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A SAD STORY.
Terrible Fate ofa`Fouta•- Ctrl from
In Crey Convoy. in a Dive I
Milligan Lumber Woa
-St. Jgnace, Mich., July 6
--- hw-ltlornen _ _ei_ __
� express oa the
South Shore S Atlantic
pulled into . the station
morning a sad pathetic scene
in one of the coaches.
leaned over a seat and tender!
the head of a pale faced girl,
reclining on an improvised c
up of two seats. A lady wal
the forward part of the car, an
looking at the sick gill gras
hand, and turning to the o
Fnaared lather, said :--"My c
yo "'child has passed all eart
She . dead." Grief-stricken,
old roan threw himself upon
less body of his child and ga
self up to audible grief. The
one of many that can be
solely to the horrible dens of
in extistence in the Michigan
Last ltla{ch Jennie Amberley,
was the dead girl's name? left h
near Oxenden, Grey-, Co., 0
Detroit where she had been i
to go by a richly -dressed w yn.a
she had met at Wiarton, Ou
idea given her by the employm
was •to get was somewhat v u
aur , roots whi .ere Fib to -d0 f
w •t,,Jr !e l to !n_ 1:t•ve that her
would be honorable alad tucrati
reluctantly allowed the wo
take her. She went to Detre
inained there for three days, and
.with. ...:'.-%:... vw,i.:' ,,:i..s - as tai:
Seneyr, Mich., and turned over t
heaarcle :s keeper of a northern b
where She •�'as compelled to suborn
the demands'off brutal lumberme
frail constitution soon gave .ray
the terrible strain, and she
bed ridden The ke eer of the
took her to Seney, gave her a
dollars, and told her to shift fir
sett Charitable people took chi,
her telegraphed to her father, H
Antberley, in Canada, who soon
and started on the way toward
hors; she was destined never to .
alive. The father tells a terrible
of his daughter'''s confession to hi
regard to the tre�,trent in the
She was taken in a light. wagon
Seney sekeral miles through the w
to ,a dive entirely surrounded
.high board fence, and .she was pu
bed, and it `vas not untilthe next-
`' that she realized that she was in
of . the vile dens which haye so
made ••e_ m y and northern 3fichi
arrow„ , There were six other
irk the place, all in &rightful phys
condition. The place was car.f,, v
guarded i;y men and dogs, and none e, -if
the girls were allowed to go outside of
the F Trd. ::ill of the poor girl's do t, es
- e*+_~ tai -en frons her and she was given
a short els, stbdekings and low shoes.
Naturally delicate, the girl wasted
away, and when found by her father
:ra)k+ bat a living skle�tote Jack
Mattis, the keeper of the dive, @e@ to
the woods when he saw the officers
sent to art him, and escaped.
S' ewetiral lninnl'eret:ri�re w'bo • were aaD,ont
the peace proved thht they were e•nn-
p,loy ed .e gitmmately in. the-camps,and.
wen
not arrested. All el the girls
were brought here and the place.hnrned
to the', mad. Mr. 'Annkherleryr left
tar l e reit on hi way!code todaaL
g.
tOxenden,
n the
r[lrr,
—Just_ •
Duluth,
Railway
yesterday
oceured
�'1 father
y stroked.
who was
of made
ked from
d hastily
ped her
Id gray-
lear sir,
hly aid.
the poor
tha' life-
ve him -
story' is
charged
price still
pineries.
for that
er home
nt., for
educed
n whore
t. The
ent she
e, but
araners,
work
tie, and
men to
it, re -
along
en to
o the
rothel,
it to
n. A
unjer
became —
den
few
her-
r;e of
entry
rrive.l
the
reach
story
m in
dive_
from
nods
by a
t to
day
one
long
a°an
girls
ical
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LIFE IDSL RAXCE IX CANADA.
'i,441/LIf, Mee' GbprC-*, .Ne.r York, ;ay
-The pride ot Canada in lift insurane
is the Canada Life Assurance Co.
f•;.eo.a•. The annual general nteeetin
e-eeetncGG Lehi. was the occasion
_Lode. r ,',xhitait of Lt gr :'ssets ,sa,Ic
iCnve•SttJ, • coal of a ,71,711'.,,s of lrmsine
. d. ide:la as re erliole. has ne srrl,eritnr• any
w-heerle• in the work h
If all life insurances orginizatio
were ea.s. smF,stanthal asthe Cana d.
Ligeuo., i wet•,. conducted as ittp:s ( eon
ducted. we woad hearfewer arab:Ter-
abk. 'eentnae"nts of life insurancae cum -
Jeanne= ar'cl riffs' insurancenlnem. In
time c,rol',ahly- `.1.0. Paaec- wit! re.. say
strict that reveryacery organizaation thatpr>uaees:”•, todo insuranceInsure• will
hate r.,, ileo it on l,ri•:,.- p,les that !Lave
Leen • proved o• the correctUntil
that reteee°•, h • ever, there is --nOthing
f t.r nen who w fit t,w r,aave no dtonl,t
euriieeee,..arng their kltisines. ventures to
.r do Lunt to learn to dest.riniinaate be-
te' -meta eh« g•cd •game! the had. E.cnt.
