Lucknow Sentinel, 1888-02-17, Page 4•
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hln>nixlt a- 4'#"rzttAtm ' TO A1011*,.
i/0,11►'lf 04.10i►D:NG TQ 'gni nurrA,Tsa
".07 0.0Nsonosoi lilt :PROS ABOVE ALL:
;OTaara mamas. - •
14011210%. ,11b S7th, 3,888.
Spa F111*ANC. .
In the Ontario legi's1ature on Tues,
ids y, the Pion. A..M.- Ross, provincial
•tresis firer, presented his annival fina i,statentent. The ordinary . receipts 'for
1887 were $3,133,2]•1, and theordinary
; -expenditures were $084,713, leaving
an exceaaof, :$268,498'. The total ex-
bera Of receipts over expenditures for
-the year: was $556,143. The famous;
. t d wuoh.disputed surplus luta swelled
'to.theisnug sum of $6,665.,352. The
(statementproves ,conclusively that the
reins of power are ine
ood 'Bands, and:
*`that the affairs of this -,fair Ontario of
whic a
we al are s0l . proud are;•adininis-:
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Ste ith prudence and ecotoiny, and
ith liberality. ' The government-
has been liberal where liberality was
and necessary, using the :public
..money.:for the : public . good. •' The op.
• • • osition, ,of course, made the usual.
attack ',upon,; the budget, but little or
no fault was found with the facts as a.
;Fsent alk z� r j .:• ; ,
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!'^i•' 4c1ntj 10111 Man.J ,fist Pn e
VIOL
BiaOrt , 4 l ler
Cloven, 4i'anal*on, c&ir
*WO a r ra-
way, muatard,'m!G9� Mt, , ` ole or
ground'; alae )lure extractilmn la 'aboi;'
vanilla, peppermints 'wintergreen! for
coloring icing, ice cream, c,
—4P an linterview `last, week, Mr.
Martin, Attorney -General in the new
Manitoba `Government,` declared eni-
phatically that the Government ;were
detertnined to build. tht • Red River
Valley, railway, no lnatter what oheta-
les or legal ditculties are- placed in
the way,or die in the attempt.
Canadathereare about 950.
newspapers and periodicals. Of these
75 are datly,12: are tri•weekly,,21 semi:;:
weekly, ,453 weekly, 13 setni.montbl-
and 4 monthly., 'Ontario has. 397.. Qui;
bee, 113. According te` the MIA census
returns the printing offices employ.
5,311 'hands
BORIS..
Bnowti•-In Ashfield, 13t1 inrt., _fba wife; of
R. E4'Brown,, of a eon. •
LUOKNO•WMARKETS.
(Corrected every 'Thursday Morning;)
PER, BUS.;` ' •
Hay per ton....: ,, . • .., .:7 to $8
Plou•r per' cwt ..2 to $2.20
,.18c:a dot
' Fall 'Wheat. ....78 to 7a'
D'X.S140AfAST .FAR11I.LRS..
While we'have to admit' that we.`
leave met with (seine ,farrners _ who.
are anything hut honest, ,'yet we wore
lordly prepared for the -.statement
recently made by, Alt. Ballantyne in
;the Ontario. Legislature.. • in •speaking
of the cheese industry he said that the
µ,greatest difficulty in7the Way. ,of that
',important business is that :dishonest,
'':fanners adulterate 'the •:milk; ;before'
'sending. 'it to• the factories.. This is
really a bad state of affairs, that „one
of" the most prosperous branches of
•eie;ulture should be destroyed' by the
.rascality of a couiparatirely ,few in-
y <e`liti`dul►ls, "It prs a .difficult matter t'
detect the guilty ones, but we believe'
some effort should be .put forth�l►y'the
farmers their seLtces..to - check the evil
and to •remove'froin the honest yoe--
Pinery of our country; :the slur: that
has: been cast Oil them. by the acts' .of
'their' dishonest neighbors. In this
:section, very Tittle.': complaint is made•
:,about the quality of •the. milk°sent to.
