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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
JAS. BRIAN, PUBLI$HEE.
41,
VIRE .I1BERTY- TO UTTER AND :TO, ARGUE
_ = PREELY ACCORDING TO THE. 'DICTATES
4O7 CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL
OTHER=i.IBERTIES.
imiknows Jansas End, 1886,
NEW YPAR'S GREETING. .
= - With this -number nit -SENTINEL
a enters upon its,_twelftl year of exist;
once asa:public newspaper.. For the
past -,six years it _has ` been under our
uninediate guidance; . and during _that.
*time -it has shared in all the advan-
tages which -a goodly subscription list:
and prompt -paying subscribers bring.
.As at: newspaper TUE " SENTINEL, like
- human inortalsi no doubt has its faults
and imperfections :; but we.' haves en-
deavored to keep pace:with the times
41 according to the length_ of our pock-
et,",
ock
et, as the saying goes, : the course
which all rudent : and- successful
,..=:ductors of :business enterprises must:
pursue. Of course, as to the readable
-and interesting character of TIE SEN
TINEL, we have mo desire to make any
observation.of our own, but we would•
just remark that live have a thousand
or two stray testimonials and. written
_` encomiums `from our many subscribers
:and•readers lying around- our spacious
premises testifying as to its merits in
that direction..
In conclusion,we have onlyto say
-_ - '
that with the : beginning of another
yearand in. the midst ofthe festive.
son.
' itis only appropriate tea _ that we
should wish all a pleasurable time -and
a share in general enjoyments which
the . merry season,_ confers; Trusting
- that all our 'readers. will share abund-
antly in the many enjoyients con-
tiguous Apron the- festive season, we
have much . pleasure in wishing them
A . HAPPY NEW YF a P
PASSING
EVENTS.
' THE' Minister of Education intends.
introducing' a bill at .the -.forthcoming:
session of the :Ontario'. Legislature to
have: the elections for school trustees
held'=at the same time . as those fo*
mch.
councillors. . -.By ` this 'meas-; ..
: .sen in the
dere interest will a thing that- has-
election of 'trupng in 'the past. along--
.and ran into the creek `opposite
hePa sadFL" side : the -road upsetting the
•
sleigh : and : • gpR, _
, throwing the �unha� . v_.
victim into, a cold bath. The last seen
of him he was iunning:over the 'hill
after his -team ,We wisih hijn a Happy
New Year. .
Union school. section :No: 14 had .a
very • successful "examination on .the
19th ult. The:pu ils .were - examined
P dee:_
'oy` Messrs. Matheson,- McIntos;i An
-derson, avid Wilson, in the presence of •
over eighty visitors. They all seemed
pleased.with the ,progress the. unils
•had made: under the graining of Mr.
.Horton- their t4acher during- the -
eat::: ' `entertainment
, • �, past
y • The, ehtertalnment and. Christ -
masa
tree
in
co
lin
ee
ion
t was a
: .success..
: The: presents were so numerous that.
t
he..
t.
e
could not bear- � up � under., �-Its
1Joad,•and:another pact to be Sent t
for
to
1
:7.'�.a i—'-T--...�-1.�*-gym..+- .•w,.. • .
1 hat t 11 - a
be unity. of the
�b>trch' of Christ -� •
may be irianifested and brotherly love
iraurease ;- that the churches May mere
deeply realize. their responsibility in
regard to -=increased- evangelistic work
.amo ig the masses; and that theLord's
coining inay,be more earnestly looked
for,: That all -pastors,:- swinge ists,
teachers, , and- workers - _ -May ;:: become=
fervent -in spirit-, :diligent in their
ministr i
y;$�`d :faithful - in p�eachng. I`J esus: Christ and Iain_ , crucified ; for'
Sunday - schools ; and. . for the better...
observance of the Lords day. _ •
a Thursday, " Jan• . S --Prayer for
families and instructors of youth.
