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farmers; -
D:on't buy your
lay ;fork- rope or any
Ittn.tt of ltarveit Took
ttL1 you see what
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TAYLOR.
On do for you
3000 14W wool
picitines *tatted.
4000 lbs. mixed
rags *anted.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR ALL KINDS IN
TRADE AT
TAYLQR.
IJOKNO
C KNO
Oa _Oa paid up,
Relsarye
To
esident, JOHN STUART..
-t! -
Presiilent-.A. G. ItAllISAY;
$11260,doo
$65ol000
$7,979;646
DIRECTORS:
GEO ,ROACTI
T.•• WoA tipE• (Toronto): .
-Casitier-=-,T. TURNBULL:
s'ArT.I.VOS X4.:HIC.----4.161.1rsi- 10 to. a ;..
Satur-
10' to .1.. - P,errSits,of Si -arta upwardS
interestAlIdwe,d.
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9FIECTAL DEPOSITS alSO7•receii,,,ed- 'eurr;.
re,n, ra •ez, . intereSt.
t •, .
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Thil•APTS- on Great Britain and.-the.United
boni_zht.- and.sold
.1 • • 7- .
-;r- C. BROWN, • .SuB-A9i0let,
BANKERes.
Ot-.100:01...-0.v.B4n4ts-0014p...y •
DENT -AL
J. S. JE -ROME, L. D. S.
Wingliam,*ill be in Lucknow
on the secondand fourth
•LucKNOw, Ju LI' 13TH, 1893
TO THE FARMERS: •
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. We effect Insurance on all classes of build-
,
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• y and Saturday of each month. Good sets
lir $10. Filling and ev_traeting a specialty
ce Cas Hotel.
LEGAL
We have generally one or more farms in
Kinloss, - Iluron, Ashlield and Wawanosh
township lor sale. Parties desiring to -buy
will consult their *own interest by calling on
us as we sell cheap, and on easy terms to suit
the purchaser, - •
• We have $'t5,000 to lend- on fiist mortgage'
on good farm or village. property at frOta.
to 7 per cent; . interest rate accoiding to
size of loan and security offered,
We also lend small amounts on secoiid mort-
gage on farms first chattel mortgage..
We do a general banking business. Issue
drafts -payable through -out Canada and the
_United States and make collections on all
points, including Westefn States, Manitoba,
and North West. •
The collection of notes and accounts will ,
receive special attention?) Lending mon.ey on
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farmer's notes a specia 03r. In our savings
department wa allow 5 cent interest on
small deposits. . -
iI-03CAL AND GENERAL
idensed for Sentinel ,Readers
Kincardine's_ rate for the present
year 1111 be 25 milli on the _dollar.
r. W. 3., Brrimpton. was -
•Listowel this week for a few. days.
• 'Cr. -.W.' i -Berry ..-Srielitt, 6, - fevir
days-atthe'London Fair this week
Go- and hear Carter and .Stev,s
Town lIali on Tuesday evening.
t et). sts. •T eesw tu • .yolin
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.$20 andcostsfor rinainct -a fire bell for
n . .
.:--7-For sale -at:a...bargain,
light double harness, to W
Little;-•, •
-BurgeSS,.'and daughter
Ada, - arrived from.: • Chicago t:son.-.
on,:Battirday'fog4 last.
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- Our read made Jackets.forladies.
are pronounced goad value and perfect
fitting gaiTtienti;,- W. OonnelL
...--14The show - Of, the • • ,
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J.
OLEIC). 1025
Namml1111.,
400/1111111•11.1
'LACROSSE.
tory et. the. Dropshok for ,189.8,
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and the PrOspects for a Senior .Teant
for 1894
• Back .-the early months• of
the y•ear 1893, • it was thought
that a team- of lacrosse could
not be *gotten up in or about Lucknow.
few enthusiastic friends.. of the
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A. MALC.OMSON, -BARRISTER,-
. . Solicitor, Conveyancer. etc, (late of
meron, bolt k-CainerOn, Goderich). Office
• ta Traver's old stand.- - • •
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• MORRISON; ATTORNEY AT
• law, . S.olicitOr in Cancery, C011Vey-
Oleer,. Cdmmisioner. etC,.. Office. over the
. . .
arberoshop. . . .
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ARROW- 86.. PICOUDFOOT;- BAREIS-
. ters, Solicitors; -etc.1 . Goderich, Ont.
