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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1892-08-12, Page 4• "la a acx�u�a�vi��u� .,�._ LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO AB R 9 I EEIa'3 ACCORDING TO- THE DICTATES QP CONSCIENCE WE PRIX ABOVE ALL OTDRR LIBERTIES ONLY NATIONAL SCHOOLS. It was only a few weeks ago that the people ,of Manitoba by an over- whelming majority declared at the polls that they wanted and would have oily one school system in the pro- vince. This was conceded to be a great victory for the Greenway Gover- • nment, but now comes the further indorsation of 'that policy from the highest court in the rale. - The Privy Council of England has unani- mously agreed that the Provincial Vovernment of Manitoba had full power to refuse to grant state aid to separate schools, and the act 'passed' to that effect' was constitutional. There is great jubilation throughout the Northwest over the decision, but in the Province of Quebec the same feeling does not prevail. The French ,papers .declare that the Ottawa Government "must come to their aid" and pass a Dominion Act compelling the Manitobians to support Roman Catholic Separate schools UT '45 � d�ay August 12th The. LtscknOW sentinel, Bruce county, F Fr� ogler- sing e- .pro v ees=or-sperhapssof- any other two provinces, depends the prosperity of the Dominion Should good crops be reaped in Manitoba and other provincesalso the very pea depression .which has existed for some time will be lightened and business should improve rapidlyas this will have been the second year of good crops in Ontario. "The Winnipeg Tribune, the Green- and supplied me with many testinion- way organ is commenting on .the ears; unsolicited, of cures., effected recent decision of the great court when others failed, most of them MERIT BRINGS SU CESS' • Confidence In Yourself Inspires pcenldence Is. others. The • purchaser regards the price when' he is buying, but the quality when,, he is possession. I cannot be informed by or get the local news from the editor of this paper if I don't buy his paper. It is published to supply the demand it created—by its own merits it will stand or fall: These are trite facts which every body admits. Apply them here. Three and a half years ago T stated in :these columns that my System Renovator would advertise itself wherever introduced, —by its own merits it would stand or fall. It has been well tested by that standard all over this country and in the United States as well. As no one can take it without being benefited by it, and`beingantidote (preventive) there would be less sickness among us if taken in • time. By its ; use your system is strengthened to resist disease, clears the complexion, purifies, the blood, giving tone- .ands action_ ,to--the- 1 heart, liver. and kidneys. It has therefore stood the test, advertised, says : "There is only one more gssible danger to national schools now remaining. Quebec newspapers have already been demanding remed- ial leglation. It will be well for them to pacifytheir emotion.. The people of Manitoba are free and are determined to remain free.. We will never submit to have Sir John Thompson force upon ns the will of the Quebec Frenchmen." It may be .possible to check Mani- toba, Manitoba, if that Province stood alone But behind Manitoba in this' fight stands New Brunswick, which has already ridded itself • of Separate schools ; British Columbia, that never had them, and Ontario. This is a pretty strong combination and we don't think the Dominion Government *ill risk any interference in the matter. "Balsams illegal voting, wholesale treating of voters and hiring vehicles to carry them to the polls." This, gentle reader, is not one of the charges prepared against a member of the Canadian Parliament, but is part of the petition against the return of Hon. Arthur James Balfour, late leader of • the House of Commons 'in Great —hence the care serious end hopeless cases. SUCH ARE THE CASES I GENERALLY GET. LET TATS SPEAK FOR ITSELF. The medicines are pure; good and expensive,—skilled labor and considerable time are required ig the manufacture. I get two of the principal ingredients used direct from England because they are not to be obtained here, nor yet in the States in * their purity, therefore I cannot afford to flood the country with adver- tisements and give you value for your money. • "The liquid prepared is of itself," (Sacs an independent physi- cian,) " a first clad .medicine, and better -than anything I know to sustain the reputation. of your Renovator." If this can be said of the vehicle (the liquid) what must the prcductbe-but vator—two big