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e*(10$8olsNps'wi Pain AaoVE LI L
;O1414l1: r,1Hswilne . /
oiaow, Ootobor ' ,lBtho 1901.
;'Never ran a,,n achene that 'sciaes.ls
far oil, • OiI eaves f riotion, is an •econ-
olmy of power and epare,the machine,,
rtisin is the o' f b in
e o us
.Adv h )l ess.
Hen., Mr, Tare. hm s _made a change
in
in: the cable rates to .the Yukon.
Heretofore they have been $4 for a,
minimum'of ten.words.The rate in
fature ;s to be 40 cents per word, rte.
' press rate, heretofore $3' per ., ten
words,,, has been made $1 -'per 100
woirds.
Ontario. has beaten` thin`: all at
Buffalo incheese.' NOW, let everyone
of our dairymen, makers, patrons and
ally do their .dead' level. best to keep.
thtothe mark;, • Good as we may •be`.
ere is still plena room''for improve-
Pliant'
w rove
P T P
rnent'and:`we will ;soon be left `behind'
• in the race if we, resit' for a minute
on our laurels.
Meaford Mirror "A by-law prohi-
biting the ' expectoration of- tobacco
juice. on the'eidewalks and the threw-.
ing: of . waste paper and. .garbage on
Ah'e"isieefa was inrt edi etid anid'p`iisaed`
at the . :regular• • meeting of the town
council on Monday evening." ',There
is great'' need for' sucha byelaw
• Luoknow.
Our editor in chief arrives: home
this (Thursday) evening, and':•conse
quently .we will resume. ourold psi -
tions in the back• ground once mote.`
We extend our:' hearty thanks to our
an_ customers-:and.-subscriIiers.1or-
their forbearance with us during' ,the
,,past few'~ weeks,and<no* bid hem
:APsb
, adieu, asfar as our . connection with
thb,editorial sanctum is `concerned.
His Royal • Hi l .
o a hues the° Duke of
g
Cornwall and York has "made'a favor
able impression on thepeople of Can-
ada. • In stature he is rather under-
sized but he.carries .himself well and
under-
.,sized
the appearance of a man, of good
n ei n
p y q e. His waist measure is quite
pronounces, He speaks English with
an accent very closely resembling that
of Canadians and without a trace of
the peculiar, tone by which we in this
country are apt "to' identify the man
from 'England.
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•
KINLOSS
Mrs.:Brownscombe and Miss M.
Brownscombe,.who have been spend-:
ing a month with friends and relatives
this part, retained last week to
their.home:in Ohio.
Miss' .Murti° Armstrong has gone
to Lucknow where she will reside for
/1 aline _w;
Misses Abby Hodgins 'and' Bertha'
Harrleon spent Satnrdaq andt,Sund'ay'
" r with relatives in Hanover,
Mrs. Stanley' of • the aonthline Wand-
ered' from her home' on ':Thursday
• night' of -last week, After hieing, out
wonighte,.thr nnh
_.,...�inclenl_ent,3geather�she._was located in
a neighboring swamp.
• Mr. Joseph Hewitt 'has'~sold his
boating„and picnicking equipments on,
Silver Lake to' Mr, John Hedging,
,v►ho will•add ,any improvements, and
by next season Silver Lake promisee
,to'bea veypopular summer resort
Constable Armstrong is at present
engaged...in, ferreting ut 'a case. of
bigamy. J
Death visited the; home. of Mr..
•Jaiiob Gates. on Wednesday; 2nd Inst;,'
' and olaimed his "eight' -.year-old denght=°
„ •,ere • The `little. girl 'bad been ailing
' ,for some time and her death was `not
unespeoted.:' The funernl took place
.6e ;the following” Friday` to the River's
dale cemetery, ` ,beets. J. Maxwell''
: 'officiating.
Kinloee spent unday at the •hOmewof
Mr. W, Blackwell,
Hetherington. las had; a
windmill !meted, which,' adds conoid
a
er bly ter the appearance' of his, farm,_.
Services in the °Introit of England
on punday were especially', bright and
attrzotive, the gccasion being the an
ftual,Harvest'Thanksgiving, conduct.
ed byReir-. Mr. Owen of Ltuoknow. The
morning service was; made partioularly
appropriate as••a Harvest service by
e eciali g,..hy.
