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The `Lucknow ae �tinel, Bruce t ►ot�nty,. October 16th
.ROUSING RECEPTION.
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JAMES LISTER, U. P., CROWNED
WITH HONOli l3Y ELECTORS
OF LAMBTON.
SARNIA, Oct, 13 -The defllonsera-
rtion today in honor ,of Mr. James
Listerr, th.Q popular representative -of
West Lanibtorr in the Nouse. of
Commons, was the grandest affair ever
_witnessed•-ln-tkls.sown*. - Tire -wholi
Ito wn was gorgeously decorated with
•S ,bunting, etc., and as the monster
pr loession passed through the rinci-
,pal streets it presented a grand sight.
About two hundred men were mounted
on
or
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a
ck
besides d large +
r ge re reseri•
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..different municipalities in the .county,
and a -big delegation of Chippawa
Indians from the Sarnia reserve, which
•was headed. by -their own band. The
Sarnia, Watford and Forest bands
were also ill the procession. In car -
the occasion several other members of
Parliament and prominent politi3ians.
Arriving at Victoria Square about 2
p. m. the speaking took place. First
came thej address to Mr. Lister, read
y M,!� A. Smith, President of the ROCKED IN THE CRAIRLE t. F
est*tan ton .Deform Association. THE DEEP.
-The address spoke of the appreciation
lin which M Listerh
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THIS CATCHES YOU
The SENTINxI. has been able to complete an
unusually favorable, clubbing arrangement
this season with
- The Lou4dlli A ijvertiser.
and its advantages. will be °given entirely to
subscribers,
The Western Advertiser is now published
twice ra week, and contains eight pages in
each an
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Its...
Western Ontario (gouty
trews is a specially attractive feature while
nerve, from 4111 parts of the, .world is placed in
subscribers hands everythird day, For six-
teen pages every .w.eek the -rate -of -21 -.325 -is
very low, especially when for this 'figure is
also seat the popular ladies' monthly' Wives
ad- Baughf;crs " `whose regular subscription
price is fift cents ran
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Another stock of boots and shoes
arrived this week. Come in: and seg
our prices before buying: -J. F. Gib-
son, McIntyre's old statad,,
-One day this week Messrs.
Arthur Oongram. and W . Powers
rode to Benlniller and Godsrich on
their bicycles, and report a pleasant
trip.. , - . .
-The cold nights reminds Oil that
.cold days ate coming. soon. Our
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NQTIC,E OF DISSOLUTION
1rOTICE IS HEREBY sI VF
the partnere-bIp heretofore TRAT
subsisting
between us, the undersigned as Drugrrists in
the Village of Lueknow, bias been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debt owing
to
tbe.aaid partnership are to be paidto Harry
Days. and all claims against the said partna.-
ahipare•Woo •to be•presei)ted to -the said Harry
Day.* by whom the save will be settled.
Batted at Lrioknow this est day of Sepem-
ber, 1891.
stool( of under clothing is-.eselk-asserted= V.-itnees, • OIr
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or ,lust such weather as we may ex -
The -prices are -reduced to the
6west livin' rat. -W. Con
A GRAND OFFER. -John Griffin,. auctioneer, will sell
FIGURES THAT WILL BEAR INSPECTION, by public auction at lot 2, con. 8,
Wives and Daughters
Western Advertiser, twice a week 81.25 (E. D.) Ashfield, on .Tuesday October
monthl
y • 50
:NT
INEL, weekly
oaac:o i1001g siewyalrnf
Our clubbing rate for the three 11.95
What every subscriber may save .... ,. 80
Remember that those who are not already
subscribers of either paper get balance of 1891
free ; a payment of only 81.70 guaranteeing
the and a regular dwice-aweek publicatof a tiontion until theweekly
of 1892 from the date of Agbsctrn,tinn
'yam`' 1►i.-f fi vPs one; Time•
Tlsironer you subscribe, the-ruore you will
receive;
Address all orders to •
THE SENTINEL, Lucknow, or
Advertiser Printing Co., London, Ont.
Qt_
h
2 a quantity_ _
of
rfare
n sto
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75 ` 'iryara; ear, -.the ' P Per y of Wm.
Riddle. As the proprietor is -leaving
the farm all will be sold without
reserve.
ELLIOT TRAVER, Ir HARRY DATE,
-Ratnership existing- betiveel¢`Mr i3;
Days and myself as druggists, etc„ having
ex 'ired, Mr. H, R ,
curie t e
curing h�ysiness, I have much .pleasure in
recommending hien toyour conhdence.accept .'lease
thanks and kind feelins
frryou past patronage, very
I a k a continuance of
the
same in
bthalf alf u
f M'r,
H.
