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VOL XX.—
3900. lbs. ynal
Iiioitintsirattott
4000. His: mixed.,
rags . *anted.
firtiliissT • PRICE pAID
FOR ALL KINDS IX
TRADE AT - .1
TAYL911.
TICIIN ITV, ONTARIO FR
SEPTE
pE.Tts.
0 1023
I
.-LUPKNOWis.L
Qapija _up
_ Reserveriittid
Total- Assets'
Proident--JOHN STUART.
Vis:e President—A. G. Maus.
S1,250;0-00
6659;000
167,979;646
_DIRECTORS
INo72aciaroit, WM. GIBS0N M. P, GEO:.RoAcF
A. Ti Wool); A,. B. LEA:. (Toronto).
— Cashier --;-3. TURNBULL.
.-_/3411719Gg 110 to 3; Situr;
dcy's. 10 to 1. Deposits; of $1 and Upwards
repeived. and interest allowed.-
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-'SPE,CrA.L DEPOSITS also received at ctir-
reat rates -of interest. • ,
- MAIMS on Great. Britain.: end the. United
Rates boughtand Sold. -
JBROIVN, Sv13-A.GENT.
- DENTAL
D. S.
Wingliam,.will be in -Lucknow
the- Second And fourth Fri -
dal? an Saturdak of each month. Good -seta
. • .60,10. -Filling and- extracting a sPeoialty
Mae at _Cain's Hotel.
LEGAL
A. MALCOMSON, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, .Conveyancer., etc., (late of
_aileron, Holt & -Cilmeroni-Goderich). Office
at Traver's old stand.
• 11 -M�RBISON, Arrirommr.. AT
law, Solicitor in CancerY. Convey -
vicar, , CoMmisioner, etc. Office. over the
l*rber shop. .
ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BARRIS.
tell, Solicitors,- etc., Goderich, Onto-
. T. GARBO*, Q.C, Wm; Psolimoor.
13AINKgRS,
r itoktQW.13EiScing.P9MV
LuckNooi Avf /Pit, 1893
TO THE FARMERS:
Wetit-generally one or More fermis in
Kinloss, Huron, Ashlield and Wawanosli-
townshiPs for .sale. Parties desiring to buy
will
will consult their Own interest by. calling on
Os' as we sell cheap. and on easy -terms to suit:
the purchaser. . . • '
We have $75,000 to lend On fizst -mortgage
on good tsrm-or Village 'property at from
to 7- per dent, interest rate _ seCording to.
size of loan and security offered. - -
We alio lend small amounts On second snort
-
gage on. fanilS and thilt chattel Mortgage:
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•
e --do .a general banking bnahielis. . issue.
dri; ts Oiyable through -out Canada and the'
United States and make collections .on all
points, bicluding Western States.: Manitoba,
and North West-. .
The collection Of -notes and accounti:Will
reCeiitspecial attention. Lending money on
farmer,s notes -a speciality. Iii our savings
-department we allow 5 per cent interest on
-small deposits.- .
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We effect Insurance -on all classes -ot b
ings, either -in Stock or Mutual:Companies
desired. Nene but first class: -COMPaniio rep-
resented,. •
qEo..-4; SIDDALL, Manager
MEDICAL
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1 R.- EL-1110XL ()FPI= AND RSI-
Idence, Outram street, second door tiorth-
(4 Little's shoe store,- --
R. TENNANT; P HY SIC IAN,
JJ Surgeon -and Accouchene. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hotel. °Wel:Lours from 9
to 1
a. nu, and from 2 to 5 p.m. .
lelcD. GORDON, M.D., C.M., F.T.
• M.S.,- 31:C.P.S.O., ',Physician, Sur-
geon, and Accoucheur. Office next door to W.
Olin's implement shop. Residence Ross street,
toutn of D. R. McIritosh's store. „
R. D. GEDDES, - V. S., CALLS
either- by thin -or telegram promptly
atended to. - Charges moderate. • Beiddence,
Outram street,- opposite Dr. Elliott's and
Decona door north of Sznnur.'office.
MUSIC LESSONS*
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE
FIRE AND
s twEILP14. -
Telephone sro,
• S, A. 14,74atMSTROPTO -IS rim
Pared Co give leSsons-in vocal and In-
strumental music. ..
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Boidence—Campliell St., Tit:Anew.
SOCIETIES
cHuRcil:DIREcToRy.
