The Sentinel, 1882-12-01, Page 1•
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TifjLiOr TRAVER,
A.1.4 kte ,rtley-at-Law, Solicitor in Chan-
rAnivevancer &c.. Office next door to
e Post Offioe. Lucknow, Ont. 318
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A. MokoE if RRSON-, Arrottifx-T.
tar, (ite., QuveriStreet, Kincardine. 1
*.OW4-.*4- !PRO UPFOOT, •
"4 X aarristers„-Si)licitors, Godericli,
1, Qat. -
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T erardiow WK. PRQUD.FOOT.
rr SO -M VT LIE, • •
63-WEY AIMEE.;
kct xue.-2,r 1.)an. e4syterniq on Real 1;1state.
Valuator- for 'Trust -and. ,Lcrair 00. . lti
i. TO' . SrOonveyanter:
Ij p\viner B etc: Money to
t)-7, st,- 6 f)e,r. straiert interest. Valua-
iiif-o,r
ICINLOTTIGI-1 0._
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GAMER()
(or OAVIEROT et:
pi T A F?
0 hitru16s,ioner in B..
Etc., I
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CAMPBELL)
PUBLIC
, Convyancer, -
;tc. ! •
• 08TALUS.
Conveyancing. in all its Branches. '
Nlortgagey, Bnih Argeentents,
prarnyitly and c*refully prepar
-,g1, and o rrectitess cruararteed.
1•?,-c-irki and prompt attention paid to the
14-earching of. 'Titles, and to all matters eon,
• naketea-Nrith the transfer •o - Real Estate. • .
ClIARs- REA NABI.14.4
& DI
BARRISTERS •
Aneknow -Office one door from- Comeron
•• Campbell's- Bank,
C1-0-LICITOR for -Bank of Elsnalton„ and
C--immiaiioner for taking affidavits for
Zifaikitot7.
'Farni„°P.IWn, and Village property bought.
Ad: "--
kstonzly (private funds) loaned on ifortgaee
e4nrity at 6 and 6i per cent:.
4Stoney- inveSted_ for private persona -upon.
Wit best Nfortgage-secnrities without any ex -
*Ise to Lender.
:Lands for sa:e in Manitoba and . the North
N-Ve-st.
MEDMAL.
DR. ACK1125 .
eitItAD-13 ATE_ of tne-LiniverSityofToronto,
.1-X. Physician, :S'ar.geon,, kn., Office Camp-
ci-pptIsitethe bank. In case the •Dr. is
net in the- offiCe. call -4 the- t.noknow 'Bank_
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GENERAL.
'O'NEY TO LEND on easy . termsuf
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payment. Apply to _
.1 :PAIN COOKE, Agent, Dungannon,
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Rrovincial Land Surveyor, Valuator ne
Lid :eat affize.aver Eadie's Drug Stec
r14'- n. Ont. All orders by mail will re-
ceive promipt attention'.
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JaberI1 Cunningham,
insurance Alent,,
Guelfih
1)ENTXE -ROME Lbentiate of
ISTAY. J. S.
!Dental Surgery, has re-
tro:Yr ed to Wiagham; *here- be will carry on
CA* dentistry !mildness ; but he would beg to
.1*.form his patrons that he will visit Lucknow
oda. the -first YfOnclay. and Tuesday, and also on
Alas- thircriktonday and Tuesday of each month
_Vice at Whitely's Hotel. • 15,
,
. 18t, G -.RM.
A. F.& A. M.,
mt*s the 'ilaursday
on before fullmoon
f each -month at 8,
p.so, Visiting breth-
ren cordialIviorited.
GE`O. A-- SI ODA LL,
L WREN GE, vr.--K. StvIretarY.
IstICKNOW
LODGE,
l'io„ 112
r -a
6PBELLI
E3-ANICE.R.;
IA -LT Q 1\17 0
Money to Loan at Reducer! 4ates. -7t)
Suit tile Time,
Loans on Mortgages as low ae.6 per cent.,
NOTES AND .M04-T,PACES, BOUGHT
Drat's, and Chectues alt,p6ints. cashed.