bottles—and now altogether a new medicince obtained I work, team and work on the farm by a special process of manufacture. las well as ever. Lots in this town - There are no miraculous cures in our ship took your medicines and are day—there are means used to effect a known to be better. cure ; these use with success and in Miss McKay, Sydenham, writes : that I am well rewarded. ' "For 15 years I suffered severely from The following are a few of the imiiammatory rheumatism painedand many testimonials I might quote, and crippled ; lately I could not tarn about no doubt some of the parties, speaking and had to be nursed. I took your medi- are well known to the readers of this cines, Protien Resurgam and System paper. There are no miraculous cures, RenovatorannappliedE. A McLennan's _. �e.,..,m„lt o€ cause and effect- Linament. I got rid of all pain right out Vaso =tilt the right remedy in the needed place away ; joints are yet stiff, but 1 ata able to go about and do a little work, My brother you cured of the pain in his aide : he is as efell as ever now. All those that got medicines from yon while here got better." Tebutt, from California writes . hisgratitudefor'the good the Renovator and Specific Cure have done his wife. The swelling in the limbs has dissap- peared and now she is beginning to build . up again. She has not been. so well for years Mr. and Mrs. Oonnan, Brussels, writes : "Your Renovator cured us both ; others failed to cure our dyspep- sia. Now we thank you." Mrs. Snowdon, Stanley, says.: at The six patients I took to you got quite well and are likely to continue well" Mts. Harrison, Glammis, says : "We have several of the beat testimonals living around here. The Renovator has, done well with them. Their faces show it. Renovator sells well." Mrs. Gilchrist, Tiverton, writesmuch to the same effect. _ Names are too numerous to mention in this space. Mrs. Jonthan, Detroit, writes,- : "I never got anything to do me any good till I took your medicines. I have sent several to Windsor in search of it there. Miss McLennan, of Tiverton, is here and says she thinks had' you not called at Tiverton when she was so ill, her case then, two years ago, was serions— her kidneys and liver and dizziness in the head would have killed her. She is strong and healthy ever since she took the Renovator. She thinks there is nothing equal to it A gentleman inGrey county recommended the Reno- vator as a cure for the jealously fever amofng the doctors. When an article is good the public should know it." Miss Anderson, Ashfield, writes "My conscience would accuse me if I did not thank yon for curing me. I was afraid I was to, be lime for life." It is now near .the end of the season for _i...n. nd we want • to clear the stock. Straw Hits eve offer al Half Price, and Flowers at a Big deduction. WM. CONNELL, - LUCkUQW. HARDWARE. - 18 Harvest Tools, Ray Rakes, Mixed Paints, a _ _ pure Dry y' Cofiors : Chemical -_p White -lead. Sart) Preston's • The only permanent wall finish. trep (Cohrs tine 4 ''.. ire Sole agent in Lucknow for Braided, Barbless Fence Wire. ro The .Leading Hardware and Tin Depot. - THOS. LAWRENCE, LUCKNOW. I Britain ! As Assocaiated Press report from Ottawa states that the Dominion Government has decided to . free itself of the of charge discriminating against the Americans on the canals by reimposing a tariff of 20c per ton en grain paasing through the Welland canla. At present a rebate of 18c per ton is allowed, provided the cargoes proceed directly to Montreal or transhipped at Kingston. But grain shipped to American lake ports, whether for transhipment to Montreal or for American consumption, has had to pay the full 20 cents ; acrd to, this Mr. Swans, Colbourne, states : "Not withstanding goods nurishment and the best our local medical skill could -do for my son, he certainly would have died had it not been for the timely partaking of your system Renovator. Before we went to you he was so reduced and low that he could not move from one side to the other and his reason and eyesight were both effected so far as to know nobody— not even his mother — he was quite simple and blind. All con-' trot of the Urinary organs had gone. Lost the power of his limbe.. You told us ale Renovator would act at once on the kidneys, check, the . loss of Albumen (-II which he would die if not checked. This it did' successfully in doable doses until he was able to discrimination is due the 'retaliatory help himself: He recovered his sight legislation of Congress. and all his faculties so well as to go in and thank you in six weeks. He is THE reports of the magnificent going on eleven year and is a strong nths after