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LUL;KNOW.
lapita paid up
'-leservI Fund
rotal -Assets •
,'resident -JousSru,:aT.
-fi •esident-A. G. RAMAT.
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tfi676.000
$S 947,866
DIRECTORS:
go.l'aocrea, GIBSON M. P,Gsci.Roien
Wcon, A. B. LEE (TOXOnt0).
• Cit.shier-d. TURNBULL.
er,ts ii:INK.-13,oufs 10 to 3; Sattir.-
„ E,.. I, Deposits Of Si and upwards
ao.i_interest allowed.
p-,./..-tb gPOSITS also received at cur-
ry et rates of interest.
iFTS on Great Britain and the United
Stotes bought and sold.
JOHN D. NIOH.OL, Sus -AGENT.
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r LEGAL
, NIA.LoONTSOIN, BARRISTER
• a Solicitor Conveyancer. etc., (late o
•"a.rd0r.3n, Hit &. Cameron, Goderich). Offfe
ip-stairs in AIlin's new block.
11 - 'MORRISON, BARIUSTER.
• Solicitor,- Commissioner, Notary
--tc. Money to loan, Office- over Moody's
Barber Shop. -
• se ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BARRIS:
• ters, Solicitors, etc:, Goderich, Ont.
E.T. GARROW. Q.C, M. PROUDFOOT..
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• MEDICAL
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R. TE.NNA.NT, • P HY I CIAN
t iter..;eon and AL-couchenr. Surgery
. grocerytore: Office hours
rom9-to -.'_ -; from 2 lo 5 p. ui. and from
t io. f,i .
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; .71.). GORDON, A.D.. C.M. .F.T.
\LA:. NI.C.P.S.O., Physician. Sw2-
- on:I A.ce luChenr. rpetair. inWnl.
new' bt=',c1s.. Reside:ice Ross street,
!)ehind Camer: , Murdoch kt.Co's store.
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G-EtniEs, V.
e _1 either by mai/ or telegram ffromptly
*;tenied to. Charges moderate. -Residence,
>Aram tre”t. oppsi.te 1)r F.Iliott's and
• t • cond door north of Fs' ENTIN office.
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R.. A. J.. GIBIloNs, V. S. V, D., 11011
_15 -Graduate ef Ontario Veteriear.c College
- and Registered M-raber 4.f the Ontari
Veterinary Medical Society. Office- and
re :idence. our door east of It J CatnerOn's
pump shop. ("v.1.1104.114 street, Lucknow.
Dentis:ry and Sereleal Operations specialties.
Calls promptly attended te night or day.
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SOC‘ET!ES
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LUC KNOW LODGE
IN
Order if Forestersmeetsin the Oddfello.ws''
Hall On the fourth Tiles
(lair ef. each month, at
7:;i0 o'clock. 'Visiting
brethren cordially invited. •
W. A. LAWRENCE. ”.
Recording Secretary.
is
H. J. LosAv,
Chief Ranger.
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("KNOW REBEKAH DEGREE
_LA Lodges No 22, meets in the Oildfellows'
Hall, on the second and fourth Thursdays of
ach month at o'clock, p. ru. Visiting
sth:-4 and brotW6rs are -cordially welcome, -
Mas. T. Reit.), Mits. A. B. CoNen,km,
Noble Grand Secretary.
C0. F., COT:RT
• Slaervood. No
" 9, Lueknow. Meets
every first and third-
Nlenday of every
month, in the Orange
'fall. Vishing
breth-
rren are cordially in -
C.! 4 vited. .
- JOHN Scorr, C. R.
D. D. YULE, Sec.
'LOYAL °RANCE 1.0DCE
HOLDS ITS
re:.„mlar monthly meet-
ings in the Orange Hall, Camp-
bell street. Lucknow, on Tues -
,day evenings, on or before
the full _moon. Degree night
ort. thecend Tuesday Fwening following full.
moon. All visiting brethren cordially invit-
d to the meetings. •
A.Sutis MCKENZIE, . Wm. TAYLOR,
• , Secretary. W. M.
NirC. T. U.- The regular monthly
.. meeting of the Wemen.'s Christian
Temperance Union will be held every second
Wednesday of each month in the Odd Fellows
• Lneknow, at .3 p. in. Alas. G. W.
BERE:Y, President: Ma. HORNELL.Secretary.
1.0.0.F.
meets- every Friday eveninLz
their hall, Campbell street.
cerdially invited.
Ww. TAYL>11, ‘. W.
• Nob/e r: rand.
1"-C K N 0 W
l/idge No 112
at 8 o'clock in
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All brethren
WILSON.
Recorder.
NI .
AOUW
L1..r.CKNOW
L-odge ef the
Ancient Order of
-United Werkmen,-
.1.- meets in the Odd
fellows' Hall, cn the
last and sedond
Monday. evenings of
1each inonth at eight
,
1. o'clock, Visiting
brethYen cordially invited.
ALEX ROSS, D.D.YULE,
-Master Workman. Recerder:
A OLD LIGHT LODGE
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wiTs Evi.:Ry THU usDAy NIGET
oil or befere the full moo, in the
Masonic Ilall2Haveiock street,
JAS .IIRYAN,. HARRY DAYS',
• yorshiatil Master. Secretary.