Special and Prompt -Attention paitto the-
C011ectionsf Notes, AccenintsiRents_,
irt RAFT& PAYABLE AT PAR issued
1..." on the principaIcities arid towusof Cana-
da. and • on .the 'United -States and Great
Britaini
Pitirties Remitting -
Will fill this the elleapest-safest, antintost
eonvenielit Tuetkal ! •
tNTE.RtST:
Five per cont. allowed On Deno:sits. in th
IC Savings- Bank Department.
IF UM'S IM.v,estea for Priyate Parties.
We are pi•epared offer to customers every
fa.cility afforded by a, Oltartered Bank.
and on equally. favorable terms
'ConveYancing in n -H its Branches.
Fire and Life insupance.
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BEST. GO -Air AN -TIES REPRES-EN-TED:
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OFFICE EFOUR8mFRO1I-9 A. IL TO CP.
0Als/l.c.RON. & CAIVIPB-ELL, •
LUCANOW.
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ITCKNOW LODGF, OF THE ANCT.-
ent Order of United -Workmen, meet in
the Oddfellows Hall, on the second and last
&ton day.evenings of eacIrmonth, at 8! O'clock.
Visiting Bretlartn are cordiallY invited to at-
tend. '
GEti KER.R, . W. ARMSTRONG,
Master Workman. Recorder. •
Lucknow, !Tilly 14th,- 1882.
AND FEE
WALTER TRELEAVEN
As in the.past,atirlt keeps on. handfirgeand -
erioristook of -
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-0-EN -E-11A CNC EltiE S
IncludingererythingfoUnd in the. lard-erof a
good housekeeper, He would also inform the
anblic ,more particularly the farming commun -
ity, that he has engaged the services of -a •
THOROUGH MILLER
a;std will carry on the.Milling business with
renewed vigor, and by turning outgoOd grist* ,
in quick time. gaio increased patronage from
the public.. ..4.11 kinds Of '
GRAIN ANI) SEED8
_constantly on hand.
ociccis Delivered to any Part of the
Town. -
JNO• TRELEAVEN
,
LICENSED AlUCTIONIE I R.
Partieshaving sales -Will do well to give him
calL
ingbest Cask Price• Paid
Ratter.
R earden es=-Willo Street, o ppoil te • the
MethodilePhurch.
JJ TILEiEAVEN•
Lucknow, August 25th, 1881. 89-
011EY TO LOAti
o Or laet week
j:AmE8 lacifli-es!srel. to 'tilt' 41k
iI15.4.4,0:(44teietrw,nr:ra.F2rhtlada_sieotTibersenvIebgts.abrter:e4gooterfieotneehkeo:12...e..igi joi.11,..:khoe...NrticLi2ipyytto;Tu:2e°0::.:1;46°"k"-"tivt:eoxior:t72:itaahestit.ito
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cou.gregation in ths pews makes dis- man who bad before beat
couragent pzei:eiher in the s „:11
called Churches. at ar
The Christian
-The hintee of the Presbyterian ki.hurch
k 'thinks a listless 8,1)
the •' doing he bur" anadis°1°B beeuVY)ib1e, and by 'aeastP"a tea runicil. '‘visivie even`
ei begui*singiof Octoo-
sbew that it as
ARIO,
Ribs Broken.
Mrs. Hardy while -going down the
stepsinto the garden on „Thursday last
slipped and 'fell, 'breaking four'. of her
ribs.
-Drunk and Disorderly.
JimmyAiley got on one of his peri-
odical sprees on Monday evening last,
and made things'
borlieod ',Allis dwelling by ,abusing his.
,
-wife and family.
Important to J. P's,
- According to a late decision of jus-
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tice Cameron; a J-astice of the Peace
cannot try a case for , non-payment of
wages. It is a civil case and must be
sued for same as any other debt
New Stores.
The two brick stores recently erected
by Mr. W. :Walker,. on -Campbell
street, are now • completed and _ they
together with the new bank present a
handsome appearance to that part of
the street . One of the stores is now
being use's' as a barber shop.
Squirrel Hunt.
On - Thursday, November 3rd, a
squirrel hunt took place in the woods
in the neighborhood of Kinlough be-
tween sides. chosen from the "sports"
in that section. , Messrs. .Nathaniel
Pennell and James Young were chosen
ca,ptains, the former winning by .520
points. In the evening the company
retii.ed- to Blakeslie's Hotel where a
grand supper was provided, the losing
side having to foot the bill.