Days, I am
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. r• 'vas eld by the
people of Lambton and particularly of
,his work during the Last session of
'Parliament. Mr. Lister is. response
gave a lengthy and able addresw in
which he dealt with the great battle
of the last session, and spoke of the
bribery and corruption which the
Liberal party charges has for years
existed in different public dc;partinent>7.
- He spoke -of the necessity, of purifying
the Government of the country, and
severely dealt with the various scan-
dals. He charged the Hoe. '"Mr.
Chapleau with having a guilty know-
ledge of e corruption in the Printing
Bureau. 'r. Lister was followed in
short spe `• es by Messrs. McGregor,
.Hyman, Armstrong, Gibson, Suther-
land, Campbell, Landerkin 'and David
.Mills, The last named spoke at some
.length on the work of the last session,
'the policy of the Liberalparty and -the
.necessity for puttin; - down ` w rong-
•doingand corruption. All the.speakers
.paid strong tribute 'to Mr. Lister for
'his services during his Parliamentary
career
, and particularly duringrthe. last
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.REPORT OF S. S. NO. 14, HiJROIQ
Fourth class -Excellent -I, Picker--
itrg. Good -A Murchison, E Hamil-
G Murchison.
Third ` elass-Good-B •Murchison,
L Murdoch; 1I Hamilton, E Agnew,
E McGill.' Bad --B Ra ertson, V
Tennyson, M Hen n, L Clarkson.
Second class -d -K Beaton.
Bad -W Tiffin, I Henderson, G
Tennyson..
Part II -Good -S Robertson, A
Clarkson, D McKenzie, G Murray.
Bad -W McKenzie.
Average for the month 36..
N. B. -The pupil's work is excellent.
if his average 'mark reaches 80, and
• bad if it falls lelow 50.
ELECTION PETITIONS.
Final Fixtures of Dates and Places for Trial
Toronto, Oct. 12. -The following
(final fixtures of dates and places for.
,the trial of Dominion election protests.
.in the Court of appeal were handed out
+.to -day by Justice Maclellan :
East Hastings, at Belleville, on Jan.
1.2,_.9` -
East Yirk, at Markham, on Jan. 5,
.1892. '
" Add figt e, it Ntipahetcpn Deo.'21, '
Legguox, at Napanee, ontDec. 17.
Prifice Edward and Bross protest, at
:Picton, on Dec. 14.
North Wellington and cross protest,
at Guelph, en Dec. 10. -
Centre Wellington and cross protest,
atGuelph, on Dec. 7. .
East Elgin and cross protest, at St.
Thomas, on Dec. 2.
East Bruce, at Walkerton, on Nov.
20.
North Bruce, at Wiarton, Nov. 17.
In the North Bruce election petition
the •court allows the petitioneiis'
motion, and fixed the time and place -
'as above.
In the lengarry election petition
the court irects that the,o:rder of 1VIr.
\Justice St et as to trial be d/lplicated.
LAMBS FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNFD HAS FOR
Sale at Lot 20,, Con 10, Kinloss, a number of
choice Oxford DowD ram lambs and sheai•liugs
which arc offered for sale at•reasonable prices
Fie also has for sale some first-class ewe lambs.
Written in memory of the beautfful
rendition of the above solo by Kathel-Kerr on
board the sail y acht'Gypsey, Thursday, Sept.
24th, 1891, and dedicated to him in sincere
admiration of his glorious voice by • the
authoress,-MAE Suzann::.
We were sailing o'er the waters.
Vast and blue with foam capped waves';
Sky and water Ilended grandly'llo'
ng the ocean's monstrous caves,
Sailing peacefully, unheeding
Of the dead who slept below ;
Of the souls above the cloudland
Risen from the breakers rsnow-,
`Twae a glorious day in autumn,
And a sun of burnished gold
Beamed above us from the heavens
' With his beauty but half told ;
Smothered in the clouds soft kisses
As they rolled in idleplay,
Forming wondrous chains of flowers
Which he ruthless tossed away.
And the wind in his sweet 'wooing
Held the sails of snowy white,1
As, our little vessel wandered
O'er the waters clear ana'lrright.
It was calm and Still and peaceful ;
The majesty of God was clear.
Could He be above that cloucllond
With His image mirrored here ?
Then a voice of thrilling power. , .
Sang out clearly, pure and sweet,.