GENERAL
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F011 [YYJY IIIIPLE„
LUOKNOW ONTARIO FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4th 1896.
60%
IAIR
sAreHERS.
ESTABLISHED ISSS.
We:do a general banking business,
issue drafts payable throughout:Can-
ada and the -United States. We make
collections on al points including,
Western States, Manitoba and the
North-West Provinces, and ell collect-
ions whether note . or account will
have prompt attention, -
Nlites discounted and farmer's sale
•
notes solicited. ,
We have a large amount of funds to
advance on mortgage at from,- five per
cent up. The rate is graded a
o• ccord-
into quality and size of loan requir-
ed'.
—a,
We loan small amounts on second
farm mortgages and on chattel mort-
gages.
We have generally- on hand for sale
farm property in Kinloss, Huron, Ash-
field and Wawanosh townships cheap
and on easy terms.
'
We represent the leading Englishand
Canadian Fire insurance ComPanys
and can effect insurance on all classes
of property in Stock or Mutual Com-
panies as desired.
Our oflice hotfts are from 10 a.m. to
4 p: m.
GEO A. SIDDALL, Manager -
thtptititowftutiuti
Dr-- Newton., L. D.S. 31 D. 8
'Honor flradnate of Toronto SchonL of
Dentistry and Doctor of
CHE LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO ARGUE
FREELY"- ACCORDING To THE DICTATES
OF CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL
OTHER LIBERTIES -
Luck:Low, Sept. 4th 1806.
SURVEY COMPLETED
Engineer Brannen and his staff of
surveyors have .completed the survey
of the 'proposed Huron and Ontario
Electric road. Mr. Brannell reports
that there are na serious difficulties to
construction from one end of the line
to the other, and in the few places that
it will be necessary to depart from tbe
highway the owners of the private pro-
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perty have in every case offered the
right of way through their fields, for a
nominal sum, and in knee cases
absolutely free. A splendid water
power is obtainable at or near God-
erich, so- that steam will not need to be
used at all, except possibly in, one
point at the eastern end. As soon as
he has completed his report, some de-
finate action will be taken by the pro-
po-sed construction company.
DEN rA L- 'SIT ItGESir
All operations in • Dentistry performed
with care and an enfteav,-r do all work
satisfactory, -
F1LLING-Wih Gold, 1'. ale -lain, Silver and
copper amalgam.
A DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
A bicycle carrying in front of the
rider -a small child .in a basket arrang-
ed for the purpose, struck an obstruc.•
tion on one of the streets in Philadel-
phia the other day, and the child was
thrown forward on its head on the
hard pavement and instantly killed.
The authorities _ now hold the.. parent
of the child, who was the rider of the
bicycle, for manslaughter. Such a
practice & frequently noticed in the
village, and iti the condition of our
streets, the parent of the child who
attempts such a thing, no matter how
careful he may be, is very foolish, and
the habit shonld.be- stepped before • an
accident occurs. . Another reason why
it should be stopped, and one- that will
probably be a surprise to all who indulge
in the 'practice, is, so says a promin-
ent physician, that it is calculated to
produce a disorder- of the- brain, which
tna'y be fatal sooner or later to the
child. ,
TEETH -Thule with a view 44. preserving
the naturat. appearanoe. and of' the best
qualitj.
Ex-r}:V;r LNG -An a; plieation made to
the gum for painless- extracting. It has
b::en tried with succesie.
OFFICE—In Mr. Allin's new block
up stairs.
. -
that for centuries has been aunted
the face of all auld SOotia's fi esT-Nem
me impune lacesset. The adminis
• rator of East Grieualind as give
•peremptory orders for the Xtirpatio
of "theplant. known as 4e Scotc
thistle;" and a fine of $5 o fourtee
days' imprisonment is to b impose
for all failures to compI with th
order. This must be a rude Shock It -
the national pride of the patrioti
Scots who have made their home i
Southern Africa; it must eedm to the
like sacrilege to hew down in col
blood the noble emblem -Of the land o
their birth.
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At the I. 0. F. High Cou It meetin
in Ottawa lately, the item o -busines
in which the most: interest ' as mani
fested was the division of he Cour
into three. • This has been agitated fo
several years but on this occasion Wa
corded. The membership n I w je 97,
000 and the surplus- fund $ ,794,340
The increase during the pas year
Memberghip is -2 867 and n w court
61. The special committee .appointe
to consider the 'question of dividin
the High Court- reported in favor of
division into three high .coitirt juris
diction—eastern, central a d western
the central to consist of Ha toe, Peel
perdwell, Simcoe, York, Ontario
Durham, Victoria, Mus oka
• Algoma; all east of the sai4 countie
to constitute the - High Court o
Eastern Ontario; all west to constitu
the High Court of Wester Ontario.
The principle embodied in jhe repor
was discussed at great le gth, and
finally Carried.
PASSING .EV EN'f'S
. _
When many ballot papers were
spoiled during the recent elections it
was suggested that children shotqd be
taught in the .schools how t� Vac.
When a story was told of a woman be-
ing unable to find a name in the direc-
tory it was suggested that the use of
the directory jhould be taught in the
schools. Then there are people who
want. more religion taug,ht, ' andpeo le -
who want girls to be tang to cook
and sew, and people who want the
boys. to e aught to be carpenters and.
blacksm ths a.nd .farmers. And most
of these various kinds of neeple are
complaing , because the school pro-
gramme is overcrowded.
visit Ripley, every
Thursday aftetnoon.,
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NOTIOE.
