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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1893-12-08, Page 1• • • 1' Good :advice To Farmers; on't buy :your - nay yournay fork rope or any kiu.t of Ltarvest fools- t11 you see wlat 0 TAYLOR an do for you••_ • 10 3000. 1'b, wool pigti t►ls ..e&. 4000 - .ibs. mixed -rags wanted_ HIGHEST PRICE PAID. FOIA -ALL KINDS IN TRADE AT . - AYLQ • 'dancing purpOses, from • whence the musi.c. of -the- half-breeds :fiddle' and • the rattle of the . "Tom :Toe were breeze the -.faMiliar atrainsiOf the "Red River Jig." The 'white.tents,..Indian the .,-,winding stream, the ...rid flags fioating in thebreeze against the green foliage of the'bluffe and_ rugged- -cliffs in the back --grou'iid,: and ; the quaint old . CathOlie :church oe the sloping eraince. made_ quite a cheery picture; P.resentbr my attention: was atteaCted and un -acquainted with Indian:. customs, my *ciirtosity Was aroused, but as they could -not talk tnglish and I could not speak- Parise" observation, soon. learnt, however, thatlitirie-ra,Citi„03 -was in order,. Which. mnoog the _Indians -• .seldom. happens* wii.hout gambling; for* anindian is an in:Veterate gambler. Soon .on --e. of the younk.Indiant. dismounting, threw hit severa.Lothers folloWed in like manner - and.' the" racing begaia the winner taking. ;the It- would- -.take- tee Much :space...to -describe • to you the Indian "•POo4o-o" Or.. the petuliar danee which. he emploYs te arouse his - dormant -..spiritir -but I was.: much -arauSe.d` at a _Slight- deviation from the regular order. ' was -what fancy Miss of the ball-room^:would call -a rude attempt -at 'a, square- dance, Four - young Indians teek. their -position, the squaws setting arbiind in 'a circle, -presently one -young i_‘13,6(1" began, to scan the circle in .qUest Of . a partner ueknow Banking Comp y President—A... G. RAMSAY; Cashier --4, TiTENBULL.. rent rates Of inte•rest: pRA g Great Britain and _the United* State ought and -sold; THE FARMERS': We 'have generally One . or more farms in townships for sale. Parties desiring. to buY will consult their oNtn.: interest i?y, calling on us as we sell chtap, and On easy ternis to suit We have$75,000to lend Oh. fiist 'mortgage - E "LANA- or_ THE SQUXILit. Day' -Among the 'Indians?. - on good,tarni-Or village property at. from -51 - size of loan and security offered We also len•d small amounts on se cond-moit- gage - on -farms and first chattel mortgage.,•... -- We a. a, general banking business. Isste drafts payable through -cwt. Canada and •the United States and make -collections' on -:alt points, including Western States. Manitoba; tit day. and -Saturday of each -month.- Good sets ifor $10. and ev..tra_ctitig a-. specialty LEGAL • A. MALCOMSON, EAR. E1STER, MORRISOI -- ATTORNEY AT anper ; Commisioner: etc:- . 'Office: over .the feceive special -attentioU. Lending. Monet. farmer's notes -a speciality. 'In- our sayulgs • regIEDICAL We effect Insurance on all classes ot ingsi either in Stiock or Mutual. Companies desired. None but first class Companies rep- resented -- GEO. A SIDDA.LL, Manager DgiR. spent sortie time a resident of the Prairie Province and having seen a little romantic- life amid -the plains of the West I thought it might be of some interest to the many readert- ot the ENTI/SrEL to near sOmething . from the "Land of– the ' INSURANCE ,FIRE Api,i_p -MARINE, , GUELPH. CHU R-641 .0 likEOTO_RY. ELLIOTT, OFFICE, AND :RESI- nau.Ch of *your valuable,- space,. -.I. !will a. an., and 0:30 p. SundayiZchool, m., Supertntendent, Wines. 8 o'cloek, Bible -and prayer book lesson' - All teKNOW librarian/Will be-- in 'attecdatioe.-durieg these - Treaty Day among the In.dians.i." What Chilly_ feelings course throue• your veint-sivlaen we:Mention the name Indian. You immediately assoeiate with that name, the war -whoop, Tornahavik and -Scalping YOU looks, „streaming black. hair decorited in bead and feather until ..vOur blood run scold within: you. ,Not. so ! the Christian religiorix has trjuraphed, and advancinct. tide of civilization is grad- ually sweeping away the rude barbar- • Don't forget the skating in the litai on. Saturday: night. night. Dorimiss full line of Xinas goodi in Con. lectionary, 'at Thos. Reid. —Skating in the rink on Satitrday Hunter; •Pib. one to his "At ,,,Houle m his Art -Studio on aturday evening next. Surgeon -and Mcoucheur.- Surgery - over J. Enfor6- grocery store.