Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-03-24, Page 8•
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e Luknow Sentinel
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LUCK -NOW POST.OfFICED-_- .
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Hours La.: ro. to
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, MAILs . AnRivE.
6:13 a.. - Dab'
• 1.11`, G. g.t.: B. South: H, & B. 'North:
• 1-10yrood• •
Kin.tougli
Kinloss f
- W. G. cf: B. North*
-Goderich
Intermediate points" I
; L. H. & B. North
Lanc;siae
W.G.& 13. ,S'mth 1-
• 12-30 ps„
230 R.
a 00 pr. in. "
lioep. m,
Tuesdays and
3 00-p, m, Yridaya
is.
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9 30-p. in
II; SOuthr .
H. & B. South 10.00-
W, G.&. B.Nottl,
Holyrood - 4.30p.m, .•
iniong,b
Kinloss
taffe
c:trtiotg
ot Sall
-A meeting of the LUcknow. Foot
Ball Club -will take place in MOQarry's
back sampleloom, on Friday • evening'
at 7:30 -sharp. A good attenda#ceis
requested.-:------
Spring Show
‘‘ The annual spring sliow of the
-Kinloss Branch Agricultural Society
•will' be held in tliis-.village on. Friday,
April 21st, commencing at one o'clock.
The society offers threii prizes in each
class of $6, .$4and $2 fat the best
imported draught- stallion;- best road
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and_carriage-stallion and best Canadian
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draught or Pereheron Sta,11fion ..A
gold medal will also be given_ qta'' the
best stallion in either of the two latter
classes- .
A Terrible Warning .
Photos - • - How is it- that.serna-men will: persist
-Haye Yc'll had luY-Price fQi. hi0137 in. smoking tobaCco in the face' of the
finished. cabinets for the next thirty
. . Iegraph wires'broun•ht the
• Henderson Smith,. wfib died ati Quincy,
many warnings ,•they receivg? Last ,
daVs,. if not yi-nt- should- so . before.- weei the b -
leaving, your . ptdors-• elsewhere...7-T. infotmatio
that a man .1 -named
- -.Treleaven.
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Ockifellows*, Anniversary Ill., had 'been a .slave td tobacco 'from
The PddfeIlows of the vi Nage intend the time of.z- his *youth. No; Wonder
celebrating the. annVersary • Of - t16 - he was cut .''..cff in t4e teens - of his
Order- in ,A,mqrica -by attending divin4- -second. . $entury.',.-He'. was ' only 119
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services'in the Town Haiat 3 o'clock
On _Sunday, April 2ard, When a.
"zpeoiaI-sei-mbn Will be :preached to
by Mr.- Fear, .pf the Nile, . and It is needless to remark 'that: ;this.
the
Stated On what' .tb be portion' Of .the; 'entertainment -
alne-ni-bor of the 0.rd_.er..-. . • .,.: re -h -a
-authority ' that - Hugh - the least 'enjoyable--,-- The Whole.e-Venng
G0:16 -g to. Montana --• - :MeLeod, of Ash -field, hatt.been arrest; was pleasure and profit and Mr.
Wc_anclerhand that Mi R Canada ed: and taken to Gbdetieli. on, a Charge and MrS. Ross are to be congratalated
•who hag. bee$ for the past: 'three years. of :arson.' We are ipleased to Say; on the success ofthe-social. On the
in. the emplol.of J:.'IL-ACkert,:Of--.1i.O-wever,- there is no truth in it and following: feloning..an-:entertaminent
.11olyrood. a.sifireman,.-..iiatendsz :shortly We'gla.dly'take.-.this the first •_bpportun: especially the Sabbath se4pol
years old.
It Was Not True
-In the last issue‘of the SEIsilliNtEt we
A Splendid Social .
The entertainment given at the
residence of Mr. Alex. Ross, on Thurs-
day evening, in aid of • the , Presbyter=
church was the -finest social ever held
in the village.' *The spacious residence -
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was filled to its fullest -capacity_ with
friends from the village and Surround-
ing county, dnd -nothing Was left un-
ddne by :the worthy host- and hostess
to make the evening one ,Of pleasure
to 'all present:, To' say they' succeeded
in this only conveys .a faint . idea, -Of".
of the feelings and ex.pressionslof the
large-- audience. - They all enjoyed
themselves; and that right .heartily.
Thechairwas occupisd by, Mr. Wm.
