Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-09-30, Page 5OUR FIRST PAR.E1SITS IN THE
HIGHLANDS.
*Ow, yesAr*. agQ All. Egglids gentle-
man while sojourning inthe vicinity
of Glenadaw, ia the Highlands, made
'the acquaintance of a Scotchtuan be
-longing to the, neighborhood. While
walking through the glen one day the
Englishman said-
"PraY, Mr. Campbell, can you tell
sone why this glen is called Glena-
dam r
"Au ay" was the reply, I can tel -
you that ; but I thocht it was snerker-
' ally kent,"
ay "Indeed well 1 am in ignorance as
o. the origin of the name."
The Celt .cast a pitying glance at
the Sessanach, and in a tone of deep
gravity said -
"Adam was porn here"
He fell back a pace or two to en-
joy the look of amazement in the
Englishmaa's face.
"Adam -what Adam r asked the
stranger.
"Adam, the Adam -the fery first
man as was porn into the world alive,
man."
•
"But my good sir, I always under-
stood it was in Mesopotamia that our
-first parents arose"
k.-Och, sir, that is the popular error,
Ma' hiss been rid up long ago. Adam
was porn 1:ere, in this glen and he
wass the fery first man that spoke
the gaelic."
Highly amused' at the implicit faith,
the laird manifested in this legeed,
-but still preserving his gravity, the
Enalishman said-
"Then Eva- vas horn here also r
Na she wastua She rainfree
farrer nrttJi,abetat Tohermory way."
• "Then we are now standing in the
garden of Eden r
'Peed that we are, sir ; aer here
Adam an' Eve lived very happy
thegither tidthat nasty affair' the
serpint. They were never like their -
sea efter that, and their ataldeat la i-
dle; Cain MrAdam went to the bagel and
was a sair, sair trial to his parents,
He went . frae bad to worse, when
one day when he was working wir his
younger brother in the katilyaird,
up air is / spade an' brOdlliit1111,!'
laddie a terrible clamitait on the heid
that kilt him dela
"What a Wall to his parents," said
the straager, in a sympathetic tone of
voice.
"'Deed ye may say that, sir. The
amid wife cried the coranach ower the
!addle till she was as roopit as a era w-
an" was like to greet the very e'en oot
her held."
"JyTatarallily."
"We2.1, she took to the dram for
comfort like an" het pair man had a
a terrible time tat ad' her till one day
she ran away wir an sold packman
they vaircl Ilethusalern."
"Mettlatisalem was a ,native of the
glen ,alsa I queried the stranger.
"Hoecl ; he wass. a Paisley
Lody that travelled wir wines o' his
ain we liven."
"Ai r what became of poor Eae,
1r. Cunapbell
"Och,ozh, she had an awful' end.
It wass .a tine mitallieht night when
she took the road wir the paean:tan nnr
when they got to the hod or the glten
-her heart failed her and turned to an
tack to her ain genidmati, when a" at
wance she was turned into a Pillar or
Mr. Campbell there tamer
Le some mistake here."
"N (Many side o' the road, sir.'
"But
we read in Genesis that it Was
Lees wife who was punished for %h -
hack «n the cities of the plain•."'
"Manta- laut that will he made
right in litc neist version. My ain
grakerfaither mins thee/ or the• muckle
sant reek."
• "Well, well, and what became of,thia
wonderful ailllar
"Week ye see, sant wass a.veffu" scarce
in the Lewis one year, and the Storno-
w-ay mema cam" ower sat' took it awn,'
their peata, and the v did say •that
a' the herrihr cttredl its Lewis that yew
kad a terrible gree or ham= flesh,
butt I'm at may ain door, sae lama -aye
s4arr
-The eacrament (ef the Lard's sup-
per will be disaensed in Lucanow Pres-
Trytterian churaln net Sahlbattla Pri
partitory .sarvices on Thursday amid
Saturday at 2 o'clock p.m. and on Fri-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Gaelic
sets ices on Thursdaar after the English,
an `fiektemintlay at 12:30 o'clock and Fri-
day at i 11 o'clock; The Rev. Mr. Rose
of .k..shfietd„ Rev_ Mr. Nalbof
Leeknow, Fairbaint of Dare
gannea„ Rev. IL Mackay, missionary
to the, Indians at Round Lake, Assa.,
with the Faster, are expected to cora
'het the services. At the thanksgiving
service. at 2 &crock a missionary' ad-
dress wilt be giv-en lby Rev. IL KW-
kaly and the liberal aollteetien asked for
that dly wilt e for the W. F. M. A.
.Alt are, cordially inVited.
•
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FALL SHOW DATES.
LucknaZve Oct. 4th and StIL
Dungannon show, Oct. 13 and 14.