Thanks ,vin vans •'while
g
suitable references were mode by the
minister• to the thankfulnee of all: for
'the bounteous harvest.ao. richly be•
stowed. • The; Poly Communion; was
celebrated after the .service., -lin the
evening church was crowded with:
an attentive congregation.; The an--
them "With Thanksgiving'"' yea es- .
pecially`' well` rendered by the .choir'
The -tasteful;: way in which. the church
was decorated reflected much, credit,
on theyoung; people of the ,church.
HINLOSS COUNCIL,.
,te
e• pairin
nco. A, 1
• I '
�itc
,: oar shop. is especially equip-. ,
ped for a general repair trade
in Bicycle, repairing, and we •
also •keep a full . and . well ase •
serted_. stook of bicycle sundries..•.
Wir ;have„ some second' -hand
whee1 whirl_ we' will s
ll .'
t
reasonablel• •prices.
f'
• Wheels .,refitted
and enamel-
ed.
el -
ed,' :.
Our Prices are the .lowest- and,
wa GUARA$TA1p togive satisfae
tion:
just.nsal
We have received an immense ooignmo e
and Gents' Rubbers, made by the best :makers in tl i
Which , we are prepared to sell at prices' that' have
been, equalled in, Lucknow. , :This line of ,goods we
reat bargain, ,andweareth thereforepreparedto si
•
,ustomers the benefit, Weoffer you. .
'es Ru ' new bbe�s , stoc
is' Rubbers, ne* stoc
Council met.- pursuant 'to adjourn-
ment.. -. Minutes of last meeting havipg
been read and signed the following
business -was transacted, viz :-'
A ' • communication from , Culross ;
.council was read, stating that a gr
of $10'`had bean made to, repair• -.the-,
boundary opposite con. "2,, Culross
upon conditions that Kinloss council.
supplement. The reeve was authorized
to meet the representative' from .Cul,
aross°'council and ape ld n'like amount.'
• The following., cheques •: were iesn-
ed:--Jobn Gillispie, 40 yards Of
gravel,: $2 : Alexander McKinnon, 44
rod gravellinglsouth boundary at 80ct.
and 30 rods at 45c., • total $26,70,
West Wawanosh to pay half; 'Alex -
'ander McKinnon, on account Of con-
tract; 815;. Edward Stanley, ditch on
10th: sideline,; -50c.; . John Portico,
burying sheep, 50;lbert•" Salmon,
work on drain by-law, NO, 6, '$33.50.;
-John 'Geier, balance of contract on
bjf-law. No - 7, $4.20; William Percy,
79 yards gravel,$3.95 prank Elliott
Cleaning timber and bush,' Kincardine':
boundary, $24 ; Robert .Guest, culvert
5th sideline; Sl 50;.'.;'{,Donald McLeod,
c ,
ul rt on
ve Anion bound Kinl
oss
N,.la n cry (
share), $4.75; D.' McIver, gravel `.on
Huron boundary'{Kinloss' ,,share),
20c.; 'Angus' McDonald, .culvert 'on.
Huron boundary,(Kinlose';share),75c.,;
Mrs. • McKay,', 40 yards gravel, ".$2 ;
James Johnston repairingbrid n
,. Geo
Huron bou'ndary,,.Huron to pay hell,'
$1:',•' Robert Hamilton, .;100,: yards.
gravel, $5 ; Richard `Stanley, $4.55;
James Marshall, fees under award,
`McDonald and others—Angus MCDOn-
ald ,$2.50, Municipality of Kinloss
81.50;'` Reuben Stauffer; landler road.
2nd R.S,D.R., .' $100.;... Ebza - Lane,
land for read 2nd R.S.D.R.,
By-law' y law'. No.- 12 for 'opening new
road, deviating through lots No. 13
and 14 in the Second Range south' of
Da ham road, and by-law No. 13 for
closing,up: a portion ofthe road be-
' tween lots,No..13 ,and 14 in the .Sec-
ond Range south of the 'Durham road
'and Lots No. 13 and 14 in' the Third,
:Range south of the Durham.. road,.
were: each read a..first, second and
.third time and finally passed.
The'councii then adjourned to , meet•
again on Monday, 'Nevember:;;lBtb,
at10aan.•
• .GEOaciE G. MOPPAT, clerk. ,
1 - • , ,
Horse -shoeing ' and ' general
blacksmithing done .:on shortest
,notice.
'GIVE. US A TRIAL
B. SNELGROVE
CAMPBELL 8'' LUOKNOW
rR
These goods are all new and freelybut the pre
11 only -prevail while this' consignmentlasts,'as
possible to Secure another, shipment at such low p
Young. Man ` Po / /31'9u Want
Of, course we. have, as usual, an up-to-date stn
is and shoes. We also offer you some splendid b
s' and girls; school boots, and in: leathery geode of
a, n
AUCTION sa. EB^ `'
Value • for your money?