- 'Office -lours -zeon. and Accouchenr; Office next door to NV-. sbcP. Residence -Ross street _ either_ bv.-tnaal or telegram Promptly lautram Street, opposite DrjElliott'S ;and second door north Of SSNTINEL office: pate(' to give lessons itt vocal and in. - „ONtY Vit-OAN. ON 'REAL ESTATE , seburity-- for 'any tinie-, at tbe- ilowest rate of interest. The- pyincipal may -be paid at thi encl. of the time, or a part of therinci- the amount paid. For further particulars, ianiim of earlier days,. until we behold the Indian of tO-day, not as the dusky savOges of the Wood, but as a quiet "Tiller_ of the Roil." Now some 'May Orange- Hall, Campbell Street, Lueknow, on Tiresday evenings, _on or before the full Moon. Degree night second Tuesday' evening follow- ing full moo_n. All visiting brethren cordially Xs meets in the south end Lodge „Room. the .Temperance Hall, Luckno*. ettery Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock._ D. Mull- be:inclined to ask what ."Treaty Day' with Clanadian history will ithmediately understand. NV htn• tee . Dominion Reid hai just received a large, stock ot fresh fruit: • GiVe him a call. Now that Xmas. is nearing us we. have a nice new -line .of holiday pre- sents to offer at Harry Days. • ' you Want to see the "World's 'Fair" go to the Town Halll to,night. -Concert to begin at 8 o'clock p.- m. partieS indebted to A, S. Campbell, •merch.ant ,are' re- quested to dal" and - settle the same either by cash or nOte.bythe.18th of —Cutlery; •Sili•erware, carving Sets, dinner bells, call bells, etc., _all.. suit - 6Nier the tight of" the Hudson. -Bay_ Company -and.- the Notth • WeSt Trains leave Lucknow for south at 5.58 it m, • 497 TAL,I30T STREET, LO DON. EYE AND EAR SURPEON__ •QRADU ate of the New-Y.ork Eye and Ear Hospi- Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat at the 15ew York l'ost Graduate Medical School.and 'Hospital, 180. .• meeting of the Wemen's. Christian. Teraverahw Union Will he held every secohd Wednesda*of eaeli month in the Odd Fellows &KITH, Pr idea ;-Mils. IlonacELL,-.SecretarY. meets every .Fri ay tocki"-impletneets, etc.,_ had ,a far.m instructor and goverrLment agent placed • stipend of five dalars head, "Treaty Day" then is their annual pay day. . Being desirous., of meeting - the :the:first- opportunity affordecl,, -and in -cOmpany With another young -."man,.. started foi the scene --of the- anntial treaty, which -to- the Indian affords all the fa,scina. tion that "Caledenian Dal" ;would to. a warm -` hearted .Scotchnian. ;.-Our ratitelay on the old Prince Albert able for- X.Mas Fesents cheap at .14 Mept of gOods ever shown in LUcknow is to be seen. at Harry Day& ----Cross Cut -Saws' and axes Are at premium` now, and.as there is a lot a • wood to cut this -winter La-wrente has • put in a -well assorted stock of those. • go,odS which you should 'examine, MS eyes haiing met the object of is —Toys. alaiost every variety 'dart choice,* he...snuffed• his .finger' at her, - Jumping -up the stood about s a pace behind him. The rest followed. in, the ' saree'.order.:. Ali at once- the muSic struck up, and with. a quiek turn order Of procedure in the agents tent, _where . -the chief of eaeh reterve, through -.an- inPifpreter Made known the wants and wishes -of the.--Inlians; and- they in tarn Were. addressed by - the acent. Herethe-rePresentative of each fannly reeeived five dollars a head. and a *proud man he is ai he ma-rches -off with fifty or sixty and I have -seen Eyes tested. Glasses ..supplied. Full Eitock WM be at the Brunsviick House. Wingham, datenama below.' First I visit January 4th, moderate, the lad . or first Thnrsday of-eachintonth at. evening at 8" o'clock. in their hall., Campbell street. All tiethren. cordially. - 3", ELLIOT-1 Grand; Sherwood , No. every first and 'third. ;Monday- y -ange hall. Visit- ing brethren a r. cordially invited. And Fort.Pelly trail. Now some --may aroadtne that dear ;old -Ontario- is- the.