South Huron at Seaforth, Oct. 4-5.
East Huron at Brussels, Oct. 6-7.
Clinton, Oct. 6-7.
North Brant at Paris, On. 4-5.
South Waterloo at Galt, Oct. 6-7.
East Wawanosh at Belgrave, Oct 4 5.
Morris Branch at Blyth, Oct. 11-12
Wellesley, Sept. 20-21.
Wellesley and North Easthope at
North Weatein, Goderich, Sept. 28-30.
la wan axiom, bar ooestoce, sew, ateah.
Wilmot :It New Haetbura, Sept 29-30
Mitchell at Mitchell, Sept_ 27-28.
Palmerston Horticultural, Sep t. 26-57.
Goderich, Sept. 27-29.
South Perth -at St, Marys, Sept. 27-28.
Mormegton at Milvertin, Sept, 27-28.
Northern at Wakkerton, Sept. 27-30.
Southern at Brantford, Sept. 27-28.
Wingham, Sept. 27-28
Culross at Teeswater, Sept. 15 24
Dina at Attwood, Sept. 29,
Montreal Exposition, Sept. 15-23.
Induetrial at 'Torento, Sept, 5-17.
Western at Landon, Sept. 15 21
North Perth at• Stratford, Sept. 29-30
DIED.
WILLIAM -AtViiten, Manitoba, on Tuesday
Selpt. 20th, 1892. George William. in-
fant s n CDuncan anti Ina Me iah1,
aged 22 days.
buorponted 1887tb Cub Canal o1$50,01X)
.04E OWEAt
!Grand TrudiANTICIPATING
HAS ARRANGED FOR
HARVEST
EXCURSIONS
AUG. 16 Retura September 25.
1892.
As 1 1 c4_,, 2,...,1 Return Octobar 2nd,
SEPT. 6 Return Octoberi16th,
From all stations in Ontario return rates to
H ARTNEY
DELORALNP., MOOSOMIN,
BINSCARTH.
R EGINA
MOOSEJAW
YORKTON
PRINCE ALBERT
d''!A LGARY
EDMONTON
$28'
$30
$35
$40
BERTHS FREE -These trains from Tor-
onto will have a limited number of Colonist
Sleepers attached, accommodation in which
will be Anted in order of application,
parties ticketing from other points should
arrange to arrive at Toronto in time to con-
nect with the 11.20 p.m. train, Le.wfng August
16_ 23 and September 6,18,92.
ler full information apply to
D. W. HAYES,
Agent G. T. R., Lneknew
•ry\IADIAN
PACIFIC
49 KING ST. W., TORONTO, ONT.
• G. C. PATTERSON, Mgr. for earkada.
Electricity, as applied by • the
Owen Electric Belt,
Is now recognized as the greatest boon offered
to suffering humanity. It Is fast taking the
lace of• drugs to all nerVons and rheumatic
hies, and will effect cures in seemingly
hopeless eases wheare every other known means
has failed. It is natures remedy, and by its
staaaa,soothtnalcurrent, that is readily felt,
POSITIVELY CURES
itkenmatism, Sexual Weakness,
Sciatica, Female Complaints
General Debility, Iztutency„
Isznalbago,' ex Diseases,
Nervous Diseases, Liver Compiaint,
Dyspepsia, Lame Back,
Varieoeele, 'Urinary Diseases.
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• RHEUMATISM
It is a Weft Inao,wn fact that Medical science
hots utterly fafled to afford relief in rheumatic
cases. We V-eauturethe assertion that although
Electricity has only been En use as a remedial
agent far affew years. Et has cured more eases
of Rheumatism than all other means com-
bined. Some of our te*dtng &retching" real*,
razing this fact, are =Wang themasetvesaf tuts
most potent of natures forces..
•
TO RESTORE MANHOOD
Thousands of people suffer from at variety of
nervous diseasessuch as Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, Lost Manhood, Weak Rack, etc.,
that the (old modes of treatment. fall to cure.
There fs n loss9rof nerve force or power that
cannot be resto; by medical treatment. and
any doctor who would try to accoumlish thfs
by any kind ef drugs fs practEsing a dangerous
form of charlatanism. Properly treated
THESE DISEASES CAN BE MED
Mee:teeny, as applied by the Owen Electric
Belt and Suspensory, will- most assuredly do
SO. It is the only known remedial agent that,
mil supply what fs lacking, natne1y,
nerve
force or power, impart tone and vigorto the
organs and arouse to aekatast action the whole
nervous system.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, •
And the worthless, cheap,. so-cailed Electric
Belts advertised by some concerns and peddled
through the country. They are electric to
mane only. worthless as a curative power, and
dear at any price.
We ChaUenge the World to show an
Electric Belt where the current hi under con-
trol of the 'patient as conopletely as this
Our Trade Mark fa the portrait of Dr.