If so take a coursein the
r.'4.145
`c
�r v F.�`+�6nY•C' ''W i�IS�OWEL"
BUSINESS COLLEGE 4..'
either the `: Commercial or
Short=hand : Course
Students may any time
Terms reasonable—send . for College
Journal. '
C. A,Flemi� A L,Mclot. rel
g y
EARIN •
G SALE
President. Secretary.•.
Who Wants a Farm.
][ have over 4000 acres ofchoice farm lands'
for 'sale in 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200, acres, Iota
in Kin oai. ''Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine.
Huron and Ashfield townships. Good:lands
with good buildings to be sold cheap on easy'.
terms. Also, a, good b,ackemith shop (dwell-
ndoinggoodbusiness.' for
. in in connection), a
g 1.
• sale cheap. A general store with large trade.:
live village. Also a large•amonnt of money
-to•loan.at.5.per cent. For further particulars.
apply tAr IL/
J. A.�icKENZIE,
Insurance ,Agent. Holyrood,
CEORA
Having
11ow, I,nQW
Overshoes,
sided -to. go -o- ut of--the-shoe-business-i
. '
er lin c
Y entire -stock• of.Boot�,•,Shoes IL
at' and .:
)rigiaal `Cosi
Tis sto is very c mplete consisting of .$3
worth . of Ili
Class. .Footwear : in all the : difterent3s;
Sale ,comma' on
• STRATFORD,' ' ONT.
:Seventy-five per' cent- of the new students:
from outside of Stratford,who were enrolled
at• the openg of our Pal Term, came from
nearer other business, colleges than ours. and,.
•atudenta were • enrolled from places in which
other 'business colleges are located. • They
wanted the beet business and shorthand train-
ing and came here for it. Our graduates get
employment immediate) on leaving college..
Nine. of, our students', have recently' taken.
itione.as teachers in business colleges.
rite'for our catalogue.. Enter now if possible.",
W ;J. ELLIOTT, Princlpal.
House for Sale..
A very oommodi3ns'house and lot situated'
on Clyde.stieet, a very well laid ;out frame
Louse and in first. class repair. Splendid
vegetable garden, hard and soft water. This
property, is specially well adapted for, a small
family and wilt be sold worth the money.,
Apply to D.R. McIasoss, Lucknow.
Fire Insurance.
Insure your property' against loss or dam'
e fire- in the Id reliable National
les, low-rated-end-p�nanw
Mortgages Leases, Leasee, Agree.
xecnte3.
Hall;. Tnesdsy, Thursday
succus, • /�' ' • •
vPrY. by , o and
rcantilb-Oompaa
,teal payment,.
Deeds, Wille, :Mo
mente.etc.,neatly e
Officer. Town
and Saturday afternoons.
WESTFORD
Mr: j. Moliinney and Miss Sadie
, Scilly of Beryl° ,visited 241'es Susie
A.,large'number front here attended,
.the Lucknow fair on Friday last, ,
Miss Hattie Plackwell, who - at
•• present in Licknow; spent Stinday at
Mr. aid.' Mre..M. Etaidenby of
donVii on Sonde*, ,
, , Mr, W. Katlic and MIAs Iforhey of
•
•JohnPnrris, auctioneer; will attend -
the following: "auction sales' 'on :the
•dates„nimed•-
W H. Melvin,, lot 15, con. 15,
Culross, •on Friday, Oct: 1.8.
`Geo. Byers, lot 29, coal 10, Green.
ocky on Saturday, Oct, 1.9;
Wm- Taylor, lot 30, con. 4; Itinlosa,
On Monday, Oct. 21.
Paul Reid, lot 6;. con.9, ,'Ashfield,
on Tuesday, Oct. 22,
S. H. Greening, lot 11, con. '3, Cul -
rose, on Wednesday, .Oct. 23,
Dan; McCormick, lot” 25;, coo. 1,'
Culross,, on• Thursday, Oct. .24.;.
Peter Roth, lot 30, con, ;14, Culross,
On Tuesday, Oct, '29.'-?
McAllister Farm', Vendome ):%tel,
Teeswater, on Wadneadayi Qot. 30.
)3oar Por Service.
Thoroughbred YOrkshire Boar: ".,4A '
Terms -$1,00 cash at thne Of service, •willi
privilege of rettirning. .