• Valens, of Kinloss, who filled, the
honors ,of that office with his -usual
ability, , and. afterprayerwas.offereA by
Mi.- John Archibald, the church choir; .
under -the -leadership" of Mr. C. Stewart,
opened_ the entertainment with a -fine.
selection; _.During .,the evening:
choice programme of solos, choruses,
recitations, speethes, etc., were given
by the -.char, Miss -Aggie Lawson,
Miss Libbie McDonald, D.• 6. McKen-
zie, J. G. Murdoch„i W. Coimell, Jas.
Bryan, G. Matherson, Dr. gordon and
W. C. Murdoch. During a recess of
the -programme an abundant. supply of
-tea, coffee and .choice vian'cls' was pass-
ed around by. many young lady waiters
going to M.o".itatia, to seek his .fortune ity of contradicting the stattqnant- Scholars*w-as held at the •same %place,
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and We WiSla him every success in the Mr. -McLeod .-WaS not arrested, neither: when about two -hundred assembled
west. • We believe -Mr. Ackert is pre- is -there any •-•charge of arson .against • together,. among whom we P. bee
pared to give steady einplarnient to: a, him, and all repqrts to the contrary
-first class fireman, and any of - sPar are: tabie.-
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readers requirina---..a Job in that line
- would cid well to apply atonce. - Lacrosse Meeting.
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. A meeting of the Dropshot Lacrosse
Bruce NeAK.S,papers fOlub -Vas helclin the council -chamber
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_The Kinea,rdine .17eviOtt says: on Friday evening,..17th inst., for the -:-
A
Review of the Brace newspapers may 1 purpose of organizing:for the .seasen.
not be outla place. -A- "Reporter"- A .large. number - .was present.- The
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of 4.1-16 "Tin; s" in endeavoring to -give :.We're. -appointed. :---
the 'News" may- show i eonsiderablef George -West,
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"Enterprise" but he should have a Teas, Manag14.-.0m-
"Sentinel".0 his "Post" to "Herald" mittee; A. Miller,- J. 1-Sniall 444:E.
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the...tidings' lest he "Telescope" into McCotvie.• This promises to -1D('. one of
"Die Ontario Qlocke" or. the "Watch- the best ju-ifimile teams ever iet up.in
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man" may hear the "-Eche and cdme the 'village and deserves the support of
out with a* LLeader" - on the failing of a cites
- "Free Press;"
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Suspended:Sentences;
:Stores Purchased At the assizes court in Goderich-last
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Mr. Alexander McKenzie, father -in- Week: Darn:in and.Lair'd, Of Kincardine
laW of Mr. J. G. -Murdoch, has .pur- w.hb - were committed- for .ttaal for
chased the large brick block of stores - assaulting conductor D. McCallum, and
- on the corner of Cainpbell .and Ross his baggagerna,n, on the train ;between
streets in the -sillase, from the - execu- Wingharn and -Brussels, - were found
tors- of the late Gearge MeHarcly, and guilty, and _. in --sentencing tht:m the
-at *present eecupied. IDy 'Mr. D. R. judge saddle had been iraformed that
McIntosh and- _Messts. Cameron, Mut- they were men- of !respectability;
• dell and Co, 'The price -Paid we .un- hitherto free from' disgrace, and_not of
derstand, -was $5,000,.and as the yearly the :criminal class, but , that in this
rental amounts to -some $650 over and matter they were found -t� be in a
• above taxes this _wilI smak-e a safe drunken brail upon a railway train.
, and prefitabie. investment _ for -Mr. He was nOt disposed to send themto
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Tifickenz4e. jail, 'and would let theni -g- on suspend-
--sentence upon their finding tWO-
Leading Singer•
• Sureties to keOP- the - peace _for five
The Toronto Globe of Saturday -la. st, ears 'and paying two hundred dollars
contains excellent cuts of the members oward41,e cost of the prosecution.'
•of the "Toronto Ladies Quarte.. tte." 1John pra :•.• who is a constable of the
-Aineng the ladies we notice - Mrs„ D. -Coanty -of krnee, and who was impli-
E. Cameron (nee Miss Mary -Whitely) .eated in .the j.sam-e affair,. :was also
formerly' of Lucknow,. of whom the allawed- to • tro ton suspended sentence.
Globe says.: ."Mrs.,' D. E.- Cameron's
;mice is a genuine contralto. of_ . great Marriage Pelts _
- A pleasantevent was consuinatedat
the residence of -,Mr._ W.. J. Little,-
Outrata street, .on Wednesday evening,
when. Lawyer 11 Morrison was mar-
ried to Miss Eaton Whitely, youngest
depth, sonority and power, and is also
distinguished for its sympathetic
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quality . and purity. oi .tone. Mrs:
- Cameron_ ris 'rapidly comiag to: the
front as 'Etsinger, and . it is , her own
-fault if -she does not take her position
in the near futara
contraltos, of -the
everything in ther.
ance and musical
this result.
