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Grain Market.
The following are the market quota-
tions for this week : —
feas, 5t;c to 56c
Wheat, t;5c to 65c
Barley, 3;+C
(fiats, 3:;c to 23.;
CARDS OF CONDOLENCE.
Lucknow, Sept. 6, 1899.
Me. a z.l .11re J -e.,. 1r4c ,i,
On the occasion of they death of
their beloved- son Herbert, which
occurred Sept. 4th, 1899.
We, the pupils of S. 3. No. 7,
Kinloss, have learned with great
sorrow of the death of our fellow
pupil and playmate, and desire to,
convey to you an expression of our
earnest sympathy and deep sorrow
with you is the loss you have
sustained. We know that no winds
we can use can lighten your sorrow,
still we cannot help expressing our
esteem and deep love fur dear departed
Bertie. His bright, smiling counten-
ance will long be missed among us to
whom he has endeared himself by his
e.teerful and amiable disposition and
his obliging and winning manner,
An 1 while we sorrow for the loss of
one of our number, we can say that
sorrow in mingled with joy, for we
know that Bertie is safe in cheering of
Jesus. He has gene before us to that
better world where sorrow never
enters nor tears bedim the eye.
We tender to you and Bertie's
beloved brothers and lister our heart-
felt sympathy,
signed on behalf of the school,
Mary Beaton, Wm. George
Irwin, Bella Campbell, Wm. John
I Twin, Dora McLennan, Henry
Macleod, Essie Ann Cook, Harry
Torrance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Irwin,
MY DEAR FRIsfDs, — I cannot
express in words the deep sorrow I
feel .,is day, as I enter our school
and think of one whom 1 shall teach,
no more—one who has indeed endeared
himself to me, as his teacher, by his
open frankness, his kindly disposition
and his obedient and respectful
behaviour. While I join with ygyi in
deep sorrow over the depat ture of
your beloved son, I feel pleased that
utemory can dwell on his many
excellencies Accept, dear friends,
this expression of my sympathy and
condolence with you and yours, and
though there is now a vacant chair at
your board, let us think of dear
Herbert as present with the Lord.
" Let nut your heart be troubled, ye
believe in God, believe also in me. In"'
' my father's house are many mansions ;
if it were not so I would have told
you. I go to prepare a place for you.
And if I g;, to prepare a place for you,
• I will come again and receive you unto
myself ; that where I am there ye
may he aL o. "—John XIV , 1.3.
Let the Lopes and promises of the
Gospel bsa your support and let us ail
earnestly seek for the crown of ever
lasting glory. -I am dear friends,
Your in the bonds
f Christian sympathy,
T. KATHERINE MacN'ABB,
Teacher.
KINLOSS COtiNCIL
Kinloss Council met Sept. 11th,
Members all present. Reeve in the
chair The following business was
transacted Minutes were read and
adopted. Accounts were settled as
follows :
Geo Malcolm for gravel two bills,
14.50; F Hodkinson gravel, 96c; Geo
Percy, gravel, 45e, Thos McConnell
11ravel $3.30; Mrs D McKay gravel,
.13; John McKenzie gravel, 3 bills,
812.35; Jacob Miller gravel $3.; John
Holmes gravel, 12.75; Jas 3laes gravel,
$1.58; James Bryan priutiug, $47.75;
N Bushel rep Stauffer bridge, 17.75;
John Kennedy gravelling con 3, 118,
Peter Reid, fees for Judge's court on
appeal re Forehan'a ditch, $2.50; Clerk
of Judge's court, council's share of
costs as per award, 14 22; G Moffat
refund share of Judges fees, $1.69;
Jacob Miller gravel, 12.75; Woo 1ifEo
rep culvert, 11.50; Richard Congram,
culvert on Huron boundary, 14.25; W
Congram rep bridge on Huron bound-
ary, 114.50; Jacob Miller grading on
35th side Iine, 15; James Marshall
expenses examining drain 39, $20.25;
do. on Roach's drain, 11; Chas Beach-
lumber
each-
1umber for reads, 11188.
Council. adjourned to meet on the
16th day of October.
PETER REID, Clerk.
SUFFERING FROM HAY FEVER.