TILE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED Ali
office in the building east of the
Sgsriltr. Printing Office.
oREEMENTS. BONDS, LEASES,
DEEDS. MORTGAGES ND WILLS
CAREFULLY PREPARED. _
irt4,49dciocat10ns and estimates. for buil
rigs, dills, ridges, etc.. furnished
mr shor notice.
JAS. r'ADHERVILLS
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ROBERT-CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE
Figs AND MAITINE-4--.
- GUELPH.
Telephone No 195,
illiage and Vicinity tinv
No Camp for the 3Zad
The orders for brigade camps are
out and in the list of corps c 'lied to do
rict, there
0.1., and
attalioes.
the annual drill in No. 1 Dia
are only No. 1 Co. R. R.
the 21st., 22nd, and 30th
The date is Sept: 8th.
American Money at a D
The Telegraph and Expre
Post Office and the Banks al
aecept .American money ex
discounto.20 per cent. Some of the
merchants have already adopted the
seine rule, and it will haveto becoine
universal, because there is 4)wayof
disposing of the silver.--
New County Map!
Mr. Jas. Warten's ma of the
County of Bruce. on which he has been
engaged for several months, is all but
completed and will be readr for sale
and delivery in about three weeks.
It is being printed by Toronto
Lithograph Co., and appars to • be
very neatly gotten up. Te selling
price will .be $5.
sobunt ,
s Co.; the'
refuse
l refuse to_'
ept at a
Big Apples
Verily, they grow. appi ; the size
of pumpkins in Bruce Count', if those
received ay Mr. Robert ma olm, Galt,
from his brother, Mr. Wna, Malccilm,
Kinlough, are the average pecirnens.
These apples measure Bit inches in
ciecumference, and make one .wish that
the prolific orchards of Ki4rugh were
within the boundaries of Galt—Galt
Reformer.
• An Old Land Ma
-• • Messrs John Ifildred and Thomas
Y-oung are moving the ok Pentland
building on Campbell streetf west and
will build a twostory building- in the
front. The old: building is d landthark
of Lucknow's early histeiy, having
been put up in the summer Of 1863. by
Robert Procter ran Luckhow's first
Mr. Bickle, Dungannon, alcin it Mr.
il
harness shop.
The last volume of the statistical
year book gives some interesting
information relative to ,divorces in
Canada. In.Canada,, under the Union
Act, 1867, divorce is one of the subjects
assigned to the Federal Parliament.
• As, howerer, seine .of the provinces
had established divorce courts before
Confederation. they were permitted
to contiffne the jurisdiction which was
Conferred upon their courts. These
rovinces are: Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick-, Prinee Edward 'Island,
and' British Cohimbia, In Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba and the Northwest
Tearitories they can only be obtained:by
legislation—an act of the Parliment of
Canada being necessary. The statir-
tics show that since Confederation 211
divorces have been granted, of which
54 were 'of the Doraieion Parliament
and 157 by the several provincial
Courts. Prince Edward Island- his
not granted a single divorce in the 27
year. The general figures • ve a
average of eig tvorces a . year for
the whole of Canada.
•Public
Next Monday tieing the first Mon-
day in September, is Ltifitfir Day, a
pubic Holiday througlout the Dorn -
onion. It_will be a Schootholiday_
'well.
Got His Seco
. .
Mr. Geo. E. Bower, w wrote on
theattatiortary enginers Otiminations
in London recently, has succeeded in
Passing and seeuring his ;second class
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certificate. Congratulations, George.
Sohool-Sell Ring* •
The Public School rezopened on
Tuesday after two months of holidays.
The school bell sounded fatitiliarly and
not unpleasantly to the tiOYS and girls,
most of whom, at any rate, find the
holidays quite long enough.
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Manitoba; laxent*Ons. -
On Tuesday, Sept. iiA and 15th,
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excursions will run from :iii points in
Ontario to Manitoba and1.-.the North-
-west, good to return anY.,',time within
two months. $28 will1,.y a. return
,
ticket to any point in 1tt ltitoba; $30
to Regina, Moosejaw or .tirkton• $35
to Prince Albert or Calgary; 140 to
Red Deer or Edmonton.
A Pertinent Quention
DO you owe the Szortiafte one or
two dollars for the paper? , . If you do
remember that there are, hundreds on
our list as negligent as you are, and
that in the aggregate ,1- the averages
amount -to thousands of dollars.
Every subscription ought: to be paid a
year in advance, instead,* being one
or two or three years liailtind. Now
that the harvest is nearly housed, call
and, pay up, or remit.bithaR.
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Died in the *Ott
- The sad intelligence*, received by
t
frie nds hero on Wedueiti ay by tele-
gram, announcing the death of Murdoch
J. McKenzie, son of thefitte. R; v. Alex
McKenzie, of South K Whits, and who
formerly . taught School at s S No 8,
Kinloss. Mr..McKenz*, was a very
popular young man and his Midden
death will be learned with deep regret
by his many friends in dill; section. ,
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E Claims Promptly iald
The inspector .of the Lon on Mutual
f
Fire Insurance Company f was here
last week and handed- -Mr. Peter Me -
Kenzie, of Ashfield, a cheq e for $800
in full of his insurance for the loss of
his house and contents b ' fire two
weeks ago. The claim f Mr, W.
