The Sentinel, 1882-09-01, Page 4L
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EEE LIBERTY' O VT'1�FiIi dN12'1'b LIIiQ'3 ' FI IELY'
ACCORDING,t0 0 S'H'E DIUTATWOF coxiacirsca wit
Parzz ABOitE: AVI. o!rREH_LIBERTIES. •
latekoow, Sept.: 11 1.1362.
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tee::obs°$eve, says the 'Walkerton
• • ete$cope, that in the protest entered,
in `the Queein's bench, in the 'name °off'
Mr. John. T;olton against 4 the election,
•of Mr. Rup -Mearse Wells, -for East
B`ruee in tit-. Dominion -House of Comte.
Mons, that'�n -ease 'the charges are es
tablished and the thaain of the:. member
elect; to'the.. seat.. rendered; therefore,
null and. void &t is not cla medfor• Mr.
Alexander $haw, who, we hear,, has no
further hankei'ineafter parlianientry
honors. Perhaps under.- all the ciroure,.
stances the concltmion thus arrived -at..
is. a wise onr, as the supporters, of Mr<
Wells in, Est Brace are: riot destitute
of proofs of counter charges. which if
'aa brought 1ionie, . would disfranchise
-both Mr. Siaw, anal those of his, agents
_ Who said to have been' guilty of
ieertain illegal -practices.. It is said
that Mr.-T'Filton will leave "no—stone
unturned,' to unseat Mr. Wella ` for
independent animus ,it is alleged that.
a
-he has, hiralielf, aspirations 'for wile-
" mentary honors `in ease his «protest',
w th - success.
ente : rise is: crb fled wi .
Doubtless tliisbontingency isthe motive
power that is impelling the . ger atd
in the Douse .it is taking. fiat; the- Ias"-
- month. It is now rabic1 against lawyers
•and hysteiicail. Brant e in.. its affect -
.ions - for • 2arniers.• Mr. , Tolton.. is a
fanner,' of 4'readers. caii therefore see
the • conn tion. Only three -short
months have transpired since it was.
precisely an opposite frame, of mind
But, Pope! says that '.----'" The rogyeand
foot by fits are fair and wise, anche'•eii:
the: best b fits what they despise'
stta gut rind Just as _he got near - the.
door the boy pointed to pa's hat .and
said, "Fetch. it" The dog is a - big
Newfoundland,; but he is a jumper •aind
don't you forget it. • Pa is short and.
thick, and *hen the dog struck him on..
the;shoulder and took his hat pa almost
fell over and then hesaid get out,.and;
he kicked arid backed up towaid the
step, and then turned around and the
boy pointed to the -handkerchief -and
said, •" Fetch it," and the doggave one
bark and' went.for `t and got liold of
it and part of pa's duster; and pa; tried
'to climb -up the :steeps on his hands and.
feet,and the dog pilled -the other way,
and it's an old fast year's •duster any,
way,, and the whole back breadth,come
out, and when'I'opened the door there•
pa. stood with the front of his coat and
sleeoee;on, but the-baokwarigone and I
took hole, of his arm,:and he said,,' Get
out," and was. going to kiok me, think-
ing I -wags dog,, and I. told hint. I. was:
his rown little boy, -and asked him:- if
anything was the matter, and ' he said, -
f M (hie) atter enough. NTew` •(hic)
land dog cha►ing me last hour.na half,
Why didi 'tyou come. and k(hie)ill}em."
I told pa there- was no -dog at all,* and
he. must be careful—of his health or I
woulcIWt have no.pa.at all. He looked:
at me and asked Me as .he felt for the
.
place 'where his linen duster, was, what.
had become of his coat tail - and hat if
there Was no dog, and I told him :he
had.: probably caught - his coat on that
barbed: wire fend doh the street, and
he said hesaw the dog_end a bey -just
as plain as could be, and for me to help
him: upstairs and go for .the- doctor. I_
got him in•bed and he said, c. this is a
hellish elnuate my boy," and Iivent for
the doctor. Fa„ sakt he wanted to be
cauterized so he wouldn't go mad. I
told the .doc. the joke and he said.he
would keep it up,. and he gave pa some
powders.; and told him if he drank ally
more before Christreass -he. was a• dead
man. ° Paa says it has leaned him- a
-lesson =and-. they can °never get any
more pzen down him, butdon't,you
give me away-, willyou; cause he would.
go and complain . to 'the police about•
the dog and -they . would shoot it. Ma
will be back as -soon asishe gets through,,
sneezing,- and I will tell her and she.
will give me a chr-omeo, cause she don't.
like to have pa drink only • between
meals. Well, good "day, •there's an
Italian got a bear that performs in the
street, -and I'rr-goiing to .find where he
is: showing•and feedt_he bear a cayenne
pepper lozenges, and. 'see him clean out
:the Polack settlement; Good bye."