[;arw' rine're are ecuLCy two i.:rass.ips off Liffe
• insurance associations; there is no
hay. tr w ...-.7 c:rrt,trr r'r ". er P.
ff t r,e any16...7.'t" •tr,eo•oat hit(' pta"rmivinre•m: ie of is Liffe
tneuraartee dopey arty its pr(rlitiars should
be avoided. The Canada Liffe resscssses
Jaa.stin4 N;aaliitiees, and it helon'ngs to
the highest class of companies_"
S
m i-
srr
o
5
ams
Mr. John. Mmitehiien is the Lack -
agent for the aft,ore,commpaany.nmd
will always Ne found ready to a e rnmish
ewcry it ff )•reneta nn to 'I .e interested
irk hit assulrince'
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce Uounty, July 22nd.
„Nig of cram TIT
.renes
t ar bees.
? age I had a sew
'• n" g" h A year Later, scrofula,
! C'ur'e ••Aneost :iii race . r,
" ., tern i w;t- l l 'ears of
eteeP: ''f rt arise[, and alter I recovered
e,n crutches.
i.- [Pot• conn of white swellings, appeared o
r.arions parts of my body, and for 11 years
r 's a -n t:rva!id, being confined to my bed
�• !.E that tette tet' or eleven sore3
r•'•' aitvt broke, cansing me great pain as
steer": iota. 1 feared 1 never should get wed.
Early in ;64.11 1 we:at to Chicago to visit a
bete was confined to my bed most of the
I w:ts there. In July I read a book,' A
E'.ay r,hcp, an Circus,' in which were statements
arms bl Hood's S u-sapban'v!a. I was so int-
' • .„-J I.', WI the success of this medicine that
'E.•••itied to try it. To my great gratification
s.Yre.; yr a deereaed, and I began to feel
• .:.•r ::e,cP in a short time I was up and
Et t=f d,,or-.. I eontinueJ to. take Hood's Sar-
` ', • "`?i:: i •r ; ls.lent a year, when, having used
sax [.ones, I had become so' fully released
fronen :Pte.ii,eas a that I went to work for the
. a.'E:•ra '•l" :. Co., aril since then
LuiT s siscLL+ DAY
:. 3`•e -tuna. I Letieve the disease
•`.: E t: ,m toy system, 1 always feel well,
• •, ::h:-: :al have a good appetite.
.::: years of age and can walk as well
•- a .::ry r.:c: , es, rp.t that one limb is a little
other. , ai... to the o..f
-•� a Loss
one. and :Le rt" i.,rint.ly on Iny right leg.
•
• r. y t. r.•c ;very seems almost
!I(xx4' Sarsaparilla
i. •,... s,.1 , ' parilla
t••ePies." WILLJA31 A.
...'snit, Q ::. T.�. o:td se-, Kend.'nlIvilie. Ind.
EXCURSIONS
ere To the Canadian Northwest and
red
return.
n -
s Return tickets will be sold on
aP- Tune 14th, 21st and 28th
July 18th and 19th.
.. a d's
rsaoarilla
r. .: drY• :eq
s . ; s:z fori5. Pre
pared only
I'. r : rt. s.ti ..:uzeaai , Lowell. Mass -
:00 Doges One Dollar
otice
The Subscriber notifies the Public that
he still carries on the
UNDERTAKING
Business, and will be prepared -'to fur
nish all the requisites.
A, HEARSE ON HAND.
Jas. Willialuson.
3m-aapr 22
ORSE M E.N
THE CREAT ROADSTER STALLION
tiRLISLE
13026
Will he at the w'ihtelly Horne.
•
LUCKN W
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
14 elleh week .daring the season.
Paarties herring mares to. breed • should not
bt1
k their mares before seeing this grand
horst;.
TO THE FARMERS
I have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
FOR NITER AND EGGS
The highest price will .be
}i :ial for butter according to
elan alp>iy _
• R. C. SPARL,RCE.
MCLEOD'S
System , Ie2evattora
And other testeii remedies
SPEC1 FIC IND ANTIDOTE
--ENO. •
Ernpnr«.'. Weak rail !Imp() { eritihNl'n HItooi'l,
irl,ppepstis, Steezples cess, PalpttatiotL 14 the
Heart, Lic,••r(('mrnitla rat Neuralgia, Bross. of
Memory, Broarochtitxv, Cton stn tion,
Stones, Jananetice, Kidney and Urinary ))1'a-
aserr , Sri. via»' Dance, Female Irrttgntuaihies
and General IAelbaliay.