,For pedigreis and ether pariculars apply
Sheep Estrdyi
There `strayed- unto the preniises et the
(Eastern Division) A Afield, on or 'about the
CAtt haVe same ,by_proving.. property. and. pay
•
and will co
We have
wish to secure
show goods .a
DAY, { SEPTEMBER . 7T
ue.-until the whole stook is' dispose
iltfitttC
e particular. good things to offer.
rgains come and see' us: No'. tro
cote prices. 7
TERMS CAS
iii i,g e�za'+R
>(o prepared to give lessons,on '
PIANO €AID . ORGAN,'
A.he
Campbell St., t r Witte 'on G`IKNO11
I
J. D NICNAB,`C. E.
ONTAR10•LAND SURVEYOR '!
SEAFORT:_L P. ._...._
Engineer for. Wingham, Seafortit-'
Howick, Culross Etc. Ce nt;:
alks
w.._ , Sewersand Township Drains,
1' b
wI l , e �iyen .special attention.
Engineer fortlio Village of Lucknow.
Agent for Continental Life Insurance Co., '
for the County of Huron,,
District Agent for New York Mutual Life'
Insurance Company,
MR S. A. M .ARMSTRO ItL
TEAOI#ER•` 01'
Piano; Organ, -Violin,"
Voice Culture, Thorough
•.Bass Harmony and • Counter.
• point...
.Pupils prepared for Conservatory,'
examinations: ,
RESIDENCE Camp bell:street.'
M,
SSC , •�TA`UGHT.:�,
Lessons in •
Vocal and lnstrumenta'•
-'-Music and. Harmony
axe taught ,by
•MRS.::p • SEE
- '.•ri ort m ..,v r `P•,+.rw
LT'S.Y.OU.R.NERVE`S
Its a Couditiou. of 'our 1 crvcm•
'"'hat Either Make Your' Lifc
A.•Eotind 'of Pleasure or,
Useless' Ilsax„i'rlt;ii.
TO many ,women' life' s one round..."
of ,sickness; weakness and. ill'health.•
To attempt ''the 'lightest household
duties, fatigues them. Many of'the
sy..mptoms-aceomnpa-ny •ng'tlne stiacte-of
T`decline are a feeling�'of tirednsc.v
waking,. fai ng'
g, faintness,. d�zzit:ess,• sinking
feeling, palpitation of• the. heart short
ness of breath, 'loss'of appitite,. cold;
hands .and feet, headache. dark circlles
under the eyes, pain In the:; back and'.
side ank all'th,e other accompaniments
of a rundown and 'weakened ,con5titu-
tion.'
All. these.. symptoms and conditions•
are simply' the result cf a•poor quality •
and detective circulation•of the .blood. •
*ith 'a ; wasting away ' of the `nerve
forces.
Bf
fe'.
y eding the system with
DF. W.;^iw1�a.
ODD AND NERVE PILLS
You strike at the. root of the disease
and lay-a"solid foundation :on which
to build. Soon 'the weight' increases, ,
•
the sulken cheeks and flattened` bursts
fill out,,;the eyes 'get 'bright: and- the'•
thrill of renewed health.' acid sten th'
,vibrates .through•, the system. Price
50 cents per. box
FOR,' SALE • BY
C. W, BERRY & SOI,.
LUCKNoyv
• ' ONT;.
estray Steer. .
There strayed onto the*remises of the
undersigned, -let 21, con 14, West Wawan=
.osh on or about September15. a red (and
white steer rising three year old.
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay expenses and take him away, : G. ..
JOHN H SMITH:
All kinds of apples -suitable
for evaporating eat -the -
r 'I beg .t
r .. surroundi
business
'tine buildi
where'I n
of -
•
tis
Butter,
taken ilA ex
NEW
dAN
CONFE
MEAT
Everythi
me. No tr
an
f'a
SJON.ST�It
form the citizens of Lucknow
'eaKrieti/ oil by Mr Thos. .Reid,
ave in stock ',full and.complete HO'
CROCKERY
FLOUR & FEE
EVAPORATOR
and all kinds Of Fartn :Produ
6 for goods.
wedyfAiNewieedverinneioweiporAmmmr
It is 80 easy to furnish a Ilia) houS0
at•a. "small cost if yen, oall, into DaYi-
Wo'have well 'assorted stock of
the following „
Secretaries, in oak', bii.ch and,
ExteMsion. table)) in efm, oak
and ash.'
Cobbler rockers 'in hardwood,
oak., elm and birch.
•
ledrO3n1. suiths in oak, ash,
Plc] and birch.
Our
rtalazg
EMBAot1119, OM' special !attention. '
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