The Sentinel, 1883-12-14, Page 1yo1.
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Loans on Mortgages as low as 6 per cent.;
O TCAGES BOUGHT
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Draft add. Cheques' oh aIt-points cashed:
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Special and•Prompt Attentron-paid to the
ollectionof _Notes, Aovounts,Reats,: &c:..
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Five ,per -;cont: allowed on: D_enosits in the
Savings Bink Department:
Parties. `.
• exl Funds Investfes: Private Pd.
:We are reared to -OOffer to customers every
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by ash
facility afforded y , a� .
and on equallyfavorable terms •
C'oveyaning in atl.
its Branekes.:
Fire
and Life e Insa:anee-.
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ARROW & PROUDPOOT,''
Barristers, Solicitors,+&c.,
J. T.GMR=ROW J,WM• Pili JDFOO1;.
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ERYILL
A11IEs.S4M --
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Money toloanon-easy'•erms
Valuator for: Trust and Loan
�iXTO'N- =Conveyance.*,-�
S1�IIer in II.
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loanper
at 7 cent, straight i iterestt
tor for Dominion Sav an
. ; Thei
'hent Society. Issuer of marrigS
age ll
:hut.
erich,
`lCINLOITG
L:.. =D _
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- - BARRISTE . S1 .
(ILIO1TOR for Bank of
Comissioner for: --talo-
Manitoba. =
F. a in, Town --and Village
and sold.
' Money loaned on Mortgaes.
koney invested,for _ priv te;pers
the bestMfrtgage,security.
'-Oilicei=Wingham and'Luckx
Lucknow Office,'.adjoini ' : Li
Store.` . r
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Invest.
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ADDRESS : AND PRESENTAT/ON-
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TO 11. S. M'.LEAN,: ESQ.
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On Thursday vein 13th inst.; a .. g�
number of theP eople of •St. Andrew's
Church met :in the'par-lar of Mr. Wm.
Melhs;-for. the purpose of - presenting
::with a- •_token : of
H S. McLean
their esteem as : a member of : their
Church and their appreciation ation of him:
short
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r
te.
a
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as leader of the choir. After
Mi
social `conversation time spent in�
D1.0p
Campbell bell read the following address:
g�amr tin, andg
affs . its Jorprop_
e. bought
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a, upon
Lucknow.°
Office—Medical Hall,
ecial attention to diseases of
Women. and Children..
°Calls promptly attended to by
night or day.
.d. :a:GAUNT,
LICENSED 4UCTIONEERS
:0 -TALES OP. FARM STOCK PROs
ly attended to on 'reasonable -• :term .
° •Ordereleft.at the SENTI ELfilface�will receive
our prowpt att=ention.
.. & J. GAUNT,
St. Helens P,_ Q.
g7 -t fho •
CA
(or CAMERON f. CAMYRELT )
0T•A RP,
Commissioner in B R., Conveyancer,
etc., Etc:, .:-
r ° ONTARIO..
= Cfrvevancing; in all i Branches
--Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds; • Agreejnents,.
Leases, &c.., promptly aad'carefullyprepared,
r and -c• rrectness guaranteed. _ _
- Special and prompt. attention- .paid_ to the
searching of Titles, and tQ:all matters eonect
-.ed with the transfer of Real Estate.
- '-.CHARGES'R:EASON-ABLE-.
MONEY T:Q LOAN.
MACKID & M'UT HIN
IYSICIANS SUR FON
Offs
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General a
ler
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rand 's. Store. _ Residences yr
the residence formerly -occupied b
£ainunon; Dr; Hutchinson,'.they/
f orrnerly occupied;by-Dr. M1acKidi•
St. {opposite the public school.:
ENTI TRY
JER ME yl.
''.-"Dent 1" Surer
moved to •Winghazn, where lie w
• the deutristy business ; but he w
inform his patrons that -he will vis
on the first Monday and Tnes lay,
the thirdMonday andTue day of
Office at 'Vhitely's Hotel..
