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LAi11(;ISI DE.
hard esti)ig will atm At 1)e eotnpleted
i.y Next week.
School -house Nu. 9 ha. received a
blew coat of paint which greatly adds
-tro its appearance.
Miss McPhee is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Berge).
A short stop has .. hen put to the
• vacation at No. n.
.. Y ,
Miss(.,. � ftri)rv:•tolt has gone to
Pert 111 it' tliei le, r....14.1,1. her peda-
aU;Ie.Clul:les�
,11Irs. N. CrowstoLt is at present
riously indisposed.
Rev. Ur,' 'l •Lena tit, of Kinloss
lurch, preached ut th , Presbyterian
:;hunch here on Sunday last. •
Mr. J. Mowbray, of Whitechurch,
church on Sunday last.
MURRAY, Z[ALE.
the pedal; ,gut•b have all left the
"•'ale• and gone to their respective
chey voices and spe their pleasant
face;),) more.
Harvest is in full !,last and the
pound of the binder is• heard in the
Fair, and your humble servant
has a histle it,his tliurnband so is not
.good writing humor.
l''cr. Bowles has returned looking as
wale and jolly as r : fter hitt six,
tvek . s.)jouru with hi, parents at
t
):01i Va.
\1'e are; sorry to say that Mrs.
tire•viton Crowstoit Itiv been seriously
ill for some time,
d
sit
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THE GREATEST YET,
E1.1E C RE]J& :11 O F '11.1E t ;l )NT I N EI\l-T
TO 13E EX.HI I3ITEI) AT
TORONTO-.
Yuma lIuy he Expected . at the 'Toronto
rvIl.:Mafon in a Few {'eek:..
roi 11- --guartern-ea:ppl•ieatJions -fGr-
.pace at the forthcoming, great Indus -
tri Fair to be held at Toronto from
'the ..7th to- the 19th of September are
being sent in by every nail. It is now
an assured -fact that 'Canada's Great
Fair will this fail outrival any of its
µortdecessors. .ever before were Mere
so many, entries from the 'United
State's, and on no former occasion has
suck widespread interest been rnani-
:.£ested iu its success. Notwithstanding
the fact that .new, buildings have been
erected and old ones -enlarged during
'the past summer, sufficient entries
have'been received to almost'fi11 them.
Even Great Britain is beginning to
realiie that it pays to bring its nano--
factures� -before the people of Canada,
as at no place can they be.seen by so
many, and several of the leading'
manufacturers of England have applied
for space , during. the .past couple or
three weeks at this' Exhibition. The
. railway' and steamboat companies have
this year. notified the Asso3iation of -
their intention to give extremely low
:rates during its.progress. • A new line
.of railway -into the grounds Wilt enable
�:-ttiilitot's of live stock on both the
great railway`s to unloael within a"few
yards of the stock sheds: It is wt•oudor-
• ful the success that has attended this
re .sly great enterprise sine its incep
tion fourteen y l:rs,aigo,-. ut it may
'readil'y be ac eounteil for by anyone
who will tape the troul.)le to examine
the prize list.
The Lucknow S6htin
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MARRIED.
HEAT-0x-=1r(irsths: -AE at. - rata r church,
(tiiutou, .•rt August 12tb, by t'a,e Bev_ W.
Craig, 1:. D., ',Fir. Alexander 1). lteati.n,
of Whitechurch, to !hiss Elizabeth
Holmes. eldest daughter of 11Irs. M,
Taylor, of Clinton,
it
akes
re 1
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Anil by so doing Hood's Sai'sajlarliia cares
3ernfula. salt rheum. and all oth .j blond rlle-
eases, aids proper digestign, tort's dyspepsia,
gives strength to every organ of the body.
and prevents attacks of that tired feeling or
more serious affection. The fact that it has
cured thuu,auets of others is sufficient reason
fur belief that it will cure you.
N. B. Be sure to. get
od14-
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 51; slit for 55. Prepared only
by C. L HOOD d: CO., Apothecaries, Luwull,'Mass,
_ Infl I4aY�P��11n� iisiullar
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carce
Bruce °aunty, Au ust 2I'st
ood
Filling sorting orders this
[':"zt'4SYcaT+w:.�.: ••Tx�'S.v,Keliir+: ipF'.f:xC"-'::t::,wtt1^a•`«iu.n,9.4u.•::l
«reek in
I)RY GOODS.
