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Leg Broken.
One day last Week Mr. W. 3. Todd
son of Councillor Todd, of St. Helens.
had hislevbroken'•-by the kick tot a
horse -while taking 'Out timbers. .The
Our StQ Ready made
lothing now coinplete. for
Tratle, you will find it
large and varied ,Pnd values
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nOeXce e
animal struck him just below the
knee'breaking the bone and other -
wisebruising the Iainb.
Read the Advertisements
The readers of the SEVIIINEL Will
•End -the advertising coluntris very in-
teresting•reading. . They will find the
anunouncements from week to - week
of all the -business men. who -want
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your custom It casts -Money to ad-
vertise and the Merchants will not
advertise unless- they -have something
special in the way of bargains.
-Laurier's Meeting
A _grand Liberal demonstration was
held in the drill shed, 'Walkerton- on
Tuesday afternoon last. 'A large Crowd
from the :surrounding district was in at-
tend. The meetino. was addressed by
Mr. Laurier, _ Rowand, M.
-P.,- West Bruce ; Mr. MulOck, M:P.
North Welling,ton ;i -Dr. Landerkin,
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:A. Good, Job
.The .township council of -Kinloss are -
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.deserving of 'credit for the Way they
are fixing up the. roads leading the
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village.
- Between _Lueknow and the
Gray „OX a .he4iTy Coat -Of- gravel
has been put iipOn the road and next .
week, .they intend ,i1gravelling • the
-boundary east of the village. :-When.
the gravel is properly :packed it will
Make a first;claistiOb.
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Cou.ngannon FaitShoW
e also a full range of
i_ the note AteIissaVaterproofs
the, be-S-tl,r in the market, and
jitiSt the- .090;7 - to keep yq#
warm, - ry,. and comfortable
fair and winte-reatjier.
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North - York Mr. McMullen, M.
M.P.,- Mr.- Patters rt., M.P. North
Brant, and 111r.1 O'Conner, M.p.p.
South. Bruce.
Our1,;stiicl. Tweeds,
Serge., Worsteds : and Beavers
for _ ordared •siiitS:.-and;.*:-.(i*4r‘.0
.COAtS- coPtai11$ 11144y pieCea: of
eixeerler4- -values - and- if -,you
are in iieed: of -a„..suit, oyercOat.
'a
Oi' 707.00rproof -, --Wp ---. -*ill be
,
pleased l to show our •gdocts•
A 141111100CH &
LIMKN.0111 POST OFFICE..
S 7 --p.m.
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KiliTOUg Ig."11th • 6:13 a. Daily -
Kinloss -
W, G. & • iNtorth 3:4$ p. 02.
Goderichl
Intermealate a • OG r.
L. &,.* North 10.30 p. m,
Laalisid4, 3. Q0.p, Frido.pi
gir.,(3-. se B. ,Sonth n
1-4 ". S01.1th .ati . .
&j3.- South 10.00 a -
W -,13.North 3.20-15. 0,-
4 .30 p.!th
oagi
•Kinloss
A Call from Nortti Bruce --
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The, , •ShoWi. at Dungannon this
• JibII year .,promises to • be- - birert- a greater
auccesss than formerly-, and everything
isbeingdone by the directors to Make
it the show -cf the season. • The date
of the fair is ThursdaY and 'Friday;
October 12th and 13th: and as all the
. _
other shows in the vicinity are Over
.At a meeting of - the north Bruce
'Presbyterian congreantion on Wea-
r,
a good
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I that time it' will give everyl)ody
.an opportunity to visit Dungannon.
Slatingithe Roof .
The TrusteeS_ of the -Lucknow.
Methodist church are. having al new
slate. _roof put on the. church in the
village.Iti„. - have saved the•
Church people good deal of money
and annoyance if .the slate had. been
put on the builclingin the -first place
instead of the -M, etalic shingles. Mr:
JamesFindlay,I.,of Hamilton, has the
job of putting On the new roof and
the portion done looks well.
Tough Steel
nesday, . from 1.Mr:- - James Warren;
CO.
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nesday of last week the names of Mr.
McDonald, late of Ashfield, Mr. Mc-
Kenzie, late .ef. Morden, _Manitoba -
Mr. Munroe; of _Kintore, and.
Mr
Dewar, of OwensOund, Were proposed
assuitable person.s for the pastorate!
of the church.- On -a vote being taken
Mr.. McDonald received a ..majority
but nothing. .definate . was done
towards (proceeding with a regular
Can:.