Important :to the Sick.
11:1:/r. McCullough; the great Euro-
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peen andAmerican Physician, so famed
for his unrivalled success in the treat-
ment and cure of all chronic and linger-
,
ing.disease, will visit Lucknow profess-
ionally, and . raay be consulted at the
Whitely_ Hotel from 'Friday, Dec. lit,*
till Tuesday, Dec. 5th. Therefore all
AQ-aligt-Pat-v01144..-40,1v4-44.--,RODAult-
the doctor at once and, be, restored .. to:
-health -and happiness. N. B.—See
posted ; also ,hand,bills.
For Baggagemen. .
The days of baggage sniashers are
numbered. A passenger on the Union
Pacific railway has secured a verdict of
tfr. 23 against the company. for daniag7
`ng trunks and goods. :The court ruled
that a railm..-ay company assumes
. charge of a passengers trunk by giving
him a check for it, it becomes respon-
sible for its return in good condition.
That is a decision that will eoinmend
itself to the long-mffering- travelling
public in this country,
Handsome RetidenCe.
Among the Many improvements
noticeable on the 12th e mcession 9f
Ashfield, is the 'handsome stone resi-
.
clence recently erected on Mr. John
Andrew's farm, about two miles south
of the village, Ve had the -pleasure
a few days ago; .ofibpink shown through
it -from cellar td attic, and in our
humble opinion,. has few, if any,
rivals in this locality, either for neat
ness of design an&finish, or conven-
ience and 'durability. To. Mr. Wm.
.Murdock, we belie -4..1s due. the credit
of the stone work .sinCI Mr. Shackleton
has -charge of the work inside, SOni0
parts of which tire not., qiiite finished.
_Mr. Andrew -haa not yet moved into
the "-new 11°14," but -intends doing so
shortly. We holm, that he and his
family may loit continuetoenjoy the
• coinforts of _thine* herae which -they
se-wq.1 deserv'„,
• s The- Como.
d Tract Society
81 t astors-
was Dot &dam, but-StifttSingfe, wrty curl.
The Jape
qj
..tts orbit* in. September-
fomideit, on rough caloulatiQus raade-of ;
ot clay and bakedel!
*ife 'n Cairo held a
niuu of money, 9/D101:112t111
five or sii thous=
who stood by, t
" Whatshall I a
money now, and
l'Anow 'rises not long
4' a: in. visible in
gregaliVti
bart-,fhird of the
Sabbathe horizon and
was a htiv€ b
-Leg-.13roken..
Mr. John Kehoe, one of the. Sectien,
Men, While int:Ting -off laurie-at,the
station house on Thiiisclay:. -of last .
week, 'fell and broke his kg.
Big Threshing,
Messrs. E. & IlicKenzie threshed.
on Thursday, . the 16th et,' NeveMberi
on the farm of Mr.' :Neil McKenzie; Of
the -4 2th-. ,o_nOessidir, bushels , of
Wheat
Used was a" lVfinitesota 'Chief." This
is good Work,
VVOod I' Wood I I
The parties who promised to bring
wood for their .subscription to the Sgx-
TII4EL are requested to do so at mice,
as we are badly in need•of the. same.
The roads are now in good- condition
and no better opportunity can be af-
,
forded this winter.
Arm Hurt.
On Thursday afternoon of last week
Master Willie Hornell, . son of Mr. D..
Hornell, met with. a - serious and pain-
ful accident. while playing inthe school
yard. It appears he .caught hold of
door leading to the ,cellar under the
school buildings, to have a " swing,"
but letting go his hold fell * to the bot-
tom and his arm striking :against one
of the steps was seriously injured. At
first it was thought the arm was
broken, but on -examination it was
found to be badly Sprained at the el -
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Grip's Comic Almanac for 1883.