In an article on Hey Fever in the
American Angler, January, 1899, a
correspondent writes : -- "Of oonrse
thousands of remedies have been
offered and tried, but the time and
n•vuey spent in the trial hes generally
been wasted, for a partial relief, if
any, could only be obtained, and the
causes yet remained. Therefore, in
place of remedies, surgical operations,
and heroic sufferings, the only course
for a subject of hay fever to pursue, if
'relief is desired, is to tit from the
infected atmosphere and deleterious
influences to regions where the air and
surroun(lings are free from the sourcers
of his trouble."
The Muskoka Lake-,, Magne:tawan
River region, Lake of Bays. and
Georgian Bay districts are totally
exempt from the (.:auaes of the trouble,
and immediate relief and a decided
cure is assured ail. who visit this
beautiful locality, The main consider-
ations in choosing these regions, in
,. preference to other localities, are :-
1. Relief and total immunity from
hay fever.
2. Easy acceesibility and moderate
ho vel rates.
3, Good postal service, express and
telegraph, railroad and steamboat
facilities
4. Beautifully secluded and charm-
ing camping grounds.
6. Good hotel accomodation on all
principal lakes.
6. The adaptability of the surround-
ings to meet the various or varying
moods of invalids, tourists, or sports-
men.
7. The wooded shores of the lakes
and rivers, principally balsam and
pins, Is also one of the accountable
reasons tor the curative and healing
properties in the atmosphere. :)escrip-
Iive matter writ free by spplying to
M • C. Dices V, D.P.A.,
Toronto.
Bargains.
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RE000TION
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To buy your Shoes is when you can buy them
Cheapest, and that time IS RIQ H T N C W1
while we are holding our Clearing Sale. The
Prices we are making are so Low that you
cannot resist.
Customers not baling the cash will be
treated as if there was no specialsale on.
YOURS TRULY,
W.
S. GRENACHE
CEO. H: LAWRENCE.
Snap Shots.
1N..C. JOHNSTON..
Osii' Ctstonter,s
• Take Them.
THEY CET THEM FROM US.
Tip top Facilities,
Tip top Variety.
Tip top in Quality,
Tip top in Treatment
BUT PRICES AWAY DOWN.
We postively give as utucis, if not niot•e, in real values than any one
Oountry.
NO USE LOOKING ELSEWHERE,
CALL. ,JPON US.
LaWrOfiCe cliaituaraftet
in the
Fpruiture Dealers and ,Undertakers
PIED
ROBINSON—In Kinl,, on Thursday, Aug.
314, 1St*. 31St::da Ann Robinson, aged
years, 9 rnOnth�, 16 daye.
NOTICE
T) tJBLIC NOTICE IS HEEEBY, GIVEN
1 that the _ NN' AL1!}E?[r,; of the shale
holders of the Lucknow Elevator Conipasy,
r.t•ii will be lit 1d in the Council l ':►sulker,
Tow% HAIL, Lucknow, on Saturday, the 23rd
day of September, 1899, at o'clock p.m., to
receive statement, elect officer- and for trans-
action of other •rrene.ral business.
By Order,
11U4 <11 MOI',1USON, Se 'y
Dated this 13th day of September. 1809
HEIFER ESTRAY ,
E TO THE PREMISES OF THE
Cundersigned, A\ilot 32, con. 1, Kinloss, on
or about the twat of June last, a red two year
,ld heifer. The owner is re, jueste d to prove
property, pay expenses and take her away.
MILES McMILLAN , Langaidr.
Thompson's Livery 4,
'y First Class . .
Horse's and Rigs .
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Campbell St.. ~
LUCKNOW
1899 - VOTERS' LIST -1899
Municipality of the Township of
West Wawanosh, County of
Huron.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I have transmitted or delivered to the
persons mentioned in the third and fourth
sections of the "Vot..rs' List Act" the copies
required by said sections to be so transrnitt,-d
or delivered of the List, pursuant to the said
Act of all persona appearing by the last revised
Amassment Roll of the said Municipality to
be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at
elections for members to the Legislative
Assembly, and the municipal elections, and
the said list was first posted up in my office at
thin 22nd day of August, 1899, and remains
here for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the
acid list and if any ommioton or any other
errors are found therein to take immediate
proceedings to have the same errors corrected
according to law.
WM. 5. McCROSTIE,
Dated this 22nd Clerk of the said
day of August, Municipality,
19,
St. Helens P.O.
Coming ! Coming ! Coming!.
T. P. SMITH,
.'. SoioatiSo Opitioiaa, .' .
Graduate of New York, Pridadelphia and
Toronto Colleges, will be at
$irry Del yt s Drxg Were
011E DAY ONLY,
THURSDAY. SEPT- 28TH
Call early and avail yourself of his
valulible services.