[3-, -T GA -6. -6,o*,;( -4.C, MM. PR0UDFOOT.-
lugs, either in Stock or Mutual Companies as
desired - None but first class Companies :rep-
. .
. resented.
0: A. SIDVALL,.Mainiger
• NIEDICAL
ELLIOTT,-- AND--RESI-
dence, Outram street, 14C01-1-d._cloor north-
-rf she store,. - • •-
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R. TENNANT-, P S: IiC- I AN,.
SUrgeOn and Accoucheur. Surgery- op-
posite
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CaiCs hotel; Write. hours from .9. to 12
m and -from 2 to 5 P in. - -
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A1013.- GORDON, NI .1) M • , F.T.
• M.S., :Physician, Sur:
--eon and-.Accouchear.' Office next door to W.
-4_411in's•implenientshbli. Residence Ross street,
aMith, of 1) R McIntosh's store- - •
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R. D. V. --Se., -CA.LtS
either by mail. or telegram --promptly
-Itattended to Charges. Moderate. Residence',
fakutratct titreft,_ oppogite'i, Elliott7g and
}, second -floor north of SENTinr,--office.
- :ROBERT- CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE
FiRE AND .MARINE,
GUELPH.
Telephone No, 198. -
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
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•-9NGLIS-11 CIIURCII SRRVICES 11
- a. M. and • 6:30 p.: m. Sunday -Schdol,
2:30p. Superintendent, - Wm. S. -Tiobnes..
_Adult class every _Wednesday. evening at
-o'clock, Bibleandprayer book lesson's. All
are weitome. MILES, Pastor.
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IA, ARMSTR.ONG IS PRE -
pared to give lessens in vocal and in-
strumental rmisic. -
Residence -Campbell Lucknow,
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national.... game thought in another
way, and the. consequence is Lueknow-
is in the -past holds .her own -.in. the
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arena of - athletics, at. leaSt • so far-
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culturalSociety - will • be.-heldin Ripley
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on Tuesday. and- Wednesday next • - . - -
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..IT.46 _great . Yerkshire--,•-. comedian
ri-ei;1,er.- fails :. to:•:,:bring; .do*.n. the 130,41se.,
-Go'and.ihear.. him -41- lie :-TO-1--iin Hall on
Tuesday evening, • -• -
UCKNOW 1.VIECHANICS ' INSTI-
1 tute. Reading room open everyevening
tiorn 7 to 10 p. m., excepting Satlirdays
the hours will be •from 2 to 6 p: ca. The
librarian will be in attendance (InriNsg these
hours-. J. MURCHISON. 17-2.-etiji.riy„ G,
MiiRD0011.-S eeretary
SOCIETIES
LOYAL
ORANGE LODGE No -; 428.-
' holds itsregular monthly ro.eetings in the
• Orange Hall, Campbell Street, Lucknow, on
Tuesday:evennigs,_on or before the full moon.
, Degree night $eeond. Tuesday evening 'follow-
ing full moon.- All visiting brethren cordially
invited to the meetings. - •
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AN qua McKEN: •A T DAVIDSON,-
' Seel, ey •
W. M.
G. T. SEPOY LODGE, NO. 384.
Meets in the 'south end Lodge Room.
• in the Temperance Tian, Dicknomt., every-
TheAday evening at 8 &deck; D. K. WEB-
• STER, (3.'!., s...mATHERs..see.
lt/I'ONEV TOLOANON REAL ESTATE
..1.VJL• 'security for any time'at the' lowest
rate of interest. . The P. iincipal may be paid
'4t--th!) end of the time; or a part of the tirinci-
• I may be paid each. year, interest ceasing on
e amount paid. •.For further particulars,
apply tO:ANGUS 5TE.Wititr, Lucknow.:
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The -regular monthly
Iteetillg:p1 the N,Vcinen'e, Christian
• * TeMperance tnion.will be held every. secon
'Wednesday Of each -monthin the 0 dd.Fellows
Lricknow,,. at 3 p. m. MRS;
" Flxini;Pident IlonNELt,,,Seeretaryel
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• ' In the semi-final match in la-
crosse, on Friday last, between Kin-
cardine and Seaforth, the. atter won
by a score of 3 to 2.