We have be --favored advance
sheets of this popular annual, and have
no . hesitation in saying , that if the
rest of the book is equal to the
sample , submitted in literary, artistic
and typographical merit, it will be .the
best comic annual yet issued,. -even
from 6:rip office. Every line is teem -
fun, and the pictures are
equal. to theletter press. The Almon -this,
Ale:2.1sA‘lie-•:Hicontigteraly--
r -though no %nee
ie to be littsfourt a , a&
maae in the -price. Every One -
of onr readers. should lay by atquarter
in a bit of paper, libelled "for C4 -rip's
.
Almanac. only."
Anniversary Eleryices*
The. anniversary sermons - of the
-Canada- Methodist Church Were preach-
ed on Sunday laat by the Rev. W.
Donagh.,, of Clinton, who delivered two
very able and appropriate discourses.
On Monday_ evening a " Fariners Sup-
per" was held in :the 'Caledonian Hall
which was largely attended:- the_au,
dience being bomposed.'of members and
adherents. of the dilferent demainina-
tions in the village and country. The
spread" which' -was, prepared by the
ladies of .the *congregation was the.
fiaest of the kind_ ()lief kiven under the
auspices - of the church. • .-After ample
'COIRIRENICATION.'
NOTE.-.---. We •itto- be •distineVy-tinsferstovii
- tAnt, Ato-not.fiold our8olves • regpoitsibe jothe vicwe r
.41'.7e-iiCt 4 correapoAdentit---A;th -; •
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To thoEdi.tof Of 'lie AS'Ontivet
pia i9Ortait. through•
your. columns, to point out that
-prev-ails to large extent-, in idine of
our se-hooli in this county, notoriously
so iii.stuneef them...,- The. niay,--
to
a. greater or less degreei he dile to
_systein. tO": Whiell: the ; ine?iperie,nb6,4
:and -1688' independent teacher
= -
gives
allegiance,hut whit: ,
we believe, :was never -intended by. our
ediMational authorities to be the era "..p
, ut -
ed. up, .eirciiiiiscribing ‘,:inachine that it
a.ppeari: to. be in the handsofSome of
these so-called. teadiOs.' The
- _ .
Wilich. we :eciinplaip. arises -'.from 4.
iktfi0 idea that prevails :with regard:to;
the-classificatien of
aware . that seine ..pUblic school inipeet--.
-Ori are largely respensible for its. .
.spread existence, especially is this the
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ease in Counties where they .havo _ .acl-
=opted -Uniform systeni,oftwomotioits,
giving it. absolutely into the hands of -
the1118-pea-or. to decide Who Shall. 4_4
promoted,. by its:. (level ving Up -011 that
functionary. to prepare -the •queStionsen
which -- the .are
follow nature" in.:this as in. other things
we think would e wise. _
-application of the systeni begins far. tail__
soon:: According the opritiorL:
of
the .system iome inspeotoral
.ons no child -is allowed to pass -into
realdin, g book of a. higher grade until 1t
liaf arrived at a' certain stage of Pia;
eieneY in some ;other _subjects, as foi
(3' Xillinplef- Arit-hmetic. is j not ar,
lowed to take iup the, 'second Oart. -
the first book, no matter hoiv.
he is for the advance, the depart --of -:reaiifng, ,and .an,4:--
With spelling we include -Writing, .
ias
spellingis.net, -taught to any great
_00,9-,1P,V,5*-(148;--eV011 IR the first part
-07thec.Arift..hoole
schools,except by means of writing,
!unt, Ilier-fiiiiii.***-:.,aniform advanct-
heiS - iminediately turned back to:0141:
i -
'lie tin Several 4itilei 'subieets.4,_ or if
.the child --happens; T iii- he mn.:. import*
tion firom sonie other school, where tile
..swaddlingbands hadnotbeep. retained
-: so- long' iu the Matter of . reading, 4e..,,
familiar grounds, according to this .,
distorted ' view . 'of the ystem: - lite!
rigid: appliOation of thii -principle ite..-
. . ,
carried out through the whole sehool...'
-course,' in fact,. if it be -relaied at any
f!sta0Sef the course; it it in :.paiSir*i..