And the bay went to look for the bear,
HIS. PI
AGAIN
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"If'th dogs in. our neighborhood
hold out ` 'gti ss = I can do something
that all the temperance societies have
failed to ?do," says the bad boy to the
groceryman,; as he . cut 'Cif a piece of
cheese an:took a. handful of crackers.
out of a1 x.:
. `?6- eili . for heaven's sake,what
have youlbeen doing now, you little
reprohatee" • asked the groceryman as
he went to the desk and charged.the
boy's father with a. pound and four -
ounces of cheese and two. pouiidh of
crackers„ } If you was- my boy and
played any -of your tricks on me= I
would m€.ul the everlasting life out of
you.. Tour father is_'a cussed fool that
he donr1send yos to the Reform school.
The hired girl was, over this morning
end says' your - father is sick, .and I
should think he would. • What • have
you 'done 1 Poisoned him, I suppose"'
"No, I didn't poison hiM I • just
'seated the liver out of him, that's a1L'=
an. offeringevery . day immense
PRINTS FRI
Tactory Cotton 5 to
fine assortment
1104 was it," asked the groceryman
as he charged up a pound. of prunes to -
Cie boy's father.
','Wel,- I£11 tell you, but. if you_ ever
tell' pa won't trade here -anymore..
You. •see, pa: belongs: to allthe secret
societies, and when there is a, grand
lodge clr anything here he drinks awful-
ly., There was something, last week,_
some sett of a leathern apron affair,
or a sash over the shoulder,and every
night he was out till, the next day, and
his breath singled all ;the tide like Vin-
front of fa: vinegar 'store,; where they
keep yeast. Ever since ma took her
hay fev r with her up to Lake Superi-
or,
uperior, pa has been a terror, and l: thought
something ought to be donne: Since.
that variegated:dog trick -was played
on . hiri he • has been pretty sober
till .ma * ent away, and I happened to.
think of a dog a boy in the third ward
has got- that Kwill . do tricks: He will'
• jump up and take a man's' hat offand
bring , athandkerchief, andall that. So.
I got tbie boy to come up on our street,
and Monday night, about dark, I got
into the house and told the,. boy when
pa; canal:-, along to 4nake the dog,take
A: N
Lotsof Straw Hats.
M 6 -TO 15 CENTS. DRI
2-- •cents. The _best assortmeu
f�Boots Etna Sloes. Just open
Felt Hats from 50 cents up al
ntities of, Fresh_: Spring Gobds,
SS GOODS 9TO 25 OENTS4
ef
weeds`in town, at the lowest :rices. . T
d T -made- Cloth
ed TWO ca�.es of Itiea � •
RE AND.: 0R0C
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lil rn.4-..
LLA SHOES A, ,
300 PAS -RS PRU X11 E.
GAITERS from 50 to- 60 -cent
g_ M ALOI TYRE
NEW STRAW AND _FELT -
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FELT
TB>h MLRKETS.
Fttll Wheat ,,.- ... 00' 90
Spring W beat "...000• •
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Moir' . ....• • bo. b 00 6 50
Earley ... .. ;:; ;4'0 70 .•
Oats - .. . Y.. ..! .i. 040'
-Seas: :.. ...4 ...:... 0 72
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Potatoes---perbus.:
Dray=per tint
•
Wool ... ... ...
cork per cwt .. i
Lags ... ... ..
:Butter ..
Apples --
NEIN SPANISH
10.0 r eces of -Dress
•
BAR IETY,
LACES 1N' ALL DOLOR;
Goods in all shades and'pric�
Satchels, and a.great variety of Fancy Goods,at A
Ladesand Gents Ties. Note this. race up, S
��. IVIACJNTYRES
s-, .t A. IacInt s.:Yarsic,
�,.0 b
elks,c
, .
