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Lucknow Sentinel, 1896-12-04, Page 1`41110010101001s - - e Can he had than exquhite styles of en riZ went -rings that I am skowing. CyaIs in single sta, twin and cluster settinj 1 etc. Ourrzng stock is n Marquise in ay/mak Oearl, tarquaie and eralcl combinations. Solitares zlidiarnan "earls, .2-iebies, saiyhfr ofials, faknets, tutqnoi sinsfily fiar excellence. Jeweller MIMSTRO wEtri HURON,TEAC The West Huron Teachenn A iation met in the Collegiate Inatit Godericti; on Nov. 27th sad 2 with very good representation all parts of the county. Papers w read by different teachers throw the -County. -prod occupied the elniir. The election officers resulted in the following] elected by acclamatina :-Pres., 8. Royd, Belfast; Vice.-Pre111 1Cate Watson, Godeiich; \GeO.W.giilman, liurondale;Etec -committee, Thos.G.Allin, ,13, D.421 sr.A. Gregory and Vosper, Resolutions .were pamed a vote of thanks was tendered to Parties who furnished the prograt lor an entertainment -which wise on the evening ;of Nov. 27th. . fe.A.BMERS':`INSTITOTE A Capital 211---1-esting\' \zit SIM* .of West Wavratiolli, . The firstaupplementarktneetini the West Huron Iliviene Insa was held in gintall on PliasY 1 commencing at 1.30 p.m., _Belk chair. Tti opening the meeting: president said it was nearly th years Since the last meeting .tf 1 W.H.L was held in-Itintail and seine interest was taken in this Ate ing as in that, it_ was bound to be succeseL 8Th pre ident then called upon McD. Allan, of Goderich, whom it ,ject was the Picking andShippingFruit. He divided the first PIT* A hi subject into threiparta : to Pick; 2, When to Pick; _3, Howl Pick. The subject was very Ill esting and much needed. The part of the subject Ivalit:ShippingAiii The speaker believed the Old Chipping should be Abandoned. tiaid the proper way to ahip oxes that would hold About *bah - it was more satisfactory to buy d seller, and iz would atop therfra rried on in placing a good setting th ends of the barrel and only d-clasa fruit in the middle, t vers to be suspicious. ,:reno ended farmers to ship their ples, that -saving the middleman ofit, for in times so close $11 *okay require all there is in Monte m pay. During:his discourse Wer many questions put relative - fruit industry, all of which we y satisfactorily attewered, as tners found a man who mad subject and the fruit probl erally. fr. Heaton, of •9oderich, next ssed the meeting oz The _The Farmer' His discourse Showed that Ji given the subject 'a great deal thou attentively listenest t the eon of the address a- qa arose as to whether tin paper that should come before the F Institute meeting, the Presid g that we could -discuss the as regards taking a vote of, -tb itute upon the scheme iet._fo he paper, it could not-1040niii bit r. Heaton badtiven-rbis paper deal of thought lin& -wished- k at the • DungallitOrt ld leave that with thein was moved, seconded stnd Heatonlave the'pri ing his -paper on the Wok. ungannon in Auttesays-- - is cicisEedutshrtie afteossaarnetai, asjI nel3atni 'meeting ee trWiti4ngt'PrOpasi411- from the president, Rintail oa ther-,-JoiceoesTOCL'-' logs; song bylCorgitt Ashton */ MI 31011111thy And E -14106011 en. Allan. --The -speaker said k ered from what iniflad.Aeeu,- action should contrIbiLWAny 0 lawyers starvingl thots teutahtiathreant att. POOtereiv, , as an incentive to -beau eking home pleasant. ,Ho let that School tritstees -ought prize to the best collection re kept by theist:helve. The was followed lew song by Ce, Mt* On virilini, sang by when ng 8. u down °v theenr.-13b hill," and wasi)11n hsppy tilemr'eseSddteitnyulte°:-InnKli_40411: for 416 — ••• • • • ; • - LiiaKNOW.. Capitol paid up Reservl Fund fotat A a:sets - Oreaident -JOHNSTUART. Vice P-esition t -A. G. RAMAT. - $1,25o,000 $676,000 168 947,866 • AN DIRECTORS: 13.) PRoCTC2, WIC GIBSON M. P, GEO.ROACH A. T. Wenn, A. B. LEH (Toronto). Ceshier--J. TURNBULL. StVi „VIM LANK.—Hours 10 to 3; Satur= 4, 10 re. 1. Deposits of Si and upwards --ceivect interest S t.).?POS/TS also received at cure rutrates of interest. 1)/4.-1.F1'S on Great -Britain and the United States bought and sold. JOHN D. NIOH.OL. AGENT. LEGAL P MALe.OMSON, BARRISTER • Solicitor Conveyancer, etc., (late Gamer mt Holt &-Cameron, Goderith). Offic up -stairs in Allin's new block. - 11311- MORRISON, BARRISTER. E .