While we listened in awed sileirce,
Rocked in the cradle -of the deep. -
'No one sp.,ke, not e'en a whisper,
But the waves seemed time to keep,
Aa the voice full -toned sang softly,
I lay me down in peace. to sleep,
Still the singer's words rise grandly -
Secure I rest ttpun the wave."
Each one felt God's great completeness
• "For thou, Q' Lord has't power to save"
And we listened tilt he finished,
"I know thou will not slight my call," .
Feeling in our hearts the promise,
"For Thou dost mark the sparrow's fall,"
When the Voice had ceased, and silence
Fell upon the listening cl c,wd,
It seemed but a sinful mockery
To speak our praise of him aloud.
From each heart the prayer seemed uttered,
I lay me down in peace to sleep,"
And it brought the face of mothers
To our memories, pure and swept.• Each one felt the sweet influence
And the power of God to save.
How in tones of gentle kindness
-'He could still the angry wave,
Anr.l the sun set in his glory
Kissed the waters calm to sleep ;
Soothed as troubled human beings
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
DEAR FRIEND KATHEL-•It is seldom I copy
my own.mOlan.uscript . poems, and baring my
dedication of Gunod's Ava 'Maria to Gwill,
the tenor, you are the only other one whomI
favor that much. I trust you will.accept this
tribute to yourself, and if it gives you half as
much pleasure as your beautiful voice did me
that day, I am repaid the sending and dedi
cation, Believe me o be your poetess friend,
MAE SHERRIE.
New York City, Sept. of 1891.
LUCKNOW MARKETS.
Fall Wheat, per bushel
Peas . 414
Mai et
Potatoes
Rutter, per Ib
Eggs, per dozen..... ........ .12
66
.87
.57
.25
.25
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able cures this medicine accomplishes. Drug-
gists
ruggists say: When we sell a bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
to a new customer we are sure to see Mar
back in a few weeks after more, -proving
that the good results from a trial bottle war -
leant continuing its use.' This,positive merit
Hood's Sarsaparilla
possesses by, virtue of the Pecullalt Combina-
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of the ingredients used is retained.
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building up the weak andgivingnerve strength.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. $1; six for 55. Prepared only
by 0: I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, ]lieu,
100 Doses, Ono Dollar ,
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pure condition is -.rc:.-e + " • -a'd
aniree co tion i•
it rides,. of a brush with savages.
looked for danger, butthey were brave
and yet there are and it was only by reading' between
ver y fees people wlrofnes that the parents discovered that
baro perfectly j,weh perturbed them. A small party had
blood. The taint of scrofula, salt rheums, or completely wiped out, but their art
other foul humor is heredited and tr:a.nsrnitted$tronger and well armed • they did not
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Hood's Sar- s a p a r i 11 a, ever came to explain the mystery of
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when fairly �; r tried, does), later years ; "but oh, its weary
• expel every ;; ;' >. trace4:1+1 n' !". • And then I understood in a
scrofula or ;j.j _ • salt rheum, are what he felt- when he offered my
removes the taint,
which causes catarrh, neutralizes the acidity
and cures rheumatism, drives out the germs
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'that tired feeling, and bllihling up the whole
system. In its preparation, its medicinal..,
merit, and the wonderfl:l cures it accom-
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success, and the,best
advertising -Hood's
Sarsaparilla receives
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friends. Every testinunlia- we. publish, and
every statementive make on behalf of Hood's
Sarsaparilla may _le relied upoI as, strictly
true in every respect.
If you need a good blood purifier or building
up medicine, be sure to take S:u•sapa- ,
rilla. Further i.urormation ::.ci st ,temeats of
cures sent•free to all who address us as"below.
41
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y. teo'4• .h
Bold dry all druggists.. i'1;Qsix for .?.i. Prepared only
by C.:. 1100VA CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mash.
tOO.Dose$ One Dollar
PIG - ESTRAY.
STRAYED TO ' THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned at lot 25, con. 4, Kinloss
on or about the 1st of September, a black pig.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and take it away. -
D. McDONALD,
3.923 , Langside P. O./
El La o Arrival
Fall Millinery At
Mrs. Murchison'st.
Seasonable Goods,
The Latest Styles,
PRICES, THE LOWEST.
er a visit to th-e city, the assort-
ment will be complete, and all orders
will receive personal )attention
All Are Invited To Call.
MRS. MURCH1SON.
zooms Pi:mE
FIRE !r FIRE!
Insure your farm property, private dwellin
in the old reliable, the
LONDON MUTUAL
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Office, -A. ROSS harness shop. Lucknow
Wil be in the office everySaturdayafterneonr
JOUN LANE •Agent Ii,iniough.