SSha
N
& AC,
hove .F
clacSid
r Mac
e'sinence
avelock
J.S.
ntiate of
re, -1y, has re,-
1I carry. on
l beg to
uwknow
Irld also on
4
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h month
r. _ 8. :McLean . _ •
DxR
., do most, sincerely
...
� obligations
1aIlS
t
desire to acknowledge our ol�li�a
to • you for the active : and efficient
manner in which h you :have served , the
conire at
ion�.o
f
StAnd
rew's Church -durau a:.your residence in. this place.
village
_ Bef othe re your departure:from g
and. separation aration from the congregation
weexpress would: e P ress our high appreciation.
ofthe services .you have -
rendered• to
Psalmody.
Leader of the:Psa y
us• as
active : :
'They disinterested, ,,
and cheer=
ful manner in which'you have sought
advance the efficiency of the service
'to
s a hart . reco' - 'tion.
'ofpraise deserti e e Y. ,
.J N FIRST CLASSaMORTAGES at 7 to
7i Per cent interest payable yearly,.
hares perp moderate. A pply to
ROBERT 3.IURRAY,.St Helens.
Secretary of. the West °Waivanosh Mutual
Fire :Insurance Oonnpany,nathing but farm
propertyinsured,=' Parties wishing to insure'
in this popular farmerscompany in tlie. town^
'sof Colborne, Ashfield, East and : West
V wanosh, R inions, and .Huron by sending a
-Post Card t • e willbe calledon and ` every
• infer:nati yen. • t `
-ROB it ML"RRAV , St. HelensP.. •O,
AND
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GENER; J- R-=
76LEND on'��a
ON�T .s .
r.a. Aayiaent: Apply to .11.
_- JOUN C 9.OKI , Agent, but
Robert C snninghan }
Insurance
f•
WALTER 'TRELEAVEN
As in the past, still keeps on=hand a lsrge and
.superior stock of ;
,IGEN ER AL CROC E R I ES
Inolnding everything found in the Iarderof a
good housekeeper. He would also inform the
put�'dc`c,more particularly thefarming'oommun-
it-y,th-at he has, engagedthe services, of a .
OUGH.Il MILLER
and will carp on the Milling- business with
• renewed vigor, and by turning out goodmists .
Ya quicktime, gain increased patroaagefronr
-the public: All kinds of
GRAIN- AND.SLEESS
eonstantly on hand.'
Goods Delivered to any Part:ef the:
_ -Tampa•
••
terurs.- of
annon.
,-
We would not overlook-. the service
yourin common with
estimable lady- .. .
the other members of the choir- has
--done us. Please.. convey to "-Mrs. Mc -
"Lean
our -ateful L':acknowledgemennt
for the ' part she has taken
nteest'shown in'th ;welfare •
choir.' and r
of they congregation -
We shall -follow you and -your .part
ner in -life with best.. wishes_ for your
temporal and spiritual interests And
as a remembrance to. you in future
years of our appreciation of your • ser.
vices'as. leader- of :.the choir in the
public: service of praise, accept: these
volumes (Chamber's Encyclopaedia)
whiek we now.present to= '.:you- in the-
name of the congregation; • :
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WHOLE::1To.° I
LANES.
Lucknow Public School.
.Cora: ent ' -SECOND DEPARTMENT.
ro»a;'Ou -Own C ,e�� , -
r .. E w' i' -a "report of the per ..
Our es' a ed store -keeper, 1... The�fotlo uig p
r P=
Denoon': s removed toy Dungan. centage made by, the pupils _of the
hh
I
non wherea has rented the sto
formers mimed by. Mr,:il.R.:Clend
ning.. - We ishthim every: success 1
.
a' _
Bert
.-un }
is
h
Mr Win: Lane,
who liiasbeen teal_
, i,,.s
re
in Kintail for -the , the :past fo
school �
ears,.has rented from his -brother IL*
Y led ; 1Yr. = C. - rf 1
store .recently comp y
u
o
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Q
enin t
and
. irate
• = ng
�1 4
o
full. line- of oods„ ;immediately aft
nd hill
New �eari.s. -Mar_success a�tte .��.
in -his. new sphere here is =our hearty wise
P:
e arture .f Mr.: Deni
Since the P
- Mi....
art O
from :Lanes - ills the
been removed ' e'' :
to_ Mr. Win. 'Lans- r r.
donee for the 'remainder of thepres 1
month. -= • • -J., . .
thisloon 't . - -.has . returned fr '�
Of'
o.