• Solicitor, Commissioner, otary etc. Marley to loan, Office oe Moody's Barber Shop. (1 ARROW & P ROUDFOOT, BARRIS- a_lr ter s, Solicitors., etc., Goderich, Ont. J. T. GaRROW. Q. C, Wm. PnOUDFOOT.. MEDICAL chR. TENNA.NT, PHYSICIAN Sariz6In and Accoucheur. Surgery •tver -F:Iliott's grocerY store. Office hours from 9 to 12 a. in,; flora 2 eu 5 p. ID. and from 7 to 9 in . - 'VIoD. GOR1)ON:2.1.D., tJ M.S., MX.P.S.O., Physician, Snr- g -In. and Accoucheur. Upstair, in Wm. A' lin's new block. Residence -Ross streA, behind Cameron, Murdoch & Co's store. - - -- FIR. D. i;EDDES. - V. -S., CALLS fl either • by mail or telegram promptly ttendeti to. Charges moderate. Residence, Outram street, Opposite Dr Elliott's and .econd dlar north of. SENTINEL office. TR. A..1. GIBlioNS, V. S. V, D., Hon Gra•Itiate of Ontario Veterinary College and Reg;stered Member of the Ontario Veterinary Medical Society. Office . and residence, rare door east of R J Cameron's pump sieT,,- Cam phelle street, Lucknow. Dentistry and Sureical Operations specialties. Calls promptly attendedtonight or SOCIETIES . — e_ ----ewe: Ll'e t.NOW 1.0DG E TN DEPENDENT . Order of Foresters meets in the Oddielli,we' Hall en the fourth 'rues clay ef each month. at 730 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. 11, J. 1.JNIsay, W. A. LewRENcE, Chief Ran .;er. Recording Secretary. — - - '11-C NOW. EBEK II DEGREE -4YLKedleo No 22, meets in the Odd fellows' Hall, on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 8 o'clock, p. itt. V;siting sisters and brathers are cordially welcome. nes: T. REIT>, Mn'. A.„ a CoNGRAM, Noble- Grand Secretary. • ri 0. F., Cot:RT • ) kis Sherwood. -No. 59, Lu. -know. .:N4Tts every first and third M.aolay of every month, in the Orauee 11.•ll. Visit lug. breth- ren are eardially. in- ._ ittra. JoHN SCOTT,. ('. R. .j.1). YULE, Sec. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE 1V0, 428, HOLDS ITS re..eular monthly meet- ings in the Orange Hall, Camp- bell street; Lin:know, on Tues - ,day evenings, on . or before the full moon. Degree -night on the- second Tueeday evening following full moon.' All visiting brethren cordially invit- ed to the meetings, &mins MCKENZIE, Wm. TaYLon. - Secretary, W. M. WO. T. The regular monthly V IF • meeting of the Wrmen's Christian T.triapera.nee Union will be held every second Wednesday of eacb month in the Odd Fellows Lucknow, at 3 p. in. MRS. J ,StaEit- rug, President ; Mits. HORNELL, Secretary, 1.70KNOW - Lodge No 112 _meets every Viday evening at 8 o'clock in 'their. hall, Campbell street. All brethren cordially milted. WK. SKINNER, W, WILSON,. Noble Grand, A 0 U W f th_e T . r r• K X le W , .-•;...• N.. ..../. 0 j IA kdge ., "" .....A Ancient opier if :7 aa•• -Vnited 1Verkmen, ...--,.., 44 7:: meet.; in tio• Aid ..•••,..- ..—...-. " , AT - f,.iL,w.,,' Hn u, • .n the ...-- ....% ...--/ ,:` Ilst :.t.ti s,tond - ' --`'''. ,>: ., ,\:\ ' Monday tvenin4s of 'N ,-"" : ' \ • each month z t eif•ilit • . , I i " ‘ o'clock, . Nieiting brethren cordially invited. ALEX ROSS, -Master 1.Vorkman. Recorder., • OLD LIGHT LODGE F M G IVIBI•0:TS,1,1 rENI"IiRY rnA Y NIG ifire ilaronic 11 afl, Havelock street, • JAS. BRYAN, HARRY DAYS, Worshiaal Mnst:4.. 'Secretary. GE -NERAL Tt la Kt' WiatIV-W Dr- Newton, II, D. S. D, D. S Honor Graduate ef Toronto School of Dentistry and Doctor of DEAL StRGEBY Ali operations in Df-ntiStry performed with care and an endeavor to do all work satisfactory, , . , PILLING -With Gold, Porcelain, Silver awl copper amalgam. TEETH -Made with a view of preserving the natural kppearanoe, and. of thebest • qualiti. gXTRAOUNG-An a plitation made to the gum for painleki extracting, it has been tried with success. OFFICE -In Mr. Allin's new, bionic .. up stairs. P. S.—Wil1 -visit- -Ripley, every Thursday aftet noon. _ • ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. • INSURANCE - -FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH!. elephone No Iss NOTICE* CrIE 3U1330RIBER HAS OPENED AN office la the building east af the - $iesTfillat Printing Office, - • GREEMENTS, BONDS. LEASES, DREDS, MORTGAGES ND WILLS CAREFCLLY' PREPARED. • it'Llat. soecffitmtionsand estimates for build a..a, wilis, ridgesieto., furnished on hor. notice. AS, SOMERVILLE Will pay for Ithe SENTINEL and Weekly Advertiser from now till January 3898. Sub eribe now andget the baance of the year free. •Son- xxzz, alone 81•00. , VOL XXIII— 49 0 System— Renovator •And other tested remedies SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE - • -FOR-- , Impure, Weak and Impoverishedn for Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpitatio Weak Heart, Liver Complaint,. Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Consturiptin, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and TYPiri ry Dia asees. St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and Generail Debility.. • 61 per half pint aini 82 per - pint bottle • LABORATORY - - •GODERICH, ONT J. M. ildeLEOD, For Sale by A B Congrate and Harry Days, Druggists - fluke( ittitautv#eatittel '- THE LIBERTY TO UTTER 'AND TO ARGUE FREELY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES •OF CONSCIENCE are PRIZE ABOVE ALL OTHER LIBERTIES Lucknow, December lth , 1898 - MANITOBA SCHOOLS Manning Ave., Toroato, Nov. 27th., 1896. Aditor Lurkilow kYentinel. DEAR SIR :-Referring to the .disa patch noticed in lest week's SENTINEL to the effect that "Premier Laurier's settlement has the support of very many Roman Catholics and of every Protestant • body in Manitoba, except -the Baptists, who want purely