IXAMIRATION FREE.
—It is our sad duty to state the
death of Mr William Shackleton
which took place at his home, con. 9
on Tuesday, Aug. 29th, aged 71 years
and 5 months. Deceased was a
brother of Mr. M. Shackleton, 'Fat
Master
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MURCHISON
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The ELDER DEMPSTER CO.
LINES
• . OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADA LIFE AS3URAIiCF. CQ•
THE GUARDIAN FIRE & LIFE
DOMINION_OF CANADA ACCIDENT
TICKETS
DOMINION EXPRESS ORDERS
JOHN MURCHISON, Agent,
LUCKNOW
MRS. A. M. ARMSTRONG,
- TEACHER OF -
Piauo, Organ, Violin,
Voice Culture, Thorough ,
Bass Harmony and Counter-
point.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory
examinations.
RESIDENCE—Campbell .\treet.
ANTED1
10,000 DOZEN
FRESH EGGS
For which the highest
price will be paid, either in
Cash or trade.
ti.eity
We have also added to our stock of
FRI.'ITS and OONFECTIONERY
A NICE FRESH
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND - CANNED - GOODS
And will be pleased to supply
all who favor us with a call.
RFt'ITN and VEGETABLES
Are commencing to come in
plentiful, and will be sold cheap
All goods delivered to any part of
the town.
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Soda
and all kinds of Summer Drinks kept
at all times.
INIKX/Dirs
of -Brightness
By paying a •visit to our store you will be rewarded by seeing a lot
of atom' and Attratotive 0**411:69
fashionable things in ,. ,� Ji ,16 , 40$ ,�
including the most
Ladies' FALL SUITINGS.
Ladies' KID G LOVES. .1.
Ladies' FALL FLANNELS.
Ladies' FINE FOOTWEAR.
YOURS TRULY,
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Gents' and Boys' Ready Made ('LOT 1i 1N'(,.
Gents' FALL al- (1 WINTER OV fast 'U1'1'i's.
Gents' Fleece Lined and Wool Underwear.
Gents' FINE and COARSE :FOOTWEAR
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FANCY FLANNELS.
MIN(rS.
We carry the largest stock of liesiery in Town. Ask for a
pair of the FAMOUS LONDON itilAND HOSE for
Children, with Double Lock Stick Kest at a popular price.
. Newest Things iii DitESS TRIM
Newest Things in SILKS. :
1$
G. Murdoch & Co., Luckndw
FOR THE HARVEST
We would ask all who may be
in need of anything in the line of
ARVE.$T TOOLS
Not to forget that we are
t .. always HEADQUARTERS for
�ska$.y 301.00$1.0
STRAW FORKS,
FORK HANDLES •
HAY FORK ROPE
HAY FORK PULUES
Scythes, Snaths, Scythe Stones,
Cradles and (cradle Fingers.
Garden Hem a ►, .iA Flee' Meer, J$ Turnip Reel,
GARDEN RAKES AND HAY RAKES.
MACHINERY OIL
AND OIL CANS,
And our prices are right,
T. Lawre,tce, Luckow
Re.tne tLer We Sall
Pure English Paris Green and
I .06:• Church's Potato Bug Finish.
M OORRIGANS'
Is the place to make your selections in
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
i have in stock the following :
kpples
kfacking
Black Lead j
Blue
Baking Powders
Barre} pot
Bath Brick
Beane!
Broom
Basket4
Brushes
Biscuit
Coffee
Confectionery'
Goods
Cocoa
Chocolate
Corn, canned
Corn meal
Currants
Currie Powder
Cream Tarter
Dried Apple Nutnegi
Extracts 011, olives
Figs Oil, sweet
Ph.h, anned Oil,castoe
fish, dried Oranges
Gelotiae Oat Meal
Gangers Palls
Hops Peels
Honey Pipes
Inst Pickax
Indigos Pearling
Licorice esus, eaa4ea
Lime Joie Pepper
Lemons Raisins
Lamps Riceg,
Lard 1 S ice Flour
MMaIIchea 8a
Meal���` Salmon
Macaroni ardinee
Mustard • Senna
Meats, canned - Seeds
Cocoanut MaRneuia / Sugg
Dates -• • Sar
A-1 Flour always en hand.
