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04i. Stock of Ready made
Clot*ing in now complete for
Fall--; Trade, you will find, it
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larg4 aud varied and values
.1..1.ne)f_ce
e -have also a -full range of
e 4 -oted AlelissaWaterproofs
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the !best in the market, and
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e coat- to keep yon
4ry,
duri
and comfortable
g fall Mad winter weather.
The Fall_waS yearcof age Med
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As we go to press the annUal fall Glassay, who hacteatentgram, sesds
show of the KinlOss Branch Agri- and all, the Seeds lodging iu the a
-cultural Society -is -being -held in the. pendicites causing inflamation. The
village; and in every respect we think operatom was successfully performed,
It surpasses anything of the kind ever and the lad is recovering nicely:
held. in I.Aucknow. The. weather is
delightful. The entries in. all the
classes are _large, and an. inaMense crowd
of spectators is in attendance. We
will give 'a full desdription and list of
prizes awarded, in c'o.nr next issue.
Grand -Concert
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A grand Concert will be criv"en'in
s,
Dungannon- - on. -Friday evening the
last day of the fall show, at which
• will appearAhe .wonderful Mowliawk
Indian poetess. -reciter, Miss' PaUline
Johnson, of Brantford ;-13rOf. OW -en:
A. ..Spaily; of TorOnto ; the .Misses
McLaren, of ; GOderich-,.. • and other
noted talent. It promisessqo be Ithe -
best entertaininent -ever held in :Dun-
gannon and everybody 'should Wait
for it.
Ottr f Tweeds,
Serges, Worsteds And Beavers
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for ordered suits and Over -
wit contains many pieces of
ex.cOlent values and if you
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stock
are m need of a suit, overcoat
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or_ waterproof we Will be
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Ale4sed..7to- our. goods
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MU-1100E1i & CO
LICKNOW riQST-OFFICE•_
Hours $-a,tr4to- 7 pan:.
XtAiLs
- a:T.:South - 613 EL. -int -
f. H.,r& 11. --North-- 12-30p.
Kinleipgh- 2;30 p- . p..r
W„ t
G. f B, North . tn.
qodetwh -.
• edietepOints 9 00 ID.
--L. IL11& B -,,North 10:30 p. m.
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LangAde a 00 p, m, Fridays
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taH&B;SOuthJ r
1=14 B.Scutth 10:00 a. .
'W. GI& 13-.Nortb
170 P 4:30 you,
Workmen Services
The members of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen of the village, wjlli
celebrate the aniiiverkary of the Order.
-by attending divine _services in the
English church in a body on Sunday,
October 15th, When the rector,-- the
Rev. Mr. Miles, will preach to them.
Thek, brethren . will assemble, in the
lodge room at half past ten and niarch
in procession .to the church. All
Workmen are cordially invited to
meet in -the lodge room and take! part
• lig echa n ci s'I nstittition•
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-.The..inempership year of the ...tuck:.
31st of Oct.- The -,naernbersbi'p; for the
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year was -large; but :inT•orfler to in -A
crease the usefulness • Of' and -I interest
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in the library the Directors .have .
.cidecl ite issuHe.Membershifi. tickets good
from. date to 1st :Nov.; 1894 for $1.
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Make. plication_ at. one: to an
Director. •
in the serviies. 4
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now Mechanics' Institute Closes on
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Left the Village •.
..Isickno# lost_ one of . her oldest
residents onTuesday last; in the person
of Dunca McArthur, -• who
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_early- moriiing train to spe
of his daywith his nephe
pie poor old. man has been
land nearly -blind for Sonie
District IVIeetins
-A Meeting of the. delegates from the
different Courts -of the Canadian Order
of Foresters in .District No .31 was
caned to - be. held in -Wingelaani.oia:
John McLean,
Convener, • At. ,the: appointed :' time.
there Wis.. fair..:representation pro,
sent—the:ColirtS Winghapii. Luck -
now, Wroxeter, Brneyale„ . _White-.
church, -etc.„._ being. represented. r Bre;
_S-ohii".i-Burgess, of Court -Douglass,-
.-Bluevale,: was eleeted,-Sectetark of the :
district . On motion, Bro. John-. A.
