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LUOKNOW PUBLIC SCHOOL..
• The half yearly- promotion examrn•
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...stiesof the Lucknow PublicSchool
was held_ on the 28th aird 29th of June.
. On the whole- it • was well _ attended by
the pupils -of the different rooms, al=-
though it -is to be regretted thata few
failed to put in an appearance. .The
r iiu tubers. given heron:: refer only. to
. those who= wrote on -- the exannination. ` by Mr. 'Archibald; in which the- real!
A .004l 111211113'0r were successful as: will dealt ininutel , with the variousChan
Bre seen by the following report = ' hickAd u
. fo y,
undergoes its' pas `
ruesmo IOJT TOINTER3ITDIATE CLAS. through the.. -humaxi system, lyi
_• No.. of mark obtainable, T50 ,-- Ko: particular emphasis on they- worse
required to pass, 375; No. who wrote, stoinach-wlrenever he; arose to a climax
- Passed A. I;aircl, 579 ,
- Jennie Cara Il, 550 ; Maggie . Martin,
al T ; Susie' Walker,. 509.
auvva.,,-
understood that we do not- hold
ourselves responsible for -the- views
expressed by' correspondents. ---Ed,
is=tire l'diarn- of ag Sentinel.'
I: Sta, - Aocordingto public :announc
meirt from the three pulpits n Luck,
now a. united meeting in the interests
of . -temperance was held in = Puix
Church on,the 26th -of June atteight
o'clock in the evening. -The .audience
from the united congregatio iu Icer .
ed from tweri ve r . ty-fi to thi ty p ns
,
'corrsistirig: of a few- wise fathers, gree
single young. Hien,. a .few -. of thecair
.'sex and some.. children, the -Clair;
being -occupied by the pastor of `,. Ute
Church. The first _ item on. the go
t rainme was a very voIuminohs cxr-_)
glorneratioti of di#%rent subjects red
. PROMOTION TO ENTRANCE CLASSS.:.
No of. marks obtainable,. 750 ; fid.
,required to pass, 375 ; No. who. wrote,
20. -P sed`: Jas.: (. Forbes, 583 ;
Emma Mullin; 571 ; harry Meeh,
tyre,: 571'; Wilmer Robertson;: 560 ;
• Beverly Murray, 515.; - Wesley Tre.
Ieaven,.526 ; Edward Lawrence, 515 ;
David Crahai , 512 ; `Well. - J. Mar
tin, 511-. Louisa. Treleaven 508: Ida
Patterson, 5€ T ; DaV id La wrencet
505; J. A.. McDonald, -4993 -Maggie
Murray, 483; Alfa: Ross„ 461 Maty
Campbell, 460;""J Ira. Miller, 435.
PROMOTION rO 4TH CLASS.. -_
No of marks obtainable,: 650 ;
rewired, to pass, 32.5 ; No. 'who wrote,
16. Passed :—Ut orge Burgess, 431 ;
• Ethel Mullin, 393.
PI OtiiOTION; TO SEN. 3iw .CLASS.
NO. of marks. o ,t aiarable,' 650-.? No.
required•to pass, .325 ;. o who wrote;:
I2: Passed :—;I zzw McMillan, 442;
Lizzie Hornell, 398 ; Jennie Boland,
387 ; Jennie Fitidlatc r; -35e ; -Aceto
McD.onajd. 352; Emciaa Peart, 348;
.Mi- is ie Dower, 343 ; Bertie i hOorvie,
340 ; John Fraser,. ISP. •
PROMOTION TO .317N7. 3RD CL SS.
No; of narks obta:hable,.550; No.
required to pass,, 2c a -;' N o.: who wret: ,
29< • Passed ; Jessie Lees, 415 ; Jae
Irvine, 410 ; Sarah Mei/begat, 381 ;
Jas. Grundy,. 382 glohnr - tlamert gin,
382: ; Mary. Graham, 375,; Win.: Clow,
.375; Harry Whitely ` .S ; Wm. Law,
rence, 366 \ li}. - J. Dougla.Ss, 362
Alex. hiaclntyre, 358 ; Tena Bennett,
350; John Denocik 337--; Lizzie Ten-
nesoii, 3201 -Florence Graham,: 316
Elena Ilam-bly, 308 ;. J.ol.n Edgsw•,
. 291; Willie -Stuart, . 284 ; ui. 11.4...
tin, 283. :.