• • e factories, and; so :far.only Sone or two
'the � y
. pert es have beenguiltyof • dishonesty
in..that direction.
Spring « , . ; 78 to: 79
Peas... .5.7 to 58.
Barley .:...', .. 61 to .64
Oats : .. 38 to : 39
Potatoes ... .. .50 to 60
• ,Apples ....40ed aGets
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, illen� Grade Blankets, • Ali �T'oo
Flannels,
Jnderck thn1g, &c, &c.
ULSTERIl GS
BLANKETS
FLANNELS, ".
30c .,SHIRT or -
50c «:.
75c•
$1 00c . '!
Only . a`fewsuits
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at. cost price to: clear out
DRAWERS; for. 25'
"
50c
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of e4ch of these"MI6' left
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rangeof sizes in Crom .ton Corsets_50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1:75.
Afull •
Having :pu.rchased '-tor spot cash from a Tea
•d toofferthebiggest Inducement ever held, out to the immediate p
I t 1 to an and better
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. h _ o Tea'. I am no.,
' y,owing ard• �ti>rries. a fine lot of NewSeasons T .. With
RroT.er who was in ;difficult to h I�,te uh11c,... Wi.
prepare igg
. • than: a � great ni
every found, of m3''. 50c tea: (Which usra,n ee. sena y
e dl r'can sell you; at 50c.) I will give you a gens
50c ,teas;•�ind positively better than any p � e Y If "you
cannot be bought anywhere, for.: less than 25e. yo
ine c,lui:ia, CUP and SAUCER which: �, x
f glassware .worth $L00.• Parties
take; albs you gest 5 cups and saucers: or a whole sett o �1 •ked to b � .uyDuds do><�'t
'd .ca l�, 1 and see the. tea. You won't be asif the goods waiting' tea shin.
suit you,
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:q(.? i •NERC . .
It. is'tioN
definately announced that
Lord_ Stalley, of..Preston"is.to shortly
succeed Lard Lansdowne as Governor •
General of Canada. The•neiv.aspirant
a brother' and .heir of Lord' Derby:,
and Is a distinguished Conservative in
Politics; having peen in the British,
Parliament- sines ` 1865 ' though yet
only in the • 47th ;yc•tr of his ;age:.
Since 1$68, lie has held- office in every
•,'Conservative Cabinet whiich, has been
formed,and at present is, President of
. tlie; Board of Trade in the_ ,Salisbury
Gxovernm'ent.''• His •vife is Lady Con
stance Villiers; fourth daughter of the.
,Earl of •Olarendon,,and)las a family of
eight or bine children; Although Lord
Lansdowne's term of: office' . does not
e;pii'e till late next. fall, pet: it is ex.
,% a ,.
pecked the 'allailge . Will telt place in
the _e 'r'l sun finer, to enable him
•'to'. ssucoeed: Lord Dufferin as. Vice-
`•until stock taking.
Latest designs Bestmakes . A full
stock and splendid assortment.:
Sterling Silver Jew
In Canadiattaouvei ir'and Wrote'sport
1desinns—Newand fits,
bkile. '
D. Murchison
• Don't buy a stove:, till.you
have seen thee" FAULTLESS' '.
and.'" ROYAL •JEWEL," ' the
best parior and heating stoves
:in the • market, . also -the
MOpEL," the' only complete
'cook :store in the Dominion,
for•sale by Thos. Lawrence.
.4 very large and .surpeis .
ingly. •low-priced, •stock:of hard -
.ware, Tinware,. Granite and
Japanned 'ware, : to be sold -
'cheap.
Don't fail to. see , •our•: • stock
ggf Library,Lamps, Hanal.lan pi
%Brackets, . Tubular Lanterns,
IEtc . , * •
A. large stock of Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Silverware, etc
to choose from; at 'Laver eiice's
Stove . Depot,
N. B Cash•paid for hides • y
and •sheepskins ' .
AUCTION SALE
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ESTATE.
