Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-12-09, Page 4..itittSucbtottlitutiliti
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WILERLY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES
GE CONSCIENCE WE PRI= ABOVE ALL
(mum LIBERTIES'
'Or
ati
TAX EI&MPTION
The value of property exempt from
taxation in the city of Toronto is $23,
214,000, or one seventh of the total
malty. A large part of this is repre-
sented by church property held by cor-
poritions wen able to pay taxes.
These corporations as a rule are
wealthy and take the choices sites for
their building and buy extra property
for , speculation purposes, simply
ihecause they can hold it without pay-
ing taxes. Thesystem is an unjust
one and the Government should so
caulked the laav as to make it compul-
sory on the owners of all real estate,
save what is used for state purposes
alone, to pay taxes to the local muni-
cipalities. This would not only be
'right but would go a long way towards
thecomplete separation of Church and
State, and just what is needed in
Canada. What right has a congre-
gation of people more than a single
member of that same institution to get
exemption from. taxes I The same law
that applies to the individual should
also be applicable to the church as a
1whole.
The Lucknow Sentinel, Brum County, friday, December 9th
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THE great Dr. Parker, of New York,
said in his sermon on Sunday last: "I
hate smoking. From end to end it is
a =keno°. It ends in cancer; apo-
plexy, bad temper, bankruptcy, and
almost hydtophobia. It is an inven-
den of the devil. It is the pastime of
perdition. -No dog-smoket. - No- bird
pines for bobacco. No horse is a mem-
ber of a pipe club. No intelligent
persota ever puts a cigar into his mouth.
The whole idea of smoking he condemn,
ed as atheistical, &gnostical, and infin-
itely detestable. Smoking has been
abandoned by all reputable persons,
and left to ministers, editors, poets,
and other intellectual confectioners."
The Doctor has evidently missed a
heap of comfort in this world.
THE Ontario Dehorning Commission
has completed its labors. After hear
ing the eviden.of experts and others
and carefully con - ering the whole
matter, the commission concludes its
voluminous report by recommending.
(1) That the practice of dehorning
bepermitted where performed with
reasonable skill, with proper appliances
and with due regard to the avoidance
of unn.eittat,tary suffering, and that the
Ontario Government shotild briEg to
the attention of the Dominion Govern-
ment the desirability of amending the
law relating to cruelty to animals, so
as to give effect to this recommenda-
tion.
GOOD ROADS.
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The agitation for good .roads has
t-i-tren rip hy ith-6 newspapeisalt
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cover the country this year. This un -
wally wet fall clinches the lessons
which are being taught about our
ptosent system of road -making and
toad -mending. Most men who use
roads don't care in dry weather, and
when mud covers the face of the earth
'it is not a gond time to mend roads
and
so they are never Mended.
But the mem who bas found 500
pounds too big o. teed to haul over a
toad, when a ton should have been
light enough, is in a State of mind to
consider the best plan for road milt-
ing. As the weakest place in a rope
the measures of its strength, so the
*twat place in the road is the amount
of the load that can be hauled over it.
If there is a mud hole through which
a team can haul only St 1 pound; and
the rest of the road is good, 500
pounds is the lunit of the road just
the .same. That, improvement is
necessary cannot be denied. The
present system 'of Statute labor has
outlived its usefulness„ in the older
portions of the Province at least; and
it is near time that something better
should be devised. The approaching
nominations and elections
would be an opportune tame to
have this subject brought to the
•attention of ratepayers and to get
from them their opinions upon it.
• ,..4The ellaw as at present would permit
great changes and improvements, but
the I, %Tie are often slow 'to avail
themselves of lewa„, provision; how-
ew.x excellent, if they involve change.
General public diseemation will pro-
• kobly prompt them to action and
municipal councillors ouht to lead i n
giving opportunity for
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THIS WEEK ova
We call the attention of the ladies to our
FIZTRS
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We have a large assortment of
gintiffiS and •'VIM Gtallares.
at prices to suit the lowest buyers- The storm collar has)taken the place of
the long boa to a greater extent this season than last. 13e sure and see what
we are offering when you want to buy.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is kept well supplied with the newest goods in the market.
To thela. we say Overcoaist
and when we say Overcoats it means anything from the cheap tweed to a good
.
Fur Coat at the lowest price in the market.
WMCONNELL, - • LucknOw.
