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TTOKNOW,:.ONTAMFRIDAT JANUARY 27th, *1893.
LLICKNOW.
PaPita paid up
Reserve; Fund
Total Assets
President, -:-.Tozar
. Vice President--
• DIR
:TOR:4 PROCTOR,
A. _T. Wc0p,
-..dashier----3'. TTJRNBt1IL.-
SAVTI V se LINK •:---f#6tits 10- to 3 ; Satur-
day'R. 1a-tril. DehositS of Si and npisrar'ai -
,
- . received: anO'iyitere. t allowed
spkoTAL-DErost s also 'received . 0 cur-
rent rates of intere. t. .1 .
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$4,25o,00d
$7.979,84q.
ITA T.
• AM§A,t •
MORS. :
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GURNEY, GEO; Ro ar
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D_RA PTAs' on' Great 11;itain,. and the United
States bought .oncl sold.
Q.. - BRO Su -B -AGENT.
DENTAL
J. S. JEROM.g, L. D. S.
WincYba,ni will be in Lucknow
,.. •
on the spoon(' and fourth Fri-
day and Saturday of e ch month. - Good:sets
for 61.0: Filiincr and vtracting a specialty
Office at Cain's 61-fotel. • • •
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A. MALCOMON,- BAR,RISTER,L. -
• Solicitor, Conveyancer.: etc., (late of
Cameron, Holt & Came On, Goderich). Office
at Traver's old stand. • '
,
MORRISON,
.1.-11.• law, Solicitor
ancer, Commisioner, e
barber shbp.
:ATTORNEY: AT.
in 0a,rieerf, OOnvy
e. Office. -.over the
ARROW & -PROIMFOOT,-
.1.31 ters, -Solicitors etc. Goderich, Ont.
J. T. GARR6W, _VV31. PROIiDFO0T.
IVIEDIGAL
A. MoDONALD, . D., C. -M. O. P.
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• O. Oce,
LLIOTT,- okorog AND:RESI,
enCe, Oarplri. street, secoud door north
••• • of Little's' shoe Otore,
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Iry -'TENNANT,- TRYST °Q.I N,
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SuFgeon and-AccouCheur. Surgery -op-
posite Cain's hotel. • -Office, hours from to 12-
a. and from 2 to 5 P. Zia..
MGD. -GORDON,. .D., C.M.,
_Ile . C.P.S.O., Physician, Sur-
• geon, and Acconcheut: Office next door to W.
A.ilin'simpleraent shop. Reaidence Ron Street,
SOUtb. Of D.' R. McIntosh's store.:
TAR. D. GEDDES, V. '6,, (-34.LLS
1_,/ either by mail or telegram. - promptly
attended to. Charges moderate. ResiOnce,--
Outram street; -opposite-Dr Elliott's. and
second. door north of-Srm::NEL Office. •
--MySICAL.T
UITION;
MRE lvEISSES. LITTLE - ARE PRE-
-- pared to give music lessons:. on the piano -
- or oigart. For further- -:particulsrs apply': at
the_ tesidence of W. IT, Little, Rosa street *
IE N E RA
4 di.** TO AN 0
necurity for anyt
. rate of interest. The pri
• at the end of the time, or
pal may be paid each year
9 the amount . paid, For ..f"
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etc,„,tapply • NOUS STEW
• SOO IET E
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REAL ESTATE
e, -at the. lowest
cipal May be paid
•part of the prinel-
interest beam* on
rther particulars,
Lueknow.
BANKERS,L
LIJORNOtv", •FEB'Y 13TH, 1892:
T0-71.1E:FARMERS:I'
-..Since the date of Our list advertisement to
you we.have sold 1100 acres of land, and being •
all the land 'held byusin .-behalf of the • various
Loan OPmpanies. _represeht-, except :t -he.
Shaw farm cd 200 acres in.KinloSs; and which
we are offering very cheap and on very. easy
terms of payment.'
!Several- fanners ha.”, .however, placed.
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their our hands for sale, so that We
7h0N1 to be.able to sppiy the bulk of the
‘deand.forIarms as • heretofore. But as our
saleoexceeded 1000 acres last spring -We would
.request those in iant of a cheap fa,rrh to''.apPly
as the- Spring tithe-- will -how. sooh:, be
here. We can grant very roasonable:terms Of •
payment 'for all -our- sales .and ' -a low rate of
Anteieot, - •- -
- wish to -renew or change. you mort-
gage, or put a new mortgage- on yourfarm, or
moneiaway payment of the interest
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or -principal of yourjnortgage, we can guaran-
tee _you satisfaceon and. at a. very. trifling
expen,se, - , - -
. We . lend: money On farmers' notes fer lOng
or short tinie, and can supply all demands on
reasonable terms, .Sale nGteS a. specialty.. .