- be had at Ha,rry Days. ° Give him a,_call and see for yourself. . miitaketi fOr.: nature !Smiles ',in its rloveliness in: the West as Nvell..ai. in the tile -Of the yeai- the prailie was like- arr garddnir decked -.with, .491den:gOd, 'Meade*. iweeti and itlinnicessary for naturalize the . roving-. Spirit of "the -scriavi.; .:,.:11avingf-Marked wrapp44 otfraelves.n bur_ .blankets .and laid 'dOWn, but not to' sleep- 'We had no dread. Of. Tndians; but :had to.. wage- a' COntirines w arfare. against the "flee* With;reereing -dawn,. several -c.arry 'away eight dollars. As thfi Indian leaves the tent he is° Onerally. ;met by 'a row of creditors, for the. Indian,like many of his , pale faced brethren spends his money- -before hefgetsit. .The government of our country are to be congratulated .on their efforts to civilize and tiromote the welfare of the Indian. As a people we are just now beginning te reap the benefits of the Th.e7regiilar meeting- of .the C. T. IT. will be held in the Odd- fellow's- Hall -on. Wednesday 13th. inst., an:editorial dealing with agri- Cultural matters, the London ,Times says Vanadian timothy is -new recog- nized -as , . -good aS -the best available hay. of.natural* home.growth. Rev; Most, former -minis- ter and reipected pastor of.. Ashfield Circuit, will (DN.) preach annual Missionary sermons on Sabbath next, . at Blakes at 10:30 p. m. ; at Hacketts Collections and.subscriptions -taken in aid of the Mission Ftind. • • We have only to take.a glance:at the THE- SUI3SCRIBER HAS, OPENED. 'ZilkT..., • office -in the builqng east df- the ..- CAREFULLY •PEEFAI•El3. • the .Ancient Order 'United Workmen; -- meet in- the Oddfellows hall, o.ni Ale' list _and ' k Visiting brethren ings, mills, bridges, etc, ,t furnished On short notice. JAS-, S_OMERVILLE. Farmers look to your - own interest -and insure your -farm -buildin4s private _d*ellings in the LONDON !MUT A No large:Premitti# Note re4r-lred , . CASH SYSTEM 50 cents -to 90 cents per $100 fo three years, 'JOHN .4,AINI :hastened to,. clepart and was. only to ACENT. Also a,ge*nt for the Phoenix,l'of London Indian policy employed bY our border neighbors, eontratt the progress of. the Indian of the south with the same subjects of our own land to note which is the better policy of the tWo. As a result of our Reierve an.d Industrial System. our Indiana are becoming, more civilized, many of them are to -day prosperous farmers, rearing up for: themselves happy hotnes, and. gatheting _around . them the pro- duce of the soil. Taking (me consideration. with an- other the North West Indians are, in a fairly prosperous Condititon. —It may bti said again that regis- tration of births should be attended to by the father, the minister Who p2r- forraka marriage ceremony should re- cord the event,. while die attending physician is -required to register a death.' This should be better attended. to, to escape a fine of $25, as*the Ontario Government intends to take . more stringent fiction' to compel the obseivance of this law. :After a pleasant- drive of a few hours, we beheld:on the high_banks of. the Assiniboia in . front et Half-breed!' SLephenion's -neat *little log " shack," CTJLROSS MUTUAL The directors met in the Town Hall. • Members all present except Mr. —Since the robbing, of Lasirence's Hardware store he has purchased- ep: larger stock of cutlery than_ ever qad parties calling on him can rely =let- ting a good article at a reasonable: price. I ,Pocket knives from 5 cents to $1. Razori froni 40 cents up DIP YOU SEE IT it "Hello Jim, new kind of a .- ".Why have you not seen them 414 `` This it one of McGregor s new, korse " And what do you think of them? son. Mr. Clark, president, in the ,iest rig ever SaW. " The minutes of fermer mqeting "4k:tad you don't need. any hames.' • havine. been read and. adopted -it was ":Certainly not." Moved and SecOnded • by Stiessrs. " It -takes the place of collar and elght or - one--hundted tepees tions for insurance be nOw ai efore convenient, and. besides it is a dollar.. In: the centre was a large tent, in: the Directori for inipection.—Carried. °Cheaper:" anlival pqments; above' it floated in.- 100 exa.,rajned. seN ,n .app at onp., a "'What's the price 'I" - • " Well, I should say - they wen) scivereighty43.'n -....ilerfencling where t.he pre. pare,indissue policies for same„ .cheaper, •I will never ,wea.r a. breast Tecumseh fell. = • Can. a t them in own e Near by was -a Hutlsoe Bay - tent o now- adjourn to meet again on t e - " Yesi Max. .Wilson has the agency prO.that aka' trader, ill. which goo s. 0:110,st Saturday of December at o'clock one door Joust of Mdodv's barber shop. V 1 IOUS kinds were: sold to the Indians. -1 p. . M. in Teeswaten Town Another large top'ee -stood close by t•Carrie'd., • • Hall, GO in and look at them. " the first time I go down which was uted for "Poo WoW," or ADA1180$ Seer tary. town. Good- bye. "