secular. schools," let me give the editorial reply of the Canadian Baptist, which is as -follows : "Baptists, as a body, .do mast cer- ainly want purely- secular schools That is, they object to -State religio ud State -taught in every form. Th a Willagr and Vinnity Christmas Tree The annual Christmas tree enter- tainment in connection with the St. Peter's -church Sunday School will be held in the town hall on Monday evening, 2lst inst., at 8 p. m. The programme will have its usual attract- iveness. Silver collection. • All are welcome. Box Social A box: social. under the auspices of the Kinlough fife and chum heed will be held in the Kinlough echool-house on the evening of Thursday, December 17th. A programme consisting of re- citation; voce - and instrumental music, etc., will be given. Admission 15c.; ladies with boxes free. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Come one andall. JAS. MARSHALL. ChairMan. .Hookey Club A number of the boy's gathered to gether on Monday evening of last week for the purpose of organizing:a hockey club for the coming season and elect officers. The following wore elected to fill the different positions: -Hon. • Pres., • J. S. Nichol; Pres., J.. G. Murdoch; Vice Pres. J. Jewitt; Manager, J. F. Berry; Pres., D. N. Lawrence; Sec. Treas., S. West; Committee W. A. Lawrence, J. E. Brown, P. M, Gordon, S. West and D. N. Lawrence. From the above list -it will be seen that the offices are all well filled, and with such a staff of management and the many good skaters Lucknow can boast of, we expect to so Lucknow defeat Ripley in that return match which was tie be played at Belfast a year ago last 24th of May. Practice makes perfect, toys. _ Russel Cozrzedy Co. A good sized audience greeted the ' Russel Comedy Co., in thetown hall, n on Monday evening last. The char- questiones, is there anythirig in the proposed arrangement to cnnflict with this prineiple? We cannot see that there is, The only two points that could possibly ariseIn this Connection are the loan of the school -house •and the shortening of the school -day.- The ProVince is neither to teach religion nor to pay anybody for. teaching it, nor yet to .compel anybody's children to receive such teaching The, purest secularism does not, so -far as we 'cad see, require that the State should be churchish or disoblieing to the churches and the toashere of religion, or should refuse them such facilities for carrying on their work as it would grant to -any oth r iespectable bodice ofcitizens, for the promotionof temperance or any other good wqrk." We therefore take leave to doubt the correctness of the dispetch refer- red to :Yours respectfully, GE. j. MENGE. • FROM ALBERTA :South Edmonton, Alta., Nov. 19.i%J- 1. DEAR SIR. -Having just been re-engaged for next year as Prinoipal of the school here, at an _advance of 8180 in salary, it occurs to me that I ought to "pay the printer" and so -I enclose $1 to renew my subscription to the SENTINEL: What's the matter Veth your. Holy. rood end Langside correspondents these times? If they have finished picking apples I think they might let their distant friends !show; thropgh the •SF.NTINEL, what is- going on in their respective neighborhoods. We -have had a magnificent fall here; no rain for over two months. Our first snow came on the 4th inst., and vei." have .now -splendid sleighing. Teams have been crossing the Sask., watt en the ice since the 10th. inst. -The weatliar is beautifully brightsand calm with the temperature at night hovering around 30 "degeees.. Wishing you continued success, -I am, Yours Very, truly, D. S. .11LteKenzie. _ A NOTE PINNED TO A BODY And the Corpse in a BoxStanding in a Shanty. . • Topermoray, Ont., Nov: 27th. --A week er ten days ago, the- tug Sea man, f Wiarton, called here, hound for: Fitzwilliam Island, with two 'Am- ericans, who were going to eurvey and value timber on the island, the Sea- man to call for them in tivo weeks' time. The men were a Mr. Austin, of Detroit, and a Mr, Rankin, supposed to be of either Detroit or Big Rapids, Mich. They were accompanied by a - guide from this place, Geo. E. Belrese. Yesterday Capt. W.A.Tison, of the Seaman, was obliged to take shelter in Rattlesn5ke Harbor,. on Fitzwilliam Island. Going to the shenty occu- pied by the surveyors, he knocked on •the door. ,Receivinerino reply, he en- tered,_when he was horrified to -find the body of Mr. Rankin in a box stand- ing against the wall, with bruises on his face and body. Pinned -to the dead man's breast was a note, stating that his -coirirades had left for Topermoray at 2. p.m., on Tuesday, the 24th., to wire. As yet Austin and Belrese have not reached here. It is thought they are on Yro Isle or Black Bill Isle, being unable to make here, having but a small yawl, and the weather since Tues- day night having been very stormy. The tug Searuau left this morning to look for the missing men. Mr. Rank- in's death is oeheved to have been duo to an accident of sent° kind. .Fitzwilliam Island is a few miles south of the southeasterly point of •Grand Manitoulin Island and is se- parated from it by Owen Channel. To. bermory is a small -village in the ex- treme northerly part of Bruce penin - sults,. and is sixteen miles from Fit- williatn -Pay up your times before the 15th and save furtheit' troubla-J, IT.