Sherwood, of Ashfield, fo $7.00 on
his barn and contents Was also paid in
full, as was also the claim of Mr. O.
Purdue, of this village, on 1 his &reit-
ing, which was recently estroyed by
fire.- t
Uncle Tom's Cab n.
Walker Bros., Uncle -
-Co, gave that e
canvas on Tuesday and it
ed by a very la ge and
audience. A fide elevat
om's Cabin
-play/un
was attend-
ppreciative
stage was
A Thankful WOrnan
Mrs. D. F. Barclay, ,01 Sault Ste.
Marie,
- who is visiting her sister, Mrs,
JacobMiller, of this vitage, is a very
thankful woman. - Foiyver thirteen
months Mrs. Barclay was confined to
bed, a helpless invalid, flit on coming
to Lucknow in June le'lit# placed. - her-
self under thaeare of Ori, J. S. Ten-
nant and is now comPletely cured,
Mrs, Barclay called .at the SENTnIEL
officeonFriday last and Was so over-
joyed at her marvelotte recovery to
perfect health that she -requested us
to Make the facts known, through the
columns of the SENTINEL
erected in the ninth end ,Icif the tent
and every atioz done o it could -Ate
le seits•hich weev
d the .tiants. The
ell taken,. the char -
and
11 taken ,while little
Marks bein
l
the sad ence. Th
I
give se eral selec
evening which war
After lite- play, th
tainmen, was give
nees, si ging, recite
ltogether this is con
e best p Ivillion show
the villa e. -
1
on cou
seen from ali ' t
set up all Skill
parts were a 1
actera of Top
• exceptionally or
Eva delighted
superb .oichestr
ions during4the
all well received
usual 10c.
consisting o
tions, etc., a
sidered one of ,t
that ever stuck
ma
bet
ee r of Di
year, from -
i
t. t ,6 judge
co rhtsine ath
iierr
is count
r 1,256
he year,
mount
nte
cal
We have
of the Ins
for the pas
appear th
baliffs of th
not been id
siem courts
them all to
tered durieg
claims to the
re us the r:nual repo
mon Cour
itch it woul
clerks an
county hay
twelve divi
and takin
uits tore e
representin
f $50,869.9
in t
eth
• New Commercial bourse
The Education Department pro-
vides for the following aommercial
courses in -our high schhals and cot-
Iegiate institutes ;--(i) A junior
coarse—"First form", .work. (2) A
senior courae--"Commeebial diploma"
work. All'who have Paned the high
school entrance examination or the_
public school leavin0 examination
may enter the janibli: department;
those who have .passed the recent
&it form examination, or who hold
high school commergial certificates
may enter the senieti department.
These courses inclusion training ,an
bookkeeping, businette., transactions,-
stenography, English IA mathematics.
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Loa* theWeddihg Ring
Clifford Express: Eirly the other
week ail went mereilY at a very
intereiting wedding Until the bride-
groom was called upottzto produce the
wedding ring. In vain he felt his
pockets for the missing article.
Nothing could be found except a hole
in *One of his trousers peekets, through -
whish the ring had abidently fallen
into his boot. Whates he to do?
"Take off your boot," said the minister
The suspense -and silage; was painful.
The young man, sitting down retnoved
his boot the ring war‘ found—also a
big hole in the heel of_ his stocking,
which led the divine to remark:
"Yaung man, it is tithe you were
married. '
Entrance Literaqinre:1897.
Lesson 1,--21'om Brawn ; V.—Pic-
tures of Memory, X 4 -The Barefoot
Bov ; Pf "Mina (first
reading); xx.—Visiortf Mirza (second
reading); xxiii.—On We own Blindness
xxvi.—From "The Otiiierted Village";
xxxii.—Flow Gentiki: Sweet Afton;
xxxvii.—The - Bell if Atri ; Lady
Clare, Hekeine of Vercher-
es; lxxvi.—Landing tht Pilgrims;
lxxxix.—After death,* Arabia; xci.
—Robert Burns; ibtv.—The Ride
from Ghent to Mil xcvi.—Canada
and the United Stateilitcviii—Nation-
al' Morality; ci. —Seehe from King
John" .. Selections ter memorization
for Entrance Claeieet - Lessons xiii.,
xl. lxxiii., xcix.,
ciii., vv.
besides 146 trinscripts from oth
courts representing cli4ima to th
amoUnt ofeat5,7 8.96 an 110judgme
mmons the Walkerton COE
271 claimred; repitnanitin
clainss to the- amount id $8,586.8
Fifteen suits were: entered for au
The old Scotckthistlef as far as Cape exceeding $100 Judgment IMMMO
Colony is concerned, has fallen on de- were issued' in 23 cases, but in t
generate days, and must now hang its whole county only one defaulti
headland pull down that sturdy motto debter was _commit ecrtojail.
