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L•ac133.097; 1.'eb1 aDy 10, 1885.
•Lucknow Division Grange.-
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:Thck how DtvisionGrans e, N o..7;
that I;n ie-artgurea TIall on the l9th• ult.,
- \V. 1':: Patterson in, the. chair. There
.w' re -twen:ty nine representatives from,
nineteen. - subordinate :Granges. The
-meeting was 'opened inthe usualiway,
,atter which delegates were called, -in the
or(k1 on the roll,to give -a report of how'
their respective Granges were progress:
lir;;, the yield of the various. grains, sys:
•teai_.o1f ag'irulture,'and any other thing
than ,Alright be of benefit to the farmer.
The question ot. s' rgltutn• culture was
taken til} and disc:ussecl at length, some
of the spealkers being very sanguine of it
• •3 a Paying -<crop._ Much -information
was gain ie-J.frotrr Cornelius Sthith ret:
.;g ding it such as slanting and attend.,
„rg,. Scatting and extracting 'the •juice,
and: Boiling into ,• syrup. The slrc aaker
referred to intends topttrelnI ea power:
t"ul. press 'to• ettraet _ the juice; and he
feels satisfied that he can take the
stir iluni, press -it:- and boil it info syrup
. for one half:. • .
There was a difference : of opinion lin
.iardf to `tile_ question `t Will home
;rU seed grow .•'
The question,oft Railway monopoly
was taken up and discussed. - It is - the
• general opinion that the railway nicials
'do not supply cats tuff towns sad vil:
lases: Stich: as Luckiiow, Wingham, &c.;
-as they do to towns and villages Where.'
tltore are eoinpetfng lines,' or water car:
riage, and.owing to, the difficulty of
• . getting cars_ to take away the 'accurnu:
Aatell train iii season, it is deemed ad-
�visable to do.something "to bring the
'platter more directly before -the people,
and the Railway 0.4w that we may be
• enabled to get our grant taken' away
when. wanted. Thousands of bushels
I ay for. weeks last faIl,owing to the lack
` 'of rollina;stock to take it away, Shuts•,
<enta.rltng groat foss to the farmer and
. en:ember-IL .
A committee w:is,: appointed to confer
with the Kinloss Agricultural Society
iar the.inatter,. and it is hoped that such
pre�siire may "be brought to bear ou. the
Railway Co., as niay tend .to remedy
• this growing evil. `
:An able address of overs half hottrin
len, tr>i Was given by• J•: Jamieson, • on
The agricultural resources of our
.Country." . •
A number of other subjects . were-
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r.
'ta�l�etr u,, uch as TreeIarntlng. for
▪ shelter, Dominion. Grange Insurance
Com aiv,s1 py storef feeding of stosk;
d c. • .1 }ie
meeting' Glossed a few minutes
g
-hstore lour En, second daya session,
thereby givin�a
ample le •tinie for those go
i.2rth toget 'to evening train...
Tile officers elected for the.. :ensuing
a
;year are :-- fasts:r,.G: Daniel ; verseer;
:W.F.. Paterson ; Lecturer; .T. Jautieiion.
S.cretary, J. Tolinie ; Gl;aiil.ai ,' .T..
jack ;;. i'reasurer, IV. Pagan Steward:..
'iVebyter; Assest:ant Stewa=rd, \V we 'sir;
Ceress;, Sifter McKenzie.; .Pomona,
Sister Welsh ; FIora, Sister Paterson
licly Assistant Steward, Sistq Daniel.•
Langsill.e►
htr-
Alex. Ross, of Lattgside,, lost a
yailuable horse lately.. .The aitiinat was
• a good one and it will be a severe; 'lora
•tea its i) vii- r: '
fr.: Peter Fisher.-, of the 2nd con,.
iraaltzs ,, Ih.ta pircha-ed a farm of 100 r•
- Awes: EU fittrean Township, for the suns
offf $3.500.,.
The rrierribers of Rock of',Friendship
let4perithea Lodge `rad a boo fir cutting
v p ,al' an the 30th irist., in the hush of
41; Davina, Kennedy, We tiisdetstanct
• .Intt there was quite a let of wood •ettt.