() That the Ontario Government
should direct the management•of the
Ontario Experimental Farni to experi-
ment with cheininals on he horns of
young calve; and also embryo horn,
with a view to ascertaining whether
these methods are more desirable than
sawing off the horns when they have
attained their fall growth,'
BOR
Lucknow„ on Friday„ Nov.
itSth„ the -wife of E. A. McKenzie. E.A.,
efa asuebter.
LIME FOR WOOD
P -PARTIES INTENDING TO BUILD,
dining the vaunt' gmason and wishia'
ti eichange cordwood. from th4e to fire feet
in length„ for lime can do sa at the lime kilms„
lot 22,3,, Laagside. Pine„ hemlock„
tamarack and cedar will be taken in any
quantity in exchange forlilne.
Joint Flamm,
Laagaide P. O.
Tut electoral Vote as divided be-
tween thrEe candidates for the United
States Presidency is _figured out to
give Cleveland 27iS vores„ Harrison,
138 and Weaver, '2.&'. California. is in-
cluded in the. Cleveland column,the
unofficial tetums inkliiz..t.liin^.t! that Cleve-
” land hascarried the State. The . vote
of Oregon it divide& Harrison taking
tire •••••-..41 \),-. ,ottit'.. Is Ohio
t-,,,,‘,-;,r.a, i , ..• • - .. vote and liar-
/
rison the r, . 1, 1.-„llatra.lities that
average a little ,e ,r 1„P00.. It will
be seen„ Ut.;o.1,ing rvnt Wielti-er rotes_
Cleve' land laid --oi.r tu-o tiiincis'of the.te
remain.. TB-....- Pe-tattnat k ea rad tid-
• al" had .7.5 mere than are nestary
for a ch -ie.-. Ir. .'.',. ;'.., ,tatk-s carried
by He,ton t he ' II epu bl icans stint lin-
ed a pronound lo... --.s. ln Pennsyl-
vania it it al.‘,,ant.I ...;.,,,,I,'"-'.1, :etnql in Ver.'
moth,. Z•..%,,tAPA.J. A A otall kSL 41f
in the ,, 7-o 1 "7. •••;.'61 lltspIllbiliellt 'States
,
ef the 1C -talon h elo.quently significant
-of the era eort.a...i..,:las .c. f the .3isa.tter
Every doubtful State wen* to Cleve -
.t and kii If t--utte. Th q- re seems to he no
It it Ihn't ClevelAnd-s rortaltar plural-
NOTICE!
ITHEA2.'4477iA.TUTAL MEETENG., OF THE
NVikediturch Creamery (any wffl
be held in the .FeresAteeta arch
on Sat -weal,. 17th December. at 1 o'clock
when tale dividends ilt be paid„ Directors
elected, and • other important tarsi -mesa trans-
acted. All Patrorlis„-Siaarelvalders, and others
intereAed are amerdially invited to attend. •
J. J. W. SJAIPSON
Secretary
Whitechureli„ Nov. 2Eitb.
985-6in
PUBL!C NOT
.CE -
TOE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY COT -
timed spinet giving any one credit
nry account without ray written 4.)ardez„ as 1
will not be ine-yourable for the lanyment of the
sante, after this /notice.
BERNARD 01.4.A.UGHILN
Looknow P. 0.
HOUSE AND IfTr
FOR SALE
rrumrnto ON Hiri'ELOCE.' STREET
13 in the village of Lucknow„ , near the sta-
tion. me. hOtase is alsage frame, corataiumin
eitht nine ro,uns.„flflirkitchen et,,, and
lain a good state of repair. The !,,,,;arden con-
tains about one acre of grata amid is well
stocked with apple, .eherry, plum/ said other
fruit trees, The place will Ihe''sM heap,
For farther particulars apply to Hugh Mr -
nn ,#Ar t!)• 04
J A ^A. DENNEV.G
• )-
Latchnow P. 0.
• WANTED.
AGENTS TO SELL OUR
tatioit1/4.-E AND. 11„tarq
NURSERY STOCK.
TOVES,
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1892 — 1893
STOVES
STCFjE.
T. Lawrence has now on hand a large stock of
COAL STOVES, • COOK' STOVES,
WOOD STOVES, • PARLOR ,STOVES;
/ COMBINATION STOVES, BOX STOVES.