Y
.s 4
the line and now lies sick w L.
across ., � S, ,� ,
sir e.
rid
t hold; fever at his father's re 4 ,
' fir. ` Haul 'ion is hold's':g
The •R ,v. 11� � --
E, GR.C•
3`eets t : Thursday -
on obe
hursdayonohef . efullmoc8
�f e cht oath
. m J: VIting breth:.
encord ailyinVited.
-1- _ GEO.A; SI ALL,
JOHN MATHIESOI i ••1 .M. Secretary••
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Mr Thomas ' towar young
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w
u .ck o
n v
"t
a second departmen of the I.
-
{ public school at their last exand nations:
They were *examined in -four-. subj ects, .
namely, arithmetic . ammar, ° eo-
graphy and • .dictation.
L :Haws Lindsay,
. - SEN.. 3RD. C ASS. , ..�
'87 .per cent; Bella Bell. 86 ; Maggie
McDonald,:85 ; Thos. Matthie,- 84
Lizzie:McMillan,84-; Maggie Stewart,
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84 Ade, .Jermyn, 83 -Jas. Ibexr, 82 , ,
Hardy McHardY,8, Mary West,80
Ida.MeG ory, 77 • Emily Peart, 73 •
:. '
;John, Frazer„, 72 ;Bernie McCorvie ,71,
T
'Geo., Douglas, 68.; ,Robert McNabb,
- i. Findlater 66 •• Louis Me-
• f�7:�enne � �.
Gro: 64 Andrew 1VIorrison, 52,'
r�i
.TUN, TW RD. -envie - Burgess, 86-
= = -
. 83
per cent ,,• Armstr o , ng, ,
Lizzie .Lawson: 82 ; . Herbert 'Grundy, •
81 Jessie Lees, 78 ; Harry Whitley,:
7
., MrGraham,_7
6
'M
Bow
er,74> SarahMeDou8al 73Florence
Graham 72 ; . Willie= Douglas, 7l;
Dm can.Boyd 71 • Elene Hamiy, 71
;Alex.. Maclntyre, • 69 , Willie Stewart,
69 ,• Willie Martyn, 68 ;. JohnDenoofl,
166 , Jennie Irwin, 65 .; :Willie=Law-, o
low, 60 -James,
�rence, 65; Willie C = , ,
:Grund 46 Lizzie Tennison, 44; :
n, 38 �.JohnTd son,.
JennLe�orthuigt0 „ g
29.
•- The 'Crop Report.
special services at Chu``4
P +.'
} ax d reiva
and is ego ding a �-�;� vl,4;^�
thatplace.
lace.
U
Meth LIlsts =
ited
Statistic taken from the Journ!• e
'the :Methoe Methodist United: General Co e
LUCENOW
- IOD•GE,
No._ 112.•
- Meets every}Fridav a ening i o'clock in.
their Hall � Campbell-st. 'All br t ern cordi-:-
ally invited. . E
W. H: EMIT ecretary.•
RE V. R. 0, HENDRRS, Nobk Grand.
1 A. O.
LUC-SNOW=Lc1D(:C+ OF
. ent -Order of fruit d .Werk
the Oddfellows Hall, o the sec:
A+o oaday°evennings 6f a montieh
Visiting Brethren are.cordially
o
blister Worknian.:
1 MRs. ROBINSON.
MRS. MELLIS.
Lucknow, Dec. :6th, 1883.
Mr. McLean ; =responded in : a . few
words, which showed •how: deeply he
felt the '.approaching departure and
separation fromthe kind friends of St
Andrew's. Church.
en, meet in
id and last
it 8 o'okioit.
vitedto at
Mr. D. E. ":Cameron spoke. for him-
self andl the members of the choir ':and
ence
'REPORT 0
Your Co
COMMITTER. ON SIO
imittee b to submit`:
following statement of +the present
dition, numerical and :hinancial,, e a ii
Missionery Societies :connected rt
the Metho ist Churches entering ,44.i o
the Union
said the people of Lucknow would cer
taiuly .'miss Mr. McLean,: but- the
members of the -choir of; St. Andrew's
Church; would miss him most.