That God's= goodness.: and : mercy ° may
not be:withdrawn and that -the: w' rd:
of God may run and ,be glorified, `that -
Christian parents may :more fully re
cognize the obligation to train. Up their
children in_the . fear of ..God:;; that
►oung: people may. be. :saved :from..in
temperance, immorality, and other,
sins ; : for universities, schools, profess-
ors, teachers, : _ and students : for. the
ministry.• : ;
Friday, .Jan. 9 -For. the :nations.
For rulers: and : Governments and- all
in authority ; far the preven#ion of
war. ; that all laws that favor: vice nd
cru � �
alt
y :maybe remo� ed ; : that� Wicked
men and their conspiracies may be
confounded -and loyalty and goadciti-
zenship prevail; for: soldiers and sali-
ors.; for . the removal of.: the -opium •
traffic, intemperance and the social
evil;. and for the.• su r s�
pp a cion l -of all
that is impure��in art or -literature.
Saturda Jan. '10 -For missions
home and foreign.. For the outpour
-ins of the ioly Spirit. and a Spread
of the: Gospel in all tan s - P
tl , .for- lucre
laborers to be sent forth -endued with'
power,fi -from on ,high for.- native h i .
.�rst
ians, that they -.be . established in the.
faith :and • become ...
come inore� '` earnest in ..
seekingthe salvation, . 1` Anon of their country
men ; for all. inissionaries; for God's
ancient_ . people .. Israel and the _ con-
version. of many in. the faith. ofChri -
SL
for, increased blessings to _ attend:the
• circulation .of =the Scriptures
andt'
the
e
religious 'training. of.- the young.in.
missionary schools -and- colleges.
Sunday; Jan. 11 -Sermons ..Wait
ing for the Lord's appearing. Isaiah
xxv. ; 9 2. ':Chess. ;iii 3-5.
• The first "meeting will be field in • St.
Andrew's Church ori Monday evening
next ; in Knox -Church :.on Tuesday;
•
evening � and in
A». 3IT - .�J v ,LEGE . • _ 1
PARAMOUNT. -
Prom our ours Corresnonderd.
Skuddy is quite. a faiiilliar .game
ainOng the boys ::this winter. -
Our school tuber has- returned:to
his home ill evurn to spend his poli--
:•
days.: tv' a wish aim a: - happy time:,
While ' some unknown gentleman
.was driving :home. from Lucknow last
week his horses took. fright at the saw -
Fr
Dominion :Parliament�1,, will meet.
44;the despatch of : business
� n the
- • 29th of . January. It : is also under-
stood_
nder-stood:_ that the Local Legislature. will
`assemble:about the- 25th. .
The delay
in calling the Legislature together
� has
Yd
been.occasioned b' 'the dilat. ..
...: . dilatoriness of
e Dominion in connection, with, he
• led
aka claims of lesthe : old tPro rice
-
ful home`s
Bratrix sit yo
n
= �►« get -her obnoaiont'�.--�
to- good. So sure am , r.
- thi.G I have pretended. to Be
have already invited `her, and, 'c.,
at ter to -morrow I*. shall scud her .,
E icn 'care of her, maid.
Lwould
Per myself, Only that I'
am a --eon$
invalid. My dearfriend you must ta,
best _qui of : my , treasure. See th
a
sends rid letters to any -one . but her
or me.` Allow no
: stranger to viseit he
r•depsad hopefully . co-operation on
in
this matterfor- m
'daughter .
y is a� fitting
mots for the .bast, and � gill not sacrifice
her .to a poor man. •Yori- will pardon my
.prolix letter,for the eakeof
a mother. s
Anxiety..= *s Yours,
IeasELLA "
�Rot)K.
She closed the letter and 8t.looked.. a `
.at. -
L:
eo iY,who stood. in the embrasure
window oi. a
lace -draped � t - gazing' -carelessly. out
. the
o beautiful grounds:. A mocking sneer
purled his bbin lips. as he returned to her.
As
scheming , -'
.said, - , .g woman of: �the,world,' he
ads
ant
anti
o
: ndl
.:. y.I ileus. you:. will not
`
lend yourself to her iniquitous plan."he letter Goal
_• Mrs. Le Roy: glanced' at t .