Barnard, . of -- Court .Wroxeter, was
unanimoUily chosen as. -District .
De-
puty -'.for the 'current- year. After.
several' matters private nature
had been -dealt with, the meetrig lad7
Candidates -Nominated
Liberal convention.-- was held- at
Clinton On - Monday last. - for - West:
Huron. _. The Officers, were „elected
animoUsly.:--President, A".=Honanning
Clinton.; 1st -Vice-President, D. -.A..:
Fori Clinton ; 2nd -.--Vice-Presid-,
ent - A:: Morton Winghana.• -.3rd:
left on the
4 the- :rest
•ip. Dutton.:
very 'feeble
tithe, and
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the Reeviii sent Mr.- Wm, Hood! with
hiM, as fa as London to se. e•himisafelY.
on the '-.tralia: WhiCh leaves'
:Ole !latte,r
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place for Dutton, Where he: Iwou)d be
-met by his friends.
Bible Society
....The annual Meeting .o ithe.:• Bible
. Society, was held . in the -11‘,Tehodilt
-Church_ .Tuesday evenink. . Interest
ing and - instructive. addresses were
. delivered by the _RoV.: Mr.! Miles:. and
Rev- Mr,' Walker on the aims, Objects
and work accomplished by the l -Bible,
SOcisty,-. Excellent Music furnish-
ed by the -union choir. - 'The reports of
the past year show that increased-
in-
terest has:beeri taken.. in - the .society,
the treasurer's report showing:
Collections $-60;09 ;-. -sale of books
88.491 The dile of. book " case.' $1.2t? ;.
*Balance. to: oni-eredit of books - returned
- The_ folloWing were lelecteill offieers' -tor
the ensuing year: -President, Rev..Mr.
McLennan'; -§ec'y„ . R. -
Treasurer, . W. Connell;
flolineS, Fred McDonald, D.
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Park° r Meeting
-A. par or meeting -under the a
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- pice4 of the Women's Christian Tem
erail,,,be Union will be -held at t
„restclence Of 'Mrs. Jas. -Bryan, on M
day !lafternoon next at three p.
. All temperance workers welcome.
•Get. out Name On
Vice Preliident, Joseph Griffin,. Ash-:
field; Treasurer, W. Coats. The ex-
ecutive comMittee was organized after'"
-which candidates were -nominated.
Mr: J. _T. .Garrow was unanimously, _
choSen for the, Local- Legislature, and
Mr. M. C. Cameron, of .Goderich, was
the choise for the Dominion . House.
US - A resolution of confiden.ce in Mr.
P- Laurier and endorsing his policy •of .
he tariff 'reform • also a resolution in-
ce- • clorsing- Hon. iVIr. Mowat were carried
• 1 unaninfously.
Orange Blossoms
The great -Social event of the season-
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T e Yoters' Lists f•or the village of in Kinloss, occurred on the evening of
Luclknow are now out and -, little less Wednesday 27th, when - Mr.- Samuel
tw° weeks remain in which McDonald gave -his daughter Flora in
nott:t.e can be given. to have names -marriage. to. mr R-obftritton meponald,
adOsi that. have .heert omitted. -Every of Huron, miss Mary -McDonald was
elecor-in-the: village: _should gee that ..brideemaid and .Mr. mepdnald
'Oanie isozthe liSti and especudly groorcisman. •There were about..:..one
he '°11i1g men., as the election for - the hundred and forty guests assembled
Assembly will take .place and after doing justice to. a .aupberb
on the lists about being;completed: dinner, spent - the evening in social
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conversation while the younger guests
Sr. Jas. Sutherland, a well known
loOked sPlendid,- and the numerous
3 Varts oil, I oz. barbOlic° acid ;, mixed
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ndnbed in dancing until the. Sthall.
hours:of reOrning.;'....71The- -1!IiidaI party
• creE0ery man, suggests the following.;'
and. swabbed on on- the -.- afflicted parts .- elegant and coStly...presents-: displayed,will ,
prevent • _. thehorn_ fly :. : . , test fed to -:the':esteern; ::,which the
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tOrt$ring- cattle and. give relief. No - bride' isbeld.The Rev. A. ':34CKaY
farti-ker should.. neg1ect7.thia. preventivetied . the .n.uptitl.'knOt.. .Your.:cdrres-
Ostijcure as, the • _suffering -Which_ these pOndent unites - with all in Wiihing. the
. pest cadge Will :naturally Affect the UaPPY Cc4tPle: long and prosperity.
to depository
ljanieron
W.
