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The Lucknow Bentinei, Bruce County, Friday, epternber 2fid-
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Lucknow. Sept. 2nd, 1802.
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PASSING NOM,.
When the Canadian Sault Canal
is compleed, in 1893 or 1894 .at the
latest, our ship owners will he perfect-
ly independent of the United States
canals, all the way from Duluth to
the Atlantic.
The Postmaster General has author-
ized the posting up in a conspicuous
pace in every post office in Ontario of
a card containing an abstract of the
Ontario game and fishery law for 1892,
and issued by the Ontario fish and
game coremision.
Mr. Joseph Beck, ex -Warden of
Huron, was here a week or so ago,
with a petition to have Mr. Patrick
Kelly, of Blyth appointed to the
Senate. The choice appears to lay
between Pat. Kelly and Timothy
Coughlin, of North Middlesexs, both
of whom we understand posesses the
necessary qualification_
The Brandon Mail estimates Green -
way's majority of the popular vote at
761, while the prohibition ticket, it
says, came out 14,000 ahead. Evi-
dently the people of Manitoba are con-
siderably more anxious for the des-
truction of the liquor traffic than they
wie for the abolition of Separate
schools.
Bourinot, the distinguished Clerk
of the Dominion House of Commons,
referring to the decision of the Privy
Council m the Manitoba School ques-
tion,, said the other day that the
decision of the Empire, which declares
that no rights have been interferred
with, leaves no room for any other
appeal or for remedial, since in the
law, and in fact, it is declared that
there is nothing to remedy.
TORONTO grain merchants unite in
saying that, from reports received by
them from all parts of the Don "union,
there is promise of a good harvest in
all parts of Canada. In Quebec the
yield will be unprecedentedly Large,
and in the Maritime Provinces mad
Ontario it will be, up to the average.
In Manitoba and the Northwest Tern -
tory the harvest will be much better
in quality than last year, though the
yield wal not he s_o great
A local newspaper is often accused
of bias m regard to personal notices—
of mentioning' the coming, and going
of sone and ommit'ang, others. The
faults are with the peopk and not the
editor. He is always willing„ and
even anions to tell who comes and
who goes, if he Calli find out, but a
catniary newspaper rennot afford to
have a dozen aalaried reporters. If
you have, vi..4tors, let ns know who
they areand where they came from;
if anything happens in your vithaeity
let as km.aw about it; if there is a
party at your house furnish us, with
the names ef these present ; if you get
married let as know; if yon know
anything let us know aiout it. You
will find us as ready to "notice ease
as another, patrons or otherwise,
friends or foes. Our object is to give
the news.
Suez the Federal Government has
'been so often beatete m apptaals carzied
to the Privy Count it is believed!
that the desire exists very strum* at
Ottawa and Quebec to make the
Sul/rune Court final resort in all
eases. This desire does not, however,
exist opt these places, and the
country generally will condemn in
the strongest pea& manner
any propend /looking towards
a denial of the right to appeal to
England. The Privy Oenna is an
independent body; it is not influenced
by local or partiatan perjUdices, and its
judgements have heretofore been
accepted witbout Creation on issues
which, had the settlement been left to
Ciarcurontribunals, "mild have shaken
fkledetatiou to pieces.
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BRITISH officers are now on their
way to the Pacific coast for the
purpose of inquiring into the facilities
offered by the Canadian Pacific -railway
for the transport of troops. The infor-
mation which is being gathered is
•zelenlaleemazatty,lat for in view of ethe
threatening outlook on the northern''
frontier of India. Should war break
out between Britain and Russia,
Afghanistan will be the battle ground
and Canada's trans -continental high way
will be the principal route by which
thearmed forces of the Mother Country
will be moved to the field of action.
THE Binder Twine Trust did not
like the idea of the Ontario Govern-
ment going into the twine business
and the Chicago Canadian American
says that when one of the members of
the Government went to that country
to buy the machinery his footsteps
were dogged by agents of the Combine,
who endeavored to prevent the manu-
facturers from supplying the Canadian
visitor with machbary but the scheme
failed. Next season Canadian farmers'
may be able to buy twine from the
Ontario Government, and though the
products of prison labor are not as a
rule allowed to complete with the
regular products of the country, there
will be no outcry against the move,
essentially one in the interests of
farmers. The latter have the ear of
the Legislature, and the Government
feels perfectly safe under the circum-
stances in entrenching on the field of
organized and legitimate labor. Its
action in the premises will be g ener-
ally endorsed as about the best plan
and offers to bring an odious monoply
to its knees.
DISINFECTANT.
To the Editor of the Globe:
Sin,—It may be amiss at the pres-
ent time when the public mind is so
aroused with the fears of cholera,
typhoid!, ere., etc., to lay before the
people a recipe for making one of the
best if not the very best disinfectant
known to science, and .which can be
made by anyone and at a cost so
trifling (less than ten cents) that cer-
tainly places it within the reach of alL
Moreover, this disinfectant is so very
unlike many disinfectant; it leaves
no offensive odor after its Use ;-1-4
oz. nitrate of lead„ 1-2 oz. rock salt
(common salt wall do)„ di...zolve the
nitrate of lead with two gallons of
ram water, dissolve the salt in a quart
of rain water and mix both together
—the disinfectant is then ready for
use. Pour half a gallon down sinks
and closet; sprinkle a quart round
the corners of cellars, and a IitUe, say
a teacupful„ round the the bedrooms
and under the beds; stables and out-
houses according to size. A sponge
well saturated and hung up in a room
Will disinfect in a few minutes..
