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C$E1(a1E.
Mr, W. Misner had the misfortune
to splash one of his fingers badly with
the poll of an axe on Monday.
Some canines in this vicinity are
developing a te!pdency for fresh mutton.
Keep an eye on your dogs neighbors.
Say Tom, we hear that you are
around shouting•for milk before there
is sufficient day -light for the girls to
distinguish the cows.
Mr. Wm. Durnin, our local lamb
and cattle buyer, has a tine drove of
cattle on hand, to which he is constant-
ly adding,.
Say Mr. printer was their a screw
loose around your machine when you
were operating on our news last week?
She turned out some curious orthogra-
phy anyhow. Do you oil her regular?
What is the reason that if two
letters, one addressed'to the Lucknow
SENTINEL office and the other to
Ottawa, leave Crewe at the same time,
the latter is likely to reach its destin-
ation first? Yet Lucknow is only 12
miles from Crewe.
W. Philips and gang, stonemasons
and bricklayers, are again at work on
Mr. Win. McGrory's new residence.
We fear that when "billy" can view
his, surroundings from his upper story
he will begin to look down on his
neighbors.
Our Butter and Cheese factory is
now in full blast. A large hogpen
has been erected in connection with it,
and Mr. W. H. Reid has the aontiact
of keeping a sufficient supply of hogs
on hand. "'
Perhaps souse enc' around here would
sell his farm, but it would be utterly,
useless to attempt to buy a milch cow
from any of us.
The first barn raising of the season,
in this section, took place lust 'sVednes-
day when the frame of Mrs. Menary's,
40x50 barn was put in position.
;Everything went together•. well. The'
mason work • was • done by Stother's
Bros., and 'the wood -work by 'our local
architect, Mr. Jno. Curran. That the
workmanship was ,all first class was. the
unanimous verdict of all. present.
John's next job is a 60x6 1: barn, on
stone 'foundation, for Mr. • \v. J.
Treleaven.
(A. . ii•. Logan
who for Ii year past has been seriously
troubled with lits was .relieved of her
sufferings in 'a very strange way. A
gentlemen happening to vistit the
family and being told the case, itll-
mediately said that the child was
suffering. from lizard on the stomach,
He prescribed for the child a table-
-Spoonful of turpentine, (a'llit li he said
would either kill or cure. The remedy
feeotomeluled was applied, as the
girl was not expected to endure her
affliction much longer, with the result
,.that the troublesome lizard, about four
or live inches in length, • passed from
her in a very short. time after. The
girl. is sitice doing well. It is believed
that she swallowed the lizard while
oinking,rater Qat of a pool in berry
icking season last ea`t'.-- lVho tvrr.
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1\Ty :-,irenglh left the :col 1 fell •,Ir': nn,i u!;••.
crable all the tH;1e, so.tl!;!t 1 r, ,',, 1 ,;
attend to 1) business. 1 to'l ere i .•,;: ' ,�f
rloo,l's Sars;;l,arill;!, and it eared u(e. Tie'!
is nothing like 11." 11. (.'. Ill;cot,r„ I:clitor
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"Hood's ,Sarsaparilla restored me to goo,1
health. Indeed. 1 nli alt s•1': ala:l;lftIl
paced niy life. To one feeling tired :4 n.1 V. : ;,
<4,1 would earnestly recommend a tri,;1 1 f
Hood's Sarsaparilla." Pins. Pit Ent.: llTo5rt•:t:,
JO Ilrooks 1-;i reel, East 1l ,h II, ?iris,
N. B. IC yule ! i isle to take 1[00d•s Sarsa-
parilla do nn1 be induced to tiny anything cls'
Instead. Tnsist upon having
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SarsapariUa
$old by:511 drugcistP A, l : six for Q•i, Prepared only
by C. I. IMOD .\ ('o,,.,potterJ•arlov, L,rnell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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The LucknowSentinel, Bruce Oounty, May 27th
ORSrMEN.
THE GREAT ROADSTER STALLION
CARLISLE
13026
Will be at the Wihtely House,
LUCKN'� W'
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Of each week during the season.
Parties having mares i!o. breed should' not
book their nares before seeing this grand
horse.