GATHERING
THE -,FA
OF Tli
OUS .PIPERS BAND jag
TTE1tDANCE.
NEARLY 7000 -ststtou's
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1\!GLISII CHURCH !--SERVICES 11
a. nt:- and 6130 .p -ta.: 'Sunday School,
2230p. m., Superintendent, -Wm. S. Hohnee.
Adult class every- Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock, Bible .and prayer book lesson's.. All
are welcome.: bru-ss. Pastor.
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TOKNOW MECHANICS.' INSTI-
. .
1.41- tute. Reading room open everyevening
from 7 to 1.0.0-, in., excepting Saturdays ,when
the hours will be from 2 to - 6 p„. en, :The
'librarian will be in attendance durivg these
..1tOurs. • 'J. MuncHisot. Presifeit -1 G.
Minmoozt. Secretary.
wiTNpss THE
0 Canada, I loe" e weel,
Litho' :me son thine;'
Within thy wide pomain there beats
Nee' truer -heart than mine.
But when #- da
• Auld Scotia
The -thistle awe
I'llgangtaefl
like this comes roun'
her clam, s,
coma uppermost :
the gaiies.
T,he Tuesday evening - - proceeding
the ganies has- long been reeog:
-nixed AS the -11 big • night". by: the
-citizens Of the village, and everybody
goes to Meet the late train. • 'Ori - this
-,generally :arrive the athletes, dancers,
etc.; and friends and citizens of former
days who annually 'come back to. re-
new .Old 'acquaintances- and . see the
sights. the coining: of the Unions
Piper's. Build of the 48th Highlanders
added greater- interest to the •occasion
than usual; -and an immense crowd
assembled atthe: station to welcome.,
them. The splendidbrass band of
the: village, under the _able. leadenship-
of • Mr. J. W. Armstrong, . and
which.hisdibeiin playing to our citizens.
since early In the -evening, Started for
the station about ten 'b clock. ;king
before- the arrival of the- -train, the
platform and station grounds were
picked with people. .. all anxious to
get. silOoli_at. the "brim kilted ted-
dies .11 As the: train steamed ia the
pent-up enthusissin of the crowd,
burst forth in ringing cheers, :wliioh
together with • the .playing of the
bands;- the. drone of the pipes; the
glare of .rooketsk; Boman candles, and
other • fire-Worlwo, Presented .a Atone
thet.tiurpasked anything we boys:ever
witneseed.. Truly It was tigiland and
stininif sight, and one of the visiteri.
exclaimed this • is a genuine old'
time :Caledonian:. Night!: The flits
coaches on the train were filled to the
and as the liing_ mass poured
forth and joiniid the already big
crowd on the platform; it .was .altnost
impossible to I-get:through it. • A pro.
cession was then formed, and heeded
by the Lucknow Brass band and the
Pipers of the 48t1a • Iiichlanders,
marched down to -the centre of the
village'where the - crowd soon
ersed and . all- retired to .rest
with the earnest hope that it might .ba:
a fine day to -morrow."
- Tag GAMES.
• So Wrotiti "the. Bard . and -so for
nearly: twenty .iears whet the Slogan
has•iniUndel the sientiminti-..abOvit ex-
pressed, have &in& - vent in an alp
:UST gathering 'at -Lucknow. • flrwas,.
away bach- in .1875 that- a fis*-
thusiastic ScotehMan ; conceived ths..
idek of holding such gatheiing, and -
with More lenthiutiastii. tan nanAerii,
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cash or experience; • VIlie Aria pines
were held,-:nride'r tIeauspices of of the
Lucknow - ociety.: Such
progratnren•of sporti was a "novelty
sound - .the
OVAL ORANGE • LODGE NO: 428,
- holds its reviler monthly meetints in the
e HallCampbell Street, Lucknow. on
iuesuy-!nrenings. on or before the fan moot:
Degree night setalnd Tuesday evening follow-
ing full moon.' -141-yisiting brethren cordially.
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invited to the rneetIngi. -
A.Naus MCKErars, • A T DAvrosoic
-Secretary.:: - •
0. G. T. SEPOY LODGE, . NO: 384:• .
meets in the south end Lodge Boom.
In the. Temperance. Hall, Lucknow, -every
I Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, D. K. W33-
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FMB, -O. T., B. IKAtRERS,.SeC.