A very Pleasant time was vealat
the handsome residence and grou ds
of Mr. Thos. Webster on Mon1ay
evening, the occasion being a ga en
party under the auspices of the Bp
-
worth League. A fine programme of
vocal and ' instrumental music was
furnished by Mr. D. C. MeMoran, on
guitar. mouth otgan, bones, eto.; Miss
• Garden Pility
--Bring you apples to the 014
reliable cider mill a the 12th con. 4
Ashfield, on Wednes s and, Fridays.j
—On Monday next, t 7th, tbe
hours for the Lucknow post ce to be;
open will be froth 9 to 10 a.m., helm
after arrival of noon inail and 1 our
after arrival or1.45 mail.
--Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guar-,
antee. It cures Incipient Constuno-
Flossie Hatnilton, Miss Bum. Peart, tion. It is the best cough cure, ()Ali
Miss Sadie Johnston tand Miss Edith one cent a dose 25e, 50e and $1400.
Smith, after which an abundant cow Sold by Berry & Co., druggists.
ply of good things were heartily par -
—Captain Sweeney, U, S. A; •
taken of by those present served Diego Cal. says: „Shiloh's Catarrh
San
lady waiters. The chair was occu ied
by Mr. D. C. Taylor, Presidident of
the League, which position he filled
very acceptably.
Teacher's AlieeelatiOn
The annnal 'meeting of the West
Bruce Teacher's Assooiation will be
held in the Model School, Kincardine,
on Thursday. and Frfclay, Sept. )7th
and 18th, commencing at 10th o'clock
on the first named- day. In addition
to papers and addreeses by members of
the Association • the convention' will
have present Mr. Wm. HousLon, M. A.,
of Toronto, who will speak on'
"Grammar, thostructure of the English
sentence," and "English Literature,
Ton Skylark, by Shelly." Mr. Ohis
holm, of Paisley, is on the progremme
for a half hour talk on Botany I as a
study for teachers. An at home will
be given to the teachers. in the
Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday evening.
Barn Burned
• On Saturday evening last 'bout
10.45, a bright glare was noticed about
2 miles from the village and it proved
to be a fire on the premises of, Mr.
Duncan Graham, con. 2, Kinloss, When
the barn and all the 'contents were
completly destroyed. The fire was
first discovered on the threshing -floor
and before any help could be secured
the whole structure was a sheet of
flame. The building is supposed to
have been set on fire as no other cause
can be ascribed. The barn and con-
tents were both pretty well insured
but as nothing was saved it is very
heavy lou tv Mr. Graham as all this
season's crop and his implements were
in the barn. The structure was
40 90 with fine • stone ' stabling
underneath. .
LOCAL ITEMS
• —Mr. Will Reid left for Chicago
on=Saturday.
—Choice timothy seed for sale at
W. J. Andrew's.
—Slat for sale by the bind
at 3. 2:11.iot's
—A number of Tenwater young
people spegit Sunday in town. -
—Rev. and Mrs. Goldburgh are
visiting friends in Lucknow.
—Lucknow markets: --Wheat 60c;"
peas 40c; oats 16c.; and barley 30c.
• —It is said thercis no record of a
beech tree ever being struck :ight-
ning.
—A Cross -petition has been fyled
against the return of Dr. Bonner in
North Bruce.
. --Harry White has started a new
dray. Cully says there will be no
cutting in rates.
—Get your sale bills printed at the
SENTINEL office and secure a free
notice in this paper.
--Thomas Reid' wheeled to Berlin
on Tuesday where he will spend a few
days visiting -friends.
— Miss,Clara Hernia,' has returned
home after spending some months at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. '
—Mrs. Alex. Stewart and family, of
Port Arthur, are visiting friends in
Lucknow and vicinity. I -
— Some farmers are getting afraid'
that the recent heavy rains will cause
a rot among the potatoes. 1
--The Ontario Government gets
$10,000 as its share of the estate of the.
late John Livingston, Listowel.
Fall ShOWs
In another couple 6,t weeks we will be
in the midst of the fill fairs and '
word or two will be in order. The
success; of these exhibitions depends
largely on the interest taken in them
by the people. It eliheld he borne in
mind that the principal object these
shows are meant ta, serve, is to en-
courage the raising of better stock or
farm produce. Therefore if. you have
a good animal r. or a fine
specimen of roots or gain bring it out
4
that it may be, compared with other
spechnens. PerhapS2it is better, pee -
haps it is inferior. ;I:t1 either caste your
interests in the exhibition will be in-
creased, you Will lettill something and
your ambition will. be fired for the
future The exhibition should_be the
time for exch .4::: . •aining
ormation particularly On agricultural
topics. As the &Igoe' Branch at
Lucknow presents better opportunity
opportunity
tor this than any other sho
county you should nab
ment for lurnitwit to
ways indicted. The da
day and Friday, Oitobe
and the secretary Mr, a -
son, Luoknew.
Remedy is the first medicine I have
eyer found that would do me LOY
good." Price 50c, at Berry & Co's.
--Gederich 'merchants have agreed
-that a doeutnent, binding the signers
to charge 10 per cent on American
bills and 20 per cent on silver, should
be circulated among the butiness men.
—The -i directors of Ashfield and
Wawanosh Agricultural society have
decided to hold the Fall exhibition coll
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 29th
and 30th of September at Dueganness.
—The regalar monthly meeting of
-the W. C. T. ITwill be held in the
Oddfellow's hall on Wednesday after
noon next at three o'clock. A full
•
attendance of the members is requested,
--There is probably no troth in the
statement that a young lady had.