The Appeal Case •
On Thursday reit in the High court-
of Justicein TOrbntn..the - appeal case
-Of. Roe vs Village of LuCknow :was
sargued.- Mr: I. Garrow, Q. 0., -for
.the deferidants'appealed fruit: the
judgment of the -junior - judge of the
COUnty Court of ,Huron in favOr of the
plaintiff.in an action in that court for
injurieS done to. the Plaintiff's' sta,llion
Garfield,- owing, as alleged to the neg-
ligent use of a steam whistle. attached
to the defendant'S vimtenvorks: where-
- the :rhorse.. becitiee frightenede
We received, a Warden, on Wed
engineer of the new steel 'county
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bridge- being erected at Paisley, a
sample of the old- country steel that
is used in .the structure. The piece.
gent to us was taken from one of the
hangers or. braces and in. the trat.
was doubled tbgether in the cold and
'hammered flat,. without the least crack
or flaw to the, steel. It is first-class
roaterial and. should make a good
bridge.
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Voters' List
The' voters'
now in the ha
. - ii3tiesd.sys and. -
',VitTOLtiv. • ligt0-4E-
Annuli Harvesf. Thanksgiving
Th annual Harvest Thanksiriving
- servica in connection with the church,of
EngU n
at 8 m. _St:Peters.- church.-- The
serm n will be preachedby-Rev. Mr.
-Turn, ull, of Goderich.
Some D•efinitions- - :It, the plaintiff
:tVccorcliiig. ...to the _ Schoolmaster,
"Stability" was recently defined -as.
beiiig the I cleaning,- up .of: -a stable;
and ae y, er to Some- qUestion about
thispasage " The inoneyiproid (1 .,
-ty the,:conwany to defray the
1.y; of members in
,pece niary distress. , In , simitner it -
Seek',
di day is -longer-owing to the
expansion! of . the. 'heat.; " and . that
season. - itself IS thus. 'explained.:
Once -a year we-havei the whole
.brightsidse of the sin': turned towaids-
Then.it:is.surnme.r. , The sun :is,:
in the solstice and stands -still: "
Fi.rie-Sh.eep
Wawanosh, the.. well,known breeders -
lists for the village are
ds of the villagb Clerk,
whose notice.appears' in anoOter col-
umn. . The -total number of voters .-on
.the. list for all purposes- is 337., 50 of.
whom are ladies - entitled : to. .v@te: at
inunicipal el 'etioni, and those on the.
;
list able - to 'rote for members to the
legislature .-.ohly,--numberl..20 . There
are i 220 voiters • in the • - ...lorthern
Division, and .11,7-. in the- -Southern
•Doitvei4orn. 1 a_satnrii;!... the total +number of
to -: serve as
. The elite tainMerit - -in •-:, the -a_uy,-.
Hill on Tne clay evening next, under
the auspices ,of . the Ladies Aid Society, -
Will afford otiriCitiz'ens 'Ti...oppoitunityli
of.hearilig two of the best elOcutionists}
.and c.omic. lieciters in -the- Dominion.:
Messrs. Cartier and SteVeris; of Bramp-
ton. Mr: - L. 11. Stevens, . as a Ara-
inatic ..eloctitionist has -few equals in
America, and as the kiTorkshire- Co•••
.rinedian" To* W.-Cartiel.is pronounced
by the presS, and public generrally the
.best. in his -line. - The . Rey.- W. W.
. Wiash; Incumbent of Christ Church, .
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Bramptory4ntlyho..is well known- MI*
.-the people of Luaknow, inrspeakin-g -Of
Messrs:;Carter and :Steyena says: "AS
the seaSon Of the, -year is ri4w approach-
EAP_ 4-
- , be held on A.-ionday- 25th,
• Teacher Engaged . .
: .,- .Lki..4. a -School Board ineeting on MOn-
- dayikveninu last, Miss .Sadie. Christie,
-of (Parnett'5P.0,; lialdirnand .County,
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was,: engatged‘ to teach the third' de:
,I -.
-part -tent of --our-. Public Sehool till
Jan4ary, - at - the 'rate - of $275 salary
per 'itt.' nnuin.
Fruft -Slealers 'Beware
'Tie - new .orinainal code is calculated
to-flter those who have hithettO been
too i:ii7eady to appropriate the fruit
in
tseopie'S.: garden - for 'their own
::luse4- Those -w-Ii6 -have been -.in the
doing must- -beware for the
Off&tse punishable- a tern', of one;
-month and three years for. the second.
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off4nce.
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Music Clastas-
_11Mrs. M.:Arinstrong, purposes- re -
her
of'ganizirigl her 'mUsiC classes for the
f41.1 te-rtn,.:.-coiniiieneing- the first -.of
QictOb(-1._ .. -Instrumental- music -on.