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•which was not seldom He discourse
to some -len h on mastication, thyme;
chyle, last i' , etc., to all of which the
attentive a dieirce, listened, with de-
light.: The next -item- was a selo4 TIT
"The Drunkard's Doom," . rendered in• AJ`
in excellent style.by Miss Cameron, of.
Liickatow, after which the .Chairman
referr.lchin a very- melancholy runner
to the- dangers from .drink and :the
p� e,erit condition oUthe young Men -of
the'village, stating :ghathe' hacl been.
informed by;, a reliable .person that
at -least severity' -five per. cent of -the
.male population ' cif ..Luckno w . were
either c:onfir wed drunkarcls or tipplers;
and s iroirgly iirgect , the - young ladies.
preser►t. to. use theii` influence in. draw-
ing oat:the-young ni r, . s }ie knew a
not13-ing-1norti likely to 1 1p the -cause
sof_ ti'=rtperanee than 's proposed
(;H EVERY
liaraaels, 331a kind i 'Mite
Slack and Czeara Spa
Silk .tries,liaadksrFk;
k
K AND COLORED DA
From the large and -exceeding'y 441
which comprise all the new and ':make a Pg leantifu :
':mPleasing choice. - A l 1
k large_ - and !fill
the very pretty -and novel designs l of he sO
Gerais .f.iirnisliing
The newest make in soft and stitr
and collar.attachedShirtslinen Dollars
action -ort the part of th(t gies;
Y'IsITQIt,
WILL SELL - pLANTS
g Filif8 Blatat hss.
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k.
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_In order to Clear out my •Greenli
preparatory to fall planting
which is
tEss THAN vtiotEsAtE .PRI
ra-First C.Oloe first served.
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a,.Paimmouterie Trim
MANES A OEM1
orted--s tock of: Ladies Dress Goods,.
ades and styles,
you cannot -fail to
"range.`. to select: from; of Prints' in
on.
4mpletu . •�e --f��r� ::fty
ats,' k and colored.
� . kid gloves, seperate
and almost°endless variety of silkti, ..
The latest p&tp lb is ih.
NADIAN, 8CTC
A per, ct
A fTOI
At, this moment' have'undonbtm
ocks ever ekhibitec) in this.or the sui
:ed to one and sed for yourselves..::
�. <7tI1� GS' .TIDE EASON TH.A i4
lJ ' beautifies nature,_ir-ings the blrr sof s
aiidalds, to cheer and cl'eliaht us
Pring toe, has a . renovating effec of
has cered to the wants and 'necessiti s
Cil TIFIEEDS.
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oun, towns: You are.co.rdially'int
STERN
POUNDS- OF WOOL
TED AT MACINTYRE%.;
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Ken's Dress Shirts at lia.cIntyre's,
Men's Fancy :Shirts at MacIntyre's:
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- • his- store is ;bitter
EVELENT VAL6E AND Siffnit.
These stereotype a*ertions by all, aid yiptE:
Alum
Ball Blue
titton 131m
thbrick
robins
dcgaida
enitS
ting
\; Powiter
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Cinnamon -- in et
Cloltes, Corks on
Cas of 9i1 - ILam
Clot es 'Pins
. °Chc}rieet 2ercal . ' 'II 1/41T..All'III: ilm:1:111
Drie'cl Apple( - Oatmeal'
Epsom Salts . pails, 1343 s Peels
ATE.% REFRESHES. -AND
and' bemity back to our '1;i:beds
old Pioneer, :and. although he
Many friends and Patrons fpr
kESS' OF NOS
aro-the cheapest, -amt.:best.
ey neither knew the amount,
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Resin, Rope
Sugars, Sulphyr,
Sago, Starch
alt Petre
.ses Stilt -in 13ags
Syrups, Spices
Soda Bi -Cart;
Tapioca, Tobaccos'
Velencias, vinegar
Tomatoes
Wash Boards
Washing ,Crystal
Whittling- •
i Hams
'Yeast Cakes
Or Hinges, T. Hinges?
POCKET TE
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eck
NO. Of marks • obtainable, 300 ; No.
requires:I,W pass, 150 ;-No.t who wrote;
18- Passed ,:-.—James Clialtairi, 262 ;
Kitty Murdock, 237; Frank- johisison,
of shickivikbe found at
ows, Spades Skov- e;s
t prices.
AT VARIOUS. PR/OgS.