cure. >' crop now being harvested in Ontario healthy big boy, eighteen mo Mr. Clending, Mich., says : "The doctors here had no hope of my wife. She took the Renovator two months. Now she is well." Mrs. McDonald, Amberley, was told that she had a cancer or some foreign growth in her stomach: For weeks she could not retain anything on her stomach ; her case eras hopeless. Immediately on taking the Renovater she was relieved and in about four weeks dro+re into Goderich to thank me in person •for sating her life. Miss Mallough, Lucknow, thinks her case almost a miraculous one. The Renovator in''three months made such a change that her friend,' did not know her after her recovery. Mr. . McLean, Egreniont, writes : "For year I was not well and could are cheerful and ,are more satisfactory, in es much, as they can be recei ved without the misgiving with which similar reports from Manitoba and the North West Territories are received. " When 'Ontario has begun to reap her har% eat the report in regard to it are pretty certain to be 'substantially correct. Frost and wet weather do not shrivel the actual yield up to one-third or one -lith of . the estimates. To hear that the barns will not hold one half of the wheat crop is like a tale froth good old times. Ontario's crops are still by far the most important of all the crops ofthe Provinces of Canada, and upon bet prosperity, mon than that of any ink do say work. I took your Ile no Mrs. McKay, Langside, ''writes : I "Your medicine cured me of the severe pains in my feet. I eat and sleep well now. Mrs. Awdry, Toronto, writes : "I took the Renovator and Specific cure and am wonderfully improved. I can eat anything that comes before me and I sleep "well." Robert Dunlop, Kincardine, writes : "For Nur years I was obliged to crawl onmy fours between the 'longe and door for fear of falling. I was ' had to Ooderich t Ie ' you, leaven on a uaa. �., v..,........ You gave me the first dose then, after my having a fit on the way down. Yon told me I would never have another. Many called to see. me. I tell them who cured me. My case should be known. Give my name to the public, 10 coo, Kincardine town ship. I continued' the Renovator and the Protein Resnrgram for .three months and I have never had a, fit or anything else to ail me since—now three years since." This Protein Resurgam, is specific for celebral and nervous disorders epilepsy and and kindred deseases. Patient 1891, sold at a $1.50 per pint bottle. The Revonator` $1.00 and $2. per bottle. Specific cure 75c and 51.50 per. bottle. There is no water added • to any of the medicines. Call or order, if not kept in stock by your druggist. Laboratory, Goderich, Ont. J. M. McLEOD, Manufacturer and Proprietor. Sold by Harry Days and A. B. Congram, Lucknow. See adv. on other page. MONTREAL WEEKLY HERALD RUSHING. The Proprietors of the Montreal Weekly Herald inform us that their offer to supply that excellent paper till December 31st for 25 cents is -meeting with a very gratifying response. Sub- scriptions are pouring in from all parts of the country, and the subscribers are warm in their expressions of satisfaction with the paper. Remember the sooner you send your subscription, , the more you will get for your money. The price at which the paper is being given is about a quarter of the regular rate. Sample copies for inspection are sent free, and the address is the Montreal Herald Company, 6 Beaver- Hall Hill, SMontreai. :r- a.._ ....a -:e. DON'T READ THIS! Fine Confectionery, Fancy Goods, Bisenits, Raisins, Figs, Dates, Nuts, Etc., Ete° See our Magnificent Stock of the above FINEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES. All Fine Confectionery in fancy boxes �-- lb., 1 lb., and 5 11bboxes. DON'T . BE DECEIVED by Fancy Showa We have the finest goods ever shown in town for Christmas & New Year Trade And our prices are cheaper than ever. All goods Guaranteed Pure. No cheap goods bought to run off at Christmas. We carry only fine goods all the year round. WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY. We have just received a lir of flour from . Ethel Mills. for Ohttmas and New Year trade. Now is the time to send in your orders and get them filled at once. THOS. REID. 200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE OR RENT SING LOT 6, CON. 14, E. D. OE Ashfield, in the County of Huron, one hundred and seventy acres cleared. The farm is situated Si miles from Lnclmoar. 30 acres in bush, 80 acres In gram, 12 acres fan wheat, good fences, good dvrellIngi bank barn, stable and shed good orchard good we and nil better eon. Apply on the promises or to JOIiN BABXWELL, Boit 170. Luckuow P. 0 84,