...
�,-
,,Yon see she reallyiv"
Ecce.
Ei es me no oh ci}}:
�
or refusing, Simply -taking- m
• t anted" eke said Y commit for
aid dubiously. rt.
" No matter; Write' her that you cannot
=ave -Beatriz.. fief •.:ter I name home
terday, and: that. I am' an ogre who would
•
•
1 a.
eofrne
T2S,„
scally for ..t the Chr st nas Trade.
arge Range to, ca from
G
great
oaring
7Goods, Olothi:
Sots $hoCL
great
many Lines
0614 at Rag- Below 0g.
to clearout.
r2rThe Cheapest and :Best Assort-
ed. Goods ever o ered -to the Public,
and$20,0Q0. t
to s .,lett from.
ne month Only at 8. MaclaLy�e's.
•qhs. :Briht :4
�, Subar for .$1. 00
R£
ds._ 29 inch Vinciso r .
I -
yds 36 inch {yd.wid
e}
Windsor Cotton.-:,
ll wool ' Canadian:'Tweed
Suit
for
is Felt Hats 50c. to 60e.•.
•
{ wool'ren�b Drs�`
GOOds,._
25
cents.``
Ladies', bliss:es, and hit•
i•en s Hoods bought 201 per
cent• -below the regular rice.
- This Sale -wi 1 cc -mu
till the end of Deem'_
1a
FIRST -COME FIRST
GINTYR
Nab
;tae, r,y..•.,f - -
deails: coming and f
Beatriz sunk
h.,a crimson,
were
lain' too'young.
•
Where u r did She pick.u
er?" `;be ked :himself. ° " She
aP .
ve become, infatuated with her danoi
9r or: her musio-master.
• that. .evening- when litre. Leroy
cell i sued the piano and -asked her to play,
se -:with;: ea r0x. begged - to.. be eaoueed.. Being
_ 5;; ;-dressed, she declared that. she had never
didn't mean ' ear. the fan
i,, r � : ,piano, she ail not Hoare icor
WAIVER. RUE a stoo ed to F• ski at least
�� _ P �� �not very, .mnoh...
As i' s. :o d
n the pa..t At�tl keep3 orT,„ , >� n. A bevel)<< T�i-�blle,ezpressed the -surprise -the 'felt:
large and superior stockkt1im home for Lison played an aria for ` his 'mother,
oneQ. - n theyolosed the piano.
, are say Eden ' ' is o it was' not her r4usio-,basher :
Y '. Who
Flcl idin ' v r Y" tap out of .each ,t n er heart. The circle_ narrows down
o e ,y. thin #c►und -111...01fb
he eat down i :the professor of ::the ter 4 ichorean art,''
LAWRE C• '
in d Stove Ibpot1
'NEW ARRIVALS
MONARCH ENiENS��9N
xe.4ro.i r rood*,m-
,' S�osByy
AUIT�ESS PARLO
all and see They ►
Mgood Housekeeper. He *cul . ps
the . public, . more
par
ticularl3
..F
'440 hi
mself.
Community. thatheLn:Enw
e
` •-dear, >•hav been 'watching
you
of a:Tholough Miller, d i osey" said Mrs. • LeRoy, suddenly,„
dif-_
if yoU
"t bother you
41,t
villin
diold what was. s1eftp After or
listenm„:=.toari1a
the iran n u�i
cekdn 'v
n1�
et
r
. and d
a.progranme prepare(' bythA.teaehcisvfro the; u
d :scholars the presents wereli . _
with to the c spells -,.
enjoyment _of all
w. WW1 "close-
d
b
Quee
frig
mita
S
r ` -
have .never
my life before!"
CHAPTE V.
St. Leon looked. at :the -girl as she made
her tumid reacted. _.1Ier eyes drooped from
his qulckly,,and the frightened look cam-
into them again.-
-
i
was unacco
antably_vezed,:alldongh a
moment before he; had been pleased, because
she was afraid' of him.
.y sboidil the little goose fear me ?
