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`c A LIQUOii law without nalties
will be : as -: •less as a w h -dog
without teeth," remarks the
,r 'onto
:Telegram. in reference -to .the D union
-license Act. This. ;i.s`a mrsta ..,; the
law is' not harmless it • ch the
liquor . �
4 dealers out. o f $1e ; it give:
them no value for the. money , t
Tse ' Biddulph tragedy :1
dramatized, and :will be played
out the Provinc All the in
participating in , the trial, ` in
Mr ; Irving, Q : C.,: Bill : Do�
Judge Armour sired -Johnny C
are represented. . TheParkbi lD
Olub -lias the doubtful _ honor o
ingthe.interest ui the terrible m,
the: author. of the drama being i
Aman named .Scales,:
Ta$ -Brant• 11 ezc A jo
ished in Paris, the interests
Conservative : panty announe. if
sue of last week that the reve3
:iregar. ding tune conspirators -.a
nrich for It cannot=condone
t "-can no longer :continue to s
party , whose best • -argu-rien
tribes, and the leaders . of whit
ncourage. any pohitical : villainy
-egging on- treason,to:place they
I powier, in the 'face of a decid
diet haul the citizeng of this Pro
+ t
Mn. W.. R. White, qhs -was
i n ed= before -the Immigrants _ an
onizatron : Committee at Ottaa
Saturday,. expressed the belief
about 50 per Cent' of the -land
oeelr
ough-
duals
riding
olly;.
mors,
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1'u the A.ditor of the Sentinel : 4
DEAR 818, -Iii your last issue them
appeared a letter from Mr. Robert
Patton,: one of the Kinloss ,Township
auditors, ix which he states: that I re-
funded $1I8.98 to - the - Treasurer :of
Kirdoss.. This is not .correct as. the
only mo ley _I received was $8 for a
coffin fo an:. utligent, :which not being,
sufficient to 'neet the expenditure I'
afterwards to the Treasurer::
`Yours truly,
W. H NDERSON..
Lucknvw, .March 26th; 1884.
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7a tlie'.-Edctoi•` of the Sauna.
DEAR Sx.i4--Whilelooking aweryour
last issue of the _SENTINEL, ° I aaw
letter from Mr. Paxton,- one of te.
Kinloss:auditors;. which -seemed to be
intended _as a reply tominme. ` I' care-
fully scanned it over and found:it to be
a; purile,.: scurrilous and -untruthful
production. I.have no doubt that
.passion
paxton penned it while in a • °
T . -
and when his wounded =pride: had .got
the . better of his- judgement. gad Mr:
Paxton carefully readmy letter• and
'dispassionately Weighed its contents he
would have -seen that there were errors
in the auditors' statement that should
berectified,: and he --would never- hare'
re41 put his weak -efforts into -print, run -his
colors to the Mast head so:defiantly and
flaunted _ .them so proudly .in the
breeze , But,. Mr - Editor I -am aeterm-
iued ;to pull:.them down. Mr.::.raxbalnPaxton
has `to face ( stern • realities .as I -will_
bring nothing to aid` me "=but facts;- and
he will find them. to be.stubborn chiefs
to .cuff: In one portion of hie letter he
maintains that the:$118.90 paid in. by
dung.
>ub_
tJ
e
4,4
a its,
ions
too
dem
port
are
Will•
even
ves
ver-.
ice.
jam-
• Col�-
on
at
the
free -g nt::distr.ict ofOntario tra', d
,by.the Canadian Pactfic Rally' is
:available :for' ;settleme -
.
ret for ,cul
t l rapurposes. s ` _ '� a r. ..
. _. heat,
and
b
_ se
peas cans;: is well as a l ; rdy_
q _ lity o f apples, can be slimes sll
fir: 1 l y
g pwn, while: theteountryis: also
for grating --P ='Po :es. � u s ' 4�
- hmall'
'are also. produced in abundance-
,
Y .
A_ correspondent - e - in..:an .. eg
c�a
.fir-�tes _in -ref
Renee to the author;
teaehersover: _pu ua on the p
. .P
. ih
w
h
�-- ..y On--, their - ways . to •cir
/ill
in •the statto-jstify ` the o
P�;:
'
,that -the: teacher has authority
the child •easept t u •
durnng _ school h
The -parer is- the nturalguard*,d
Ida Whilethe child is- at so-,
the : parent Adele ate his a
$ t�thorit�
the�� teacher as
- .soon as the.'c
is oitt of the arecin Cts; of the
the teacher's authority ceases."
wiewof the case is stet the one
has been common1, acted u , •
teachers and trustes, tlt_� h weP
not prepared to sa that it is
t.
