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TH LIBERTY TO UTPER AND TO AIMEEFREELY`
AOOORF)IptG TO THE Dtc.TATER,OFEONSeIENCEWE
PRIZE ABOVE ALL OTHER:LIBERTIEB
SDl'TZit BRUCE. C'UNSERVA
TI VES:
The Torics of South Bruce have
noeniniitea • Mr. Shaw, the present
nernbeii as their candidate' for next
.•election, In the report- of the'Conven:
tion we are informed that Mr. Shaw
made a s=tirring address; in which he re
ferred :to thelikely division" of the
county,and the splendid,chaneesoffered
to youn=g men going tothe Northwest
through.' the Rail vay Policy of the
Government; .it does not take much
to get up -.the " enthuse se" of an average
Tory, but: why. Mr...Shaw Should get
• stirred up an account 'of the. gerryttmiidi
Bring and:'depopulating of the county,
• seems strange to the average Grit. Then
the report tells us' thatresolutions were
passed -recording • the sartiafttction• - =of
-South Bruce Tories with the Trade. and
Railway,. Polio of the Governmentrand
recognizing .the. wise hand of John A.
in it all. Now-,; why this silenee on -the
questions of -I)isstillowance, -the Bound:
ary, ,Award, the Carillon -Canal,' 'Section
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Port.- Moody and 'McIntosh Jobst.
Why not:, recogafiie Sir Charles Tupper' -s
wise hand just a- little - Its' too: -
bad to .'pa=ys over thzse little 'matters
. when they have such a connection with
the, work of the Goternnien:4 —There—is..
•one resolation,we miss from the zepolt••
of, this- Convention,. and that is' the
annual vote of thanks- passed "Our
• Member=r-for~ the able manner in which
liehas represented the
E,orrstzttieney, It.
is• a relief to know that the Tory Con -
S eniion recognize. at last that: Mr. Shaw
represents -South: Bruce, Only as. he is
requirei to do so by the wise John A.
To_RoSTo Globe :—.Now„ what mea
has SiDJohrl A. _Macdonald's. Gore
nse:nt adopted to in.Iuce the n'rost dei .
able class of settlers to conieand people
'our rich; c oiasutit' in the -Northwest 'I' In
tho first pled they.had,as'Mr-, CharltonY :. .
l�oin.ted out,, to eompete • with their
neighbors',,. whose Janda were more easily
re ached," far their share: of int nigration,
The. veryy first requisite wast, ifpossible,
to-ofl'r'their lands to settlerson u
eg - ally
a S vantaLteous • terms • Did they do.eo 1 -
Far fro,u it l - The, United States -wisely
throw' all us.appropriated lands open ti
homestead and: p're:em time.: The
p
I)'�iirinien •Government have tied ug a
large_ proportion of the most valuable
Lind by a system of reservations, The
former offers all lairds without excep
' tion, outside: of .the- railwaty belts, to
a� t.iri settlers ac I.25. per acre, ' The
latter char€e hien_ frena $1 ter' $-2;5f.per
- acre. The forrner•effers:.no s eeiid . ,.
dneementb or privileges to speculators;
They invite ono middlemen to come- - in.
and in;ike fortunes out. of theJresulte of
the settler's labours. Sir Jahn A Mac:
dotrald's Government nays from the. first
etelopte a ��licv' fran3el directly in- the
hitt-rests.of` sueculators soil norhtlemen.
lit this one, particular they have been
• C
eonsi tent throughout. Though , corn:
:peile•d by the force of public opinion to
'ELher ge their regulations no lees tla-ati
_three autos ill as many ,years: --e thing
in itse If mase ha�ra sing to settlers %n:
every instance they liave.Adhered to this
worst feature of their p• 'hay. •-
ns,
ra
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ra
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Burning Advertisements.
The time never has been ail never
Will be,, whenthe people of this or
p any
other'eouutrrcau buy a gold dollar for
->s.•veut-�-
rive- cents.