- we- do a 'general bankino_: business . all
Idnds: with • 'Merchants-, .Clattle Dealers
Shippers and- Farmers,: - _• -
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GEO:. SIDDALL„ Manager -
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. ,
*INSURANCE -
:Film AND -MARINE,
.- GUELPH.
Telpp4one No. -195. •
HURCH DIRECTORY.
NGLISH —SERVICES 11
a. and 6:30 -p. Sunday School,
2: 0 p. Superintendent, Wni. S.' Holmes.'
A. tilt class every. Wednesday evening at
8' "clock, Bible and prayer book lesson's All
.
ar welcome. REV:W. J. CoNNOR ;Pastor..
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17cIKNOW MECHANICS '
tute. Reading r924,_diLen, every et:ening
fr TAO t 0 P. in., ei%ptrog Sattirdajrz
th be from 2 to 6 air.. The
lib ariatewill be in atteidance dutin these
ho s. - D. D. Tuiti,
RI:10031, Siorffitinte_ •
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C. T. R. TIME TABLE.
Trains leave LucknOw for South it 6 a
10: 8 a, m. and- 6420 p.. , •
•th at: 12:0 p, in„ 4:02 p. and '16:28-
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TH ST.TBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
ffice in the building east of the
SENTINEL Printing Office.
. A R.EEMENITS, BONDS, LEASES-,
DEE' S, 1VIORTGAGES AND. WILLS
CAREFULLY ..PREPARED.
Plans ,specilications and estimates for build
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gs, mills; bridges, etc., furnished
on short notice.
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Luckn .1#42,1.E391.
JAS.. SOMERVILLE.
0. G. T. SEPOY L DGE,64.
_ meets in the south 'end Lodge =Rooro.
in the Temperance Hall every
.
The:iday evening at 8 eV
ckLficrokfoliw.,
-sTER, C. •MAP.ERSS Sec.
- C., T. The -regular Monthly
lrVemen's Christian
held every seoond
n the Odd Fellows -
M. MRS. W. 11
RNELL; Secretary.
rNy.y • Iting :of the
• TeMperanue "Union will be
WedneRd4 of each month
Hall, Lucknow, at 3, Ili:
SMITH, President; MES. 11
y 170KNOW
Lodge, No. 112
meets every Friday
evening at 8 o'clock
in their hall, Campbell street._ All brethren
cordially invited. 1C.J.MeLEop, N. Grand •
_H. H. PIEucE, Recorder.
a
0: 14.,COURT
to. Sherwood, •
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50 Lucknow. Meet-.
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every first and third
M nday in every --
m ntlr, in the Or-
, an e hall: -
ing brethren . a r e
co (Bally invited.
VZ:lhiae7PRT. IVIATTIHE, . C. R.
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.x,.) YEritE SEC.
A .0. U. W. LITOICN W LODGE OF
-Lt. the Ancient Order ,nited Workmen,
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meet in the Oddfellows hail., on the last and
second .Monday evenings of each month', a
,•-• eight o'clock-. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. D. PATTERsox, Master Workman
R. D. CAMERON, Recorder,'
HOUSE T
LET.
Apply to to "-Ctr, U. Lire, Lucknow. -0
Jai; Kiri, bruorbo - •
Flame
look to your own interest and
tire.Your farin buildings and
.
private in the:
NDON MUTUAL-.
:
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114) largo- PpenduntitotO require
,
CASH •SYSTEM : . •
-50-cents to 90 tents per $lop_ for three years,.
'JOHN. 'LANE
.:KINLOUCIL
- Also
England
ent •for - the ,Phoenix, Of .LOndon
tail) the best prices for
your
111`1MR;
if is your advantage to, use
PINE LIVERPOOL SALT,
and br ngit to market in rolls
weighing from 2 lb. to 3 lb, or
in tubs. Crocks or pails at
this _season do not as
good p ices. •
SPARLIK
R1V1ERS' INSTITUTE.
WHOLE NO 992.
ting the highorder of theleople
• .intellectually. He. told., of the work
in connection vath the Ontario Agri-
cultural College and believed that the
men:being= educated there would soon
I be the rulers :of the country, He
The Farmers Institute, held at Holy- referred to
rood on Saturday 14th vras an iniquali-'
fied success in every way, in. point of
attendance, interest manifested, and
amount of iniformation gathered by
those. who swere there to interchange
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ideas. Upon • agricultural questions..
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During the .afternoon session nearly
STJCCESSFIJLI MEETING ligLD
AT HOLYROOD
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all the seats in the .eOnifortable- and
• co: modious township hall were filled
and -during the evening session many
ladies Were present and a large number
.had to stand throughout the entire
-evening as _the. seating -capacity of the-.
hall Was not'sufficient-.-to ._accomodate
all who ha;c1 -driyen-in from the surrciund,
mg country through the storm :that
prevailed„
'Mr. James Tolton:, President Of the
irSouth - Bruce Farmers Institute,. -occu-
pied: ...the chair .and: in: :his: opening
remarks rev -levied. the.situtation of the.