`
needle enter her waist about a year
ego and that it -recently worked its way
.out of the arm of a young man in
Lucknow.
—Mr. Stewart; of. Stratford, now
supplying the Brussels congregatien
in the absence of their regular poster;
Rev. -Mr. Ross, preached in the Leek=
now Presbyterian church on Sabbath.
. . . . '
Teepwater on the evening of Tuesday
lage, our popular music teacher, took
part in the WCTUconcert in.
Mr. McKay took his place in Brussels.
--Mr. D. C. McMoran, of this V it-
ilaasted
last and his selections on - theo
dolin, guitar, etc., were hight 0.
- —Misses Kate lllaeNabb and, H
Archer passed in both 1st and 2ed
forms of the Clinton High School at
• the recent Provincial examinations for
third class certificate. Miss Winnie
Miles,o4oiLat Kincardine, also passed with
h
—Harry White intends Oink
draying of all kinds. All parties
requiring any work inthis line will do
well to give him a call. His team lean
be found on the street from the beau
charges.
aorfiSes.. . _
a. m . to 5 p. m. Liberal
—Municipal councils should remem-
ber that the county council act makes
no provision for school grants. Townehip coancils are required to levy an
extra rate of $150 for each school in
the township and $100 extra for each
additional -teacher.
—Rev. John Bowering occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist church en
Sunday morning and evening last.
—Mr. and -Mrs A. Anderson, of
Lucknow, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. M. Fraser, St. Andrews street,
Galt.-
-Miss Jennie Lyons has returned
home from a visit to friends in Owen
Sound, Tara, Chesley and other
places.
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--The lowest rates fromtown to
Toronto Fair will be on the 8th and
10th Sept, when a $2.90 return fare
is given. -
eearli, arrange-
cconat in the
are Thum-
st &fld 2nd,
lcom-
—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wrigley
have returned home to Galt.: after
visiting friends at Lucknow and
Goderich.
answer to a correspondent we
publish the date of Labor Day, viz
Sept. 7tb, falling on Monday. This is
a statutory holiday.
—There are several subscribers in
arrear for the SENTINEL. ;Will they
kindly remember that it takes money
to run a newspaper? •
—Messrs. William and Albert and
Mines Libbie and Mari Hall, of
Tara, were visiting at the residence of
Reeve Lyons this week.
---The County Treasurer's We of
land for taxes takes piece in the
County Council Chamber, lWallrert,on,
on Tuesday, November 3;c1.
—A large number of Our oitizens
took in the G. T. R. employees excur-
sion t� Owen Sound on Saturday last,
and report an excellent time.
—Mr. Paul Smeltzer arrived ' home
Tuesday from the - old chantey. He
took over a load of 96 head of -fat-
cattle for Mr. Smith McLean.
--Mr. Geo. Lawrence has Purchased
the furniture bulinessiMerly carried
on by Mr. G. W....Ber Ins will re -
Move into Brampton old Stand.
—In conpatnenoe of the retignation
of fitr. Ti rt • er in S. St Eo. 6
• Mr. Smith, Braes, county, has
been appointed for the coming' ter,M;_-
-It is said that Premier Laurior,
will visit England litter Ahe-_ reaelkt-
session of Parliament bas �loeed..
Laurier has neviit
t tic.. ,
—A good job has been done by
°Messrs. Robt Moore and Dan McDon-
ald in the raising of Campbell's build-
ing, occupied by D. Moody and G. W.
Berry. It is put up about two ft:et
and will improve the side walk la
front of the building.
—Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn. says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life. I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitated system I ever used."
For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney
trouble it excels. Price 75c. 'dold
by Berry & co., druggists.
—The Huroa and Ontario Electrie
Company do not purpose giving Wing
ham the go-by. They have applied to
the township of Turnbeiry for per-
mission to build a track and run ears
on the public roads from Teeswater to
Wingham and from Wingham to
Lucknow.
—Twenty or thirty years ago etilles
of insanity were rare. Now the gov-
ernment cannot provide enough accom-
modation for those unfortunates. In
the Bruce -county jail four insane
persons are confined and reports; from
other counties show that this state of
things is general. '
—By the new County Couucille Act,
the warden of the county . is required
on or, before Nov. 15 to appoint a
nomination officer in each a the
divisions to receive nominations for
the county pouncillors. After this
year the clerk shall have the power of
naming the
--Bicyclists claim that some farmers
are in the habit of refusing to give
them a share of th 6 road. Bicyclists
are entitled to half the road and
offenders are liable to prosecution;
The fact that he is seated in big lumber
wagon in a collision in which a bicycle
would be totally wrecked does not give
any man a right to morn than half of
the roadway. '
—Merchants and business - men
should leave us their orders for bill
heads. You'll need some for your
accounts this fall, and there is no more
reason why you should give your order
to a city or cheap /John printer -than
that we should seed to the department-
al stores for our household • supplies.
We also print statement _heads ; letter
and note heeds, envelopes, blank - re
ceipta, note forms, in fact anything
a business a business or professional
man requires in printed stationery,
and we do all chines of work in good
style, and at reasonable prices.
WHOLE 110. 1178.