. OUT .eYeS biz
17 ''-i-- c--4.---t.r.:1..,-"ic.- 117 wr. t g re D - t'°' ...' ". " 1 ' 1 :: ..Lf . s' e )c IC c. --g : ;1 4 64 :711 2%8 4 4: ' 7. ' 'W -2 ; 69$ ° "65. c-97: fbacrHz G'46-4:° 1: 9:- '44gt?: s°11:4::::::,,... . -"Ai ::;:„ .31 tO R E. . . wili pay if 1;0. - '''
- r ' ' ,1-4 ,...tr 7, 6 ' • a' 171' ° '1 5:'"21* -P g'''11:57' -°:1- ia' eT-4 4 1 . e° aL"' la.- 7-.115):3a:t4GtweedS as law as
TEAM „GRIST MILL -, 't. 1 -
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31e.01/bNEY--In Kinloss,
Iast, the. wife of John
at, daughter. ,
CAmiszyr.—IticKwsztn.----At the resi-
dence of Mr.. McKenzie, Lueknow
-1-on July 2nct, by the Rev. --D.
_ Miss Atary d. McKenzie, all of
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ricefer woO1 in -cash o*
-- SaixtiCtOr
C+OODS IN
t re's
stand opposi
Men's Ties -an _Collars,
Men's Summer derelothing,
At MacIntyre's
The Little Fav te Corset,
The newest Vie of Parasol,
The new t style of IlsOsiery,
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the Whitely Ho se
I 111 - ASSORTMENT YEST .11111PLfrdENTS
o-rks; 13.01e iiirsi-
a oF,;5_03elat and:stra.ig70 handles,) ,
aradles,_:047.thies,:(wAriantld,)-S.naths, (ail kin s,
L,LiC KNOW
eceivip new Goods eVer
and is selling them at
TOMLINSON BROS. teg to
.• flounce- to their•nuraerons custom-
Prs and the 'public 'generally that- they.
have had their mill thoroughly rephir-,
ed and remodelred on the -most improv-
ed system for the manufacturing of a
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FIRST 4;1455 Glt.t.IDE
. :. We also keep on hand:a ebOice lot
—The potato bugs are numer-Ous
season and present a very healthy
appearance. We _are informed that
' the fence.s-surrounding potato patches
- are lined with the pests, patiently'
waiting for a. chance to get, in tliee
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COT
d astpnish the ace
uyers for value.
T EED VITS FOR
of n rimmed a
Every housekeeper should iry it.
Eyery -bag • guaranteed quantity - and
quality. lands Of _ •
CHOP FEED -AND, CRAIN
c6nstantly on hand.
goods delivered to all_partsi of thelown.:-
Lucknow, ,Iun 7th, 1883.
-Hwang added .largely
of Flardwarei nal-.
ttikieti
VARNISHES
AlsO guttering in Tin, Zinc
in Tin- or Galvanized Iron
refi-mred in the Buildifig
Parties intending.to build
and see my:Stock before pure
Has piEmsure in inforining.the citizens of tucknow and surrounding country)
that Tie has opened Out in the shop. formerly occupied by JOHN TEAM('
opposite the Whitely House, and is prepared to sell. -
Coal Oil and Lamp Good& Alsoi•-- •
mar„,erytiig in hrs line, at bottoni prices. Eavetroughing and Repairing
prepoptly attended to. An early- call -solicited.
DIS AND DAIRY PAILS A SPECI.JILTY,
I have as .uSual a -large and We
and despatch !
In Stoves :I.have-a large assortni
every artiole
nei -with neatness
Which will be sold at Low Prices
Of loudness,: I think I can supply t
While. returning my isincere than
the'past, 'lope for ‘4.i* cong-inanc'e.
rime& in this line
'thout fear of op -
bend Patro- nage
°DS A,
Ihave
pened out an entirely new stoek of •
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-Which I will sell at -THE SMALLEST LIVING PROFIT. As my.expenseS
are small and I Sell for Cash. ?r 1,'rocluce Only, I can make. it -WOrth -your
cid and -look th ugh my stock before -purchasing elsewhere._
Taken as Cash, tor which the highest market price will be paid.
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110,111' ARO HEAVY HARNESS
BOTOOLlailk4.3, ;eta.
147
the best inakets, and at, the, kgwest eash
irtec,1 a -m prepared to sell ps cheap
Don't fail to call and see my
*tuck before purchasirg
eles here.