GENERAL
r • •
ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
--security for any time,at the lowest
rate Of interest. 'The principal may, be . paid
at the -end of the time, or a part of the piaci.;
lval may be paid each year, interest ceasing on
.the &Mount paid, For further particulars,
etc., apply to-Ayous SitivAuT, Lucknow.
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T. V.— The regular „monthly
- 4 meeting of the Women's Chtisban
Temperance Union will be held every second
Wednesday of each month in the Odd -Fellows
Hall,.Lucknow, at 3 p. m. lass. W. H.
SMITE., President; MRS. HORNELL, Secretary,
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in their hall, Campbell
cordially invited. J,
We WILSON, Recorde
_G. T., Re TIME TABLE'
Trains leave Lucknow for South. at 558 a m,
10:48 am. and 6:15 p. m.
North at 12:35 -I.; m., 4:02 p. m. 'and 10:28
m.
LUCKNOW
Lodge,No.112
meets every Friday
evening.at 8 .o'clock -
_street. .All brethren
Rietiot,- N. Grand;
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,
ibroch se far from his native land,
• thrilled the blood ajnd stirred the
heart of 4 the old - Highlander . with
memories of • long ago, and the green
hills_far away. ' Thl garb of: old Gaul
I
captivated the fair sex, and the
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dancing of 'children; tI.e keen compet-
itions 0! .the •.world's . best ' athlete's,
the . tug -�f War between Huron
and s Briice, -enlisted, the sympathies
ankproirsd an enjoyable entertain-
ment .for all classes of people._. The
Games proved a success. From small
benginnings the -Society ' grew
until its membership was dray! u. from
all parte of the Proince. ' The Ohm:-
ings increased in magnitude and in-
terest. and were so iiiiuniformly"success-
ful that their repute tion became co
tinential, and , the..day was recognized
eterywhere•ss the SCotchnian's..ilay in
Canada. •I -
The .1 heritage of ueb..a reputation
was ganerouslY transferred last . year
to a 'newer . organization=... -the' Sons of
Scotland., * Thisis a fraternal Sodetj.,
, . 1
e insurance and
ts members and
a taste for liter
ts . and- passtiraes
1 Camps „of the
organizedl in the
and .: Bruce, the
ThE SUBSCRIBER : MAS OPENED AN
Aloe irk the bantling. ea*.
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'Print* OiSia.
; .tIMORTGAGES ND WILLSA
AGRE*2.. NTS,.....-BONDO.- "MAA
DEEDSSS_
. --datEFt'LLY - FittPARoo.
-maiicapeenicatioss,and:estimitep for build
, _ -
- lugs,mills,:bildges, etc., furnished .
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• ,COURT
Ads Sherwood; No.
50, Lucknow. 2ifeet!.
every.first and third
Monday- in. every
Month, in. the Ov-,
inge hall. _ •
ing brethren a r
7 0 Molininni 0. R.
p. D. Tula Sze:
on short notiee.
JAS. SOMERVILLE.
-Lucknow. San .1821.
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:THE PARK
Everything was soon in order to carry
04 the .splendid list of attractions
that had been -provided,- and a better
and more intereating programmeof
piping, dancing, athietic sports, etc.,
was never presented to the people' of .
this continent. • The list • included
'forty -So events. for which nearly
$1000 Was -given in prizes I together .
with Many beantifiil medais, etc.,
which ',Vera generously donated to the
Society i by Captain D. M. Robertson,
of the, -748th' Highlander Toronto•.;
Hon: J. C.- Patterson, ,W4t Huron;
O'Conner,M, P.P., Walkerton,
3`16nes RoiI •And M.P West'Bruae.
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on$ the•
, DisTiNGUAEHED viritHTOBE
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On the ground we *noticed. Captain
4endrie, Toronto; . Capt. • D. M.
Robertson, Grand Secretary Sons of
'Eleotitid, Glengarry; J. D. Clark,
FiditOrliondon Advertiser; Dr. Mel-
Outn, Viightm ; Dr, McCrimm.on,.
Epchiet of the Lucknow Caledonian
Skialety, Underwood;•Reeve D. Mc
Naughton and •_Peputy- Reeve Nell. -
McDougall, . Bruce Township; Reevet
John McKellar, Tiverton.; Reeve S.,
Hawthorne, Greenock; Deputy Reeve,.
Tease McClure, Fildersle; Reeve Wm.
