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OARD OF DIRECTORS MEETS FOE
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• -St. Helen's P. O.
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LLIOT TR.A.VER,
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Money to limn On Easy -Terms on Beal Estate'.
Valuator for Trust and Loin Co.,.
101AXTON, . .
6 ',Conveyancer. Commissioner- in
IL 0 J„ etc.. Money to Loan at 7 per cent.,
straighfintz-rest. Valluitor for the -Doniinion.
Sav:zigs and 1nVestinent-.Society; Issuer of
Marriage Licenses, KIN-LOUGII P. 0„ Ont.
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MEDICAL
Nies MAcKID
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• ofifee,--;Abo.3.e F (iricndy's IStwt; inckneth.
. SU RCA?. ON - AND AC
• econcher. Residelice-7The: reSidence
formerly oCcupied by .1)r: AitteUrimmon.
- Licentiate of • Royal College of Physicians,
. Edinburg.
- Licentiate in Mid:•Wifery, Et1inbnig.
:Office-dampbell Street,-Lucknow.
LucKploW -• ONT.
J S TENNANTI M.D
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.0ffide---211edical Hall -LA kflathe
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Egr Special attention td'.diseases of
;Women and Children.
-,E3r06.11s preMptlyattended to by
or day. '
A.,:1110VRIMM011
M. D.,- C. TM., I. R: �P, L.
Licentiate of Midwifery,
Royal College of Physician's &Surgeons,
Edinburgh.
rr Office -One doer east , of the
Post -Office, Lucknow, Ont
e'ViTE R I NARY"
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J. ST. CLAIR WALKER if S
' -,0ifiee - -Next door CO thel4artmor hop.
LUCKNOW • 1. - -ONT
full supplkofmedicines.-always ron hand!.
Calla both night and day promptly attended ;
o. 'AB -Charges moderste 4• . ,
Can be found day and.ilight bis offled.-
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SOCIETIES'
,LOC'ICNOW
Iteeig-eiery Friday evening it -eight o'clock in
their Hall, Campbell Street:
Brethern cordially invited; .
FINDLATER- -W H sgrtH
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Noble Grand - •-• Secretary".
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70%0
UCKNOW LODGE OF THE ANOI-
JJ Order of United Workmen; meet in
the OddfelLw's Hall, on the seeond and last
_Monde y evenings .of eanb month, •_ at 8 o'clock.
Visiting Brethern are cordially invited.'
'I'. LAWRENCE,
Master Workman. Recorder.
#11trtv,00d: Cioutt:
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C. F., ;'%Ico. 50.
4LUOKNOW, °ONT.
HIS' el0T114T AIEETS
_ on the first and third
MondayS of every Month, at 7:30 p. rn., in the
l'eraperaiica Hall. Brethern will pledse. attend.
44p1 MacINTYR11, R.- S:=
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O. R A.10. & A. M.
1/TEETS-THE
Thursday on'
or before,full mo u of each mond' at eight p.m.
Visiting Brethern cnraiially. invited. /
Sf TFZZN411.117913. MALLOVGII,-
•-*• - -1 - ,Becretary.
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FRIDAY, OOTQBER 10, 1884.
PB U.,
LUC:KNOW..
At •
Reduoed.Rates to Snit the Timei. Loans
'•on Mortgages as Lbw as'.6 percent.
at Mortgages Bought
Drafts and °beetles ••on all Points OaSittid.
Special and Prompt 'Attention Paidto, the
"Colletptioi, of Notes, Accounts, Rents, etc. .
.46iDrafts Pa,' yable. at Par Issued. On the
Principal Cities and Town l of Canada andam
the United States and Great Britain. Parties.
Remitting will find thiathe-Cheapest, Safest
and most Con aenient Method. '
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INTEREST.-
riire per -lent.; .alloWed on. -Deposits - in the
SaviTlgs Bank eDepartment. Funds Invested-
-,for Private rarties. 'We are prepared to -offer
to . Cnidoznerii 1,every facility afforded by a
- Charteredliank and on equally favorable terms
ONVWANCI N
In all it -Bran-Ches. AurFire and Life insur-•
mice. - Best Com Pan i es R epresented.
Office Haurs-from 9-1nil() 4 pffl
CAMERON & CAMPBELL,
• LUQKNOW.
J3ruce Fail Assizes.