Plana:- 0 rgan-, and . Guitar
-\ .:focal Music thorOuali, brass .harraOny
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4-411. counterpoint, - privately Or • in-
Ckt-iunt ‘t.SL Sons, of West
of Leicester -sheep, kick& More :
vat `e°161,B6-0,11 -atailittg.ti-111‘; 2.14'ti°111,2411ct" CAT41 .111°11 V""ei) 41).t.7r
- ebate 941 sirre..v.ktner
Webster. Bros. have opened out
a
.a0.• salk cot' 93. •
West Hucoves' .
-Velitiorl dt .1.,,.., ...rag fAVIiiierS of
, - :StRiding of :Huron- will be
A COP'
tile 'V rthe -town of Clinton, .on Mon-
- day;.( for the . purpose of nprninating
ictober the 2nd; at one : o'cloCk,
:lield ir,
P-331Iidates.for.both.-the DOroinion and
ca4":41.Parliaments. Eac-li polling stib-
L6'iion in both ridings is. entitled to
as - the _Hon.
ddelegates and
hr5'e'l...'3re 4.urier and other -prominent
117.14 ilkrm leaders will be present, it is
..",i-elicAii,ble . that every. -part of West:
'es' n should be thoroughly repre-
Huro - •
si .atIthe meeting.
sent'. .. - -
laurels to their successful career of
prize winners at the leading elhibi-
tions in the Dominion, At the Indus-
trial Fair in Toronto jest week they
carried off ses en prizes with their fine
flock and also succeded in selling
eight animals at large figures. One
tam which Messrs. G.aunt offered to a
'neighbOring- farmer in WaWa.no- sli
ing when . entertaintuentsi of various
kinds will -19e provided for the public,
-I feel .that l I am doing a .service to
society when I commend. to them Tom
Carter, "The- Yorkshire -Comedian."
Sometimes 'comic selection's are of suCh
a positively vulgar type that th,ere is
'
A cammenditble hesitality-in employing
comic entertainers. I think I . am
pli
quite safe in giving general assurance
that there treed be no a prehensicar• of
Carter. W, Idle many of
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$20. a short time. ago carried of the
• -first prize . his class, and was after-
1wars sold for the SUM of e--50. It
pays to raise good .sheep 1-.14. Messrs.
fection. Ti?ey are exhibitincr at the
Gaunt how to herdlethem to pee-..
t,
Nestern Fair :in London- this week'.
and we haVe 06 doubt -will carry, off
many prizes there.
a.sSes-,- also. lessoni -in elocation:..
kesidence, Campbell Street.
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ried in Olinton
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Jo§eph 3;1410 -ugh, - of Pungannon
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as before MagistrateS ;Steep and
IcGariii last lAsynday on two counts
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-one for selling. -liquor: on -Sunday,,
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orrrie.nied 00erauon
.WOrkmen has counnenced Oper:-
ation-on the stone Work for - the new
bricks -block for Allin on
he other, of having -the blinds 'd • wn.
of
h
gter,hours. w44. proven. that -. e.
Oquor was given a- boarder on a• ( °c-
ites certificate. Two of the phree bar
were up..acording to law,• while
Campbell street. It is a difficult task
to build the stonework_ along -the sides
of. thetreek and a coffer dam had- to
be built of gravel to. keep- the. water
sfroin the workmen. A large portion
• • •
any danfreir in that direction. with Mr.
his selections
.have a-rnOfal
-of the wall' is 'already completed, and
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if nothing-'unforseen happens _ the•work
• on the foundation. Will -be :finished' in
a week Or so. - Messrs_ D. • B. 'Mc..;-.
Kenzie. and Jock. ., datn. are the:night another humorously sa,
staff and...the punip -haS tO.: be "kept. -has .-neve • scoltled, nyti
going pret V lively to : save --themselves. late at. tr. glit Since s
-froin. being washed out or 'drowned by night--eato suddenly in
the soakage through-. the "dam: .This. his -pocket handker4
Work will Make one Of the, ranSt .sub... realistic. I.' most 1.). .
stantial imp-royements tivit has been Mr. Carter - to ' thli
built. in the villa.crp, and when = the- those ,desiring_ to 14e
Iv - .
two brick blocks are finished %till
crive•the main stet 4 6iticed 4ppear-
are [-full of humor, they.
lesson,- and Ins aim is ev .r to try. ...!mnd
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lift his'.andlienCe-tO 4 higher Moral leVel.
a, butcher shop in the building on
Catnpbell Street; opposite Mr. W. H.