,
. g\[r.:ta�. (x -1U ztF has erected a fine
• .steam saw mitt of thirty (ive horse pow:
er-. • fie has a phrir,er and shingle. Frill
i,i c' ail eciiou :wit11 it, and the building
. is a fine one. A Idris nucilier of logs-
. are at present at the mill, which proves
the iudns try of the:farmers iuth irloc_al
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The otheret ening some: offing mena: Y
lw
12eu ori_th�%r way Luurtr from a sur-
F.
r
1pcise warty rolled several heavy' legs off
a: Slelgh°•br•Iui:gingb t to rllr. David Gill`s
,
end after. (laniaaing tlie. $leigh consider
ably laiadetheir way home. Next morn::
ting wlien.tlie,owner of the sleigh A : Ieigh wenn
• :to takelhisdogs to the mill he observed
the ,damage ghat had been done -iii' his'
: aleigl ' and t=auked.the mean rascals to,
their hciiite ._ Mi. (G.'illishas it now _
hie.power to make.tesu repent for their
aui wehgpe.he.w:i.11 dost.
Lines to Mr'._andMrs. Davi son, Was
yeanosh,: on the death 'ofltheir
Infant Son.
And thou art gone'dear little ;child,
.We ne'er again 8ha11 see
- Thy face as when You sat ani smiled •
Upon your mother's -knee.
Por thou art gone to mansionsfair, ..
Thy epiritnow i free,
And free from alltbe nuli erous cares
Thaatinfest hums•
ity.
Our joys on earth a e few and brief,
And like the fettered slave, '
We toil beneath a lean of grit
_ That drageirs'to- the grave.
. We for a time in youth may a ile,
Our sky seems pure and bri ht,
Ere many years of grief and tears
Our hair is mixed';with wli e,
Yes! from our cradle to our t tnb,
Pew: pleasures are:on earth;
For grief creeps in when they ise mtobloom
And spoilethem at their bir h.'
-This earth is_like a School wit re•we:•
Are training for one to come; . '
And life is like -a. wintry -sea
That boars-us'to onri,home:.
Wliy.should. we wisli thee hack Again?
Back from thy mansions: fair t
"Since He•who-dwellslougest with men
Always knows the most of: care.
Weep: not; parents ! for you shall meet
The object r i your love
. - In the beautiful golden streets
.0f the city above. F
lnwn .
• QOUNOiL
A 'meeting of the Village. Council was
held in, the Council Hall oh .Mondry
evening _ last,.. when ;the .Reeve. ' and
Gennelllors'Tennent, Bryan,• - Lawrence
'and Stewart were present. The minutes.
of the previous meeting were -sad--and
signed, Heel
of •
to �
after
hush
the follow.
} e 1101 1
g.
- ACCOUNTS.
were Presented : =`A McUorvie,. 'for
-wood, 83.13-; }A. e�tor,,sloa
hlrG 'ory. salary,' as:
or
Assessand 'Collector, t, o11 I
.
Moved by-Coun, Bryan„ aid second-.
ed.by Coun. Tennant, that the ; above.
accounts .liej paid.' :Carried.: •` -•
. The Reeve according -Ito motionof the:.
1ast..iiteetng_ of Council, laid the .bends
of the ..Treasurer and-.1the ,deed of the
Market Square, before the Council for.,
itlspeetiou.. -
Moved by 'Conn. Tennant, 'seconded.
by Coati. Bryan, that the e; bonds of the
Tress, now in .-the hams of this -Conn- -
cil are quite sufficient ELtIcl .Satisfactory-,,
Car-r-iedt.
Moved by Coun. ,Tenant, seconded
by (Jouu. Stewart, ;that W. II. Smith.
Vs Clerk ofthe village:a tho same-- sal
aary as 'last -year. Carried. •
Moved by Coun. BrY,emended by
Coni. Lawrence; that D. E.- Cameron
be re -appointed Treasurer of the yillagg e
at same salary. .Cart ed.1 "
Moved by 'Conn.. Tennant, that a4
McGrory-be reappointed Assessor ,for
188?
Moved in amenrltnent ; b-yhewn
Lawrence seconded . by Count Bryan,
that D. Hornell be ap
oFnte
d !Assessor
at a salary of $60.
There 'being. t ose
b coziest f;o- Co`un,
Tennait
s -motion it droppeli, tvheu it
was moved•. ameudiibent• byCoiiu.