He is also making a specialty of furnace work this fall and parties intending
purchasing
a stove or furnace should not fail to give him a call. He has as usual a full stock of all
kinds of
Tinware, Granite ware, Japanesed ware, Pressed
ware, Axes, Axe Handles, Cow Chains, Rope,
• Halters, Lamps and Lamp Goods.
VIII Al ANIC E VP!AL
.1 varietues. INIth in frau-U=4i ornannm-
tats oder, which are 4.',,sntrolled thy
tv.ay oelatIMILS.`4.43112 4117 Walry. Write nr*
once for rt24. WO, S*4TtlIltiO etiOUNe a territory.
MAI" BROTHERS, Nursery -me n„
Rockester„ N. Y
‘".nrs31 CURED IN A
Sou t It A trot eriean Rherzniatism Cstre
7.1 .ntitnb unci iirn1ja indi-
enity ita 1 to 3 days. hs action
upon the 'system is remarkable and
y.---lerions. It rtnNotes at once the
muse and the disimse inntEedirttay (dis-
appear& The first - dose ere qtly
lits. 75 cent& Warrant,Nt 1,:}y A.
ity will far exceed half a million. B. Congram.
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The Leading Hardware Depot.
THOS. LAWRENCE, •- LUCKNOW
Stovepiping and Repairing promptly attended to.
vFARM FOR SALE;
FA11.1“ CONTAINING 160 ACRES„
•situated lot 13. con. 7, in the ir.wIn...bdi
Klatleess, Co of Bruce. Promo house,,
ordiard,well watereai and wareiniently situ-
ated. For particulars apply to
• E. NICHOLSON,, Proprietor.
Thianda/e, Ont.
or to
PETER CORRIGAN,
Holstead P. 0.
—Georgian Bay Shingles.
6, 1:
tri9zUNDERSIGNED HAS ON 0)
. . ear tot of XXX Georgian Ba les
and intends bete therm i tock duninig- the
swroo,,
and will be sold at the lowetA
paying price,
JAMES GAUNT, -Whitechnrch
STOCK FOR SALE.
The • zumierActwAt er for roek "bot-
tom prices- for J,,e next thirty days,
young Short lionru bulls.• cows and heifers in
Calf Leicester ram and ewe lairants, zit by the
first prime Nu -limner at London IndustriaHl.
Choice Berkshire* of bath seies. Call kir
address to
IL GAUNT &
St. videos. Ont.
• WANTED.
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300000 feet
-OE
3V1 -p DOG'S.
Ain,. ELL BperalLOStiteba WILL PAY,s$0.11,
toast class maple logs, none other be tah,-ema.
lirreniax BROS,
Lucknow
• FOR SALE.
110 ACRES (MORE OR LESS) GOOD
1 it) land, with large 2. story frame ho9so
ont buildings. barn, etc, 29 gripe vines•
.70)44 11,,q-Ationt, within half amile
of the f.tati-n ; terms. Particulars may
be had from
T. W.. TCLPBEL 'Uttar:twat
Executor's Notice
IrrtAIRE NOTICE --ALL P EDSON'S AEE
L F fr 'at cutting timelier ,.)rtv.s0s.s-
inrg t ;b:•11 pa#11, ,E, th., 11
E he now -whip of Wt. A.V„avirarioeh. whi/.711
bet on/44s to tbe. etAtait of the late
TrreMAS THOMPSON
• Ashfield
Ls.roveraber, 2Sth.
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RAM LAMBS FOR SALE.
MILE UNDFRSIGNbli) HAS FOR SALE
1. at lot 3, con. 10. (eagtern divison)
Ashfieldi, a few well bred Shroushi.m ram
lambs, at prices to suit the ;darts. For further
particular* apply on the prerahles or to
W. B„ Reid
9624 Lanes O.
FARM FOR SALE.
Tni the township of Kintoss„ on the 5th con.,
J1_ being part'of lot 11, on the Flolyrood
gravel road, and situated UltkNalt, three miles
from the village of Lucknow. The rlase is
well fernottl„ wellaratered, and a first class
or,tiard.. The buildings are fit ga*Nk state of
repair' „and 11 acres good bush; Immedia.
Possession,, and on easy terms of payment.
For particutars,, apply to James Bryan,
SmatNE.E. Office, or to
RICHARD HUGHES
•Luck/mew P- 0,
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