-The SENTINEL wants a number of
good correspondents in the 'various
surrounding villages to send in a few
short spicy items each week,• -
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-If you want - the best value for
your money in boots and shoes c"IFIll at
Ji
-Justice McMahon, at the opening
ofi,the County of Bruce Assizes Mon-
day, was presented with a pair of
white gloves by the Sheriff: •
,
• -Mr. John Purvis, auctioneer, will
sill the entire stock of beautiful house-
hold furniture belonging to Mrs. J.
Grenache on Saturday October. 7th,
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at 2 o'clock p. m.
as lacrosse may . be concerned... A
junior team of -lacrosse. Lucknow has
always had sinee 1878 arid that of a
high order, but the wayback boys- will
give the boys of '93 credit for more
than keeping up the old record, in fact
itmay - -be uttered that- in the
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words of Ben Butler, have more than
" succeeded themselves". Ii . lacrosse
circles, 1893 will in Lucknow go down
in the annals of the sportman'S history:
Next year a number of the Dropshots
will ',without doubt develop into sen-
iors, when -Lucknow may in good
faith look for an old time Sepoy or-
ganization. As game followed • game
all the. way. througl the seasona.
marked improvement was visible in
the team and. in individual playing .of
the "Shots."." To the managing com-
mittee too Much - credit cannot be
given for the grandsuccessthat their
team rolls up for them.. Corigratii--
lationsare to to be extended to their
Captain and trainer Tim Kirk, and it
'must be. more-tham a source of pride
to him; to -See • underhis own obser-
vation thakthey, out . of -eight games,.
-took •J 6 goals, as against 6 during thel
the season of '93. In this con13ea=tion 1
it will not be out of place. til E. Lane, ..Mrs. R. E. „Lane, Master.
mention.. that James 'McDonald, ofl
Madoc, who.has been with us all sum-
mer *returned to his studies at Ottawa,
.College_on Tuesday -niornircw. Jimmie(
is a star player and leaves behind him:
not only awing lacrosse players, 'btit
other .-citizens, hosts of friends who
will be highly pleased to. see his re
turn to. the. -village of Lucknow; par -t
ticularly may this be said among. the
fair sex. Of themselves, Collectively,
and individually it isnot necessary to
mention but we are prepared to state
"nobeiter can he had. ". Below is a
CREItiE.
Miss Mary Curran, who has been
staying with her uncle for some time
past, has gone to St Helens and her
sister Nellie is now here.
On Monday night last, Mr. P. Sher-
wood lost b. horse. The animal died
with inflamation. This is two horses •
he has lest _ this summer and a cow
also, besides a twOlyear old Colt which
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was paralyzed sometime ago and is
• not right yet.
I On Monday, as Miss Black, and an-
other young lady from G-oderich, were
passing through here, the axile of the
_rig became heated and the wheel
Would not turn. After letting it
cool for a while and giving a good
doze of uaxile grease they proceeded
on their way to Dungannon. '
Mrs. Jos. Tacka,berry has been ,very
sick for some time past and we are
sorrytohear that she is very little
better.
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T. _Ra TIME TABLE:
--Trains leave Lucknow for south at 5:58 a in,:
and- •615 p.. in. • ' •
North at .12:35 p. •no,, 4:02.p. M. 4124 10i28
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED AN
office_ in the building east of tfie -
SENTINEL 'Printing Office.
-AGREEMENTS, BONDS, LEA814111.
DEED'S, 'MORTGAGES AND WILLS
CAREFULLY PREPARED. ,
Plans ,specihcitione and estiMates for build
Ings, milts, bridges, etc., furnished
on short notice.
• JAS. SOMERVILLE•
Lucknow, Jan .1891.
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ITO.K N O -W
Lodge,112
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Meets' every Friday
. '
. evening at 8 o'clock
in their hal.1,- Cala-then street.- All hrethren,
- cordially. invited. -3, 'ELLIOT. N. .Grand;
W. WILSON, ReecTrider.
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Tarmers, look16 your 'Own inferea.t.
insurQyour fari. buildinzs and°
private dwellings in the • •
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:(1 O. F. ,COURT
- Sherwood, No.
.50; Lucknow. Meet-
Yevery.first and third
- •:11oncla,y in every
- .raint_h;" in the Or-
ange hall.. Visit -
brethren a r e
ordiallY invited.
CMCINNESC. R.
-C
. D. ud -SEC.