$1 per half pim.t and 52 per pint bottle.
a �r3nrt.avntts. - r - GonEnrcui, 01T.
.G. roti. MCLEOD, '
Piroprietor mad Martrafaactnre,
:fi ltl tap Harry Days and A. E. C«omgram,
Druggists, Ltteknew.
--TO—
NESBI'TT. t)XBOW
I)ELORAIYE, MOOSOMIN,
BI N SCART.H .
REGINA
MOOSE JA W
YORKTOS
PRINCE ALBERT
f''ALGARY
EDMONTON
(q
8,28
$30
$35
840
Through :dee-1...n! %l ithe,ut :ort char;,•e.
Baggage checked through to destination.
For rates and ail information apply
D. W. HAY,
Agent G. T.. R., Luckn:w
THROUGH
SLEEPING CAR
SERVICE
Toronto to Montreal
Toronto to Ottawa
Toronto to Kingston
Every Night 9:00 p.m.
Toronto to Old Orchard
Tomato to Portland.
Tuesday and Friday 9:00 p.m.
Through the Whitg MounIaIns
By DAYLIGHT
Toronto to Detroit
•
Toronto to Ohicazo
7.10 a.ni. daily, except Sunday
3.00 p.m. daily.
J. Murchison, .Agt, Luck -ow
John Grail
AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON 00.
REAL ESTATE, INSUR-
ANCE AND GENERAL
AGENCY,
SALF5. ATTENDED, IN AI' L PMTS
off the County and satisfaction •n;:, eonte•ed.
A number of
FIRST-CLASS, FARMS
Forsale nip, reasonaT.tite
JOIN GRIFFIN,
F:iNG,MBY:rDC,F. P. O.
ITHEHU
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The rise in Cotton Goods, since fhe cotton mills of the
Dominion have passed into the hands of a syndicatt', I have
put in a good stock of all kinds of
STAPLE COTTON coons
And am prepared to give my customers the benefit of the
same at . old prices. .
Have still a good assortment of those fast -color English
prints to choose from. Come early and secure. Also the
"ECLIPSE" FAST BLACK STOCKINGS.
Just try them and you will have no others:
All other departments are equally well assorted in every-
thing usually kept in a general store.
Butter and Eggs taken as cash. Remember tale place.
M'S. R. MU
0424414114440.4141110.
RAY,
U �
H�
M. CORRIGAN-'S
Is the place to make your selections in
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE GROCERIES £ PROVISIONS.
Apples
Blacking
Black Lead
Blue
Baking Powders
'• arley, pot'
Bath Brick
Beans
Brooms
Baskets
Baushes
Biact it
Coffee •
Confectionery
Canned Goods
Cocoa
Chocolate
Corn, canned
Corn meal
Currants •
Currie Powder -
Creaita Tarter
Cocoanut
Dates
No. l Flour
I have in stock the following :
Nutmeg
Oil, olive
Oil, sweet
Oil, castor
Oran, es
Oat Meal
PaThi
Pref
Pipe
! Pickles
Pearline
!peas, canned
Pepper
Faiins
;Rice
Dried Apple
Extracts
Firs
Fislt, canned
Fish, 'dried
Gelotine
Gingers
Hops
Honey
Indigo
Licorice
Lime Juice
Lemons
pa
Matches
Mince Meat
rMac rnni
l ustaardr
•;Mea t=.ca
!Magnesia
'Nuts
alwaya on liana.
•
iRice Flour
Sago
Salt .
ISalmnn
• 'Sardines
• ISeena
Seeds
!Sugar
''Syrups
Goods delivered to any
.Soda
Soaps
Spices
iStarclt
Strawberries; canned
Sulphers
Tapioca
ITematee:4, canned
Teas
Tobaccoes
Y_ermicelIi
� fnegars
,Washboards
washing Crystal
woodenware •
IWhiting
'Dinner. Sets
Yeast Cakes
!Dinner Sets
JTea Sets
' water Sets
Cream Sets
!Berry Sets
Toilet. Sets
part of the town.
New Goods.
KAAKE & CO.'s
Second Annuncernent of
SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS
Window Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Comb.,, Wall Paper, Etc.
Leads then all for
Family Groceries
CANNED' GOODS.
Fruits of All ids in Season.
FINE• TEAS°
A SPECIALTY.
The Largest Sleek,
The Choicest Good's,
& The Best Value
obtainable in Lucknow.
JOHN ELLIOT.
s, •'
EXT 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 in our window'a
.quart sealer of beans. Any one ,buying $ l worth ot
goods or Photos is el�tiril 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 he counted
by a disinterested party' on July 1st. This " will commence
on April 1st.
T1!ArF�Rb tll CO.
GUARANTEES
STERiING 'MACHINE 011,
To outwear any other oil in the market on Binder, Mowers and
Threshing 31aachit!es.
F9r sale by
D. C. Taylor,
Duo
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