A FALSE REPORT
To the Editor of the Sentinel
DEAR Sue—There is ji(report going
around the country that Mr. Baxter,
of the townehip of Ashfield, who lost
his out -buildings by lightning a few
weeks ago, had his .buildings insured
in the London Mutual Fire Insurance
omgany and that the Company re -
to pay hinr/for any implements
ed in the fire because it did
implements in barns. Now
ma this report. In the
destr
not insu
I wish to
first place Mr. Baxter's property was
notinsured in th endon Mutual at
all ond in this co any his imple-
ments would have be • covered as
general contents, whe r in barn,
stable or drive house. All rm pro-
duce and implements :are incl d in
the words "contents of outbuildt s"
by the London -Mutual. I would no
trouble you with this only other agents,
who know better' , are trying to make
people believe that it is the Company
that I have the " honor to -represent,
refuse to pay for implements. By in-
serting the above you will greatly
oblige,
Yours respeetfully,
• JOHN LANE.
HURON APPLE CROP
To the-2ditor of the Globe
Sir, -.—In• your issue of the 15th inst.,
reviewing the trops, and especially in
the item referring to the apple crop, I
observe it, !dated that "the crop in some -
sections is so great that it is feared
the fruit will not he large enough to
export." In the same item it: is cor-
rectiy estimated that the counties of
Kent and Huron are credited with
nearly a million berrels.
In case buyers al:mold conclude that
Huron is one of the sections where the
fruit is: small and unfit for export, I
desire to assure them such is not the
case. Our crop is doubtless about
-half a mullion narrols,:and even at this
early date the average, size of , export -
varieties is fully up to- what in past
years been branded best. -Growers as
a rule here take geed 'care of, their
orchards in the way of trimming, man-
uring and cultivation. In most orch-
ards pigiare allowed to run all 'season.
Doubtless it will be found that where
orchards have been neglected .:and are
loaded with fruit the sample will be
small. So fer as this section is con-
cerned, there is now no doubt that our
expert apples will at picking• time be
of an unusually large average size, not-
withstanding the great crop; exceed-
ingly clean, of fine form and excellent
color.
Picking will begin two or three
weeks earlier than usual, and I am sure,
with proper care on the part of the
packers and shippers, our apples will
do Canada honor in all respects in any
market in the world; and as the superior
keeping quality of apples from this
district is well known I feel sure the
crop will, as it should, command. a
good price even in glutted Markets.
ALEX. *VD. ALLAN.
Goderich, Aug. 17.
INDUCTION AT KINLOUGH
The Presbytery of Maitland at a
special' meeting in the Presbyterian
church at Kinlough on September
ist, inducted the Rev. John Maxwell,
lately ordained missionary at Lion's
Head, Presbytery of Owen , Sound,
into the pastoral charge ot the united
congregations of North Kinloss,
Kiversdale and Enniskillen. there
was a fair congregation -present.
Rev. R. McLeod preached an ex-
cellent and comprehensio sermon on
Jeremiah 3; 15—"I will give you pas-
tors according to mine heart, who will
find yk.0 with knowledge and _under-
standi e'.'.4:L' - The preacher spoke of
G-od's interest in the church in pro-
viding snob pastors their special
functions and what do expects of
i,,,
the people. -
The Ree. A. MacKa presided and
put to Mr. heaxwell the 'questions of
the formula which" he answered satis-
factorily. .
Theltev, I MacDonald. of Glamis
sat with the Presbytery. ,
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WEST RIDING OP.-BRUM
My Ifie -of wateho for -
fan trade at the present
ji pric6s :should commaid
read*:iales.
Gads Me .',Oinest,
Stock the4d.grgest,
Pikes Ike Lowest,
_
That Vave everbon
shown in TauCknow.
JEVVELLAR ARMSTRONG,
Block.
Detailed statement of eleCtioa ex-
penses incurred by or on behalf of
John Tolmie, a candidate .for said
electoral district at . the electlon held
23rd June, 1896.
John Russell, livery. $32.75
R. J. McGee, livery.. 26.00 •
Allan McLeod, livery 19.00 $77.15
Clark BrOP., printing .$49.75
Clark Bros., copies of I
voters' list 7.48' $57.23
G.A. Aylesworth, ser-
vices and expenses
at meeting0......
.John Tolmie, candid- ,
ate, le_rsonal,
ezp—
tiff
-
rote -.Are is • • • • ./ •
correct. -
983.50
OLO5
$310,53
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ions on the kind and friendly Spirit
manifested atatieng them, which augurs
well for heartf co-operation in promot-
ing the highest Interests of each con.
gregation andthe cause of God gener-
ally.
b UN ManNems, Clerk.
Lucknew, Set. 2nd., 1896. -.
Rev. J. Malcolm delivered the
charge to the newly inducted pastor,
dwelling on the duty of always setting
forth the great central truth of the
Gospel, "Christ and him crucified"; to
preach with simplicity, directness and
tenderness. He dwelt On the import-
ance of pastoral visitation, the nec-
essity of delinquent :Study and voice
to have the heart filled with
the spirit and lead a holy life.
Rev. A. MacKay' addressed the
congregation and spoke - of some char-
acteristics of good hearets. They are
regular and punctuel in attendance.
They fear Ged, are reverent and
prayerful. They are attentive and
obedient to the message and will sup-
port the Goipel at home and abroad.
They will rerpect and encourage their
minister. Such hearers will have a
Godly . minister' will enley faithful
'preaehing, willconfidently look for
the oid pouring of the spirit, the con-
version. and sanctification of souls.