• ii.ONpoN
N o large. Premium N-ofes re,quir
an
• .7 -CASII:KkSTEM.;
•• 50 cents to 00 cents: per 8)00 for three 'ye
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.-7 "4917IN L•Pt,NE‘
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KINLOIJC
- 4156 age4 - for the Phoenix of Lon
Enghina.
O. LIJOICNOW LODGE OF
• the Ancient Order United-Workinen;
_meet OddfellowShill, on the list. and:
• • second Monday eVening.S_ of each month, --a
eight f, .Visitmg, brethren cerdiillt
• • - • . .• • .
. invited.; A noPuosON-,•M-asterf-Workinan,
R. D. CAMERON, Recorder
-s•
i -We intend getting our Millinery
Department in order next week but
Siss Lawson will be present on ISatur-
day to take orders from her lady
Cnstorners: W. 'Connell.
1• -Mrs. W. I -I. Smith is attending
the millinery openings in London, and
on her return will be in a position to
supply the ladies with all the .latest
styles in Millinery, •ina,ntles,-etd
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.LANES
Mrs. Rouse and children are paying
visit,to friends at Clinton:
, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Spindler spent a
few days- .,with friends at Londes-
berOugh.
Wm.* Lane, . County Clerk, spent,
part of %Fat week among his
friends here,
- Miss Annie Ross, of Bervie was in
town last week.
Mr. M. Alton -has place'd under his
-barn a siirendid stone:wall. ,
The following parties from. .here
visit dlrionds and attended the
.,,,treat Show at Toronto last week : R.
L.- Reid , James Lane, R.; Fraser, -R.
Johnie .and Tommie LaneThat
makes a good turnout from Lank. -
(News boy on the train) • Morning
papers, Toronto morning papers, -Tor-
onto Empire, Mail or Globe I Have a
paper sir -7 (Old gent) Where- are
they from sonny •
T. E.- Finlay is spending a few
weeks iviai friends in Aligoma. •
Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Kincardine,
Will preach here..next Sabbath, D. V
i ----A special :Meeting of the W. Q.
T. U. will be held in -the'llOddfellOWS
iHall . on - .Wednesday - 27:-. at, .3 -o'clock
sharp. i . . A:full attendance of tinibers
is requested., . ..
, .-At - _t,46, Presbytery toeettig- in
Wingharn -I-on, Tuesday,. the -PLey. A.
Al.CICay; of Lucknow, declined ithe - call
• extended to hitulfrOM:the.-NOv-.Seotia
'cliu.re4-- .:'... . ''.- i t .••
High- Constable : Briggi.i.sgaye- us a:.
" friendly:" - call ori:-Thursd. 1
ay, he-, wwas. :-., • : • . • • •
OiStribilting - bills .r O
f: the:: . NorthernEihibition- a Walkertononthe 26411.,
2711i- and 28th Of S4teinber... - f
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--;- ----All:. parties ri indebted: .-r-tO1' A. S.-
cP.01:pbe111--•Merchant- tailor,- *II:loge ac-
counts are not :•settled : either:: ii,y... cash
or ri.jte by the .fi-rSt- Of October, wilt be
pli-kied•-incOurti for collection,i,
----Sir John Thompson. illoliC: G. E.
ars,
H.
statement:- . . •
. Teams • Where
Lucknow, Kin. Luck'
• ." Walk' WE,tik'
6t Gocier' Goder
" Wing' Wing'
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Ciiritm
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Date. -
May 24 .
-June 9
Julyl .
Silly 21
Aug 1
Aug 17
Set
LANGSIDE
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• bl d •ith a f\v
• Scor We have been esse w
showers of ram uf late
people
are
.1;r, 0 PreAPantiul'img‘leo; .otfthe
llyoung fairs
vont a•
• L -,1 W
L-2- W -4 very pleasant. evening at Xt.. Me -
TB E PATRON CONVENTION.-
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:The convention of the -Patrons f
North Bruce on Tuesday last in Smith_
:aiiipton, to nominate:a candidate for
the Local Legislature was attended by
113 - delegates. .'The chair was QC-
.
-Foster, Hon. J. l.11aggart. - Hon J.- Q.,
Patterson, . lion... N. 7 C; .. Wallace .and
D. MOntague will - deliver addresFes
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in Clinton on Sept. 26th .at 2 p.m. .