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McIntosh, _Arran ; :Peeve -Alex._
Stewart, . West WawanOsh ; Dr. D.
of The :Dalles, Oregon; Neil
Lamont, Kincardine •' Peter Corrigan,
and .Deputy-Rieve Alex Nicholson,
Kinloss; John McNeilladge'Bruce;
W. U. Little, Milverton; ;Dr. A..
Elliott, S. Tennant Dr. D. M.
Gordon; James-. Somerville, village
J. 0; McLeod, Harriaton ; J as. Me-
Afpine, Brussels; R. Marr, • J. A. Mo.
,Gillo Walkerton; Robert Walker,
:Kincardine ; D. --McKenzie, London;
A. 6. Stewart; Editor Teewswater
iVews and others.
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THE 7Roquuton.
Opened - with. s. Scotch Reel on the
_large platform inthe centre of the
grounds and throughout the afternoon'
-the lovers of Scottish- 4sncing had
a -I nt 0 Pt re opportunityir..fullest c atpo ec tfohremSbeles
better
tallant had never. attended the games
than on this occasion. We have not -
time to Specially mention the different
events but refer-the'reader to the prize
'list for final results. Those taking
part were T. A. Wilson, Elgin, Illinois;
G. A. Matheson, Hamilton; Wm. Mc- •
Leod, Seaforth,; •Frei Riddle, Mon.
treitl ; Geo.. Murray, Toronto; John
Rothsay, London • .j. Fotherin.gham,
Strathroy.; .W. Templeten, London;
John Austin,. Kintail ;i T. Wilson,
'Hugh Galbrath and Peorge May
London; and Erin. Fitze0, Holyrood.
While the ..
• To the great delight of the expect-
ant thousands tb.a morning Of Wed-:
.nesdayhrolte-, bright aid clear, *and:
everything .pciinted.to-a fine .day.,In
this they.: .were not. disappointed: • for
throughout the whole -day- the weather
was all that was . desired. From early
'morning the crowds continued pouring
into the village from the surrounding
townships, and the hapast ten train
from Kincardine and Ripley brought
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in a. tremendoun• Crowd, *while the ex-
cursions on. the. •London . Huron and:,
Bruce and this Palmerston trains were
ilso crowded.- with sight -s2ers. By!
-eleven o'eloTek the village . was literally :
in the hand .01 the.. visitors, and the
main' street Presented A; lively scene.
The Crowd'. was _certainly the largest
_that has gathered here " for many
years and indeed - many -Claim it Was
eve!, if:not-greateir than any previous
•oopasion, and within, the mark
when. we say 7,000 strangers were
prssent."- - • .
organilid. :to •provi
...other .1betiefits for.
socially, to oultiVat
attire :and the spo
of-SCoianci,. Saver
Order having- been
'counties of Huron.
possibilityof uniting the forces in
holding a representative -gathering. was
suggested by McPherson Camp, of Kin-
eardine; Theideawaseherishedandwith
the approval of representativeii, .pior
moted and carried out by Albyn Camp,
LucktiOW. -The fit* gathering Under,
these i auspices:held list . year WO- mar.; .
red by most.. unfavorable weather, but
;
with Itilat Scottish determinatibn that
know's. no defeat, preparations were
Mad.e for a.More rnagnificent , gather-
ing, which resulted in that .thist sue-
cessfiil demonstration on Wedrieridgy
last. 1 -
•The officers And ninlbersWp of
Albin Camp, which includes also. Mr
A. McPherson and D. • D Yule 'Chief
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and Secretary • respectively, Or. :- the
CaleilOnian Societyhave giveln• their
Farmers, look to your Own . interest an
insure- your farm buildings- and -
private dwellings in the.
LONDON MUTUAL.
-No larg6Premiuni Notes requ.fred
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0.11.W. liCtOKN.Dmr• LODGE -OF
the Ancient Order United Workmen,
• meet In in the Oddifellows hall, .oitthe last and
Second Monday evenings of each' month
eight o'clock. - Visiting brethren
firrita. A McPMcssoN, Matter WeriglOgm‘
R. D. CIAmEaolir. Recorder, -
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CASH SYSTEM :
50 cent iii to 90 cents per $100 .for three years,
-.- JOHN LANE
AGENT. KINLOUGH.
Also agent, for the Phoenix,- of London,
England.