The Auttinin Assizes for theCounty
of Bruce were opened -at Walkertbn
on MOnday, 15th :Sept. .- The honor-
ableChief Justice - Wilson on the
Bench: The following is ..a. complete
list of cases brought before the cpurt :
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B ohman N E.Scott. - Settled out of'
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cour .- • - .. : -
' -dikrk Vs. . Omni; bell. -This .was a
chain?. for:illegal distress, the plaintiff
alleging- that the notes . were not act-
uallyi. due at time of forced sale. The
plaiiititf was subjected to a -very
lengthy examination.- At noon recess
the;parties came to an understandina
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. and. yerdrct was enteredby consent.
_Shaw & Robertson foulaintiff; Bar.
.rete Jt', Klein for;defendant.
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_Ferguson vs. Hays. -Shaw & Rob-
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ertsdri for . plaintiff ; Darling -'4r. Mabee-
. (H. B. QConnor, -Counsel) for defend-.
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Pal.t. Verdictior plaintiff,. ...-p597- • : -
C reoran Nix -on.
Q..
, -for' plaintitf;' Mr.- Stephens for -
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defeii dant -V erdiCt for defendant.
.1 JainesCharlesworthwas found guilty
of la c.ei-ty and breakiilg-- jail. .• Sent:.
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- eneq 1 to two, years at hard -labor n the:
-peni entiary.. : - Mr; . Dixon- for the
.Cro n ;•the-:prisOner was undefended.
' - The next Case -of JohnRobertson vs. :
Hector. A. Borniar was taken up: The
plaintiff was suing for .12000 damage
for _alleged malpractice in setting a
broken - thigh, . Mr.Shaw;Q. 0.,, acted On
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behalf Of Mr. Robertson. Mr. O'Connor• acteii- for Dr. 13onfiar. - • ,- ••• •. .
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-bn behalf Of.: tlie. Defence a great
riuniber Of tnediCal , -gentlemen were
called Who - 4pprOvei1 . -highly. .- of Dr.
Bontiar'S; method Of treatment to the
.rplairitifil , . TheY _thought ..,the ' doctor.
had done allthat-. could: . be -expected
of him, .and that he was in -no *ay to
.b16,40 for the apparent-, nnSatisfaetory.
resilt.. -..,--They thought - if ,Dr, -Cooke
had llowed Dr. BOnnar to treat.the
leg t S lie- desired on.- his return: fro ni-
,
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MEiiiitolia„ :When he found - it swollen;
it;ld have been_auiefil.*
*P.u.,lerr. to -day
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in. all probability.' , .... - , .. i •
, Uri the Whole .the :imed.
ical,evidence
Was greatly in -Dr, :Bonnar's favor:
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At the- cOnclusien of the, Plaintiff's
1- case His Lordship said t� - the -jury
th.erp was no evidence :. to go to them
.to support the charge:- made 151-. plain.
tiff that the. Method - of treatment
adopted by theplaintiff had been im-
proper, as the - medical_:_ evidence. had
shown it to be a-- method - approved by
the highest authority. In °regard to
the -other position .�f the case hewOuld-
haVe to let. the Iiiry' ipionotince.. as to.
Whettherthe doctor . had; : -carefully at-
tended his -patient, andWhether the.
, ... ,
res*. had :been. what Might: naturally
be ekpected .even- palming the method
of -treatnient to be., proper one.
- The medical .evidence -'was•.: to the
ffietitliat,a:broken thigh bone was the
in�st difficult fracture t� 'adjust -Of any
• place; and that, atiei - Oe tit4190.4111
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Atimimemnimminmememnimilinnhammiu,:. • .;
VVI(OLE No. 659
and care had been exerciai theresultA i) a
had been unsatisfactory.
• Thejiary was locked. irbiO? 2 o'clock.
p. in. on 14,1iiilay and at 11),fiielelck that
evening w;ere brought *41 the court
room, when they .said theY were un-
-able to agree. They werdi:;tihen locked
up for. the night and were t4ti11 unable
to agree when brought IA fib" court on
Saturday forenoon aXid w4E41,94 Atg•scharged.
ve . to be
The case. will therefor:
tried everlagain. .
There werir, ariumber witnesses
examined, the .follo -medical
gentlemenl.gave evidence
"f F
ton and Di White,Toronto, Dr. T1
lAllanford; - Dr.:McAiOn,Paisley;
rDrs: Ussher' Rotier. SthlW Walker-
ton; .De. -Stewart, Cheslev_lilDr. Tay-
rior, Tara.
- iht;, question submi-,tte
hY
by thj
e .udoe we understa the
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;chance of an. agreement on those
ifaVerkble to the-defendan„:L.
