Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-09-30, Page 4v
itatnewNential
UI LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGUE
t?REELY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES
OF CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL
OTHER LIBJECRTIES
•aeknow„ Sept. 30th,1593.
Tete Toronto Tient Company reports
rETii:alraaCiaito Oilaasiitb it.tre=Sen-
ed an "apparent depreciation" of 231
per cent., owing to original overvalue-
ation and some present undervalue -
melons. The Toronto Trust Company,
remarks the Montreal ,Star, is not a
political body, and its evidence as to
the condition of the farmers cannot be
waved aside as unpatriotic pessitt. fisne
MILE has been found to possess
wonderful healing qualities if applied
to wounds at an early stage, and
excellent results have been obtained
by its use in the dressing of burns.
Compresses are soaked in milk and laid
on the burn, to be removed night and
morning. An e.-ctensive burn has
in this way been reduced in three
days to one-quarter of its ori -
vital size. Another burn, which
lied been treated for eight days with
live
olive eil and oxide of zinc, healed
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Milk dressing; -
• J. „Re Aesotee, of Ottawa, who
tented. the steemer "Joe" to . the
government in the name of a' friend
certified to the accounts himself and
paid theTfor, and otherwise obtained
money by irregular actions, was held
by the courts guilt e of "mis'behavior
only. TheeN), men in high positions
motto manipulate publicfunds for their
private benefits manage to get off eas-
ily while a poor soul who stale a few
taints to satisfy the cra,vings of his
anger and his family, is sent to
prison.
'THE first locomotive from Java
arrived at Jermslera some time ago
Letters received from Jeri:talent by the
Palestine exploration Pund, dated ...
August 2:!lad, announced that the IluPlas1 fs'ilY- He Nue:4 ealled to the
locomotive had Teethed the city on S'Se-- E -r -a -"1--k- bar in 1S3S : 'was atl-
the previous dy. Trains are not vet PthIntedi s' r-li-s'sn ..;.'ad`z.e ci the Provin
running but the rails have been in 1 --"5'5- and C"zet.
...
down all along the line. and the reead.In
`which is being made by the Frereth
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company, '41 be opened at the latter Ri.eher-
ad of this month- The tennis' tt, i*. 1
The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce County, Friday, September 30th
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ekkIllIGNIZOI=.11M."111
BY some medical authorities, la
grippe is regarded as a' more serious
malady than cholera, inasmuch as the
persons who recovers from the last
mentioned disease is no wierseihysic-
ally than he was before it attacked
him ; whereas the grippe undermines
the constitution, Weakens, the bodily
functions and leaves its victim an
easy prey to other maladies. More-
over the cholera can be warded off by
strict solitary regulations and only
attacks a small prep3760211 tin Fyn-
lation. But the insatiable grippe
knows no rank, age or quality, and
bale* the efforts of medical scientists
to arrest its progress.
THE Rev. Murdo McKenzie, of In-
verness, Scotland, who officiated at
South Kinloss church on the 18th
inst, preached a Gaelic sermon in
Toronto on Sunday last. It was an
eloquent oration and closed with this
brilliant peroration :—'tha cruu gloir
air ceann 3Ihaois retch searg aa;
bithidh iomarui a rahein do Alhaois
tha so ach do na-h-uile a ghradhaicheas'
an Tighearna lose a thug E-feiu mar
eirie airson pheacach. Thigibb, mo-ta..
da iounsuidh. The sinn an so fad o,
ar dachaidhean, ach, "ta ar n-aon onus
an theoii ; th 'n won thuil o' math 'n
8.r cuisleau, tha siun a' labkeirt an aon
Tigh
arm- an
annSan
chanion, Greta deonaicheadh an
farna gen) bi n-aon
Criosd„ ar icor bhraithrean
ise am brathaii &s sinae."
SIR William J. Ritchie, Chief
jJustice of the Supreme Court a Can-
ada died shortly after ninelto'clock on
Sunday morning at his residence in
Ottawa. The Chief Justice had been
ailing- for some time and had been
eranted leave of absence in come,
queue& He was in the 80th year of
hi.: age, He was a :ear of Mr. Justioe
Ritchie, of Nova Soot* and was born
at Annapolis in October, 1S1.3. His
parental grandfather came from Soot -
land and sett in Nova Scotiaprior
to the American revolution. His
mother was Elim Wildman Johnston,
a of a distieeeeuished E-
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•amliMe.••••ka.
sir FAL!. wool
The newest and neatest styles
in Millinery for tall are -now
OwMI
n r nation.