• y Neither can you
• tle•.ir readers buy an. organ worth throe
ur Tsui.' hundred dollars for $60 This
• i++ all nonsense. Still we
lav®. no, op:
• j_e•ctiun to .,,ether peopleiolnk their
business just as they see. f t, We 'r
Itrtt
ti lire,• a good,honestr, • made Piano at
e
ire ni $185 W0575. anti a good, hoar:
rpt ()twin (trot alloto ..3�it.1 forftm -
0 .�48:tv;.
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$475. All our gopdsare made on h n
or, and we send ' to any part of si
world on test trial, and if no pleases_ I o
keepee, as -,:the Chinaman • would a
For the.last ten year .we have si
-both Organs and'Pianoe to •every -p rt
of the -world, and our instruments _g e
the moat universal 'satisfaction. It' v iu
wish a good instrurnenti-one that 'tv 11.
always last you,; we. shall be pleased • n
end'you our eatalogtie and .prices; a d
�.if you buy= one of the Thomas Brothers'
iSitver Toned Instruments, y-ou will get:
what you require; fendone instiunio t.
sold in a neighborhood always sells s
more. Address, for prices, etc:, ..
J. H. Mimes,
Suceesse rs to Thomas Brothers.
Czttskill',.'V. Y;, U; S. 4: -
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BORN:
Wur.w.00n. -- In West Wti.wanos i,
-March 28th,; the wife of John Wel
wood, Lsq. otja daughter.
THE M
A.RHETS:.I
• 81. 22 $
Spring. Wheat .,, .. 1-22•
Flour ... - ..; • ....).•5 00
Parley ''
Oats :..
Peas
Potaioes-perbus.
Hay—per tori
'tabor
Pork—per cwt.....
Eggs ...
Butter,
Hides—_
Apples-- ` } ' •.. ... 60
Sheepskins -
1 --5•
... 0.72 a 7j
. 551 0 6s
12 00 14 01
22 0
.. 0 -.2�
,.. 700_ 7 0
..:'0.13' :01'
..018
0 -2
•4
10�
2.51
25 1 2
OT=0
OF
Disso!utio��` a�- - Pa�aership
THE PARTXERSHIP HE1U'T!)FOR
1 existnig between the undersigned;..
plardware Merchants, Itas 'been dissolved by
mutual consent. Allclaims due the late firm
to be paid Duncan D. Ylac] ntvre, Dated at
Lueknow this -13th day of April, A. D. 1882..
.'• ' DUNCAN D. MAcINTYRE,
LOCHLAN O. MAO1NTYRE.
Witness--,rAMEs: 03iEit1 I LLE. .
' ' The business carried on bythe abovefirth
will in future be carries on by.tb-• subscriber.
D..u. MACINTYRE.
CATFIAINES.NURSERIES
E T
S ABLE •
. SI-tED �fI11��
. .1836..
Hi AVING FULLY TESTED MOORE'S
Early -and Brighton, • two new Grapes,
.I Unhesitatingly advise my patrons to plant-.
Yu will -not be disappointed,, Mdore's early
ill-
the best very early Black Grape yet gr-rwn
-in Canada. , It has stood thirty degrees below.
zero unhurt. • Brighton` is -a delicious Red
Grape, .ripening: just aft•.*: Moore's early.
They are.both very large in. bonen and berry,
and very productive, t 'will midi both to any
address, post paid. on receipt of 82, or -either
for $1. Agents wanted. Address, -
• D. Nur. BEADr4E ,t
- - St. Catharines.