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"gaunt. -aturer of all kiralk of
reparedtlistn ever to supply the waats.of :
untOmers and the public generally: Remem:
ALEX. ROSS
RIVE FOR SAL
Coil. 12, „Township of Kinlose;.00n--
t.., nling Mb.' aeres more. or less, about forty
_,.i. dres oleared and fit for giuItiVation, balance
Tell timbered. _There is , about three acres
•'• ticler fall wheat, 'also hoilse, good barn, and a 1
t-elass 'orchard on the pretnisea.' The I.
bal: Estate .at reasonable --
TRAifzit
all'work in their line in a superioratyle.
•contracted ff.', and finished in the :latent man-
ner .and wall great satisfaction. We keep,
,ELnineer.- All sizes
DOORS SASH AND BLINDS
rOn baud, dr sal.de to tgrer at short notice.
Wo guarantee good work tis'vre keep time
but the best of workmen 4nd material;
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bunnies, Boils, and :Eruptions of the 'Skin, -.,
are the' direct :result of an impuro .state- of the
blTo°do Cure these diseases:the blood 'must be pnri.
lied, and re,stored to a healthy and natural condf,
tion. AYBATS#BOARABILLA. has for over forty'
years been redognised by •emineitt medical au,
thorities as the moat powerful bloocl puffier in
existence. It frees -the system from all fotil Ign-•
an trades of mereutial treatment, and oVnee
,self complete master of all screfulOns diseases.
• A Recent Cure of Scrofulous Sores. -
"Somt; Monthlg ago was troubled with ieroftg-
Ione sores (ulcers) on my legs. The limbs were
badly swollen and inflamed, and the sores dis- •
charged large quantities of offensive matter.
Every remedy I tried failed, until I lased AYER'
SAIMAPARILLA, of which khave now taken three
17ottles, with the result that the sores are healed,
and my general health- greatly improved. I feel
,yerygrateful for the good your medicine has dotes
me. Yours respectfully, Mits. Aim 0"Bateri.”
148 Sullim St., New York, June 241882.
CR"' All person's interested are •Sravited
call on /firs. O'Brian; also upon the Rev.z.
P. Wilds of 78 East 54th Street, New York.
City, who -will take pleasure In testifying to'
the wonderful efficacy of Ayer's Sarsaparit.
la, not onlyln the cure of this Indy, but In
his ..own cnie and many others within his
knowledge. •
Tho well-known writeroa the- iforfoii Herald, R.
La, of Rochester, itr./Lorrlies, ;Tune 7,1882:
• "Ila g mitered severely for some years With
Eczema, and havingfailed to find relf ef from other'
remedies, I have made nse, during the past three, '
months, of AYER'S SARsApAurr.r...A„ -Odell has
• Cent remedy for all *blood d:seases."
Stimulates and regulates the action of the di-
gestive and assimilatIve organs, renews ana
strengthens the vital forces, and speedily cure*
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gent,
Catarrh, General Debility, and all _disease*
arising from an impoverished or corrupted.condl-•
titm ot the blood, and a weakened vitality.
It is Incomparably the elteapest hloogi medicine,
account of its dincentratedstrongth,audgreat
power over disease.
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Dr. .1. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mese.
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Oft
Ggma,ei.o-rzu !---After ter trial, with to
Sold .
AMOUNT REQUIRKD TO CUM
blood, eradicating 4humentrs, fro%
the common pimple blotch, Lok
to the most um.,iipant- form 14
icrofulou4 ulcer.
'from Sallowness, smooth out •tb.
, wrinkles resulting from i/Av.*;•tqc4
nour-ishment of -the body, sweeteik
foul bre:ath, and renovate the entitie.
ONE TO Two BOTTLES 'Will cure orclin-..
ary constipation or costiveness,thene-,
• by removing Ileadaehe,
Biliousness and Jaundice, and al4
- -diseases restaing from torpid Liver,
ONE TO 1513: BOTTLES, by cleansing the.
, Blood, improving thegeneral health,
and fortifying the -system againatt.
taking fresh colds, will in all cases.
corinnon• loathsome and dangerelia
itisease
k/STE TO THREE BOTTLES Will regulate.
all derangements 4 the kidneyk
- tion; Gravel, Diabetes, eta. „
and general debility, Female wee*,
ness and all its attendant miseries..
PRICE ONE DOLLAR -
BOLD BY
ALL DliUGGISTS and PE-41BM..
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. WILL 'CURE OR -.RELIEVE
OF THEREARn-
OALT RHEUM TUE 00112,104
iffAmpiEt. .OF
And every species Of tlitergee arising fie*
$11430R1 ga 11:7144.1141
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