A cordial welcome was extended to
Mr. Maxwell by the congregation ly a
hearty handshake as they werereturn-
ing from the church. Mr. Maxwell
enters upon the duties of the pastorate
in then united congregation e under
moat favorable auspices and the happy
and harmonious settlement if is con-
fidently. hoped will be crowned with
abundant blessing.
The church here is a neat and com-
modious building snitabl5f, furnished
and his an excellent basement for
Sabbath school, etc. The service of
praise 18 led by an aificient choir. with,
Organ accompaniment. .
Atter the class of the public service,
the_tuernhers'of Presbytery, elders and
their-v4vek wereinvited to a inn& in
the basement,•prepareet-- by the ladies
of the Votigtegetibh. . The rich repast.
cultialfand bospitablyPtivided-ima
rnuch eujoyed aud--
whisli .ejiaIL10g- lin-e..0e me
ST HELENS
Miss eline Humphrey is visiting
friends nea Gaelph.
John McCro le and Stuart Pritch-
ard left for 1e.prtst s a Monday. morn-
ing.
Mrs. Jas.lok, of Brus ls,and Mrs.
WM. 0. Stara of Wingha visited
friends in St, Helens this week.
- ;
Tom Mahe, of Wingham, spen
few days in Sat Helens last week.
W. R. Wei, of Toronto, spent. a
few days with relatives here last week.
Miss Milieq.of Toronto, is the guest
-of Mrs. A. S. Miller.
Geo. Hama; of Wingbare, spent
Sunday in S. Helens.
Some of the St. Helens sports' took
in Undo Tbm's Cabin, at Lucknow,
On Tuesday evening.
We take antich pleasure in congrat-
ulating 140i McDonald, who we
learn, has secured a second-class
certificate.
iliPLE LEAP
Mr. Donald' Smith, con. 10, went
to Manitoba last week. We wish Mr.
Smith every- saccess upon his arrival
in that dispait law!.
lte .MisSes McMillan who for the
past week have been visiting at the
residence Of Mr. Sohn Snsith,. have
returned to !their hpine in Blyth.
Mr. David _Brow, of St .Thomas,
returned this home on Monday after
visiting friends at the residenee of Mr.
Joh.
John S. MebOttald M. P
, • P.
Rev. .T; -McDonald, of Glammis,
visited in Ohl -burgh this week.
Rev. K.'H.MeDonald, of Hammond,
Indiana, preabhed both morning and
evening in 'the Huron church; Ripley..
Mrs. AnArecv Stevenson, of Atwood,
is at present visiting her friends and
acquantances in this vicinity.
WINES
A number Of the farmers in this
locality are Shipping apples to the
Old Country in care of W. S. Holmee.
J'. H. Caineron, of Brussels, was the
guest of Er': K Lane last week.
We welt pleased to receive a call
from our friend A. Nelson, who has
returned Pim Toronto. He is re-
ceeering
E. BayrieS, of Skye; Richard Baynes,
of British; Columbia , and James
Baynes, of -Walkerville, gave us a
friendly eall One day last week.
Mr. C. Rcdse is preparing to build
an addition tohisresidence.
Mr. Jes. Kerr has engaged as
teacher for our school fon the fifth
year.
A valuttlyie horse belonging to W.
H. Reed, gotit's 7eg broken one day
lately telyarts:., consequently had to be
k
LONDOP -CLAIMS THE PRIZE
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And Bas Their Claims on ,the
ifoilowingOroundii
111111a0MIMMINI
The Directorate of theWestern Fair,
London, feel that they are justly en-
titled to firs t place in the list of
CanadiddilAirs, being the oldest
the DomiOdii, and having been estab-
lished in 18118, and an increasing ,
success ow, by year ever since, and -
now thetelaim to have the best Live
Stock 'Buildings in America. They
have expended fully $35,000 on im-
provements and new buildings this
year, and the improvements are 'some-
thing (wonderful. The Secretary
informs its that -he is compelled to
refuse entries in some departments, the
space ilk the buildings being fully taken ,
up, and;everything tends to be the
"Suomi of ,Success." The Attiaction-
Committbe have been alive to the
requirements of the people, and have
secured Alie best attractions in the
history of the Fair, and are sure' that •
the visitors , will be highly educated
mad entertained. The Historic Wild
West ofPawnee Bill with 80 people,
and 60 fitari of stock; Ste Hassan Ben
Ali's Mebrish Acrobats, 12 in imbiber,
and the Altantiscoye, with its living,
moving Pictures, true to nature- Prof
Bell.Snaitit'a grand collection of Paint -
Ines; Peef.•Webb with his educated
SeaLs anti Sea Lion; the Burlesque
ComedyPeinpany; theSpeeding events;
the Fireworks Displays; the visit
-Tuesdayj Wednesday and a Thursday,
of sthei Governor-General and Lady
Aberde4n; the Knight Templars
Detroithe best fancy drilled corps in
Americs And minor events, should
make tayilfit to the Fair the hest of
holidays. ' •
Single- fare for double journey, a
.. .
special4cUrsion rates two days
each point �n all the aatiwayg, o
London' -is the ellietventre
makes iFelleap aiii.easy o� Fair
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latest ifiventio Products; lula
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