A Winnipeg :despatch of. Mon
last says_ The'fa of the co
try are, disgusted at JET.- Nor ua
of
he
>m.
ng;
on
er
s.
of
to
�. m. Henderson is: correct, and in an-
other he says these three small county -
cheques must be the= items as: shown
above. If hislast stateineritDis correct,
as I believe it ' ,- his -first must be
wrong But wh should county cheques
paid ov r b Y q
y, m appear. in Mr.. Hen
derson' _name 7- The cheques :paid. over ;
by me_ _ere. paid in open Council.and
_stand n • `.thei, rninutes of- their Ilast meeting -in 1883. ` Notwithstand-
ing : Mr Paxton's judgement to the
contrary,.I hold that where money is .
paid in from different sources= or by.,
different1 =. pa . 'es it . should appear
separati
n the.abstraot He makes °a
great ado about the t pauper's- coffin.- I
will not defend our action in that
matter but will freely.state that at it was
mismanaged: fr om Abe . 'nn� to-eend and
p - � ?Ilg
was 'paid through an extaaordii y de-
cisionof the cciurt, and 'cost the Town-:
ship: too much _ But there isno question.
-asto: the le - alit: of the
g Y a
3Councl:paying=;
it There are $4 paidfor an election
booth for the Dominion �• •
rluch is illegal
and should be -refunded to : the Town
ship by' made_•
the `rson " who :
1� the
istake.- Mr. -Paxton semis to - ha
t a wrong construction.
on my lett
1 through. He. says I`threw irisin
i
ions at the treasurer, the audit()
d'the new:. Connell.::. Such is not
e.I :wrote the letter to ,indica
my own' character -bee -because apse the :Coon
published the incorrect sttaternen
their'sworn auditors. Alli the: oth
drtors' reports -of ehn Coinityshew
what their R,eelve's ad. refunded, bu
loss- did , •. .
n What :core•lasio
old the other• peeves come; to bu
at I had put it into my own pocke
ertainly : have a: right. to defend m
f~
T
riot altogether: blame •. me
tkini a mistake, but I detest''me
o defend that -which' is wrong. -"
ids my statement made -about th
age by-laws,. I put : that.. in . as
endly flint to the Council That som
g was wrong Mr. Paxton. meet
;in this manner;_' This is •.what -.-
a broadcast- assertion and 'imerel .
aasertion.and will pis it as: such.'
ow Istaae emphca y that if ' th
'tors' statement correct th
ren's l ooks' are wrung. and• the
funds have got mix _ es I termed
The` treasurer: has_ ai `g .
P $ 7.7 0
Holyrood:ditch.. debt but - of the
'ham:: Line ditch fund,. and then
di' enough- standing to the` credit o
ditch funds on the 31st :of Dec.
aid too much to the general fund.
11 peas Dir Pagton'k taunts\ about
11 -nature, -the -the; people's rdiiet, the
mparison of -theold andnewCouncils;
spectacles, etc.,- and say -1-- can
lly see matters as they -are -with-
glasses. Mr. Editor, I will .thank
to give this an insertion in the
NEL and will ;leave. the matter o
-for
Kinlosa Council to rectify. 'If
do not*. I will= be compelled
other ' P �, to
means' to have the 'matter
right:: .1.- Ty0}
ars :most respaectfully,
ROBERT. PORVa$.
pu
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an
cas
had
of
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for
wh
reg
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fri
thin
call
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and
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the
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the
last.
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the
gene
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the
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Are
.actio in refusing to make =a -len;
on the Dominion Government for
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pensation for lands ! sold in. this P
wince, They say . that asking mer
fore the control of . lands unsold is
going ler,enough. The lands lingo
it is claimed,- would not ,„pay the
pease$ of an additi final' de: a
which`woul ` .,,
°� prtm,
d have to be
(; op$ned if t
remains is that which the Govern:
• - could not sell during the boom; :
officer _of the Ferment
- � 'Union said
was the intention"
to call:another another C :
`Mention and ask:Mr. i o' i'
_orqua and bit
'followers to resign.
. Mr. N r ."4.
claims that it would not be advisab
to' ask -for .
� r cwripenaatio>� for lands ao�
as it would be unjust` Tie_ peo' it
take a:• . -. _, , p ,
dif'f'erent view . -of the. is
u
esti
rn
Q
and hold t q ., CiF
hat ss the ._ other Pr
o
have had Control of th"..r
theCo' _ #1,
Co federation,1 afoul
control of the land is given, as all :-t
me
l
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Lucknow, march 26.thl 1884.
NEWEST STYLES
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ST TO HAND
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'CHEAP CASH STORE.
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. is .�.� r; ".�' -.. c-•�" � ,! +`2'- s�. ,c —
L4 - af-I'f_ i l;,'. ' • .:.rye S
HORSE . SHOEING;
And: General BJacsffliIhin
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DAM .TITODZPSON
begs- cleave
_ ,�,_,� . _ Novelties for the ► �
Spring
..,� Trade.