Sods
Soaps
Bpiois
Starch
St awbonles canoe
Sulpher,
Tapioca
Tomatoes .canned
Teas
Tobaccoes
Vermicell
Vinegarsl
Washboards
Washing Crysta
Wooddenware
Whiting
Dinner Sets
Yeast Cakes
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
Water Setts
Cream Setts
Berry Setts
• Toilet Setts
Peope must
Have G oce ies
The great) question is where to get them. We keep _the best
qualities to be had. We dna'b pretend to sell them below cost, but we do
sell them at a very close margin. ' •`''.
Black, Green and ispanere pn in guilty !n4 prices. You
will save from 5 to 10 cents per pound If yot bo from tib instead of tea
peddlers. Com 1 ?
P are quality itr,T And pric;�..
CROCKEI'
TEAS
We have a fine as r tnb cf dinner setts, tea,
setts very cheap. Call, et ire them and get prices.
aieFLOZ7-R & P EJD
All kinds of flour and food kept constantly
delivered to any part of the town,
berry and toilet
to hand. Goods
i1IcClure and Mallough,
cAsr3 OXEERS
MJsa Edith AlmIAA
Is prepared to give lessons on
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PIANO AND ORGAN
At her homa''r:
C'inzpbell Set., - • L UQKNOW
MUSIC - TAUCHT.
Lessons in
Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Harmony
are taught by
D9.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
POR
BUTTER & ECC
Having purchased the busi-
ness lately run by Mr. W. J.
Skinner, we are prepared
to pay cash for butter and
eggs. Your patronage is
solicited.
,Yours truly,
drW ILAN,
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Owin:; to tho very rapid and extensive advv neer in the
Raw Steel and Iron materials, the Stove Ma: hulacturing
Companies have raised the price of all sizes ain Rinds of
Stoves. As a consequence the Local Dealers are unable to
replenish their stocks further than they were fug tunate
enough to have booked. It is therefore obvious those who
buy early will purchase from stock bought at a iow pl ice, j ,E
and will do better than those who buy from stock received
at the new price. .
Now for a largo and well arranged selection of (.'ook
Stoves and Heaters, at a price within the range of the
poorest yet in style to suit the richest.
GO TO.
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THE POPULAR HADW*RE, 0. 0 TAYLOR
LUCKNOW
Carpets1.
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In Carpets we have some of the Newest Patterns
left from the Spring trade, which we are selling
REDUCEDPRIOES.CREATLY AT
Tho best Axminster is a bargain at 90c. per yard. Best wool
chain Carpet 65c, now 50,c per yd. Unions and Japaneso
Mattings reduced from Sc to 10c per yard.
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Our StOCI;`, '
of Ladit.s Mantles is up-to-date in style, made in Kersey,,Currs
and Beavers. Excellent fitting garments at popular prices.
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Miss Pentlandhas just returned fi om attending thc opening in Toronto.
Our Customers will find her in charge of the Millinery Dtpartnlent on
Monday,. 20th inst.
WM. CONNELL, - LUCKO
Card of IiiaTks.
The Hub Leads them A.11 -
FOR
Family Groceries &
Not only advertising Furniture, but
I wish to sincerely thank the general
pul,ltic for their past liberal patronage
and the large business I have done in
Lucknow for the past 28 yea
gives me the assurance= that the publi
Canned Goods, knowslI am doing what right with /
Pay spot cash for all my/
ofRoodsand give meat roes -the benefit
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.the same.
FLOUR, FEED AND ALL KINDS OF.( I also carry the largest g and best ,
SEEDS:
FINE TEA
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A Specialty.
THE L. el STOCK, THE
CHOICEST GOODS 1ND THE
e*se vs
OBTAINABLE IN LUCKNOW.
Goods delivered to all parts of the town.
JOHN
ELLIOTr.
That Touches The $po.
MACLEODS SYSTEM RENOVATOR A. Ti Davisoll,OF
Weak and Impure Blood
Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Female Complaints, etc.
aaeorted stock of
Pat!or, Bed inirigoo � 0ili Sets
11 TOW11.
Chair o f 01 1 kind
Spri ag Bed Mattroo
Sofa, Tall Katt,
Parlor and Ezteaioa
Tablo.
In faet everything to be found
in a
FIRST CLASS
FURNITURE
WARE ROOM,
, and ;always at Rock -Bottom
Prices.
Ask Druggist or write direct to 3, M. MaLeod, GODERICII, Ont.
Sold by Harry Days, Lucknow+
THE UNDERTAKER
AND EMBALMER
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