-I am offering every day immense quantities
PRINTS FROM 6 TO 15 'GENTS. DRESS GOODSa'
F for , - ..�,. .
ac o Cotton -5 to ] 2 -cents::.1'h e. best colt tment of TWeeils- rn town- =
y -...: 2 . �.� , . - � .. at the loge_ t .t,,lces;
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• A. fine assortm. ent. of ]opts and: Shoes. -• Just opened TWO: ea -es of Ready made 'Clothing:
NE.. LOT . CSF :' GLASSWARE
Lots of Straw Hats . Felt Hats from 50 cents up at
'.GROCERY -
Labrador Herring, Sire
Ma
Herring, =Lake Herrinff, like Sujeriur i�ou
•
.. Anned - Saimon, Canned'Maekrel, :Canned Lobsters, do. Corn,- do Peaches, do, T
For Sale 150 Bushels Prune Timothy -seed. 200 Bushels= Prime {':l i rer'Seed
Dry Goods;
matoes
roceries nosShoes,
, St.a and as•Llreap.�s any in the Dominion at
Alex. Maci ntyre's.
I weih to inform the citizens of Lueknow and
surrounding country, that 1 have
. openeu up.a .
TORER,
s:
In -R. G. Greenwill's Old Stand T will keep.
- -on hand -at all•times
ALL KINDS OF 'FRESH MEAT.
M_eat Delivered . to all . Parrs of the '
Village, on Shortest Notice.
Give mea call. K
JAMES LINDSAY.
� NasAY
Lueknow Sept: 9th. - "...
- TO-
q. 0 N D :GO L A. T, ER S
1 FOR ALL -KINDS OF—
WATCHER,
F-WATCHER;
1• CLUCKS, AND
• JE WELERY;
Repairing done promptly.
• ALEX. FINDLATER,
tiampbell-st., Lucknow._
National Pills.- superior, to alt other purgatives in
strengtit and virrae, in safety and mildness of action..
Buffer and [g/ante
Bart Ss Corrigan
•Will take Butter and Eggs in exchange for
BOOTS & . SHOE -S.
As our stock of Spring Goods is; complete *in
'eyery- line; and havin;. a-s+tock -that will bear
inspectiail. Tire puhhe will -do well tosee our:
goods beiere purchasing 'elsewhere. Ire haye
on band a large stock of.
LADIES -FINS GOODS,
snob as Glove Kid Diamond Rid,Po ish
French Kid, Kid, Kid,
Drab Prunella Kid
-Fox„ Cheek Cloth; an&.others too numeroub
to-ai:enti••n. Our stock of .: • •
-
Misses and
Children'S Ties:
cannot be beat ire town. .A large; stock of
AND SLIP
LADIES TIES .', ,
PERS. r
We- - _
are'now seflfr-g some Imes of boots at
cost. t.
Go
_ ma and
secure
's,. bargain.
EAR ries
MITE WioL>tBLL11'414D R.RTdTL.'.
k
I",BO�.�T1bN
he pioneer is ahead of all.competitors, .offer-
ing 11 'Chests of • .
Qt1�l ' Ey�
nyson Tea.,
uty free ;splendid value. Sugars Ct,ffees,
TOBACCOS, -:rand -• A Pesuianent, stere cure for Di <e u cs, 7)te.
GNERAI; G•Ttoc ERILs. ordtrs and Ailnieutn „f the Kidlieya, lSlaeitler
` and Urinary:secretiveSystem,;,or . Attendant
LT -Pri•ces,
of CowpIaints— eau ingPin nSinasl ..f Back;;
•_ V L0 Pi i•ces, Sides, et.: prod Uinta; t]ribarS•Di+ul• Ter+: such'
es to,, free eut, Seauty, Dittieult Painful—or
Copious :.iletitratiOty f nobility, .�f Retention
(late_ of St.• Belem.)
Raving opened out his new shop, next door ts'
•
Graham's brick- block, is determined
- to keep the .publie st pplied with .'
SPAVIN.:CURE.
SH MEATS.
of choicest quality, great variety and at low est-
proses :
In donnectron,,with the meat business, he also
purposeakreping Instock •
G A R BE N. ATE GLTABLE S
-'of all kinds in their proper. seasons.
The Patronage of the public is:respectfully-
_g
: t-
MOYheo oan.