COLTS ESTRAY
('AME TO THE I'RlEMISES O1+ P111"
X./ undersigned, lot 1, eon. 3, h inloss, on or
about the 16th of August, two yearling colts,
dark browns or blacks with white hind feet
and one fore foot also white, and white stripe
on forehead, ''Che owner is requested to prove
prhp. sty p:,•v , •,i., t:ikt: tht•n1 :twuy'•
•- l'lt.'l'lal llt)ll(;1' 1YSUY,
4'J17 Lucknow P. O,
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GIVING UP
HAVIN.(a 1)ECIl)E]) TO GIVE UP
th:•'Me•rchant'Pair "i•ing' business iti'Luck
I will clear out the.halance of my
TWEEDS,
WORSTEDS ETC
At an, aelvane e of 10 per cent, ran cost.
a'Cer)unts must im-settletl`estherby cash 'Jr p•6te-
s
nn or hefnrt• tthe'
15TH OF AUG.
SUMi\'IER FABRICS
In Sateens,
. Ili Prints,
Iii. M'E'SS Triinining.s,
In Gloves, Mitts and
Lace Goods, -
TIl COttOnades,
Ire Flanneletts.
All sizes in
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS'
Ready-made' Clothing
After that date all account:. will be placed Now Full.
in other handa for collection.
No less than four-fifths of the many
thousands• of dollars distributed
• 'annually go to the farmer and stock
raiser, and• while no. other industry is
slighted, this greatest one receives the,
lion's shares, and justly so. The farm-
ing community, appreciate this and by
• their presence at Canarlii's great gather.
mg •every year endorse the [action of,
the Association. While .the. farmer
visiting thcx Exhibition cannot'turn•,in
any direction without seeing something
te.' instruct hila, he finds more than
•.that. • �To pains have 'been spared to
1Ttgt'es -and--arouse visitors every
tuinute of the day. Manager Thayer,
Df Boston, a man %%llose .reputation in
his particular line is continental, has_
this year added his vast experience in
.ssisting to make the amusements
•eclipse' anything that has, ever pre-
• .zeded there. Then again the scientist,
the mechanic and the artist will find
in various departments something of
special value to thele. When it is
• rcni(•mliered that over a quarter of ,t
pillion people from all parts of Canada
ild the adjoining. States visited the
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oronto Fair last year, one can' readily
form an opinion of its -gigantic propor-
tions and its i,nlportancr' and valu(' to
the country at large.
-Airs. A. M. Hatuil`tun and slaugh-
ter, of London, are visiting friends in
the village.
A. S. CAMPBELL.
ESTERN FAIR
LONDON.
Sept. 17th to 26th, 189!.
CANADA'S FAVORITE
LIVE STOCK, AGRIC.ULTLTRM,
INDUSTRIAL AND ARTS EX-
IBITION.
E§TABLISJiED 1868.
LARGE INCREASE . OF EXHIBITS AND
ATTENDANCE EVERY YEAR.
I5.'l(1 lads hood, but 1801 will be better.
$25,000 I N - PRIZES.
Attractions, Ftr,, which lire being arranged
for,, will surpass any yet produced. .
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
.ON ALL RAILWAYS.
Entries close September 12th; For 'Prize Lists
and information apply tt,
CAPT. A. W. PORTE, Pass.
THOS. A. BROWNE, SEc1u T, nv.
To THS FARMERS
I• have rented• the. store
'occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
nd
aam prepared ' to
PA -Y" CASH
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.i
The highest price willbe
paid for butter according to
quality.
: R. C. WRUNG.
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See Them.
Sorting in
Men's.' Stiff'& Soft Felt Hats:
• High Cuts are in
demand and fashionable.
BETTER HAVE ONE.
FirUIT , =SEASON.
Means, Seaters and Sugar:
They combine to preserve.
WE HAVE. T1ILJ1.
TEN PACKAGES
tNSOLVEPlT NOTICE
Iti THE MATTER uB
A. Ei BRASHER,
Insolvent. of Lucknow,
THE INSOLVENT HAS ASSIGNED
to me in the benefit of his creditors. A. meet -y
will be held at the office of
J..?a os-- Po.; G3 'Ioa(Ce• ,
'1.'rotiti at 2:311 p.w.
111, tlkt 2mh fust„ t+ reeeit, a, statement of
affairs, appoint insl,ettors, and give direction:
with seferenc; to the disposal of the estate,
r). HEN])P:RSON, •
17 Front St. West, 'Toronto, Assignee
DotsShoes
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-.a.,7z-m ,+c?i1bL�,:r.>arr¢m .,ewiirrc•-rcaw�.,n , u.;i,,A.r....rtry.nJ` . .