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Visiting_His Old I -tome
The Valens corespondent of the Galt
Reformen sats: Mr.- Wm. Vallens a
"Coitnty- of 13ruce. spent a, few days at
the honeziot his parents here. He tias
a delegate to the meeting of Patron's
herd in. Toronto. Last Friday night
he addressed -the Patrons of this place.
So well pleased were the members
over his Speech that. they prevailed
as one of the leading
'province, She has
favor, voice,- appear -
ability to achieve
un
p hihimto-„remain over until Monday
night,, tQ address an open _meeting.
- A gebd number turned out on the
short. notice;.' An improMpta.prograM--
was made ;Consisting of -quartettes;
vocal sviad--;inStramental. music, the. -
contributors to which Were the "-Cowie
famity, ..the- Misses _Me -Kenai.'
Messrs. iStewart and McIfuth.-
r. Vahn then, - addressed
audience for in hour, dwelling strongly
On organization. -Advice *a§ -_'* also
given the- Members in regard tocoin-
inencement-of.business at the 'meting,
• a point the niembe-tf-i. _should take -
kindly
too, as JudgiaEflay the ringing ,
of the bell. -; Procedings are not
commenced till after nine, and not tar
from ten o'clock_.
daughter' of. Mrs.. - •_ of
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this •The- ..-;ntiptial-Icerenabny.
Was perforMed by Aev.::
nors,-, of. Sti Peter's -EpiScOpal:.:chureh'in
the presence of several invited guests
and_ relativesof'the:. young --cotiplO, -
The :bride, was richly ::-dressed in
beautiful ;White :Carded-. silk,... -and -the
bridesmaid, .1111S8 Oren -a: Martin, of
GoderiCh, also labked;:-aliarmingin her:
-laandSoinei,d,ress ?- of :.blue: china -Silk,
while tbe..,-honers--:Of "best- -Man" . Were
fittingly -,performed by LaW-yetIR: Van -
stone, of: Wing.hairr, .7 After the: mar-
-.riage2 ceremony was ..con.ellidetl. the
bridal party and: guests were enter--
taine4 te.a sumptuous :repast by :the
host and libstess., Among those:present
-were_ f and- Mrs. Joseph Little
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Ma' -and thOS. :Reid, Mt; and
Afro, and -,,A,
Mr. *a. Mit-, -jahn.
Mr .; :andMi Thos • and.
Mrs D S1ienff, Mrarxhi: -1V1a
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Stewa ,itevr tipalfrs.
LicknOW;•• Mrs. D. -E.-.CaMN-On Tor-
onto ;...„.anct Mr. P. Plendemng, Dalsey,
ortli,Dltota. The :SEkiisT4 • joins
with tneit_Miineratis friends in extenci.
ing'to Mr, • Morrison and - his happy
brido ou heartiest Congratulations
and . besf Wishes-- for- long and
pleasant :trip over'
sea...
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nice representation from. the Sabbath
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schools of sister -congregations- of the
vitlage. The programme with the
exception of :a few :piece§ of .singing,
was .entirely furnished- by the -scholar'
and. the. Selections and their rendering
would have done much: credit to olderj
heads. . The followinv-ite. • the . name
.ilpse- who took pat, as copied fro
the progi!arinne.:. D. McDonald;. 11
Callan; 14.--parneron,-, A :Reid, W. Vaned.
obinsiM, T.1(4.,y4, o..sh:obottoil:
B. -Patterson-and S. .13bytlf
A' -.feature of the evening s -which
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well worthyofnotewas the excelle4
-.Order and behavfor of the children; -tvh.ei
-acted just. like little ladies and.gentli-
reen4 • .1\iore than...one.' adult -.present..
was heard to. remark that it 1id thenla
':good to-See.the way' thoSe..iittle folk
enjoyed' theinSelves.._ The collection
amounted to .$19.50 - which With th
_.$4.5.50 'of the previous" evening,. Makes
the total. collection .$65:00; for • which
,the Sabbath school and _congregation
are indebted :t� • the kindness and
liberality of 1V1t. and.Mis. A.-. Ross:
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about' a. year in: t
employ _of- Mr. A. S. Campbell,- left on
Thursday for Watertown N. y.,
take a prOinirient :position there.
hale -just placed on my *counter
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.a lot of .wall papers Which are offered
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at prices that will'astonish you. Co me
anti See them. -W._ H...