-Eoes• • • acters were all well taken and -the solos by Lela -Russel and Baby Tedie brought forth well 'deserved applause. Teddie -is only about eight yeare Old and she brought down the house in her different characters. The drama played was "My Partner" and was descriptive of life in California during the "gold fever." They also gave a one -act farce, "Trilby's • troubles," Prizes were given for the mott populisr man' in town, the prettiest little girl in town and the laziest man in town, which were voted to Hugh H. McKay, Miss Annie Cain .and Robt. Durnin; respectively. . The troupe is first-class in every respect and should thee., visit Luckuow again, we feel sere they. will get a huniper house. • November Wedding The fesiience of Rev. John "Mac- Nabb, Gough -street, was the_scene ot a very pleasing event on the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 25th; when his . eldt h es daughterMarguerite, was united -in marriage to Mr. Peter Kee, foreman in Mr. D. C. Te41or's establishment, The ceremony was performed by the. Rev. F. A. McLennan, of South Kin- loss Presbyterian church, assisted by the bride's father, in the presence of a number of friends and relatives of the contracting parties The bride, who was attired in a handsome dress of silver gray, looked charming, and the many r ceived o esteem in held in the community. After the ceremony, the bridal party and guests sat down to a sumptuous repast, the tables being filled_ with all the del- icacies that could grace a marriage feast. The -SENTINEL extends to the happy -young couple its heartiest gobd wishes, ch and beautiful presents re - the occasion,evinced the high which the young couple is Faymer's Institutes Following is a list of the Institute meetings to be held fn -this division during January. The speakers will be i'bos McMjl1u, Seaforth and W. S. Fraser, Bradford: Brussels January 5th, Dungannon 5th and 7th, - Kin, cardiac 8th, Holyrood 9th, Teeswater llth, Wroxeter 12th,. Clifford 13th, Mildmay 14th,Paisley 15th, Port Elgin 16th, Tara 19th, • ElmSvood 19th, Durham 20th, Kenilworth 21st, Moorefield 22nd, Drayton 23rd, Alma 25th'.SUrplementary meetings will be- held later on at Hepwoith February 9th, Burgoyne 13th, Southampton 15th, Malcolm .16th, Chesley 17th, .Glatnis 18th, Ripley 19th. Instintute officers are expected to make arrange - menti beforehand by , haying it advertieed, a hall rented, &programme for the evening prepared and to secure the consent of some leading farmers to read papers on agricultural subjects, also some ladies to -get up papers on some phases of home life or domestic economy. Died Far From Home The sed newa of the death of Mrs. Wm. Mellis and daughter of Mr. M. Campbell, of this place, on the 8th of _November, in Techancutifee, Mexico, was received a few days ago. - At the time of writing Mr. Nellie was serious- ly ill with a pernicious fever and mote only a abort note telling of the departure from this life of his beloved wife. Mrs. Mellis was widely known in this section having been brought up„ here from her infancy and had her home here until etrout eight years ago when she with her husband and little dauqhtqpf Maggie, went' to Mexico. She in the i.Oth year of her age aiI the news or her death is a sad an honey, weight of regrow to the be- reaved parents and friends in 'this sore trial, but we are assured that there are many whose hearts beat in deepest sympathy and condolence with them - many who share their sorrow. Friends and acquaintances sympathize with the bereaved !unbend under this sore and heavy stroke he is ailed to bear. It was to him ji sad bereavement when' death claimed his only , daughter,, but the weight of siorrow is greater still when God has called away the life com- panion of -his joys= and -sorrows And- g left hill a lonely Win init far °Vali - It is earnestlyhoped.thesielif.r. by this time is compleielyjesto": health and the eariteat O au -11-C- '0,1 his tign,dil '` 6 I110100W ONTARIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th1 -1896. consolation may sustain and comfort him under his sore trial. The Meads of the dear departed one have theinine forts of religion to lighten the heavy weight upon their hearts. Their loved one is gone to rest with the hope and faith of a glorious immortality, and through the mercy of God, the grace of our Lerd Jesus Christ and the adornments of the Spirit of God, they look forward to a blessed • re -union, when death shall never enter nor tear bedins the eye. Card of Thanks At the regular meeting of Sepoy Lodge NO. I. 0. G. T. on Tuesday, Nov. 24th. It was tthanunously passed that