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JanieS Bryan, James Memory A
Congram,- Smith McLean. and John 0.
-Murdoch.
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serious accident _happOecl a
:Port Elgin last week -at-14 he ..'"Ficick
Mr. teamster. .ois
Alexander's- tannery. . • While: •
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Busch -was in the act of getting up on
a load of barka, small Piece struckone
Of - the }horses, frightening it and the
team -started off, throwing 714.Buich
infront of.,the wheels, which passed
over his fracturing the
skull, : breaking :the. collar :.0,oue and
arm and bruising.his body seriouSly.
Medicalaid• was quickly!summoned,
and good holies .of his redoyerY are
en.tertained.-
-- feeding and milk. The above receipt
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Don't Swallow Seeds
_ hisibeen tried - and i -found to be the • 'St Thomas Journal : Many people
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2n°14 effe°thre discovery "up- te- the in- eatii4 grapes- and other small fruits
pr+nt... Cut this out and try theare in 'the habit of swallowing the
mixture on yourcattlenext' -summer. -seeds. -. -, These. _lodge - in - the -append.,
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-.140yrood-ROW eeitis, ,s sack- with. .a Small _opening
- 4. row took place -- -at.' the -..usually, attached. to the bowls and Which- So
. orderly village -of Iiolyrood , one even- far at. medical -scientists . kilo*: has .: no
- inf.'. lately - and the.... services of. the (function.. -- The lodgment .of a;seed • in
Lu -know._ :Magistrate's were -called - the opening of _thesackis the : usual
.. iipm. to •.-Stiaighteri__- up ° the - affair - On -cause of peritonitis.. Indeed .some
Thl,irsday_ last ,...:As all the parties, :physicians -to-day say. that it is _ the
. imt4licated--..in -. the : unseemly ';affair only: cause of inilamation of the
Nv-e-e men -of goOd "and.: peaceful- bowels.. - Medical men- aij.e no w -„for : the
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it ciimong themselves. Had it gone to surgical operation removing the sack
tri0 it, would- undoubtedly have re- oii appendiecitisrhe first operation
suited in one or more, being sent to of this kind which has _ ever -taken
Witilkerton for trial before the judge.- place in this city was _perfomed at
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the complainant, -through his Amasa Wood-. Hospital_ yesterday by
Solicitor, Mr. Morrison; refined to i Dr. Meek-, of London . assisted by Drs
' hac'e the cases -disposed of :sumniarly I Fulton and Duueon;be - The patient
—The leading feature i flarmon.y
Hall was the singing of Miss Emma
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Wells, who is gifted .witia great per-
sonel attractions possesess phnOmo nal
voice passing frorci Baritonetd Ten -or,
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from Tenor to Alto and Alto , to So-
prano with astonishing facility. - The
large audience Was charmed with - her
vocalization and derdanded encore to
all the pieces. Miss .Wells is an ek-
cellent performer on 'the! piro. She
is a 'musical B,ara Avis and needs only
to .be heard to be intensely appreciated-
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Ottawa Free Press. i
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-A- Fakir is - goin round the
country and getting ,way with a
good many dollars *of tlite unsuspect-
ing youths in - the following manner ;
On arriving at a town he gets all the
boys he can to sell : pictures Of the
World's 'Fair, and requires each a
them to put =up a dollar as a guaranteei
of ' gockl faith. He gives them a few
pictures worth a cent a _piece and
while they are trying to' sell them the
fakir disappears 'with the dollars. f
—An?. exchangetells of sii.J woman
Who brought a new-fangled coffee 'pot
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from a-- pdlar, • In the ,.evennig.,. she
showed it to her husband, hardware-
dealer,1who told her he kept the _ same
thing in his store- for half the price
she paid. she said, vihy•
don't' you- ,adVertise sTObticly ever.