'.t w :1 - -
5. a art sec n'
o �ed.'b
C
uir
en�n•t� t
:. .n
that this Connell advertiSe for applicants
for the ofiice.of Assessor for 188`which
watelost on the._ following. division
Yeas• -Stewart and Tennant. -Nay -L-
s
Lawrence, Bryan and IKnrr.'
ftwa - s
ft_was. then lnovedltLa[nandtnent by
Coun. TennantA i that- McGrory , Ir I►e
re -appointed -Assessor 'at a salary -of 850,
which was. also lost, -offer which the:
motion apputliting 1). Hornell- Assessor
was put and carried. •
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Moved b . Coun..Ten nt
y -, via ,' seconded
by Coun. Lawrence, that°A." tcQorvie:
e:
bre-appointed Constable at' a salary of
$150, and -that he be alsorecommended.:
to the fare company �a ' -en, at •'a
. y s itiVi;rd : •
Salary of $$75.: Cairred;
Moved by Co n. ' Stewart,°: seconded
by Cairn. Lawrellce,thatt the'sat a fence
vieweisvnd pound .keepers- .:b re:ap:
pointed tor 188:2 f:arrii i .
- moved by (Jouxr_ Lawrence,siconded
by Cain. Bryan, :that t-heLliquor Iicense
by:law.of 188.1 be the- Incense bylaw
for 1882. Carried. . , -
The et}liirti ittee •appoiti -0d at the last
arleetin r in. the matter of\V. l;turns,. rc:
ported that he was recovering, but that 1.
he instill in 'need ot,- asslstaime. llle
Council then .adjourned.' -
Luci nv:wPublic ISettool .
-ATTENDINCE Folt JANUARY, 1882.,;
PRINCIPAL'S DEPARTMITra„iT. Nuuaber
Of names
on to i
tl
ter 4(i;
k
Ave:ltg
, 43.
Second iteparitnerit-iso. of na Ines on
register,
43 ;
average-,
3
T rrtl . cis:.
.
p:zrtmeut--�ro, tratltES on ::€roi;as.t37.
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ag
averts
er
7 Fourth . F l't
utt cis `1r
a�nhlt-=
average, t --No.
pr
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nilniEs :on re sister -� 45 � = avers=�e• '
Fifth depa rttlaeiit =No. >#tame' .on rE:-
OFrtier, 41}
; , . Siff:rra gi , !j. ,� Tul,aal .liulllea
,ou register, '243 total nveraige
3: i
- - (lave Chop .
Before you: dispair.Of curing a tro blesoine
cough just 'vergingon_ cousnmption, ry.-Haag-'
.raru'!r Pectoral Balsam;.. It has cured others
wlay.'-rn y,lt 44cureyou.j' . t lilealere sell it.
R ..
The entire stock of.Falf and wi"nisi.Good
to "secure .Bargain -s. . -These
BLANKETS AT .COST
OVBRCOATS - 2 " CQST,
TWEEDS 1. C0s71
'Siitl{TS and Drawers
HOSIERY " t;OST.
' BOOTS and SHOES- COST:
ALL PRTCES LO Ws
ost= rice :i%Jc r the :tamp
bods rhu_st ,be- sono.
.
labrador fi erring, ShoreHerring;
Cann -
e
d_ Salm
on, Canned:
FLA_ tLS
WIIv
DRE (iooDS
8SA
SCAM'
CRo
Qr
AT COST: '.
Cosir.-
..::COST,
COST,
IY & Glassware--'"'; : COST.
:CITIES ,GOOD:. , .
T C COS ,
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Laky :Rerrin
ackr
ek Canned nn
ed Mobster
of
upEriut Trout ani NMti. fish
or Sale-15t=$u-shels P ime Timothy Seeds.
.: Corn, do Peaches, do= Tornatoet.
Blnsh'els Prime (laver Seeds..-)
Dr Gods = r ' -- � � _ � � -,
Q ., G ooeries Boots- and- Shoos- as
Y .., heap..
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.alias11
8ORRR11.- -
Miti, ti. -`[-n 'West`Wri va-noash-on the
llth Feb.,. the ivf i--o`f
Miller., of a- daughter..
14IAcIr- i lir;, to Luektpow, on- Mon_
day,: the 6th-inst.,--the wife of t Mr
Dune n M iolntyre, ofa.-sou
- MAJIIUED.- _
;1SCI:I;oD 3 it y r- A;t the idebce
<!I the hiide ;room's father, 2ntl con._
c.ssi: n,• on the . 'eburary, Mr..