Something that everybody
wants and at prices that can
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wish tire general public to distinctly un;
de•rstand that I have iu stnt•k all kinds of
!foots and Shoes in every •
Variety of Style
anti ,1a,C,.
Whish 1 am selling for cash cheaper titan can
lit bought at any other store in lay
County. All I 'ask is
New. Ceylon Teas,—The Best
Grown. --Prices• from-:JOc. up.
,EXTRA VAt.tUES.
Yours,
A. E. BRASHER.
GOOD UDC ENT
AND ..THE _ _CASH.
(rive 11 it, a tail, and. don't be leis away with
• every wind that idows. •
BUTTER AND EG(.s TAKEN AT
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LUCKNOW.
III AND BUTTER
• Important to Farmers;
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUB -
chased the superior 'thoroughbred
Holstein -Friesian Bull, Sir ;Westwood .43210),
will keep •him fa' service at Lot 6,'Con. 14,
Ashfield.
PEDIGREE :1 -Sir Westworid (13210). was
bred by B. B. Lord & Son, Sinelairville, New.
York".; -calved :august-qt44188$-t hlaek, with
shield. patch over shoulders ; belly;, legs and
part of tail white.
Sir Westwond (13210) was sired, by Lytle,
4102, H. 11'. 'Li. B Dam, :Lady Westwond
(imported) 11611, H. 1+'. It B., milk record
SOI lbs, per day at 4 years old, and, 181 lbs. of
butter in 7 days at same age, one of the finest
cows we ever owned.
Lytle was hired • by Barrington,, (imported)
2103, who is claimed to be without an equal in
the world, and $3000 in dish was twice
refused for him.. His service fees .were $100
per cow, His deur was Mietje 2nd (imported)
a )doted prize •winner•„witb a milk record of'62
lbs. per day at•two.years old. ••
Lady Westwood (imported) 111;11, was sired
by Peter, 103, N. H. B., one o£ the most noted
bulls ever known in Holland, being the winner,
of first r,rizes • and diplomas at five • of the
largest shows in Holland, • vires was sire of
many of the 'most noted cows that were •
imp:rrted to• 'this cotruitry. -His •dam was
Gletbnrine"(ianliorted)•; milk record 89 lbs in
a day ; 20134 lbs in ten mt;,nths, and 21 lbs of
butter in 7 days in J•anttary, 1886, all under
ordinary care.
Barrington was sired by Jacob 2nd (District
Bull), dam 1 -lamming (Imported) ; milk
record 99 lbs to a day, on grass alone. She
Was•valued at $5000. -
Mietje 2nd. (Imported), was sired liy .Tacob.
Dani, Mietje (Imported). Milk record 83 lbs
per. day, and winner, id gold toedal'fn Roland
for 1 rest dairy cow on exhibition, ' • . .
Peter, 103, .was sired by District Bull ; dam
...Icahn., milk record 87 lbs per day, alit!1J!i
lbs of butter in 7 days.
Wlenburine• (Imp) was sired by District
Bull ; :dam, Srijntje, milk record 914 lbs per
day butter record 20 lbs in'1 clays. •
Jadob 2nd was got by Jacob ; dain, Minnie,
milk record. 86 lbs per day , batter record 18
lbs., 9 oz. in 7 days.
Hamming (lull'tl) wast sired by Jacob
(Distrir;t bull) ; thio, Srijntje, •00 lbs per day.
Mietje (Juin,) was sired by District Bali ;
dam, .11eitje 1st, milk record S8 lbs per day.
Jacob was sired by Klaso ;' Jam, Marian,
milk record 8S lbs per day ; bnttisr record
20.} lbs in? days. •
This pedigree will show Sir Westwond the
richest- bull of the breed in Canada. He'is
straight and round as a barrel ; heavy, low set
muscular Jegs. with, four large teats, and large'
uiilk veins, The above is a, true record'nfi the
breeding of Sir Westwond, Signed,
H. & W. F. BOLT,! RT.
TERMS Single cow, 81.75, cash atttimt
of service, A reduction will be allowed fur
three or wt.re cows.
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tri Agents, Men au,! �b'uulrn,
Teachers . and (b rs ylnen. tt, intrr•dut:,• • a
uew and popular standard boo!..
Testilllolly -of 19 Centuries to
Jesus 'of Nazareth.