-Anauction -sale of farm sto�k
and implernents, the property of Mrs.
O'Fay, will be. held at lot. 8, cep. 11,
-W. D. :Ashfield, on Monday, April -3.11 -
at 1 o'clock. -JOHN PuRvis •auctioneer.
'P. L... Treleaven carries_ the
-largest. .and most-. select • - stock.; Of
frames and picture moulding:in toWin.-
_ action. has - been enter .d
against the township of Albemarle . y
• the _fandlY.Of the late Jas.' Cralgtor s
for $5000 damages, . for ..being the
cause of jas.:Crawford's death by ihe
•daneeraus state of the roads. .•
Attorney General- of the
United 'States on Ttiesdav. issued an
order that paper currency �f cif- OanacUan
banks --cannot be circulated, in the
State Without_payment-iof a tax- of 1.0
percent. .. =
• roads throughout the dburitry
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-are...very bad, :and . travel is next I to
impossible. .The recent soft .weather
,has- had a demoralizing effect upon the
snow, and until the "beautiful" is-
appears- altogether business will b
quiet. - .
=My. Arthur McInniS:travelle9 of
-the Carling brewing -Co,. London, was
in the.Village this week. Arthur has
grown Since..helased to be the .Orack
pitcher of 'the Sepoy B. 13, 0. He-iwat
a slim boy then, but now -he will raise
the beam beam. to over .200 -pounds.... ,
F..Mo,ore formerly of
Ius-
sels, and lately of Stratford, has ifeen.i
in the village during _ the week. iMr.
Moore proposes going into ousine s in
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.1..i.ucknow, Pat is a,_ -great p3hti 'an;
-and claims that it was by .his influlance
that: _Blake- was defeated in South
13rucin.l87S. :fie inake -a Ood
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-Itch on human - and all anipals
eared 30 minutes -Woo, r 's-
Sanitary-. Lotion: Warranted'A. B.
Cong,ram, -Druggist.
,.riocALPARA.GlpiPIFES:-
ews3ixtenisgeried up fot Sentinel Waders
Mr. J. Bailey- was visiti
1'l Whitechurch recently.
-Mr. Joseph Agnew' is
ends in Owen Sound.
-Look out for Easter
ext week at Mrs. Smith's.
I.Mrs • • . D • E •
- Cameron of
is visiting friends in the- NT.11
--Robt. McNabb has gone
annon to work with Mr. G
-Mr, Thos. Lawrence
charue of the village weigh s
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g friends
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visiting
Millinery
Toronto;
ge.
to bun -
vin.
•now in
ales.
Pri7ato fouls to 149 on good,
2/110.0oTson."
it continues cold thefe will be
'skating in the rink- On Sat.ur--
--Mss -tattle •Arnastron
, g
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ing :the Stratfdrd. Collegiate
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See the newest thing
blinds_ and :spring roller,.
Siniithis.-- •
--Mr, W. Harrison Sp
day's this ,,eek with friend
RiverrThe
time for spring
conr. • Felts 'for men and b ys• at Con -
ay night.
is attend-
Institute.
window
W. H.
nt -a few.
-at Pine
hats has
nel 's.
All.applidations for tav
licenses must bemadebefor
day of April
tE-h" -SeedsOts,eedst..7iehele.s, 11. IT. eGr oe. ander .yT..Limjo
- A number' of the - Lacitribw 'Odd-
rn or sh.op
the' first
fellows visited Ripley lodge on -Mon-
day night last.
‘Lf- There is no coat equal to the
Rigby for Ev rainy day. • et one at
Connell's. - -
-Remember the rin
(Thursday): The -ice-':
C013 dition. .
---The Ontaria71;e0islat
for the despatch of busmeiss -on Wed-.
nesday, April 5th. •
• =The best• value in: ready-made
clothing is the suit Connell sells for.
$6.00. Vit:
erily it is cheapf
Treleaven:w- ike youliighly -: a,
finished: -cabialto photo
framed all complete for only $1.
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-Mr.. and 1NITs. Wellington Mar-
tin of Winehare passed jthrough the
village on Monday on their way to
Dun trannon,
• -Wall paper have ne
cheap as it is this season
:believing. :
- Price the
• Wenc.lers will never
you seen the five beantiful --photo
frames all fitted- ready to hang on the
wall -for Only $1 at -T. L.ITreleaveres4
to night.
in- grt.nd
e will meet
er. -.been: so
Seeing is
at W. H.
ease. Have
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--Ali... 11 D: Yale haSlpeen•Setiously .
ill with quinsy the past tylv:ci- weeks, but
-is improving and we licqk _to see him
mind .again in a few days. •
We will soon have ponaething to
say 'about snr
inr millinery. • We are
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just waiting for the right kind. of
weather and we expect r next week. -4.