we extend our thenks to those who so kindly assisted us at our recent concert. -L. Malcauq, Say. • Another Change The G. T. It. has again made several changes in its time -table, the late change not -proving satisfactory to the road's patrons. The early ttain going south now leaves at 6.25,ruuning solid to London and connecting at Wingham for Palmerston. This is the only train in the morning, the next train going south leaving at 3.05, making connec- tions at Vi7ingham for London only. The mixed going south now leaves at 4.54, the old tithe, for Palmerston The trains going north remain the same, with the exception of the mail train, which now leaves hero at 1•40 instead of 1.53. I.OLA.L ITEMS • . , -The schoot report ..dei crowded out this week. ---Mrs. Dellornsll is visiting friends n Wingham. . —Salt for .ale by the barrel t Z. Elliot'a - ----Wanted About 15 loads of pea train I. G. Anderson.' -Mr. P. A. Malcomson spent a: few ays in Goderich last week • -Services were held in all our hurches on.Thursday last. -A few siolins at cost; wood taken exchange at Mrs. Smith's. -A couple of Kincardine boys were town on Thanksgiving Day. -Mr. John Martin,. of Wingham, as iii`thuvillage on' Thursday. -Mr. and Mrs. D. Carletoa, of Kin- rdine, spent Thursday in town. --Mr. Thos. Lindsay, of Detroit, is e. in in er vis iting at his home, in this villag -A number of °Ur boys took in the St. Helens social on. Thursday night. • -Mr.. aud Mrs. J. (1 Anderson spent Thankegiving day at Dungannon. -Arch crokinole, the popular game this season at •Berty & C's drug store. —Anivereary eervices in -the Methodist church nest Sunda*. • a -Miss McGaw, of Kincardine, is visiting friends in the village and .vicinity. • --Miss Annie Lawson left last week for Sauhle Falls, where she will spend the winter s • -a-Mr, John Saba, Of this village, has been called to Barrie to bury his brother; -A big variety of five o'clock tea sets, chocalete sets etc. at Berry 4. Co's drug store-, ----Miss Hannah Hunter, of Kin- cardine, spent Thanksgiving • with friends i • wa. . _Mr. and leis. Wm, Boyd.' of thio village, spent Tlesatgieing Day with friends in Clinton. -Dr. McCritnmon; pfdltipley, has been appointed medical health officer in Huron township. `-No rags or short stuff. 11 you want best Sc cigar in town it to Gordon's drug store. _ 1 en -Mi. and Mrs. Louis Stewart, of Kincardine, spent Thanksgiving at Mr. Geo. Matheson's, I have taken theragency for che l3e11, corset and will promise a perfect fit.' Try them. ---Mrs, Smith. t -kiss Jennie McCrimmon, of Ripley, spent a couple. of daya last week with frends in town. -Mr. Ford Wheeler left on Thurs- day last for Rochester.. He will be missed by the boys of the town. - -Mr. Robt McNabb, formerly of this village, but who now running a tailor shop near ilinclsay, is in' the village. --Mrs. K. J. McLeod spent Thanks? giving in Kincardine, the guest of Mrs, Dr. McDonald, fornierly of Hammond, Indiana. • -Newton Longeereet = and Wm. Pincombe spent a -couple of weeks visiting friends in and around St. Thomas. -e-Mr. Wm. Walters arrived in town on Tuesday with Mitchell 13res.' heavy draught team, from that lirm's mills in Berkley. , -Mr. Richard Stinson returned home on Friday afternoon after a trip to friends in (Meshy, Owen Sound tind Flesherton. -Mr. Angus McKay,- of this village, who was away alithesummer,veturned home on Wednesday ?light looking hale and hearty. -Wanted, a carload of fowl and roll !miter for the Halifax market. We are still, buying dried apples at 3 cents. •G. E. King, Wingham. . -Shoild you want games of any kind, call at Gordon's drug store,yhere you can get anything in -the drug line both good and reasonable. • -Call and see our cutters and bob sleighs. Odr stock is good and pricei low. Repairing promptly attended to. -Hildred's carriage works.- ' -Our entire store ie crowded full of dim novelties yotelinee n ere else.- More different chases,: o and away --clown price..-43eir "ru• 4. 44 Plurr.40-?Bloq refZe tr- ;=.--ltemember . the Y. W.O.T.11 meetingat the home of Miss •Edith Smith On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. All interested welcome. --If you want any wedding or birth- day _presents in shape of fine china, celluloid, etc, fine articles for little money, call at Gordon's drug store. • -Mr. Wm. 'Hornell, of Lucknow, late with the T. Eaton to., Toronto, has secured a sittiation with T. A. Mills, tOwn.