...The most rt•ruarka)le religious book of the
age, written by :300 t-tninent acholars, Non-'
sectarian. Every f'hri,tian wants it. E, elu-
sive territory ;air eu. APPLY TO
The Henry BHI Publishing :.:o.,
Norwich, Conn,
APLEsfr'
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NU SERIES,
WATERLOO, N. Ya
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'tnae.4'1L$kBiRwff,'=3et ltiuiatopl. ".g r� ,, `'a^ ' it•
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and vicinity, for the li)trral patronage given us
in the past, we trust to see a continuance of .
the same, guaranteeing satisfaction t , all by
supplying our Most, ,hoi<.e ;;iattes of
NURSERY STOCK.
Our 1.1.1r, 11. Spencer will has t• pleasure 111
calling nptII jynit during I;t'5ei'\i .•
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Af1ENTS WA,NTEb IN ()THE]; GOU1,
LUCALLTIE.S.
For terns- apply ti
J. W. MACKAY,
(;en, 1lanitger, %it. 'Phoma,.
T Hub rery!
IMME N SE BARGAINS:
Having ,just received a largo c.-esiLre
hien!. of •
Fresh Grocelles, .
Choice family Stour,
Choice Tobacco,
Canned, Goods .__.
Crockery,
Glassware
a
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and Sugars,
which will be sold cheap at
,the Hub Grocery.
Goods cl'elivered to all parts
° - of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
JOHN
13ARKWELL,
Lucknow P. 0.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
ENGLISH CHURCH - SIM—VICES 1i
a. m. and 6:30 .p. m. Sunday School,
2:30 p. m , Superintendent,' Wm. S. Holmes.
Adult class etery Wednesday evening at
o'clock, Bible and.ppr_ayer book lesson's. All
e welcome., REV. W, J. CONNOR, Pastor.
Is the most ancient and most general of all
diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free
from it, while thousands everywhere. are its
suffering slaves. Hood's Sarsaparilla has
remarkable . success in curing every form of
scrofula. The most severe and painfuTrun-
ning sores, swellings in the neck, or goitre,
humor in the eyes, causing partial 'or total
blindness, and every other form' of ?Mood.
disease have yielded to- the powerful effects
of this medicine., Try it.
Hood.'s
SarsapariUa'
Sold by all druggists. 51; slx for $s. Prepared only
by C.I. HOOD d;,CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Blass,
100 Doses 'One Dollar
BULL FOR SERVICE,
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THE 'UNDERSIGNED "WILL `KEEP •
l•fer service at lot 11, con. 8, Eastern
Divisinn,.Ashfield, the two year !ilei thorough-
bred Shorthorn brill, `teed )3ismark."
PEhIGREE---Red Bismarck, 1276. real .
calved March 8, 1889,'ared by \Vnm. Mallough, •
t)unganhtin, Ont. ; • got by Wallace (imp) •
2752 ; dlun Annie 8430 by Yonne; Springwood •
Prineu 6290.; Grace 'Harper 2nd; 0227, liy
British Heir, 2nd 2889 Lady Harper 2nd,
6630, by 2nd Famo:i.•i Chief; 1782 ; Lady
Harper 6629, by Grand Duke -1;7:r'; Rose 183:%
by Royal 1)ukt' of Gln'ster, 1035 : Mas;gi ',
1429, by Lord of Lune (imp). 1:55 (16428) 1
Queen' of the West, 1/51, by Victor 1136
12268) ; Daisy 823, by Halton 684 (115452).
Lavinia 4th 1312, by Duke of Wellington
iinp)^91. (36.i4) ; Lavinia 21111 13.40. by Alex •
ander (imp) 6, (110:19) ; Lavinia (imp)29:1, by
son of. Scipio(1�421),by l ryhnlui,•. (1918), by
Son of North Star (458), • ..
TERMS-ell/Al. Cows must lie •ret>1rne
three times mtes.ary, or they will he
Nor charged for service. N'fees charged if cows
are not in calf after third service,
PALTI, SMELTZER,
Belfast P. U. • to
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SIL YF.A lt! I undertake td briefly
tench a ny'fatrly intelligent person of either
3000 set, who run rend and write, and who,
after tnntruyitiyn,tvill work industriously,
stow to crab Three Thousand Dollars. n
Year intheir nwn Iornlltirs.n•hereverthey llve.I will also furnish
tho situation or enlpinyment,nt whish you rnnsntn that mous*.
No money for me unless suoressful as above. Easily and quickly
1'arnr.1. 1 desire but otic worker from each district or county. 1
have already taught and provided with employment n lar
' humors, why aro making over tit 3000 a Tear each. It's NE
end-SOLI D. Full Jr..Dim
Arlan,.ntonce,
A
. C. ALLEN. .420, Asignstu, Maine.
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