SHORTHORN BULL.
- ROBERT ADAIR.
THF. UNDERSIGNEI) WILL .,KEEP
for service the above named animal for
a limited number of cows for the season of
1892.
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E--Robert Adair was bred at
the Ontario Agricultural College. Guelph,
Ont., April 4th, 1891 ; gut by Baron Water
loo, 13931 ; dam, }lower of Riverside, 1555848,
by British Sovereign, 4335•; 2nd dam, May-
flower, 10032, by Duke If oxford, 3099 ; 3rd
Red Rose, 1049(1, by Martnaduke, 3504 ; 4th
dam, Violet, 10887, by Colonel Balco,.426 ;
5th dam Alpha. 2340, by Alfred, 304 •, 6th
dam, Arabella, 606, by Robin Hood, 1017 ;
7th dam, Red Lady, 1766,• by Young Cam-
bridge. 1178 ; 8th dam, Beauty, 1;38, by
Brilliant, 735 ; Oth dam, Moss Rose, 1592, by
Comet, 432 ; 1.Oth dam, Ruby, 1887, by
Agricola (imp.) 5 ; llth dam, Btaotty Owl)).
30, by Snowball, 2647, by' Lawnsleaves, 365,
by Charles, '127. ,
TERMS --82.00 each per season ; payable
nn or before the first day of November.
J, F. ANDREW. .
rand Trus
RA
IL
ONE WAY EXCURSIONS
TO ALL POINTS IN
MANITOBA, BRITISH
COLUMBIA, 9ASIIINCTON
TERRITORY; OREGON
AND CALIFORNIA.
Leave rorontc at 11:1:1 p.
Apr. G .and 20, and May 4.
:Through,- Tourist filec'lrieg Cars to
Vancouver without change.
The trent leavin; L liekl!u\ at 1
a. tn. connects at Toronto with this
excursion. train;
.Baggage checked through to. destin-
ation from here.
For , rates and all information
apply til'
D. W. HAYES,:
Arent (.;. T. P., Luckncw
To TYr: FARMERS The Snbaniber notifies the Public that
I have • rented the store
,),:copied by • %Ir. Geo: Kerr
an prepared 'to
C.A..sH
FOR BUTTER -AND EGGS
The • highest 'price will be
1' d' full' 1)Uit','1' according to
(iia l;ty.
C. SPARING
tHECOOICS BEST FRIEND
,..ARGEST SALE 1N1 CANADA. ,
Georgian Bay Shingles,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND eir
THE
car lot of•XXX Georgian ay shibean glooc1
IiS.
and intends keeping them tan stocla: dodos the
season, and will be sold at the lowest possible
paying price.
JAMES GAUNT, Whitechurch.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
COURT OF REVISION.
Township of .,sh$e1d, 1892.
Trill -1E COURT OF REVISION OF THE
Assessment Itoll of the Township of
Ashfield for the present year will be held in
Finlay:s school house, on Saturday, the 28th
day of May, 1892, at 2 o'clock p. m.
WM. STOTHERS,
Township Clerk.,
Ashfield, May 4th ,1892:
PUBLIC NOTICE,
COURT OF REVISION.
Township of West
Wawanosh, 1892.
TFtE Ci1U1tT Oili' REVISION OF THE
Assessment Roll of the Township 'of
West Wawanosh for the present year,. will be
held in the Township hall on Saturday, May
25th, at 10 a. rn.
R..K. MILLER, •
Township Clerk.
Wit W0.111.'812, May 4th. 1822
COURT OF REVISION.
MUNICIPALITY
OF KINLOSS.
Tari, COURT OF 1}EVISIi)\ FOR
D the Township of Kinloss will be held at
the 't'owns'hip }hall, Ilolyrood, on Friday, the
27th day of May, at tun o'clock in the fore-
noon.
Township Clerk,
Kinloss, May 4th, 1S92.
COURT OF REVISION.
MUNICIPALITY
OF LLYCKN OW.