I am not an..ogre,",,he .said to:himself,
shortly;- turning bank to tbe window, while
Mre. Le Roy answered"politelp
ied
pled
nit° so
earningly
e asked. "I
utif
ul,
tis
sPo
We• will both
miss : at way. T
�'trude upon, each
e`:
haunt - is the library.
Item! out of - them, .you -may
e'the right of; ;way: inthe,restof the
house without- . materially disturbing me.”
Palpable
diem -
ay.aowered .over; the -:lifted
face: that looked .so lovely in. the golden
sunlight..'
" The library and the books are all. there
—aren't they ?" she asked .with a note of;':
keen yearning in her voice.
" `Yes • `do .
yonj line• boob ?" he :asked
curio slY . °• °'
:-
Ilovehem
t she
ewered, ;asoai'dm . ; .
the word "like" as she haddone :about the'
Sowers. ,There was no half a strain. in her
- y
nature. re. F .
rve
t - ardent, ant im
, etao "
word was -too oooo1 cold -
for
her;,
Those "
.thin `
e
th t 1
a e se
d her.
,�= g P e she loved.
Then,, perhaps I will lend you :some
books sometimes, if you' will only keep but
of my: sanotum,;'ho said, coolly.'. "=110you.
promise ?"
"Tee, I promise," she relied,. with:a
gentle Smothered.. replied,.
gentle, high. ��-.
Then' suddenly e: lifted here 'es and:-'
asked Win the l a 'meet ' n `h y
l�q do 4 would'havb_
4
at doonot at all resemble your mother.
eyes, -yours are black. Ber
es were t a quite different • from yours.
av .seen your father, but 1 forget how
ooked.. I suppose you are like him."
_- I am like my ' father," Beatrix
veered, but her face crimsoned, and she
fed . s iit she `Vere. about to burst into
sea She cooimanded herself ,with as
rtl etnd a little later, declaring that her
d'aChed, ehe.begged .to be ezonsed,--and
44 Poor' girl,!' i
she s every unbaPPY l"
� , said
. ® Roy. "-Isabel :Gordon .is very care.
to :let that .ohild have ,a lover ,i' She
e
of bueiaess out ots the eohoobroom.'
- CHATTER .- VII..
0421z Went -swiftly ito: the pretty dress
gran, ;Where tte-nfaid Was busy -:sewing
^t R thin ner-dress Of pink ,puna veiling for
rl,beautiful young mistress,. She sank
wnuon a dhttu and looked at Clarice
th'smbra, miserable eyes.
" .0b11 l %i I :shall -h.
D i ave toggles it All •
,'! the pagted.,,They :suspeo$ me -.p
-quits sari they do r .. a . rt -
a.
laricslooked
trigliteaed and -disturbed,
e 1:e eproliohful.
y A _
-
ALL KINDS bp-.
of
the hei
exotics in his buttouht i
House of Commonsn a fin
by a•par of high inettled h��,
4n s tyle.you do tot have in
`
Party that represents what
�
poktioal dissenters, though such
Puritans n 1ta219 :�9
you
me►s
still
. a_.F
count
Liberal people of 3ew England are of a
similar physical type, 'oolo h
pie sed,'une_motional men, aa of }
- ble
will and of narrow views. Chamberl is is
of this type, with a' touch otsuerosi '
� �&ad
a suggestion of emotion. He is one o,/ those
men you would not o to %Imre with
unleos you were prepared to fight o the
death. Lord Eaudol , the C1on
l� tiv$
champion, is a .brig'it, clever, pluoky men.
Sho
rt inetature,slatu
i�
not
ttn
g pi
'
• an
aggressive head,
use
s►dfar
t
-heavy ;ous'tach eyes, ,
md, la singularly pond. power-
Iiil 'voioea a heti Eli the qualitioations
tbab go to make a auooesdul poiitieachief
in opposition, lie is ill neat. audi for
satirical a riff °
trine reckless, t �?�, oar not =ate
pat to wonder it be is telling the t
a•nd Oen snoops the ugliest rspe r e
retort with eq atuudty. Ue *mulct Nut
smile :and be a polition.%
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