knows what you have. fnesale.'" '
--Until further notice the Canadian'
Express CO. Will not ?issue 'Orders for
amounts in$1. .- Of lite.. 0.: rOan'" who
lives by-his:Wits had. been victimizing
the. ..company : by getting :money orders
for 50 Cents . and raisintithein- to $50,
and. for, this reason the company Will
issue -..no •more orders ;Under 41 for a
while. -
a.t40-opciit.-to:bqy t111
of •an•Overcoal
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.,• ---?Manis a harvester. . He: begins_
life at the Cradle,-"learni to handle- the
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fork; often as rakish ways an sows
wild oats, thrashes._ his :way through
the WOrld, and 'when he -arrives atthe
sere. and yellow leaf, time mows him
down and his remains ars- plante crin -
the hillside, •
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We .have. confidence in this department that means good and
prices are right, and business good. °The New Stock is ready
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in, Styles: and Materials thoroughly adapted for Fall Wear.
School Suits, - Double &Elated Suithi Overcoats and Knee
Pants. -
ITICYNER STCR
-ILITOKNOW,
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STORE TO RENT.
r1IHE -BUILDING AT PRESENT
...-„occUpied by Mr. Wm,Connell as dry
a .
gooand se -i, era mi
erchant, s for rent. after
the first of.March,- 1894. - This is One of the
best business -stands in the -trillase. For further
Particulars Apply to ..
AIRS A MURRAY.
• Lucknow
PUI31.1C
Ni OR ABOUT THE FIRST'
Augusta large white sowcame to lot
14, cop, , 1.4 Weat, WayrinoSh. ,The owner is
requested to prove property. Pay all dap -ages
and take the same away. • -
JAMES- LYONS
LuCknow P
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:FARM: FOR SALE
AS..k • 1140T-: • 16, CON. 4,WEST
-WawanOsh; •containing -1:00 urea, fah
buildings, 35 acres - Of growing ,timothy lag
anabalanceitinder. grass Will be -8614 et 41'
IApply to
6E01 M.AIR & CO
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Bankers, Lucknow
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• -..:,..Rebecca-WilkinsOn, of Browns
valley, Ind, Says: :!!I had been in al.
distressed - condition : for -three years*
froin NervO4snesai:. Weakness _ of. the
Stomach„:- Dyspepsia :and: Indigestion
Until. ray health :Was. gone., 1 bought
• Onabottle.,of South American Nervine,:
Niihri4 done Me .inore: good than any:
.$50- -Worth of - doctoring. I. ever thd
advise any Weakly
person to. use this valuable and - lovely
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remedy. I consider it the grandest
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medicine :in •.the .- A trial'
bottle will convince ;you. Warranted.
by14,-B. Oongram.- •
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H.ERt • STRAYED FROM THE
premises of the undersigned, rot 1, con.
Kinloss, on or .about the 18th of June a
ewe and two lambs. The eweis marked by a
split in the left ear and a spot of paint on the
hind quarter.- The lambs have no mark only.
the tail cut off. Anyone giving such infor-
mation- as will lead to their recovery will be
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rewarded $3.
ANGUS '101C.DONLII.Afte. kn:rw,4vi:
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'CATTL, ESTRAY.
CA.ffit TO THE PREMISES OF THE •
• undersigned. • lot 18, con. 5, West
Wawanosh, -Ou .or about the 1st of
August, a pair of yearling steers, all red,
There- &W.:came to. the same place 'about the
first of June -a white lamb The owners are .
Oquestedto proye property, Pay expenses and
take them away. '
• • JOHN SMITH;
1021-3 • / Dungannon P 0
CATTLE ESTRAY
• 3HEIFERS, 2 RED, AND ONE WHIt111.
with red on the neck and head, *4one
light roan steer, alt "rising two *Ars olcl.
Any person dying such informafion as wig
Tad to their recovery will be suitably rewar-
ALEX, REID,
La,ngside P. 0,
.1025-4
HORSE ESTRAY.
HERE. .0AME TO THE. PREMISES
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of the undersigned at the Holyrood hotel
on Saturday night, tbe 26th • of August, one
aged bay horse..with Tie white hind foot. The
csivner is requested th prove. property, pay ex.;
penses and take hinilkway. •
•- JAMES D. BASER
Holyrood 0,
—Mrs. Murray, of Detroit, is •crisit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Harry Days, of
his village.
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