T1 -IE COURT '1' , OF E EVISION FUR
••the Muoicilrality'of the Villas i 1 Luck -
now, will -be belt! in the 0,11.1.161 Chamber, in
'1"li'i:li`8i..iay,Play 26th, 1892,
alt eii ht u'c]„cl: u. in. All pnrtic, flavin;;
business before the court will govern them-
selve9 accordingly.
Villnze Clerk.
Lucknow, May .1 01; 1.92.
ha still carries on the
UNDE TAMNG
.Business, and will ire prepared to fur
Nish all the requisites.
A HEAR3L ON HAND
•
Jas.
3m -al r 22
If you 'want a. first-class set Of teet
cheaper than the e•heape -,'
It ft Patters .
DP. 7i /t7(rrltl'..' f)Jll('t',•
L UCKiVO II , ONT.
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GUARANTEES
Sr�;a E�;'y LIS!y
•J, .2�',, jar <�
'0
MACHI E I
To outwear ' any other oil in the
Threshing Machines,
For sale by
market on Binders, -flowers and
C. Taylor, Lucknoor.
KAAKE 84 CO.'S
Second Annuncement of
J.,
SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS
Window Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Combs, Wall Paper, Etc.
NEXT we - intend to give every lady and gentlemen a
chance to get a beautiful album, valued at $3' or one
dozen cabinet photos free. We place inour window a
quart sealer of beans. Any - one buying $1 worth of
goods or Photos is entitled to a ticket with the number on it
yon guess. The nearest number gets the prize.
Beans put in sealer by Mr. Kincaid and will be counted
by a disinterested party on July lst. This will commence
on April 1st.
New Spring roods
Awe
THE PEOPLE'
ST. HELENS.
HAVING- resolved to carry on business as usual, I have11
just received a -new and well assorted stock of SIS I;MS'
Goods. Beautiful patterns and-.)19.E^�'ee these goods, They
Ceylon Syit,7,;uft hili' V b e
neleiteS electNew Patterns and Fine Quality.
"' •�1ll the latest patterns in both English and
'" American.
All. other departments. of my . stock are equally
replenished by the choicest and latest goods in the market.
FARE/ PRODUCE TAKEN SASE AS CASH.
A call is merely solicited to satisfy the wants' and tastes
of the most fastidious.
rs.. o b Murrast.
HOOSIER STEEL FRAME - AL MIL
Over 25,00 Hoosier Dellis and Seeder; with 0tzc• ?(; iii � c•
Force 'Feed in Use in Canada. - . •
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(!-Alt.1NTl:r•:D THE BEST_ iN TiIE `VORLD, and the only drill that (':1`11 he
instantly regulated to run thte desired depth in bald and -oft ;;r:,al:d \',pile
moving. '
I'tlh. H(u1stl : is TIIE ONr.v DRILL
that sows all kinds of I r!tin ;u, l 8, (•cls
evenly, cuid at thede)rtll desired in all kinds of soil. ^ ,
l'lrl,:.11.0osrl:it IS TiIi•; ( 1NLY DRILL that COt11111C11Ces to sow the instant the -
horse cloves.
THE HOOSIER IS THE ONLY POSITIVE FORCE FEED, alld is the
only drill that deposits the grain evenly just the depth you want it ill hard or
soft soil: 11T:ME)IIIEII 'rms.„
THE HOOSIER COMBINED DRILL with cultivator .tet't'11 the I,est
cultivator made, and is the only implement made Ns its: teeth on independent
draw bars that can 11e set for Hard and soft land while the team is in motion.
The iloosier is lighter on the horses than any other drill made, The 1, ints of
excellence in the }loonier that other chills do not have ale worth 'prose to the
farmer than any diill in the world.
l'nl: Corall1NI:11 1 loostEn can be changed from drill to seeder or seeder to
drill in less time than any drill made. Send for our new illustrated cnt.tlogue
and testimonial sheet. _Beware of purchasing drills that infringe our patents.
•\UXO.N BROS. A1'F0. CO. (LTD.), 1NeE1;s„!.r., ONT.
The financial standing of this ,Company is first r'lsss, they heinl; rated at
5,000. No combine here.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Agent, - Whitechurch, Ont;
- Also dealer in all kinds of Agricultural Implements Organs, `' win -
Machines, etc., all from the Lest makers in Canada.