--Wingham Advance. ' --1-Mr. Hugh Dyatt, of Leadville, Colorado, who has been visiting eth the neighbOrhood for some weeks, reehrned to his western helm on Tuesday lad. -Lost! Oil the main streetof Luck - now, on Tuesday evening of last week, a Persian lamb muff Tbe finder will oblige by leaving itat the Serritree office. - -Mrs. Joseph Mallough who has been visiting friends in the vicinity for three months past, left for her home in Wheatland, North Dakota, on Wed- nesdey moaning. Patron of industry paper, establised by Mr. Duncan Marshall, formerly of Elderslin at Charlottetown, P. E. 1., has ceased to exists owing to want of support. --The band pleyed a number of fine selections on the street on Thursday afternoon. They had a _good number of spectator*, and theft playing was well appreciated. - • -J. G. Anderson has closed his evaporator for the season -and his cider and jelly mill has bon closed for a week but will open up again as soon as the weather moderates. -Mr. Harry Gallagher has opened up a harness shop in Graham's block three doers west of Little's shoe shop. We bespeak for him a fair share of patronage from the public. -The regular monthly meeting of the W.O.T.0will be held in the Oddfellows' hall on- Wednesday after- noon next . at three o'clock sharp. Temperance workers weledrne. -J, G.' Anderson has been doing a big business in apples this season. He has used 25,000- bushels at his evaporator and jelly mill and has bought 7900 barrels for export. -Karl's Clover Root, the great blood purifier gives freshness and clearness. to the complexion and cures consumption, 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by Berry & Co., druggists. -Captain Sweeney, -IT, S. A, San Diego, Cal. says: -„Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have -ever found that would do me any good." Price 50c, at Berry St Co' • ST HELEIVS receive you into His kingdom for His Will buy the SENTINEL and Weekly Globe from nowto •January ups. 250 set them tin Jan. 1st. 1897. Subscribe now. WHOLE NO. 1193. wid Appear Somewhat late. last week, some of our Aa we were behind- wnitehwso,trhibsuisdgsueet Miss Maggie McCrostie has return- W. G. Anrew, Ass't Sup; naenddomnebrechya'slfstaokfes.chool". W. Hunter, Super ed tb Forest. Jennie Murray, of Langside, is viaiting friends here. Rev. S. M. Whaley was absent on Monday attending an ordination ser- vice in Ashfield. - • - Ey a vote of the congregation taken recently, Mr. Henry Woods was elect- ed to an eldership of the Presbyterian church, made vacant by the •death el the Hugh Rutherford, Sr. . Vita A. M. Clark attended -the teaiilier's convention at Gd ih o er c on Friday and Saturday. - Dudean McDonald attended the fu tient 1 °fills cousin in Guelph recently. The annual meeting of the Bible Society was held in the Episcopal chuncli on Nov. 20(h. Miss Bella McDonald, of Louden, retuanecl home on .Monday. Sam Fox is visiting friends in Gara- freed. A paominent young man in this neighberhood bas turned his attention to the development of whiskers. Tom Joynt's face wears a very bland smile 'these days. Tom says he is go; ing to defeat the Grit government. A Simoting match was held on Thurs- day af et Trtoon, for. turkeys. • tie' Canvasser for the public library will sao-it be on his rounds. As the he is only 50c for one Member, 75e for two and- $f per family, for all over 12 years, the membership for 1897 should be very large. • John -Hanna, of Wingham, the district last week; What is the matter with a leap -year concert,. ladies ? • On the evening of Thanksgiving day a splendid supper and concert was given by the public library. The pro granime, Was first-class and the attend- ance lame Mr. Whaley fulfilled the duties of-chairnian in a very creditable manner. The receipts amounted to $3 j. 25. was in A.SHFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bleke spent tyre weeks evisiting friends in Hay, Ilderton, London and other places. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Johnston and children, :of Hay, have returned home efter spending a week visiting frietrds Here and attending the wedding of Mrs. Johnston's sister. Matthew 131ake., who is attending —Bring backwhat you borrow the Collegiate. Institute, and Wm. is the title of an address by Rev. Jos. Treleaven. wile is attending the Moder Edge, to be given on Monday night. •School, Goderich, speet Thanksgiving The excellent choir of the church will at their homes. provide the music and song. Silver We Hs Reed', ex -teacher of- Belfast collection at the door,' school, has returned honie after -An Albany man killed himself a . spending some mdriths in 'Dakota, few days ago becaus'e he "could not Algoma and other places. . trust humanity." •When a fellow gets , Mrs. Hugh 'Phillips, who fell, last thoroughly grounded in that belief it Sunday ai.C.i broke her thigh bone, is ia &way); a good thing for humanity doing as well as Qin be expeeted, when his funeral occurs. • On the, es ening of the 25th ult., one -The Rev. Mr. and lifts Wallve.in of those-pleesing events which. cause a entertained the members of the Trustee ripples in society, took place at the. and Officisl Boards and their wives,at honte of Mr. Robert Blake, Ashfielde the parsonage, On Thursday cvenino the occasitel being the marriage -of - his last (Thanksgiving Day), and a very'. yoingest daughter, Midi Kate, and. pleasant time was spent. , Mr. Herbert Alton a prosperous youno " e farnor of We.st Wawanosh. The . Joseph Mee,- of (nide wore a beautiful