't Fresh, fit -
'thank e
nkP sh
c
the inhabitants of LuchrF 'Pi t&ctie both g p said «t-
in
z, Color
and -
Pa
tier .
n. .
- Notice
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T some
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now And aHrrO �iiding-country.• t e�-tea le andme of ,our Iead%ng flues. Iii
nliberalu , P Fancy Dry -Goods we are shewin a full range :
patronage bestowed on hi : : g Anne i8.
during the`: last> two.. ears :and wis k
y ,. hey
a 'continuo:ace o' f .his old custorneir s an
a fair share et: the' new, as_ he is' in
Better position. than ever "to su l
PP y r; MANTLE ~
AND DIES SILKS;
wants of thenkrlc.,e always h
hand: at e- of; 4 • .
WHITE,'. :CREAM.
•� .: � �&LACK :LACES, f
Wa oars 8133* , V P. TR MM
�' � ,gg�es: of �l1 Ot�Ies� r� - INKS & . ORNAi1IE1�TS I
Heyvillalsoremmdtheinof the far famec =si - R:. O. T . -
LEB
SCOTCH DIAMOND _ _ -
NARROWS.: _. - • �. •
which Minnrints
he a we s has on hand and : we have a ver `extensry
Y , ar . Y e assortment of colors
1 .at� qualities ail
/made of the ver' -bent materia,. �-p- re'''fs. Piles of ]lucks'anid Cotto . .. , 9 cl
• Pari •,n Ades. Piles .of Denims an Shirtings. -� _ - � ;, Ales =Af 'Whiz ' ' . k - and bSh�rtit, �.
ties. wanting anything .in this line. wild a and Grey Cottons:..
do well to give him a' call an see
,.d rice r,
before rGents'
chasm elsewhere. Our
P g ere. ° Pa ticu -Furnishing Department is r .
lar attention: _ . - �), _ � . replete with New .@er , � �.
paid to _ : or$teds, Pantings, Scotch and Canadian• n Tweeds, Bats, Caps, s Cite
Co
lor and
,_ ed P
shi:.
its
ALL .oil.
KINDS OF. HORSE Collars, Cuffs ' Lawn
$� $HOEIHC � Innen and:Silk,
Handkerchiefs, Boots and
fiat feet aontrde'� ions and ` • t : Shoes; a great variety. Groceries fresh and;thea_
unterfering. £;, . .. . y p.
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r -- iTIAIS►. L Cly
AND
AT —�
dlliT'
mmw
-STQCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN. EVERT . DEPART MEN I'
with the Darrel N
LACK � . t � . �� � ,T ; . = -.
AND t ,OLO] ED CAS:: MEI�ES
PLAIN AND FANCY .
DRESS
3i
By strict attention to business, good
t *orkinanship .and employin - nothing 1!
g �
but good' vorknien, I trustto retain r. k
the patronage kindly extended to :me
I ALSO DE COiPETITION. `
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ADAM: THON EPSON
Campbell Street opposite _Ta '
. P the .Bank t� •, -
Lucknow May•_:15th, 1883.
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4Yop 'can%_t -make a1 niis
� 3' talre,
'zest, latest :and rbP.attter ns,in
wall : _�' - -
pape�: can. be had at Berry's
rug Storei,`
Burdock
t$L0o1)
BITTERS.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, - # DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA,DROPSY,:
INDIOESTION,. - FLUTTERIAA
JAUNDICE. : OF Tule Hl
ERYSIPELAS, : ACIDITY; DAF
SALT - RHEUM THE STONAOH,. -"
-:;HEARTBURN. DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE' 8AIN
And very specles of dlsssse; arlsInju '
ClitordereeLIVER,-KIOREY-0$C%OWELS OR 6L.pB,- -
T. MIMuvn ' � ProprNC)K : s
Ttik�l"Q
8 erg
tyre for. CUf Sorst4 Itte.'
644: bealiai orm s hred Mater
-sin 3� McGv.gos & . '' rkd the
� ��'�:cr1�' ate.
There ie no sore tut wit sttiPst�tiaii Itt.� awok
derful healing ;'open ,w. `. fth an'inv+ 'friable
dteNnng for ser, lda,� , etc. . Prloe Ott At!
`fide: Etta ai ,piksy'' b dors.
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p'ming the citizens of 1ai+chtiw:. .
that he has opened ell -tilt -tie shop . f+ 'mer -oocn -PEART ° ' `
opposite the Whitely d 1s
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- nn 1 to sell. . ,
ries . -tom = iliotar ,
ahtz -41* eev, 0
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