-agriculturist and showed What was the
object in holding in.stitiites throughout
'Ontario and •advised -all o become
-members of . the initituiC • He theni
introduCed Prof. Shaw- of the Ontario
Agricultural College, ;rho in &splendid
practical address spoke Of the :eviclezi;,
ces of prosperity to be: seen in the
, CountY-pf Bruce and described 'what
he Conceived to .be.the: right kind �f
stock to .grow •::f017-. profit -giving-. the
chief _chtracteristics.ota,. good beefing
animal also the points.ota good sheep
and: also a .good profitable hog, pointing
Out the various .-characteristics of. the
cliiferent breeds. - He was -followed by
Henry -Cargill, Eiq., .2Vi. P. who 40-.
humorous- style told why he was Apr
Holyrood and gave his experienbe-
an anieteur.fatnier in raising- cOrn for
a. sik and .the Succesi he had'in raising
'60A cattle for export recommending
early maturity. and*finishing at home.
- 1Vir. Hutt, S. A., gave. apractical
• address upon the silo giving details as
to construction and filling and after
treatment. He believed that it was
.a good plan to thoroughly tramp the
silo -every -week for some time after
filling as there was a tendency to
settle down leaving air spaces near the
top where illjury would ensure.
Mr. Wm.. Malcolm, of KinloUgh,
then gave his experience with growing
corn for the silo and showed San3i)les
of Compton's early corn matured and
from the silo. Prof, Shaw pronounced
the samples to be superior in quantity
and the discussion went to show that
Compton's early swiis the variety best
suited for Brece county. Mr. Malcolm
thought that he got mord, return for
his labOur in growing corn for fodder
that in growing turnips.
John: Jackson, Esq., Abl4gdon, tilen
read: n
a 'interesting and t exhaustive
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paper on Sheep breeding and manage-
ment and a . -good deal of diScussion
was entered into. • He didtnot believe:
in crossingone breed of 'sheep,- ts.,„1",FINEAG41
another rather select the kind•INGrajDA3 CE,
to your locality and then a w
a Pure bred sire with the ffriutiPsAARmTIPCY-il'
with good ordinary ca,r6 LIP!!
thus you can in a few, go/ yot NA c • !,
tion of best ewe lamb
class flock -of sheep.
fall feeding he had s
t2 lbs. to the acre
sowing of -grain an
catch crop of r
after the grain w
apparent injur
He gave his for
to•be used wit
the flock is shea
to be found c
acid in _cryst.
pint; water
lamb in the
Mr. Hutt sa
dip about
would be en
At the e
addresse
tural
people
he hat.
of its si
Aid, libr
e moral surroundings
and'imfluences to be found there and
concluded that young men going there
were pretty safe from adverse • inflii-
ences; 114. Buchanan, B. S. A.; spoke
of the curriculam at .the college and of
the benefit he and others had derived
from the course. He pointed out that
for sixty dollars per year a young man
could get the two years couise and • as
he had three months .during • the har-
vest time he could earn enough to
iput himself through for instance one
young man who, not only paid'his way
,through but had sent home- money to
people. •
Hutt gave an addreis upon
z‘.,fa,rming. as -an oceupatioe_which Was
interesting -- and instructive.. To be
suCcesOul- we .must have faith in . our-
Solve's, ipush, pluck: and perseve.rence
and by using every effort and farming
telligently and having all *unjust
legislation removed agriculture wonld-
.be more proAtabiee•, - . •
!: Mr. Corrigan then:gave an .address
referring to good work being liont; by
Farrnera Institutes and what was
iF1t by the.Patrons,of Industry, the
other great farmers organization. He
saidthat thore. was a side of the
picture that Was depressing; farming
does not -payfor the investment and
labor and that bad legislation was to
some extent the cause of it and when
farniers. would "awaken .to the fact that
their interests should be first then We.
-might 'hope for just legislation, • Peter
McKenzie Continued the. subject and
forcibly pointed out that What we as
fariners wantedwas access to the best
markets and if we could not get Unre-
stricted Reciprocity we -Should look for
:son:teat:ink else::: Wm...T.44m pointed
out that:trade polices could not .alto -1
together. be responsible for agricultura-
depressions as in England and Scotland
where free trade prevailed there was
great depression among the: farmers.