-÷-Miss ..Lilly .BoWer,. milliher for-'
Ir. W. J, Brumpter4 returned last
eek from the . millinery -openings in
^Toronto., and is now at the c14 Pioneer
Store -fullY prepared to meet the _wants
of the lady custotners.-: - • :1 -
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----A. pertain young mail; , of this vil-•
lage while_ on his way-. Iiiitne; frOm- a
town down- est fell asleep in thecar.
and was ta.kri _thr0tigh to Ripley. He
,-,-ra,S . home. 'bright .-and. - ea.rly in the
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moii'eing.. . • ... , , . ...1 .
---,Sir • John -Thompson and. ether
-Cabinet MiniSters will address the
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electors of -est Huron at ClintonClinton-on
Tuesday- next, and a -nun-their of Luck.-
nowites.: intend going to hear the di -
anguished Premier. -I ,....•
-Al. zt.onvention of prohibitionists
was held in Owen Sound -alit Saturday
and _ . noininated ...R... A. Stark. - and
Nicholas Reed as :their candidates at
the next •efectl6iis_ for the co.mmons.
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and leoislatute ,.-pectiveli; -
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-TO----
Make Prom $15 to
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$20
per -NM&
w-Ltusro 07017.t.IIAR-1_,Y.. -CANADIAN
ctipied by - Mr.. -John S. McDonald.
Ripley, president of the county as-
sociation; :No regular nominations
were Made bu6a vote taken by baltot.
Among those who received votes the
first time were D. • McNaughton, Geo,.
Lepds, • Thos. Askin, Wm. Smelie.
Neil McDougall; . James Mawing,
Arch. Rankin, and some -other local
gentlemen got a few- scattered. votes.
eilOwever; Mr. McNaughton led from
the start, and on the • third ballot got
73- votes and Mr. .Askin 38. }[is
nomination was made unanimous iori
motion of Mr. .Askin- an& W. B.
George. - Mr. McNaughton is reeve of
.the township,- a. Man of thorough
honesty, well versedininimicipalaffairs,
and would mike a cspital represent-
ative in the Local Legislature. • The
platform of the Patrons of Industry
i-•• s in some -slight. exceptions both pro-
gressive and enlightened, ,and .with a
Man like -Mi. McNaughton.as represen-
tative,it ought to find favor with 'a
majoritylof theelectors,: We should be
pleased at this juncture to see him re.:
turned unopposed; being confident that
he will make a capable and h,Onest mem-
ber. What action the. eformerii and
g rOwn IlUrserY StoCk.--1:lighest i;alarieS:
.or'Conirnission .• paid ws,eklY.
'OUTFIT FREE. • Special instructitins . to
beginners.: Write this week.for.ternis
0 GRAIIAL 'inisEnY4-0,.,
Toronto, Oat -
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Kinnon's on Friday night last.
Mr, McGrogan attended a •
'wedding ..at_Beiniore last week. -
Miss 'Kate Taylor arrived home
from Bartny, Man., last- week, after
visitrng-„friends there. Her z-m-a-ny
•friends are ',pleased to see' her home
Mrs. -Valette, of Detroit, Michigan,
is visiting hPr. sister, Mrs. Allan °Me.
Kinnon.
Mr. Geo. Cattle, of Whitechurch,
threshed smile black oats, for Mr. Jas..
owston, which yielfled 50 bush.els
per acre. What would have been the
yield had there been no gfasshoppers.
'Dr. Wraith is building a new office
on his premises
Stiminer has slid out of the world
as quietly and .nncermoniously as if
saying: good -by caused. never a heart-
ache or 6, pang, and the lovely linger-
ing evenings and warm tints of the
aftergjws- have become a memory
which -shivers at th•• thought that it
will socn be time to get Gut the family
snow -shovel. and poke up the furnace.
-Mount Forest has adopted a
--
Conservatives may take, emains to be
., seen, but moderate -men will _ITe, 4-
in-
clined_to give Mr. McNaughton a fair
• trial. • He asked two weeks' time in street being as fodows -; April, May,
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which to consider the situation -before -June, July and August, at 9 o'clock;
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accripting or declining the nomination. 5epteinber-and October, 8:30, and foi
Po? t Elgin 'I Imes. the othe v months 8 o'clock.
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sfew regulation which went into force
on Friday, September 1st. It 'pro-
vides' that •the school be used as
the curfew, that the age of children
coming under the4operatiOn of the law
be up to 14 years of age, the bell
will be rung ten minutes" before the
proper tune, as,a \yarning ; the hour
at which children are to be off the
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