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Shortly. after 12 o'clock the var-
ious Camps of the Sens of Scot-
land and others -assembled at the
. Town Hill and formed into_procession
and .marelted to the Caledonian Park
in the following order: •
beat , efforts. to Making MOB _ gathering -
- - -I
a - ttioroughly. :representative one for
the Sans of Scotland ,in . this rDistrict,
00 • and!. one with - 'iwhieh..no .membier.
'e -From. $15 to §20 1 wood:: feel ' aiihamed. to olefim. bow
neetioni ... Whether:•_ these .-_gathetitigs
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per week are; he14- id.ifUture *lei': the 'harmort
E,LLING- OUR HAitOY_ CANADIAN I.°°°" c'''''Ve (iti'ti of 9 -"we in the 1°14":
..- crown Nursery ,Stock Highest salaries ..trict,:OX.,by -.iittifir aiganizatibus, -ippr-
or bommission __ris :14.-Wreldy. COMPLE'rE: tain it;ig that ex - .ii_ie-xr0 mapagemAnt-
beginners.: -..Write this week for tons to,
.. . always •insnresi ' the ' siecest . of .the.
OUTIPIT . FREE. - SPecial instrUctiens to
2 a GRAHAM. NusszipritAlt,. • always
Xsittliern Caledonian' ':- Galterj
•- Toronto, Ont - .i ing at .- Lucknow.
STANDARD BEARERS'
With Flag of Scotland.
. Mounted ifeashals
Hugh Morrison and D Geddis.
Pipers Band
. of the 48th liktlandet 4
Bennie Jean Camp, Ripley
(3-7 1.ef. J Beavie r- Sec: john licRitc131e.
, - Rosyla (*tip; Tiverton .
Chief JulL 'McKellar; Sec., I) E mc-LaurEtt.
Camp, Underwood
Dan McNaughton; Sec., J McKay
Caledoria Oamp, Winghani.
Chief Dx. Meldrum.
Alb.' Camp, Lucknow .
Clt'ef.. 3 C.Brown; Sec;, A Mak meson,
I . Loohitagar Camp, Wererton
• Ch!efRobert Mari; Seq., .3 A MoGT
• Luckuow Brass Band
.1ilighland Pipers
Chicken:in Costuni4
Itighk,ndets in Costt:ine
3.t4 d Gnats
.(iitVena
• LADY DANCERS
Were the Misses May Matheson, .•
Asinilton; Annie and Tena McMurchy,
Kintail; Jennie and Nellie McLaren,
Proderich ;. Szott, Stnithroy ; Mary
paid Rita, Kelly, Galt; S. Garr" Galt;
_Tillie Austin, Kintail ; Annie Patton,
-ndon ; Carrie.Garrie, London,.
Among the
• I • - NOTED ATHLETES ,
Present were C: _Currie, Parkhill;
'Arehy Scott,. Strathroir ; M. O'Neil,
Ri4getown; • J. O'Neil, Ridgetoyvn ;
-C. Fritz, Dashwood; D. McCall,
Parkhill; J. S. McDonald, Parkhill;
J. ' Jones, Crediton; Hugh Boyle,
LOndon;. J. .Downie, London ; Jos,.
Kerr, Lanes; F. -Sterling, Woodstock;
Al McTavish, R1131444' D. Goodwin,
Kincardine; W. Whalen and others.
,THE PIPEES.
!Never,in Or history of the great,
Nedonian igatherings at Lucknow,
did the pipers create such enthusiasm -as .
that produced by .the famous Piper's
• Blind* of the 48th f Highlanders on
. Wedneiday. From .1 their arrival in
the village on Tuesday night till. their
departure .on the half pad ten :train
1
on Thursday morning , chef were ad-
mired by everybody, while their
' splendid playing awl. noble bearing
called- forth round , after -round of
applause from the entire audience.
The procession -reached neailly half It was the . finest ' 'attraeion ever
a mile in length and as it winded its, *ought to the village 111,d the excite -
way .
down the main street to the soulment they caused and the scene pro.
stirring straini of the Pipers of „the Auced as the ,sturdy, fellows marched
gallant 48th gighlanders, it Was an round the ring was., atone worth the
inspiring andimposing sight, and far , full price of admission to the grounds.
surpassed anything ever. before wit- The band consists of ,seven pipers
, ,. •- . . s.
nessed. in the _village. OA -reaching • (Contiwilisi on LOcrl Paget)
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