On teal Estate, at. reasonable
rates; on terms of payment t o
stilt Borrowers
ELLIOT TRAVER
OFFICE ---Next to Post Di ce
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Lucki.ow, March 11
1i\ UI ACl'II1;.ED INT TOI oI\'['o
Ducks Denoms,Cottous,'Shirtings ' Prints.
Lusters, Couburgs- Uashmerse,1+'lannelss,
Tweeds, Russel Cord Coatings, }real
West of England Broad Bllacke
and Doe Skins, Worsted .'
.. Coatings, Boots,Shoee,
do &c.
t pricee as low as any house in the d tra.,.. P
:highest price paid for all produce aii .
' exchanges.' -• •
M. CAMPBELL..
Kendafl4S Spain
Ctn.
The most successful remedyeverdis rv erect' as
it is certain in its effects and -o„
blister Read proof below:
KENO L'S SPAVIN CIRE.
• New Hamburg, Ont.,:Dec.• �8th,1A83:.
Mr. F H. McCallirui, dear sir, --'the Bottle
of Dir Kendall's Spavin Cure -bought of you f.
last sunitper. save Inc. the utmost- •sa.tisfactioin .
and performed a wonderful cure upon'a. mare '
nineteen years olid belonging to •me,zwhich was •
;badly spavined.forten years.'She a so lame
tliat I'could-hardly ;'gut her =to move.
lameness isentirely gone after using half'° a '
bottle tit the,eure, and She is like. a young".
horse=again. • Yours truly, J. r•dROTH.
KENDALL'S •SPAVINCURE•
Send address for. IIlustrated `Circuhir Which.
we_ think gives positive; proof of its i
virtues._ No remedy his -ever ,m -et:.
with such unqualified success '
to our knowledge,for. beast-
.;" r
. as well as mail: )
Price $1, -per bottle, •
or six bottles for $5. A11
drnggists•have it or can get it
_ for you;, or it will he Fent to ar
address on receipt of price_ by the pro
prietors, - Dr. B .1. Kendall & Co. En-
osburgb Falls, Vt
SOLI) BYALL DRUG` :Is'i's.'•
-LYMAI+1" SOTS
MONTREAL It: Q.,'
Wholesale- Age ts:
and Sedimentary Urine Jr,it sical-SS-nipti,uis WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
.`tin; -
'know s .es.largvel, f,attarh,.t tits itl «1 Ter DYSPEPS/A;.
Fassag..8 • BrL fits' Disease, t d
t , earsr,_1)i;ebrLeo;ur�,yey, . I-NDIfsET/ON,_..
Ptteb,
_Nervous Ili.bi°lits etc., rte•: - JAUNDICE:
etc:, d Whiting irJe presence II, Lae s'-tr-Li.-o.f .'�
Diseases r minim
t � thlo , � • BIL/OUcSNESS, D�ZZINE
amu, etive tJr t Ssi
l FLUDRTOPSY,..
TERING:
. 'HEd
AC/DITOFYTHEOFl
THS' BTQaI
..I Tad.
Ohreinic' Diseases.71•16..,EHAflAli CHE�•0THE8KJohn iii DTs aces.1 "L=�ilwdssupw�. dIsordereci LIVER, KIDNEYS. hie Wrri At-AiTrx1 D., Kinr.i4 dine BOWELS OR BLDOD'BTOMA He
W. T. BRAY, Winglam. -
,B.:A.: altncRELI.k.{Luaduit WhrlesialeAR.nt,, it MUIU UI th'& CO., f eters.. °
PasnEeMets and 't'es3tiniouialis eaii.:he abtalh-- - . ERYSIPELAS
ec{ fink, ,
lll ugglstg free. •DALT RHEUN
Pxi -,Eei - C.=iiild's Pad, 8150, (cures: bed -wet-- •
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tuil;).: i; egoist Pad- $2-00 .� ,rcial HEARTBURN, ORYNEBeg
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Aneati every s ectei. of d1 _ i
P cease sss iess;tei f
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