Owen embossed En gold upon every Belt and
appliarne marmatetexed by us.
Scad farfatalogge-Nalled(Seded)Ffee.
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
49 King St W. Toronto.
Mention Oils paper.
If you want tel buy
SPICIrS
At right prices. go to
J.C.Ki NCAID'S
Also try your Tuck for the
VIVICIrettES
' With each pound of Baking Powder
yen have a gnese to what length off
time the Candle will I) urn.
The nearest oee to the time gets a
Tricycle valued at 0.
J. G. KINCAID.
\ j
EXCURSIONS TO
OXBOW
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MOOSOMIN
BINSCA 11TH ....... . Pa;
NF-SBI'TT._ ....... _
REGINA
MOOSE.JAW
YORICTON ........... -
CALGARY
PRINCE ALBERT.
EDMONTON
To leave all points in Ontario on
828,00
28.00
2800
28.00
28.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
35.00
35.00
40.00
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Return untH Nov. 6. 1892
OCTOBER 4
Return until Nov. 13, 1892
Parties ticketing from other points should
arrange to arrive in Torontoin time to connect
with the 11.20 p.n. train on above dates.
For full information apply to any Ticket
Agent 4 the Canadian Pacific
J. Murchison, Agt, Lucknow.
• FOR SALE-
...,••=•••••••
6,500 to1.L4-Rs WILL FUR-
etrase a splendid farm of 200
acres, Kinloss, Co Bruce, 180 cleared, with all
necessary buildings orchard,. water and apples.
JOHN J. STEPHENS,
Teeswater.
• McLEOWS
,System :Renovator.
And ether tested remedies
SPECIFIC ANDANTIDOTE
--FOR
Imprzre-, Weak and Impoverished Blood;
D3rspeptua, Sleeplessness, Parprtation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, Nenraigia, Loss of
Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall
Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Dis-
asees„ St Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities
and Gdneral Debility.
81 per half Out and 82 per pint bottle.
E.61130111TOICY. - - ONT.
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Sold by Harry Days and A. B. Congram,
Druggists, Lucknow.
THE HUB
Leads them all for
Family Groceries
• AND
CANNEDGOODS.
Fruits of All Kinds in Season.
FINE TEAS
A SPECIALTY.
The Largest Stock,
The Choicest Goods,
& The Best Vaue
obtainable in Lucknow.
JOHN ELLIOT.
The rise in Cotton Goods, since the cotton mills of the
Dominion have passed into the hands 'of a syndicate, I have
put in a good stock of all kinds of
STAPLE COTTON COON
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 the place.
MRS. R. MURRAY'
•ST.. TTJjJ
M. CORRIGAN'S
• Is the place to make yotr selections in
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
I have in stock the following:
Apples . Dried Apple
Blacking Extracts
Black Lead • Figs
,Blue Fish, canned
Baking Powders Fish, dried
Barley, pot Gelotine
Bath Brick • Gingers
Beans - Hops
Brooms Honey
Baskets' Ink
Brushes • Indigo
Biscuit ' Licorice
Coffee • Lime Juice
Confectionery 'Lemons
Canned Goods Lamps
Cocoa • Lard 9
ChocolateMatches
Corn, canned Mince Meat
Corn meal Meat
Currants• ' :Macaroni
Currie Powder !Mustard
Cream Tarter'Meats, canned
Cocoanut ;Magnesia
•
Dates • Nuts
Nutmeg
Oil. olive
Oil, sweet
011, castor
Oranges
Oat Meal
Pails
Peels
Pipes
Pickles
Pearline
Peas, canned
Pepper
Raisins
• Rice
Rice Flour
Sago
Salt
Salmon
• Sardines
Senna
Seeds
Sugar
Syrups
Soda
'Soaps
Spices
1 -Starch
!Strawberries, canned
Sulphers
'Tapioca
'Tomatoes, canned
1Teas
Tobaccoes
• Vermicelli
Vinegars
1Washboards
Washing Crystal
Woodenware
Whiting
• Dinner Sets
Yeast Cakes
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
• Water Sets
Cream Sets
• Berry Sets
• Toilet Sets
No. 1 Flour always on hart. Goods delivered to any part of the town_
-re-w • Goods.
KAAKE &• CO.'S
• Second Annuncement of
SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS
Window Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Combs, Wall Paper, Etc.
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 $1 worth ot
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 1st. This will commence
on April 1st. •
az 00_
410•10.111.11•Mom111.
STRATFORD OIL CO.
GUARANTEES'
4•0
STERLING MACHINE OIL
To outwear Any other oil in the market on Binders, Mowers and
Threshing 'Machines.
For sale by
D. C. Taylor, Lineknow.