bridal veil and Gabriel", will preach the anniversary wreath, and was ass teiul ly attir, d in -sermons in the Methodist church next cream serge trimmed with lace and • • Sunclay at 11 a. in. and 7 p. Mr. ribbon. Tho Rev. tt. Hail, of Edge ir one of the cleverest preachers in the London Conference. Lucknow, tied the, nuptial knot in the , presence of over fifty • -•t d t r guts s. -The following will be the clubbin slit of the SENTINEL this. year:7-- SENTINEL and 'Western Advertiser, $1.40; SENTINEL and Weekly Globe, $1.50; SENTINEL and Weekly Mail 0,1.00; Sgerravet and Weekly Sun $1.50. • -Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says, aShiloh's Vitalizer saved my life. I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever aged." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75c. Sold by Berry & Co., „druggists, . -Within the past week a number of subscribers have called to settle up their subscriptions and a number more 14Ore fixed a time when they will be in a position to do so. This is what every subscriber in arrears should do, and do it within the next two weeks. -Mr. Thames McDougall, who has been away for the past nine years in the Western States, has returned home end we are sorry to learn that he had a • serious' accident, having been run over by' a car and getting his leg. and shoulder broken. He had a marrow escape with his llfe, bet we are glad to see hine getting better so rapidly, and he expects to be as well as ever shottly. -The sympathy of the community is Part I extended to Mrs. McKenzie, relict of Rivett, the late Alexander MoKenaie, in the he,,Tdhea so beteavement in- the -death of her son Alexander, who died in the village on Wednesday last, aged 10 years, 3 months and 11 days. The funeral takes piece to -day (Friday) at 2 o'clock pan. for the Kinloss cemetery. - BOOKS FOR 'LEAS Soy's Own Annual Girl's Own Annual LeisusruenfIdaoyur:Home,. Ohattaybox Adviser and the biggest 5c and lOcetoy books in the market' at Berry & Co, the chemists, in Murray;si block. - -Dr. He H. Witte of Palmerston, is the object of a coremlisaion which left Toronto on Monday. Some 18 years ago he started in life to heal men. He got tired of this, and, in 1880,- bought an 80_jacre farin near -Kincardine:: In 1882 he tindflenly disapeared, ping off. to the Northwest, leaving the farm in possession of John Thompson as tenant. Itteoimr:mereatn.:17hni*e,„diciatt*oioo.tona:viro-For• asking him for rent.. In ''the tnean-' he and .11sttled- -Palmeretoa_rpleti4:ii ly few ,ontoll7soste.0 siint oaieemade a demand upon been t rocteacher nfor. After the deremody all sat down to a sumpttious repast to which they did ample justice. After ,.spending a pleasant time in listening to , an excellent -programme of music and recitation and other atuustement, th:t guests departed, wishing long life and prosperity the happy couple. The bride was the recipient of many beauti- ful. presenta (From'another comes onden The following is the standing of the pupils of 5, S. No. 5, for November based upon deportment, punctuality. and recitation viz: P. S. Leaving -31 Brown. Entrance --..=0 Brown,' LT Gardner, F Anderson, 13 Gardner. Jun. 4t1 -e ---J Runter, H Reid. Sen 3rd -1 Hackett, J Hackett, G - Hunter.• , Jun. 3rdse-R Hunter, M Gardner, •M Middletoa, It Middleton, J Qerdner. Sen firown, T Rivett. • Jun. 2nclis-3 Gardner, J Hunter, R Reid. ' Sen. Pt 2nd -T ElecketnW Hunter, Jacob Hittite?. Jun, Pt 2hd-M Hunter, W Everett, H Speers, p- Andrew. st-eA Hackett, g Speer; 0 &ere teachers and friends urpriee party at Mr. J. H. Gardner's residence on Nov. 24th. A very pleasant evening was spent.. .Mr. W Hunter Wei chosen chairman and a velar interestinig programme of ecita- flowe tions, readings, vocal and instreinental dress music were given. The object of the Walla party was to 'pfeeent Mn Gardner with Mein a beautiful easy chair for filling the is goi office of superintendent of the Sunday by R. School for so ,tnany years so effieiently. ineet The following address was read by Mr. Farm Joseph Hackett and,Mr. Gardner mars ffifitti a very siitable reply: The wedding bells are ringing merrily. Ycung men beware or you will be caught in the snares of Cupid. The revival meetings at Hacketts are closed for the present on account of the bad state of the roads. Zion Sunday'Scheol has decided to raise money for their Sabbath School by voluntary subseriptien instead of a tea -meeting. RA.PID CITY Adam McQueen and Angus Nicho sod are working at culverts on th boundary. They -have the assistan of Edward Grundy and Jas. se McDo ald. - Miss Susie Hamilton is visiting M John Nicholscn, Jas. McDonald is vikiting his unel on the second concession. Albert Towle is ciushing. grain fo Mr. Giryin, on the 2nd. Dan McDonald is building an ad dition to his house. PRESBYTERY OF MAITLAND This Presbytery held a special meetitig in Ashfield Presbyterian church on Nov. 30th, Rev. J. L. Murray, Moderator pro tem, and in- ducted the