04
FARM FOR -SALE
till 011 Deckmum PROPEItTY OF- THE LATE.
1 Thomas Mullin, comprising 200 acres
of good land, Nos. 0 -id 6, Con. 11, .Ash-
field. 120 acres arra cleared, and the
particulars apply to
THE STAR RESTAURANT remainder is maple lash, For further
y MATLCOLM' McDONALD,
liX.eCUG>Y', .I/IJCICN11w
BEATS THEM ALL. --...
Just received a consignment
'of fresh vegetables and fruits.
Fresh Watermelons,
Fresh Cucumbers,
Fresh Cabbage,
Fresh Tomatoes,
New Potatoes.
Thanking the citizens of
Lucknow and - the public
generally for past favors since
commencing business I would
solicit a continuance of the
same.
Ice-cream, cider and other
temperance drinks, canned
goods, biscuits and confection-
ary' always on hand as of old.
J. C. KINC AID.
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1891
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President >Nfanager. Toronto Telegraph c.r Telephone at my expense,
1891,—VOTERS' LIST -1891
f,
Municipality of the Village of Lucknow
County of (truce.
oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
. I ]grave transmitted or delivered to the
persons mentioned in 'the third and fourth
sections of the "Voters' List Act" the copies
required by said section to be so transmitted
.or delivered- of the list, pursuant to the said
act; of all persons appearing by the last
revised Assessment Rol of the said- Munici-
pality to vote in the 'said Municipality at
elections for members to the l:egislacti�
Assembly and at iriunieipalelections,•andthe
said list was first posted up at.niy hffice in ,
Lilcknow 'on . the .13th day of July, 1s91,
and remains there for inspection. .
Electors are called tlpon to' examine the
said list, and if any omissions or any . other
errors are found- therein, • to Calve immediate
proceedings to have the saweea'rers corrected
according to law.
Dated at Lneknow this 13th day of Jufy, '91.
H. MORRISON, .
Clerk of the said Mtuircipalit3
Lucknow P', O.
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,surround you with every. comfort and
anticipate and gratify your every wish.
She—How good of you, Harry ! Arid
on $19 a week, too ! .
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Mirth .British and Mercantile; of Edinburgh
ars t•London. Western, of TQ nto, -
Liyerj$ool & London and Globe, of l derl)�,nl,
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Northern, of London and Aberdeen.
Guardian; of London, Engla id. Phn�.ni , o f
London, England, and Accident In-
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