Smith's book store, and are prepared
to siipply the citizens of the village
with first -Class- meats. A I trial is
solieited and satisfaction gua-ranteed.
-Cure for the.Tra.mp Evd
A. Kansas -wothan who has been
elected police justice of her city has,
adopted a novel solution for the tramp
problem. The first tramp who was
brOughtibefore 'her for judgment was
sentenced to two baths a day for ten
days and to hard labor on the, =stone
with the.cider that he ihould be
fed if he worked and starve if
shirked.i The prisoner; surVived the
ordeal, !but now the first glues -60n at
trainp asks .on approaching' a Kansas
town is whether the police justice is .a
man or Woman. •
Al Shows .
L°c4• Fame's Advocate gives the
Th Atli sound advice; "Do not
fihe local' exhibitions. They
at incentives to improvement.
neglec
are gfur`at all classes provided are
"ee "lit'led. Do not neglect fitting
well fib. arranging other exhibits
y before the fair." Take
ct only the choicest roots
rains, etc.. and have every -
d in the. neatest possible
ke your entries early
e secretary in getting -
through his w
and thus aid a ork without_ hurry or
1\ case they should be
confusion. In liaree certificates of
required have peo.,r)
stock o hand.
'on
Then, Mr. Carter's ability.- 'tie-
d
does .' riot. claim to be artistic, he says,
he.. is plain Tom Carter, but; then; in
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his perforMance he is perfectly natural,
and therel4y -Shows the highest type of
- art. If the French saying be -tr.4-..-
nothinu- s cceeds like success ---t len
.If.' attenti)-e: listeners, hearty- applause
and repeated encores are.any .criteion
o‘ success I have Seen him succeed
again- and . again:: Alt .one.. of
0.atherinos-where I -head him it
.1f3 • . r, ,.. . ; 3-
reported:that.one man, said "T.'
twenty Miles to hear M .Carter r
"The Scolding Wife," Fa; d after
I -.MY
or being
d it."
the "Yolikshire Lad will -suce, ect
up stock
till "the
pains to sei
'iregeta,bles,
thing 'arrange
package. Ma
irone was not. The first charge: was -
, . • -
.!Inot-sustained and the secole..id „reserved. ance.
-;
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talent for elevate
AdmissiOn25 cents. iteserved scats 35
cents. Go and hear dial.
the
was_
go
ite-
ards
wife
out
The
vise out of
is startlingly
ly eonunend
deratiOn of
e satisfactory
tertainthent.'
Arrested on StisoiciL
• a. teleuram from
On the strength of n of'5Greenock,
Lucknow Fall Show .
•i The list of premiums for the Kinloss
Branch AgricUltural. Exhibition. have
4udy their -list of entries. The fait to
be held on Wednesday and: Thursday,
4th and 5th of October, promises to
be the best ever held. in, Lticknow,
The increased' prize list, the attractive .
list of specials will- all contribute to
the unusual. success which is antici-
pated by the officers alik4 friends of the
Society. The exhibits in the hall will ,
be in place. by noon the first day and •
'during the afternoon the judging will
take place. In the evenilg the hall
will be open to • the publi.E.. and in ad-
dition to the numerous -articles on ex- --
hibition, - the • Lucknow ,BraSs hand
will contribute a varied' programme of
selections. The stock will be brought
in the morning of the second day, and
at one • o'clock klacrosse match for a
prize of $12 - will be played between
-o shots and a first -lc -Iasi visiting
been issued and exhibitors, will now •
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County Constable-Phais le' K.
- Monday last, constal • sted. a- ti amp
Leod of this village, •arr The •
• k c -up.
and_ put .-him lt. eyed.- in the
sl7ett the
Greenock constables air"
village on Tuesday morning, .
man -held in cuctody here wa er. ated.
one wanted. and he was. 1 broke
They ' are after a burglar wrt., town.
-into and robbed a store in tha
Ship a few days ago. The man, azaenstd-.-;
ed appeared to -be a decent fell'
felt very indignantat being take
the lock-up., There are a large nu
of tramps roaming through the cou
at present .and scarcely :a day pas
bUt. :robb.eries are reported; and
would-be well -for- bus:mess men. a
citizens generally to keep a sharp lo
out for these travelling gentry.' Mai
of theta- are to lazy to vfork and
vide, an ekistance by- stealing..
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to; team, after rhich the speeding m the
ring, bicycle races, and-,otherrite-
ticns will be presented.-
A counterfeit of the Canadian 25
cent piece is in circulation. It is
made of aluminum and is a good,
imitation. Though lighter rn weigh
than the silver quarter, it may easily
be mistaken for a good coin.