30
A ifEAit 1 I undertake to beetiy
teach any fairly Intelligent person Of either
sox, who can read and write, and who,
after Instruction, will work industriously,
how to eam Three Thouennd Dollars, a
Year in their own loeetitio,,wh erever they11,0.1 will Also furnish
the situation oromployment;nt which ydu eon earn that amount.
No money for mo unless suecesefe I as above. Easily and quickly
hearned. 1 desir: but onworker from en ch district nrcounty. i
eave already taught And provided with otnployment a ere
number, who aro oinking over 88000 n year earls. it's NEW
and SOLID. Full particulars Env E. "Address at once,
E. O, ALLEN. "tort 42O. Augusta, Blaine,.
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FARM FOR SALE.
THF PROPERTY OF THE LATE
i Thomas Mullin, comprising 200 acres
of good land, Nos, 5 and 6, Con. 11, Ash
field. . 120 acres are cleared, and the
remainder is good maple bush, - For further
particulars apply to
MALCOLM McDONALD,
Executor, LUCF;Now
$900SALARY and Commissit•n
to Teachers and Clergymen, enandit duces a
new and popular standard book..
Testimony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth.
The most remarkable religious book of the
age. written by 300 eminent, scholars Non-
sectarian. Every Christian wants it. scholars,
territory given. APPLY TO
The Henry Bill Publishing Coe,
Norwich,, Conn.
TO TIII FARMERS
I' have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
P.11 -"Y" GASH
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
The highest price will, be
paid for butter according to
quality.
R. C. SPARLING.
DU N'S .
BA NC
P-O-WDE R
THECOOK'S'BEST FRIENDI .
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
BULL FOR SERV1VE.
mHE 'UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
.fc3ta serviee,, at lot' 11, Can. $';' EaSteiii
Division, Ashfield, the two year old thorough-
bred Shorthorn bull, "Red Ristnark."
PF,,DI.GREE-Red Bismarck, 12758,red,
calved March 8,1889,'oral by Wm. Mallough
Dungannon, Out.. ; got by Wallace (imp)
2752; dam Annie 8430 bv_Young Springwood
Prince 6299 ; Grace harper• 2nd, 9227, by
British Heir 2nd . 2889 ; Lady Harper 2nd,
6630, by - 2nd Famosa Chief, 1782 ; Lady
Harper 6629, by Grand Duke 675 ; Rose 1833
by Royal Duke of Gloster, 1035: Maggie,
142, by Lord of rune (imp) 155 (16428) ;
Queen of the West, 1751, by Victor 1136
12268) ; Daisy 823, by Halton 684 (11552),
Lavinia 4th 1342, by Duke of Wellington
imp) 91. (3654) ; Lavinia 2nd 1340, by Alex-
ander (imp) 6, (11099) ; Lavinia (imp) 299, by
son of Scipio (1421), byEryholme (1018), by
Son of North Star (458).
TERMS -$1.(0 Cows must bh returned
three tines necbssary, or they will be
charged for service. No fees charged if cows
are -not in calf after third service.
PAUL SMELTZER,
Belfatit P. O.
ARE YOU DEAF t,
Or do you suffer- from noises, in the
head. Then send 3 cent stamp' and I
will send a valuable treatise containing
full particulars for home cure which
costs comparatively nothing. A splen-
didwork on deafness and the ear. -
Address, Pitot'. G. CHASE, Montreal.
Including all the newest
STYLES AND
NOVELTIES
Of the season in womens and childrens
boots for
FALL & WINTER
Wear, also in all the
LEit' D'NO LINES •
In mens, womens da childrens
RUBBERS & OVERSHOES
-AT
J. PEART'S, .
LUOKNOW.
NOTICE,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
office in the building east of the f
,1^J$Q iEI Printing Office. .
AGREENME1ta BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES , AND WILLS
CAREFULLY PREPARED. ;
Plans ,specihcations: and estimates for .build
ings, mills, bridges, etc., furnished . ' .
on short notice.
JAS. SOMERVILLE. -
Lucknow, Jan. 1891.
Sm!th
Has just opened out a fine
assortment of
'DRESS GOODS
In all the( latest Colorings.
Also
Dress Trimmings
In Silver and Gilt Gnimps.
Navy and Gilt •
Cord Tritnming,
Also Black and Gilt.
A cheap line of cloths, suit
able for fall wraps, etc.
Yarns in all the different
grades.
A special line of
Black/Yam o Schoai Wear
•
A call from intending, purchasers
is solicited.
ht
Mrs, Smtith
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