'throOkh the.'adviiiiced one. ' We havo •
closely watched tile system in this.. .
par-
ticular,- and must prenOunce th ba e
I - _ em 4 '
ful indeed. '-: -It -would" - seent to he the
),-6iiq t•Vai a child -cannot -Ile taii_ghtth;
eleineitts.:of 'Arithmetic- while reading:
„in. the secontpart-of the 'first took; a
justice was done to the inner' inan the' It
when reading 1-n tii- -firs'. t
intellectual part of the programme as ' It is both a waste of theteacher'stii*
iliti.g.d4cect. The etia-ir .ve..a-s . occupied and �f !ttolfilebhijeleAt'shimenetrogise4s,oaht,41.thn_iiisiezl
by Mr: John' MbOarclY while -short
and appreciative addresses were given xitr:tat;e:10,..041.7:ileken7or :in:144.67c- whota,.i, ,:5- - -
-AblYeisTRaebv'b,311R.es,A7:-Ati. diva wir:1:10cirN4';'T„:„hrn_ -44is:.ifialso 'ideo-of -class ea,
dine, and camerQn. - buring the ag-S-8--?
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evening se.veral selectione
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vocal and instrumental music were
giverf-by MiSSes K. . C. 'Strong, H.
Hornell, S.. Bowers, Emma Smith,
Ida Aooklid.ge,
Mr. I). E. Cameron and the Members
ofthe choir. The proceedsamountirig
to over fifty dollars are in aid of
of the Trust...Fund.
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TORONTO ?rat/ '-comes tO--ut -:- this
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-week - in tin, .enlarged- -and-- improv
.lonit with several new featu. . - • lii
..:-T--4; buoreli, _.-:-
gv-e- '-e-s.-c-1.0.13-.0.'erf of -iPi ,prOSpet7tsi.;7_,•-:Aelars.- . e -a. iii, 6:°. ''-Li1P-13.
sides pui7lisiiing...-cUts of , --,the, eurrei..-_. .- -_
fashions ,with letter : press' descriptio?' - to -1-41"!--.., IT, i- ,....-*
of thp noW, styles,, ' if issiies each we siv7iii.ebtii4I.;:tgoiti_6ft:.,:,,7,,,,..44'.''.1:nit-,
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have',Ii'idt--faktenint
thitt --.. Our -cliir
iclioels, . '1 Ate*
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the dark
were You-
ldia't 1113d
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sibly ad
ation last
th *revs as,
servise
hicopee ale' :ops
eid- (Maas.) Iteribionn,-
that- Mr. •Aibert . Guenther,- under
Wild'alletel, hail tise4- that remar1030
nieremedy, ST. JACOBSOIt;f049,SeTer0
case otrlacumatisin-, and it curddlibm, s
if .14-zaegi*I.'
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di take ogis
ionkpotatiiidoe-iva.a,
ut a - a piece of MUSIC in ftill size sheet, form
tilske .sotba°t.a"-40a7Yvear'll. the beitii able to re -print popul f
10460 teleSeepes. So, of .
States th,t 1r t the first matt
nsse believe- the
ho made his :c-ounef theexpectatiensofastronoiners,r
ar pieces o
A.merica9. e.epyright which U. ,erdi4-
a,t:ily at 30 ,to cents. Tvuth has
also stiirtedill 4t'llealth and Ifedical
PepearfdAinent." following the.
,ea
sora nr.rican and El.olish
literary
:journals, aniftRese features, with its
,
stories and,,,,well, veritten notes, o
current events, will afford. good ground
for the claitn that it is now the:leading
domestic_ joiiinal it. Canada. Taesub-
.. ,
scription price of :truth remains EA
8.1.50 -per -year 'ai '1-)efore„ liotwiths tan el-
ingit is ancreaSe4,10,:site
duriu ail- the ex-, e
The us.tive Christians
come
Nvlie.ri does a youqouldortbstu.rnfutifioutehde _ a.
e
sun by, Christmas
Treit g7:11r. mPeeertili:g4 rtheg l
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2_ an tviolent
amineetiou Ti,rth - • a trier to ex.eubsw_ 4172n,e neeaxnrye-%::nakte place .lief9S. some'
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tadia. any rate,
rive men who wer formerly.. r ti_es,ars . convulsions and other
pri now engsgea in °brills= wer.. serizi(e, direfulconsequences; real or irnagin
esla are tbe 13 alba Illission m an&
ee
In a. recent ais coarse oil Naorr.ii a NeW - telling
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