Jolu, '3IcLeod•.t, Miss Fvangeliae
BarkYev,• bath of Iilr lea -
1
QL I' t -FALCON ER..-- t the residence_
of the pride's mothers -6th con. -b the_
Y -
Rev. D. Davidson, mother,
Mr, Robert Quinn to` -Miss Jane Fath:
coney, both of:I
WHITE- -YOUNG -- lt.t ie -residence -of.
the -bride's -father, 7th con., on the
31st January b ` e
January; y th _.Rear, D,_David-
son Mr.
Andrew• James Vt hits to
in theDoniinion a
Alex. 6" acl myre's.
SPAV1N CURE4
{fats of Si.Helens
Having pend out his new she?, e
Gra'ham's brick block. is de
to keep tho public supplied
2iss E1i-zabeth.muff ' ,::both of Xii _ _ _
101s .
R -l -
Iu soca.: In Luc -know . on:hind-a� -
- the 5th _Feb,. 1882, Jennet Johana.caa,-
daughter of Mr. -
1.4
r. 14 years. and 2 m-onth_s
PliiRCY.-In Tic k now
]t . , T
-2 ®n l>:uisiiay,the'•
nd Feb., 1882, :h'Ir. Thoi as:_Perey;
aged .49 ye is n
1IC-LE�'.i.-• n -
I Lucknnav, . on Monday,-
6tl ,Feb., :1882, Murdbeli 1t~Dean-
aged6 years
alley
n�1 te.
of choicest quiality; great varietya
pm es.
in conlreetir n with the meat". busin
parposes keeping -in stoe
lliowest
a
e also
anal kinds in their, proper se
The Patronage of :the Public is s
solicited.• _
MISS. STRO
(Late of Paisley.)
1J1�� j�`EAG11Ei o> Voctrr,txD tail
- - .1.;MLstc Piano and Organ:
OnReal lstote,-at'reasonable- AraDEit-r ;- Over; Mr. <
IUsrc
-rates on termsof�payment MeI t re§
suit Borrowers. g
ELLE.°'
OFFICE r-N'xt-. to- 'ostOLi
Luckrtaw, _March 11_. -
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The most sucoessfnl retnedvever discovered as
it is certain in its. effects and.does not
blister: _ Read proof.below,
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SPA iN U
: WegrHamburg,=:Ont,, D:ec i 28th 1881 ..
Ur. F. H. 11�IeCalltur, dears r,='rhe bottle
f Dr. Kendall's Spavin Cure- bc�ught- of. j -on.
last' summer e-ave_roe the utmost satisfactio n
and 'performed a -wonderful cure upon a mare"
iiln_,-teen years' old beloia�;ing iia Lrle,whieh
badly'spavined for ten greats. She was_ sq lamer
that.I couldhardly is her to move. rhe
lauleness isentiiely.gee•- after; using half
bottle of the clue, and she is -like •a -young
• lia.rse,again Youis truly; ._ J.F.:RooTR.=
Da0,B.WKE5
tfully ,. GR
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SPAVIN
-Send'. address for Illustrated: Circular :which
we think -gives.•positive proof • of its
vir-t tes, ,No remedy has ever met
with such unqualified success
to ourknowtedge,for'beast- '
• •as well as than.
PribceottSt per bottle,
• or.six les fair h. , All
•• iliuggistt have it or carr .get it
for. yon, or it will be sent -to an -y .
ddres
b s c n receipto;f 1atice by the pro,-.� _ -• .
prFeters, 1)r, B '.1. Kerida'li-& Co,;, En-
osburgh Falls, Vt.'
SOLD. BY AI.L PRUGGIsTS,
LYMA1N - SONS <i.. CO.,
MU1vTRBAL P @•
e-.
• Wholesale Agents.
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_ -t A. Permanent, suss c:,re for-. L;iat
• { • - . �. oidtrs'aanll,.iln ilt� f the Kiducya
In order to clear thein out before : stock out! tf iiilary . r ' etive -it,-
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AND VESTS, CilliAP,
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tan-. 84LT 'RHEUM THE_ STO CH,,
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for ' OF THE KlJlre .
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a every species of disease arisinggfrons
disordered LIVER, :KIDr EYS, STONI
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