'.:17acIntyr s. Ladies and, Gents Collars. -
pounds .of good Tea for_ X1.0 .
Alex. Mac I tyre's.
a 70
0 40.
0.65
..a ink .u. so e o W
...10001000;
• .018 020
... 7-O0 700
... ... 0=i8; .018
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.50 66
A furred tongue, bad taste in 'the mouthi
nausea vomiting. variable appetite; alternate
yellow cant of the eyes: and countenance, indi,
cater setiotis biliary tronble. Jaundice 'a
dang.erthii disease, it is an overflOW of bad.
bile an the circuletiontany of these symetOms
sbould be remedied without delay, and.Bur
dock BIood.Bitters. is the remedy upon whieh
you may surely rely. • •
Money to
On Real Estate; a
rates, on terms of
suit Borrowers:
Loan.
reasonable
ayinent to
SPAVIN ' CURE._
ELLIOT
TRAVE
Post 01-,ce
D STAND,
fariner and the general 'public.
New hardware Store of T.' Lawrence, Campbell-
,deSigns in Builders -Hardware"
Platealarc, Palk
taignit
KNO
.:0011's -
T/ae Moat suCceisfu remedy even Voted
it is certain ilk its .effects and
blister, Read proof below -
•
Oi
nob pay.
Shovels,
Mr: F. h.. McCallum, dear sits,— le bottle
li
- and performed a wonderful cure upo a' mare:
nineteen years old belongingto me,which was..
badly spavined for ten years. Siae wts so lathe
-that 'could hardly get. ber to m- ye. 'rho,
/saneness is entirely gone after, -Iasi ' g -1141f et '
bottle of the cure, and she „is like a youngz •
horse again Yours truly J. F. T4.
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I will 00#114e- VO.
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KENDALL'S" SPAVIN t !!E.
Sencl-addressfor Illustrated 074c1114, whiC42
nice $1 per bottle, "
druggisti have it or can get its
orsix bottles for $5. Al
for you, orit will be sent to lay
adiiiiest on receipt ,of price by the pro,
osburgb -Falls, .Vt.
The Wild- Strawberry phirl possesses rare -
virtue as a denting. cooling astringnnt, ante -
septic, and headiark medicine, and -when com--
hinei with other valuable vegetable extracts,
-as in .Fowlees Extract of Wild.Strawber-
ly, it is an unfailing remedy in- all 'Bowel
•Davitt Olark,,,Druggists; Renfrew, writes
-111i jtine 3rd. `,`Wn have sold„Fowler's Ex-
tract of Wild- StraWherly for' a number Of
purPose for Which it was designed.' Dr..
Fowler's. Extract, of Wild Strawberry- mires
all' forms of Bowel complaints incld.erit to
The firu of J.• if. Doughiss,
• writeins June, 1st, taying " There Want an-
other preParation we can recoaninend.with as -
much confidence asBurdeck Blood Bitters,:,
it hmariablY gives the best.. of satisfaction:"
Burdock Blood Bitterit cures 'all diseasei -ef
his hat! and to- pin a handkerchief- to Blood raver -and .
. Ades co4t tail and make: the deg- take
. -that and then.for him- and the-degte,
lite -coal for Well, you'd did&
wane up the street as dignified -and
;iniportant as- though-. hi, had.' gone
any one sending the test f!*ur line itynie on
1$ Truman'," the remarkable little gem f"r
the Teeth andBreath. Ask your druggni.t for
ttr9484 btu-Iv:104, slut trio& to -mak chastaucd_pearbi, !A treent =sample settles it*
ani
also Box, arlor2
All of which are marked olvn low.
.Repairing Promptly
Eavetroughins-
"th their work —
done,and at as low prices as can be don e in any
in the conntry; hileieturning my thanks to
the liberal patron ge bestoWed on me in tbe 1
the continuance o the ,same in the future.
VeS
parties fay-
ig a good job
rst-class shop
the public fpr
st, I hope for
WILL. CURE OR 'RELIE,VE.
bILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,,
DYSPEPSIA, . DROPSY, .1
JAUNDICE. . OF THE HURT,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY -OF -
SALT RHEUM- • THE 8TOMM14
HEARTBURN, pRIPIIESS.
1 And every- species of drew", ar#sin_g__ front,
disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS.- STOISAOHt.
LT!,FOURS: t‘;
BOWELS OR- BLOOD+ -