Lu4nnw Public 64 t;)1. •
- The following is the report r t e month of
'September of the; different dep-riients in the
Lucknow .17..ul)FiliKoSSTephEr.T
0611.E. • 31.E4
t Senior SeCiion.--EramaMul124,295; Maggie
4M -in -ray,' 274; ; Maggieluartii$470; . Edwiird
1...awrence, 743; *David Grahart4i -g04 ; Annie
Middleton, 214.
Junior Arlatrong, 273;
ikthel 111411h-11;251; Thos. Matt -W(4247 ;.Lizzle
McMillan, 242; William Gruat3,227 ; Mary
oeveot, 201. -
Average ittencianeA for Sep0.
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- . SECOND DE*AETIfIci
Senior Clesa.---LaviniaGrithf
_Martyr', 246; George' Rear q-
Matthie, 214:i , -
I Junior Pattero.
Little, 226; James Gallaghee
Middleton, 196.'
* Average attendance, 37 4-7
. 1E1119) nzrAnnfut
Senior Second,---RebeccaGii
nee Hambleton, 421; Ann•
'harks Johnson, 384. -
:Junior-Sedonda--John Whi
Lawrence,. 318 ; Ethel M
Charles Baird, 286. _,-
A.verage attendance, 37 2-211
°OATH DEPARTME3sp
Part 2nd." ---Willie OS Lottie
4.graineswtr:).2n6g2,
,.2•VR ply! BoYlt
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Junior Second. 7 George Smi, 73; John
4t
-211.5a Aggie Lyons, 29:11?
run, 294. •- - I
Average attendance, 36. i
toEPABTME
Senior :•Class.- -14•Utii
ll'.
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with,- 201 I. -Larry McOhar.1
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i.
Graha, :165.
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...Average attendance, , .
• ..1.inloss Qoune
Sr, 30;
263 ;
; Willie
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; rrank
4 ; Willie
462; Flor.
Kew -415;
44 ; Tena
an 294 •
2
21; Ailie
Cam.P.
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3; John
92; May
44.444444.41.4
.- A Meeting of Rinloss Councl. as held on
the 30th ult.; with the Reeve is_ho chair and
all the Members present. Th hutes of1abt
meting were read and signed
-1' The Reeve stated thatehe h itedJoshus.
Bidwell and' found -him in. a.'d 4tiltute condi-.
Sion. - Moved by McKinnon , I McIntosh.
that as this Cannel). Call sii olairn-that-
:Joshua Bidwoli Oan have upon ?- gigunionno.
itY.of Kiuloss, that we take i 4tiler &Cam
41 this ease atlhapresent tnneilrlOarried.
Moved by McIntosh. that -° account- of
- Dr: Bradley for atteWing`My I wkshaw be.
hot entertained by this Council itirried.
, • Moved by Stewart and MOI4 11, that the
following amounts: be paid, Uoige Young,
-i:u1Vert,•-$7.50.; Angus MCDou lgrayel, $2;
lintican lqc,Kinnon, two cu. 1, $30.85 ;
Gehrke -Artilstreng gravd-, Henry
lioligina, roadwork, $21 ;..B. PLue1,lowerjug
ialver, dit.4 -$12.75 ;
11. llongram,1 lumber for u1't2
train, by-law 39, $8 Stews; '
1:70 ; Warreii, inspecting
:leariedrainIi by-law 34 $45; esi3e1.4-;inavi11'
;,d-
ch,- ditching, 421.32 ; - that* R4inson,
flame -fie hauling gravel, $2 Wra'Arant,clear-
ionsgSBLIitOnuhud
lbaYr4Yiaarriti,20.-e
41%2 ;13ciwiO4.d.Ki1:4' Kin'
l
Bonds of Collector were lartiO' d and so-
eePted assatisfaetoiY,•••
Ail?. Stewart gave 111 a-litatO:Pe t shewing-
,p
. that Conly dirM-cCue,contractifti r the drain
under by-law 39-, were paid in ;NA ef -contract
priee,.which iwas approved of lift.'be Council.
Wvod byMeKinnon•and , that tho
Clerk give ekice -by hand bilkt>t at all taxes
must be .paid i before - the 15th ifti of Deem-
.b,emr.-oveedari?riyedwtewalt ,•;01.d mot
Reeve div expend the AU* of
the B01111clalli .0f RinViss and
on,' that the
'dollars on.
AWawanosh
on condttron that the CouneilfMtstWawan-
osh supplemeut with. a 4ike ant4f4itt.. -0 irri ed.
The Council then adjouri.e4, ,ime6t again
;an the -19th clay of Novembew-,
?MR-REID, ".wnship Clerk,'
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a4a•-"i4a..•
HOLYROO
Front Otir Own Corrop t.