.He thought that every duty should be
removed ; that in any way increased
the price of farm.. products and that
-access should ballad to every market
possible on the best terms so that the
Canadian farther could compete With
any one gise in the markets .of . the
Jas. A. Lamb gave an address upon
dairying. : -He has obtained a. reputa-
tibni as a -dairy ,farmer and eonaeqUent-
ly- is an .authority. He believed in
*004 feeding every day in, the year
get'. best r,eSultS. and following
he most .sbientific •method of
making butter.
. .The: programme consisted of .a
tation. by Mr. Buchanan, B. S. A.;
songs by Mr., John McKenzie and a
recitation by Miss Lizzie Ackert.
After votes of thanks to the speakers
and chairman a most Successful.Farin-
ers Institute'was brought to a: close by
-singing the national anthem,
PIGWACHI
LAANIIRO,S0
GE ORCETOW
. CURES WHERE. ALL ELSE fag
eseeglSTA%jarrtsggr
tneivt
czoN s owl P-ri
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:ii.iin.a.osnntif4a, !ruse., ailitia.1001.. c„srtgliocui;torre. eireer virimort occarse$, 1311....,,adit, 000#
8, sum- ---t corable tr." Tor501 . ' liable dog -Penw.-- - -
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to- 13;, toiLarw, ovaSsisTiloair- "Boacti
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EST mirii
ANOSH.
Counci met according to statute,
on. Jan. 16th, the members took
the
ec arati. n of qualification and ,orepe‘
Tho offie rs' salarieA for J.693- wer6*,
fixed as olloTs : Clerk, $120 -treas,
urer, $8 , ac:sessor,- $60, collector
$65,'• au itors„ $6 Pacir; road conzt;1
misdoner
officers w
Miller, el
W
eron eoll
B. lireath
plied • c
alaperpso:ft emoe
commissio
Clerk •to
awards an
sion othe
duties requ
rate not e
hundred w
82 per day. The following
re then appointed : .R,
rk ; S. Ward, treasurer;
son, assessor A. ° D. Cam-
otor; John Webster and X.
thead, auditors The.mem-
ncil were appointed road
Ors> A by-law was:pre-
nfirming • the foregoing,
ts and authorizing the,.
charge, for all copies ltnit
documents in lie posses -
than those which his ,
ra him to.do .gratis, ktt.
ceeding eight cents per
rds. The . treasurers' re-
port showed balance and receipts of
$5,012.75, and expenditure $4,197,81
leaving $819.94 on hand to January
bond were examined ind .accepted as
satisfactory. On Motion of Messrs.
Medd and Gibson seven copies of t
'account The Clerk's ad Treasurer's
Municipal
use of corm
by Mr. Tod
that the
Board . Health for 1893.i Messrs.
odd were ordered for
AI and officers. Moved
seconded by Mr. Duman;
1 ing • comprise the
Stuart, r, Ward, Gibson and,
Medd, with Dr. Case aR medical
adviser. arried. The Clerk rti-
liorted havin registered 48 births, 14
marriages a d 24 deaths during
1892:. The bud w;is extended for
returning. th Collectors roll until
Feb. lsp. A check wag issued .fcir,
the amount 'o Collector's salary, to be
held by treasu er until the roll be
re
Wive!. :The. following checks were -
issued: Munic pal World, 7 copies,.
a575 ; S. Ker diteh and Iiipiag
$6 25; as. Donnelly, damage"'
rem ovingtgrali.
registration fee $860 Alex Stu frffien.."
; au.
reports' for co nty on bridges Ait'..7.11
rates, $7; To nship elecerlas
expenses, $35. 5,- Camercheim
salary as -collec or, $0; R. 1C,
services' , under Diteles and %Ay
Courses :Act,- • Coun3i1 a,djou, oat.
to meet .on Satu day, -Feb. 18th.
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R. K. MILLER
J ; K. Nirit'
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HOLYROOD
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Owing '.to 'the fact that there watP
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Some mieunder tanding about°. the
debate there was only a small crowd
out. on Friday ev ning but those cWhia
came out werea,'ply rep-a;i4 for their.:
trouble, as a' very pleasaro and pigfit,-
alite evening vira spent . by th4:Aibiti,.,
Ibnersst.r..u.'mTehnetaiPMrUsiaembinyeiTcoen.-80isotrkirigit' j*Vt111.‘"
Purvis A. A. 1CeiT, and D. .Statf - sumTI
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flux° V 1)&4 4Dge
song by .„
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tagarr_and expenses
ocael wekly fro
eral CoLurcussion to lpt-tize
cenlensa2
Pe_rnianent•poaltiOn. Goodarn
chance
advala• Atisive _rritory.
in weretelte
Of Nur3eryur,ock,
_and olliz Rrawn
_hi both winada an • Unt-
mates. Clean, nd toeic
steci
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..iwavinent
teed. Nom
ord'
tutiozi in CAW-
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coropetto,
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anygeson'eivo;
Donpetra-enlotaatlito an
vious faftures OWNin th
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