Rev. Alexander Miller, lately of Mose, Presbytery of Landon, into the pastoral charge of the congreg- whin thole There was a fair attend - and° of utembers of Presbytery_ and a -large congregation present, the church being conifoitably filled with a highly " interested and appreciative audience Rev. Mr. Maxwell preached an excel- lent sermon suitable to the Occasion. The Rev. Mr. Sutherland delivered the charge to the newly inducted paean. in a most solemn and impreseive address and the Bee. Mr. McLeod addressed the congregation on the duties toward 'their' minister. Mr: Miller enters upon the pastorate Of this congregatioh under most auspicious circumstances. The vacancy has been the shortest in the history of the Presbytery, being only two menthe, and the call is most cord- ial and unanimous. A warns welcome was giverby the congregation -to their new minister by a hearty hand -shake as- they were retiring from the church. Prom this happy settlement good arid great results- are fondly hoped in the edification of God's people and the con- version of souls to Christ. „ JoFIN _MAONABB, detik. Lucknow,. Dec. let., 1896. ARRESTED AT WIND.SOR Elijah E. Kidd, of Toronto, said to Have solda Patent Bight for Huron County Turentv Times The Detroit Free Press says:da-An alleged 'Swindler wai.se arrested by Officer Jackson last night) His name is Elijeh -E. Kidd, and hoine is in Torento. He claims to have the tight on a potato peeler, and he selling the right ti different all 'through Western Ontario. pate he Pe be Elestruek Goderich tbout the middle of Auguste and EO'CI the right to Wilmer Smith, of that town, for the musty of Hume, Afterwards it • Was alleged he sold the right for the same county to about twenty different persons, charging $50 in each ease When Smith learned og this he had Kidd nrrested on false _ pretenses. Kidd was bailed by Thomas Hill and A. M. Polley, of Gederich," on a bond for 2200, and he westa appear in eight days for - an examinaticite Ia the meantime he event to Owen Sound, Walkerton, and Blythe, and in all three pieces he' was arrested for the' offenc alleged to have been committed in Hu u county, as the officers of the sdifferent ns,did not know that he -was out on bail. As soon as this was- lea'rned he was released, but he did not appear for trial on the date named and his hail was forfeited. A Warrant was then taken out for his _arrest on the chargee embezzlement and for- feiting his • beil bond, but the officers :were enable to locate him untille was captured last night in -Wiudsor, - During his ete,y in Goderich,. Kidd becanie acquainted with Julia Card, the 18 -year old daughter of Levi Card, a prominent merchant of that place The girl became infatuated with Kidd; and a plan was arranged whereby the two were to meet in London with the object ef becoming merried. Thi was sone:edam in September, and sincithen the two have been seen in different places between Windsor and London, where Kidd is said to have sold the right on hie - potato masher, It id claimed that the two were not Married, although both the woman and Ki perfo ed, but they .win nut statii where or when. . The two reached Windsor aboutten days ago,•and- for the -first. few daye stopped at a privat5 boarding limns on Pitt street. Font. days- ago they went to the Soft Reuse and engaged board: l'he Chief of Police had received R• description of the man from toderiele - and reeognized Kidd en- the, street, veite d d 0 as an ca bo on be ap pr we the the ver far his gen • dre Son. had tion one er's rulin but List in t at M great spea wou that read itt D Th Th the v Speecl siting meet by M M wond this s the 30 and_t give home and m thoug assert that the ceremony we*, 'give a Mr. .1. . Gard/ter rapid strides the-lastitu,teersa Mak DEAR PAO 8UpERINTENDENT,-;We the officers and teachers of Zibta Sunday thank you for' your efficient servicease superintendent said school. for such a length of thee, We have pleasure easy chair. School have met here this -evening to in presenting yolf with this as a alight t9teu of your valuable r ay, an %lei Jackson -went to tha, hotel and arrested him. _He was locked up and will be kept until an officer conies from Goderich to ta him baek. The father of the'tirl has been communicated with and it is_ expected that he will come after his daughter to -day. zoreitiligsantheleolltabit,iegle4ittireM, :vet the non �f muaic; one4atilielrf berasya.:: 01101it1 - 1 or the younitOeople- *tau queati ken eamo 394.1ilo Wm. O'Laughlth; 413Pee.cklv' Otte reatieintE,: services.in thearationsaad responsible :Elijah Kidd, who was Tarrested on 1904 the farni copeeigely.io9lin of rot:pitteontdec:nnt, a- ewchoiit74 4,Tiohilinrciaide.Tantrginhatir lather% t141341-34.:7:111-,01 by its intrinsic v4141448 a -sniall 'token: -an 'Anomie of the Windsor -,ittflice_, of esteem in witeh':i4u Are hildlay-the tion. The,' authorities at C :14:.fti:ei in -114,11- eibeet uteittititst'ieseee eljtiO4ed , have -a stil en