, A Scott Aet -meeting Ni;,a` eld in the.
Methodist Church oil TikeAlay evening.
Addresses were delivere by Revs,
'Cameron, Walker and Trk, "Liiekr.
now. COininittees we rganized.
Manx Of the electors werlipresent and
declared themselves in or- of the
• Act, and 'eledged their al 'prt,,
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tl.
tifkITEOHUROH
Fromvitr alms Correspondent.
A Scott At meeting was held here •
on Monday night last in the Presby-
- terian Churcli, The Rev. Mr. Ander-
son, pastor of the Church, took the .
-chair. The Rev. G. it 'Turk and Mr.
‘D. R Cameroii,.of Lucknow, spoke in. •
favor of the Act Mr. W, Campbell,.
of Lucknow, attempted to. speak in.
oppoSition.:Xf the antics have no abler
champions than Mr. 0. their cause is
bail one y a rising vote the entire
audience declark itself for the -Act
The Rev. Mr. Cameron,- of Lucknow,
was present and .organized committees
for work on the day of polling.
§. S.' No. 8, Kinloss.
The folrjowinia,re the names of the three
pupils in each class who obtained the greatest
number of mark i during themonth of Septem,-
ber -
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Four:mi•.-Santee Hays,Minnie McPhtrson
Willie Stewart.
Sax, 3an.--RAchao1Taylor, I)avid Young,. -
Catherine Young.
Jux. 3nD.--Maggie Hays, Sydney ' Farish,
Mary Taylor;
SECOND.-7ohritatina Boss William Moffat,
A.mabel Simpson. .
S.- a.No. ",t, Ashfield.
The following are the nainev in order of,
merit of the pupils in each @alai of the above -
school who received the greatest number of
perfect marks :
SN. 4TH.L-Martha Mathieson,jbhn
Allan McDcinald. .
_ " jUN. 41140 -Jessie Mathieson, Christine .
AlurchisOn, Ellei McLean.
SRN'. 3RILL-sJulin MeNay, J-Ishil McLean;
•Mary A., McLean.
JuN. :3itte-Ja6es Gilmer, 13ella, McNay,
Duncan Leaii. - •
. 2ND.- Thomas GilmareTosephHogan,David
Baynes. •
2ND rART;-51.aty Rogan, Sarah McLean,
Bella Baynes. --
1ST .;-Ellen Gilmar. Sarah McLean, John --
.
Mathiesen. •-
The winners in the monthly spelling match
were : John Hogan in the 3rd 'and .4t13; and
Mary Hogan in 2nd part and 2nd.
PARAMOUNT.
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From our oion Correspondent
A meeting ii the interests of the
Scott Act was held in the schop,l-house
on Friday evening, the Ord inst. As,
it was a -postponed wain.).ba large at.
tendance was not expected, but at the
appointed hour the building was filled,
many having to stand, and several
listened at the windows. :
The *v. -Geo. R. Turk spoke ri
favor of the Act,explaining its history,
provisions, enforcing .machinery, .and
penalties. Opposition *as then called
for, but no person.' responded. _Mr..
Turk then -invited the audience to -ask
questions or urge objections. Several
.questions were -put,ivhich wer&answer-
ed to the apparont,satisfaction of all •
Great enthusiasm prevailed through-
out. When at tile close- the chairman- -
invited all Who were in favor, of and
would support the Act . to stand up,
the entire audience with a"feit excep-
tions rose. - Bev. Mr. Hamilton mom
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• pied the chair.
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TRUSTIES and teachers' will, says art
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exchange,* be busy • for the next few
weeks making their engagements for
1885. , Theyact wisely who Ina.ke,
their arrangements early. TruStees,
Will do well.not to lose the Services Of
a good teachei for the sake of a few °
dollars, while a poor One cannot be
got rid of too soon. We think the
-
engagement ()light:0 be for a term ot
years with a -chance to terminate it by '
either giving notice viithin a speeifieit
'timein this way lime permanency
might be Secuzed, . Nothing so injures •
.a school as frequent change of teach-
ers. Much time iS,lost 'and confusion
caused. by different- method i Of teach-
ing and rules of disipline. . :It is also
to be hoped tat those boards i who fix, ,
the summer .vacations at four weeks
will mend ther ways in that particu-
lar, so that w4 niay soon have mil-
lormity all o er the province in the .
-matter of holidays.
!.
-The heo,ne flush, pale UMW
cheeks and peecalious appetite, hid- •
tape Atoms.. Freeman's Worm Pow.
ders will quickly and effectually
*move thew
*am
t,