W. D.
Toronto, Aug. 26.
FALL SHOWDATES.
Lucknow, Oct. 4th and 5tk .
Wingham, Sept. 27-28
engrossat Teeswater, Sept. 15 24
Elam at Attwood, Sept 29,
Montreal Exposition, Sept. 15-23.
Industrial at Toronto, Sept, 5-17.
Western at London, Sept 15-24
North Perth at Stratford, Sept. 29-30
South Huron at S.eaforth, Oct. 4-5.
East Huron at Brereis,pct. 6-7.
Clinton, Oct. 6-7.
Goderich, Sept. 27-29.
South Perth at St Marys, Sept 27-25.
Mornangton at Milvertin„ Sept, 27-25.
Northern at 'Walkerton, Sept 27-30.
Southern at Bareatfealle Sept. of 'F.
North Brant at Paris, Oct 4-5.
IVIGLEOD'S
Stcm nenovatot
Aad fothe r tested seraeorre
SPECIFIC MaiD ANTIDOTE
intpmar, Weak and IrapoveriefLed
Dyspepsia, Steeplesonees, Palpitation a the
Heart, User Cora-Rlaint. Nenralszia,. LosF; of
Mesacery, Brans _ACo ..:wtion, Gall
Stones. Jana:are, y and II' "mazy Dis-
weep, St. Vitas' Dance,,, , Female Irregularities
aad General Debility-.
$1 yen half at and $2 per part bottle.
watalsitt. - - Garr.
J. IM.411cLEOD,
Proprietor and Manolacturer.
Sold by Mary
DLuerkanDays and A. B. Congraza,
na:WA at.
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ALL GOODS.
Dur fall stock is now arriving. In
a short time we -will -be -able t9 show__
one ot the best assortments Of
DRESS GOODS
We ever offere
and pricks are rig
weeds and Flannels
And other Staple lines.
Our assortment
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Harvest Tools, Hay Rakes, Mixed Paints,
Dry Colors, Chemically pure
White -lead.
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The only permanent wall finish.
OSA) VJVJ
&rep Cistvaitized tr.
Sole agent in Lucknow for
Preston's Braided, Barbless Fence Wire.
The Leading Hardware and Tin Depot.
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THOS. LAWRENCE,
LUCKNOW.
UTUIVIN 13 HERE 1
YES, it is a fat that Fall has arrived, and with it comes th
announcement that
IEETIG-JEES0
Is better prepared than ever to meet the wants of his
manycustomers.
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BOOTS & SHOES
In this depaitment our dock contains a beautiful
assortment of WOMEN'S FINE DONGOLA SHOES, (both
buttoned and laced) which are selling at prices that will
astonish you.
BOYS AND MEN'S HEAVY SHOES extrz-k value.
Just the kind for the Fall and Winter wear.
Ladies' Fine Buttoned and Laced Kid Shoes for $2.ocs
worth 52.50.
IN MENS WEAR we also lead the trade, and are
selling a special line of mediums at $1.75, $1.90 and $2 00
which cannot be surpassed for the money.
Grocery Department
In this department we carry a full line of fresh Teas,
Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc.
IN TEAS we are giving astonishing values in Japans at
25c and 35c; Fine Black Teas only 35c and Young Hysons at
25c, worth double the money.
IN CROCKERY we have a full range of beautiful Din-
ner Sets ranging in prices from $6.50 to $14.50, also afresh
crate of Glassware just opened. Come and see the new styles
and designs. Painted Flower Pots, something new and
handsome, a nice lot to select from. -
IMGive us a call. We bought these goods right and we
want to give everybody an opportunity of securing some of
the bargains.
R. HUGHES.
DOITT READ
THIS!
Fine Confectionery, Fancy Goods,
Biscuits, Raisins, Fig; Dates,
Nuts, Etc., Etc.
See our liagnificent Stock of the above
FINEST COOK
LOWEST PRICES.
All Fine Confectionery in fancy boxes
—4 lb., 1 ib., and 5 lb. boxes.
DON'T BL DECEIVED
by Fancy Shows. We have theiest
goocis ever shown in town fat^
Christmas & New Year Trade
And our prices are cheaper than ever.
eoods
Guaranteed Pure.
No cheap goods honght to ran off at
Christmas. We carry only fine
goods all the year round.
WEDDING CAKES
SPECIALTY.
We have fust received a car of dour
from Ethel Mitis for Christmas and
New Year trade.
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Now is the time to send in y r
orders and get them filled at once.
THOS. REID,
200 ACRE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT
111.11 EING LOT 6, CON. 14, E. D. OF
Ashfierd, in the County of Mixon., one
hundred and seventy acres cleared. The
farosfs itaated 2 nages from Lacknow.
30 acral ac ainbtnb, SO acres in gives, 12 acres fall
wheat, good fences„ good dwelling, bank barre„
stable sad shed, good orchard, 2 good irelLi
and no better ani,
Apply an the premiss or to
JOHN BAILIEWELL,
Hoz 179. Lucknow 1.0
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