This department is in chalet°
of Miss Lawson.
Calland See the Stock
• Whether you want to buy
or not.
WM. CONNELL, -
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Lucknow.
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92. - HARDWARE 180.
Harvest Tools, Hay Rakes, Mixed Paints,
• Dry Colors, Chemically pure
White -lead.
The only permanent wall finish.
Sorb trot athivaitized
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Sole agent in Lucknow for
Preston's Braided, Barbless Fence Wire.
The Leading Hardware and Tin Depot.
THOS. LAWRENCE, - LUCKNOW.
AUTUMN IS HERE 1
unfinished it will be fritn the 15-,-1 of :5,7 _7., _ 4 1.1S, it is a fact that Fall has arrived, and with
tie 7,--an,ieti. • •T'
the read to Bethlehim, mat Ear frzhla announcement that
the south end a the montefibre
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1 IWIRIED AT RIPLEY.
it comes the
IELT/G-ia_viiS
I C on the evede Tee,_, _ay fee 'Dter prepared than ever to meet the wants of
TaERE. are few thiags that hence:it ;
young person more than
regular colm--poudent to a
Apart altogether from the t-sining
gives them in expres..sing thelvsees
in writing and doitgitcaL"
it teaches them t be cie' ths
•faot intensiies th-oir power ef
observation foniftilld—whith iritEeil
is one of the first requi.-- toward be -
s. well informed peroscc_
regular newspaper correspondet is
eoutinually on the lookont for
ination, acqnires s habit of "
hundreds of thins tcliat other peoT.:e
overlook. Sees something interestzn..
• or instructing worth reporteze:
every h.end, and sequires the bee:ter
of remembering and &seas:dying eIzera-ez
everything that comes under his zbser-
ation It is a training to.:, in the
esi-e'ise of god .1=1.4;n:tent, for there
ate fe thins that test a pent=
judgment better than siftir4.7 oat At, 115,7,
is fit for publication and 'what is
of the thousand things that ezeme.
tinder the ere or within hear -leg -.
r4:4,--4: a. -.-.ii i; ! Inany customers.
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NEW IMPROVED “" CELESLEY
In; Reer faze rimot eoranipIette„
ultuarablle„ rirldlyeeet met trairolaucturreel.,
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PUBLIC NO ICE.
rilPUBLIC ARE. HEREBYNOTI-
ed that•parities found tresTpai.:
with gloms or dotr7 fola the pp eee off lawn
ear iffsktim eRm llott*11. tl:/)„ NV& imam:4w era
ttline 4ttlinOth., th 7ttlk colm, Kireoliw,„;n11
plitiblet-ritboti the tare Edit es -remit off the boar.
P...trizayss IsiDtEttacs..
11.1104
SOW. LOST.
O'TRATED FROM THE PREMISES OF
10 the 0.1m ,:erstraed,,Dott ft3„ (rim HIth,, Wt
Wavrairaofk eea aboxart tthe 2.9Wr Atargract
large white surssr two iredur Army erne
ii1szaren buffo 'artaLuttiiera11ft » wnnAffacte ILI,
oxrunters iI1fi k tb,n her intcto, vornEl le ask
ably reisrardeeL
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FARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINING IN) ACRES,
"Fl 931ttaraftel Rot 13. (0,70„ km the To,
off KM alkoes„ Co off Drum_ Frame howe„
orlarardl„ wen israltbareil and zwarTerniemtlig
are& For Ircartaralsrs ailtpOir tto
E. NICHOLSON, Progyritotwar.
tro• Theelmalle„ Omt-
PETER CORRIGAN,
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• Georgian Bay Shingles.
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set ne €eereeeponclents for their, reseee-
tive lozelitioe. If there is one thire-
ve are mer coneineed of than another
it is the beneSt that they will &rive
in every respect. Their experiezize
will help theta in every walk of life
lav a foundation of a habit with.
vett w1a ;Ina can be really
,L.afortuei namely -2:asc
FOR SALE OR RENT
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