The remainder of the,. evening was
spent in singing,music and recitations,
and lsefere dispersing all. joined heanti-
ly_ in :singing •` Auld Lang Syne'
BELFAST.
From Our own Correspondent.
The road between Lanes andBelf ast
is almost impassable.
We are going to :lose 'our old store-
keeper' Mr.
tore=keeper-Mr. H.. D. Rutherford.
1VIr IR: - D. Cameron intends gg
into- business in -Rutherford's_old stand
the first of the year..- We -wish: him
.E
days-liiinrery: -month, at :
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thixd
in the
11 iileise at=
- Our new teacher Mr G. M. Kilty
. seems to be a general favorite with
both -parents and children.
We sal3 sorry to learn. that • our as-
sistant -teacher, Miss Rutherford, is to
leave at -the. end Of the year. Her
'place will be filled by a former pupil
of PeifEt# school, who, we fear, will
not give the satisfaction Miss Bather -
Rol did.,
'writes : "I never hesitate to--recomy
Mend. your -Electric Bitters ..totniy cuk
tamers, they give entire, aatisfaction
and are rapid sellers," Electric Bitters
-are the purest .and bes„t medicine
known and positivelyieUre kidney
kinks, Tway:Vie:blood,
Tikknikfimkile
- Ontario so well as AkoWebai.• 901,04.44;
by ini_iveetinettillavefflisin of air
tit expottle.,
PAILag
velvi)l be
eikogiffitelv
atti4efflik
Nti '43O
11.7t -Ort-"' 10 ze* Cl.‘'-'-;
ure
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:_::.:5.01.::.4.0;4::07..t•.,..x.;.. :iii...,.., ,:r„..;;;:::, 710:7:1434; '4. _. !_liz: .' :
A siimmary of the November report.:
of the Bureau of inthistriesihas just •
4been TheAtotal Crop of hay -
rand clover exceeds last season's by •
'2,036;793 tons,
less:thanlast year. ".
POtatoes, 18 bushels per acre less.
The failure of the fruit -crop is
eneral throughout the *Prov.intie.
thaii la,st year, and through,. various,
causes,. except Oa theplant
looks.thin. and weak. °
been the rule.4 the season. Ihe de-
ficiency in the .wheit crop left; little -
beyond. yrhat was, -required. tion' home
The -standing pupil
above school is as fonows
Beatri e
SEN. Ida
and regulat
*HI hundredsof 4101 in
bills every year. S
e Ne family„
42,4
Stcoxp -1st Med
Michid Lannan.
spelling m
Beitrioe
•
The mciveireett els barley has beew.:
pqually slow, - The' maple Sugar pro- • .„
duet is, les§ than half that of last year's.-
A.tpledicl yield of honey is, reRort.ed,
from every 'beekeeping district. ,
The report refers to live stogk,there -
being a noticeable -increase the re-
settlement' of the INTOrthwest„; •
inerea;Se of nearly per 9ent. in...
cattle exported, but a diminution., of:-
-about .43,000 in sheep.... ; A large surr-
plus of hogs is -reported: . The returns::
n"thP show increase' of about I per-, cent- .
over -last , year. Returns. of poultry .
e A. show a decrease this year in. geese, au& •
; 3rd, an increase in turkeys and &her fowls..
Geo.
iddle
3rd,
aie 31.
OUT
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hOries the township 4
London and 'neighboring municipali-
ties are suffering from scarlet fever—a a,
disease 'that is -known,: to have been
confined tO horses exclusively many .:
huti-an beings from the horse. The -
disease proting fatal manTstsses.
muckcannot 13.1:&
small Coin between
making Change: It is
gutl-Pi.but. .4110'04i
1)e AO -tiling- offensiv0.1uit
of the &Sin, Ana at the, woe time it
may _carry „the .-13044. ot
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