W. Connell. -
r: -Harvey-- J. Little, who has.
been assisting at the L. u. know- station
-for 'some time past, hasecured a good
Position: in Chicago, oni *the Ch, icage
and Northwestern railway.
---The Rev. Dr. Hencierson, of.Kin-
eardine,._ preached the annual ed,uca-
iional-- sermons in the Methodist ch&ch
her* on - Sunday Jost; tihe "Rev. Mr.•
Mills filling his pulpit i Kincardine.
---,The question as ..tol• whether .ihe
nieeting -of the Workmen lodge will be
Changed to the third Monday in each
month will he decide at the next
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meeting of that.soeiety. All the mem-
should attend.'
- --:Sabbath School a Blakes-On
ev. J. Kenner
61edC hal isr Image"
taken
on in interest
Wednesday 29th, the
;will give his -le-cture on
in - the Blake's church.
:at 7130. , Silver collect
of -S. S. Fund.
-Mr, jas. McGarry Of the ToWla-
ship of Welsley, Oounty of Waterloo
who has been visiting -with his brother.
John McGarry, of the Whitely House
for two Weeks retur ed home on
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Wednesday.
Mr. Joseph Elliot, for many years
an employee of the furniture factory
here'left-this week ,for Orillia, where
he has aceepted a pbsiltion as forenian
of a- factory there.' -We wish Joe
Success.
-Wash the walls
with alum water to de
of disease, and then
from Smith to Ilea
again.,
-A commercial exchange advises
farmers as follows' : I Pork-, holds up
well but -the -bulk. of farmer's pork
has not been marketed. Those who
yet have h6gs Should market them
without delay.. .By kolding en money -
will likely be lost to the farmer.
of your -rooms
troy the germs
et lwa1i papers
Atity the walls
Luemvotir
Fall Wheat,- per bus • .t2
Peas
24,13t.1ETs4
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Oats ict
1.016,y •
Potatoes "
BUtter; -perlb. roll
Eggs, per dozen-.
Hay per tort; * •
Flour' per cwt.
Dried apples"". • .
-MO IOW 1 A4
Lard' 44: 41`.. •
POik per bWt. •
4 4'055 .55
.28 - ;20 _
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15, tab .15 to 16,
• . .#12' .
4,4 to
1 75 t.io.t.4
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48
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AliKETS.
Wheat --red, 65e
• white, 66e.
Flour -$3 00 to ,3 20
Barley -40e. to 44e.
Oats -340:
Peas ----57c.
:Dressed iiags.---$ 00 to 8,25
Potatoes -stead, at 82-e„ to 85.
Butter -1_5c.
Eggs -16�.
This is the sea On when young-
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and old a te wonder
in at
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they will ::.gt,ve ti.leit--fiipa
If YOU AE It 000111:1
•ALt.Y0
WILL .'VAM811
by caIing at
You can."fin.l therTthie njost.
select stock in Lucknow in
Handsome
CNnaware,
Writing Desk
ing, Glove an
Or if you
have a highl
of yourself Se
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1. SO
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'bums, Fancy
Shaving Sets,
s, Lady's Dress-
Hndf. Cases.
e -sire it you can
finished 13hot?,
. in a. handsome
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Our studio is „complete in -
every department therefore
we do our own work right here
in Luckno e have no
fancy show c se work prepar-
ed for ust I is not necessary
because we urn out the best
work in Wes ern Ontario..
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PHOTOGRAPHER, WM
If you want firit-ela.ss set of teeth,
cheaper than t e cheapest, -call on
i». Tennant's*
LU
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.KNOW;
B ;Atm
LEOD S
Renovator.
.And ot er -tested' remedieS
-STECIFI LIND ANTIPOTE
-FOR-
Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood,
Dyspepsia., Sleeplessness, Palpitation of ,the
Heart, LiverCo plaint, Neuralgia, Loss of
Memory, Bronchitis, Consumptitin, Gall
Stones, ....Tamidi e„. Kidney and 'Urinary Disv
-asees, St., Vitus' Dance, Female IrregularitiO
and General De cility, .
Si - per halt pi t and $2 per pint bottle,
Liknott.,ATonY. GODERICIII .0)7.
AULEOD,
roprietor.and Manufactuver•-•
oldbytituacr y4ow.Days and A B. 'Congtani
Druggists,.i;