In the matter of 'Ovule's Cainpbell;: • of the
•Tou ti hip.of 1iuroit,i in the Ctiouty of, Bruce,
Ingo/vent :
Theie will he. offered for sale, by •public
,auction at Wh tely's,Wiei, In the'Village of
Luckriow. on' Saturday the 18th ,lay of !self.
ruary;:i8.' . at two o'clock ii',the afternoon,
'the land belonging to the estzte of said insult'
enta; in tWo parcels as follows ; •
ISS
in the gift of the crown. It carries
• with it an ° annual salary ' of a quarter
of a milliondollars, besides emoluments
*hick enable its incumbent to- live. i..
regal state. HIe is practically ruler
over 250,,"000,000 of, people, and is
posed of powers that are withheld
from ' the Governor-General. of, those
oto of the British ;Empiric .' which
self -governed,
'PARCEL . No 1. -;[.cit' .le. Concession <4i.
Township of ;Burin, e`.+ut dining 100 acres more
or fess. of which about $ I awes are cleared and
under cultivation, -the: balm tee ir. f i,1y tim-
bered
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bered•with h►rlwoord,' '1'he'soil is clay loaau.
in a.good state of cultivation. On this parcel
are .fraline house.1 stories bosh, frame hare..
and stables, and other Outbuildings and ai►
orchard,of bearing fruit tree._
PA,12.CFL No. 2.--7,ot .10 Concession 3 I)
Township of .Huron, Containing 100 acres more
or lesv, o f which about.90 acre ire r leareda)nA
under r ultivation, and the balance istirtibseed
with bardwooxi l emle.ck and cedar, * he sail
is a clay loam, Un this lot is a fraise biome
and barn nearly new,• it is welly watered bye it
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LAWRENCE.
These farms ar elsituated abort :�+ miles frim i
Ripley, and6'miles frr+na Luc ki..w. with •ravel
roads to each of said vallages,'tivneie there are
good markets '
TEnMs' Or 'saLE--t,EaCb_.psrcel will be.offer.l
subject to areaervedhid, The pr.q'erty will
be told subject to theexisting itLortgsi eathere
on, particulars of wines will ire • made knob',,
at time of Ale..1aa eh pur•c'ha•cer will be 're"
quired to pay a dep, mit of ten per cent. of his.
purchase money at the tithe . of sal,, and to
sign an rgreennent:•for' the completion of his
•,pnrcbase acid to pay: the balance of his purch-
ase Money within .30 days without inte'rest,•anid
upon such liayinerit.iie will- be entitle., to pos-
session which; will be obtained for him by • the '
vendore. • '.1'L.• conveyance will he .1►r epare'°
and executed by the: venders and be leiiver. d
to the purchasers, hut all investigation of the
tithe must be mjde by the purchasers at their
.4ra•. pens -and• thri-vendoroill•-n be -
to produce any de da, ab,ai'acts, air,' doc'umenta r
relating to the'title, other than ~11,;12 as may be
intheir posset(sion.. Ip • other • riispectzt the
We Will be according to' Ca'uditiona **id' at
time' Of Seale. .
14' r•therinfcrmatiOn..and:perticular.,s nisy.be,..
obtained froze the. nneleradgiieii. a
Dated this 21st day of Januar ► 1886,
Thrnnas Yemen. Ripley
Elliott Traver, l u ow. marl',( eters'.,; , t
'` . atrg I ri)aaitsi'oits,
e_,_ r..sde '1:i1�r1l3 P. 0.l 0ilg ee.
- high ` r of this old medicine as, -•'sure remedy
The h>t„li GIIa� Acte ,
and bronchial 'disorders,<isreeatedlyconfirm,
for' pulmonary P r • -
ed by. the gratifying,. grateful and unsolicited: testimony ..re.
ceived',from those who have:been'-benefited by' its use.
READ THE .FO 4:- LOW N G
Mr. Peter Shanks,: `r. of Ilogd.toivii, t rites :—": Please
send me by express, immediately one dollars worth of 'HCS: laleore's Expectgrant
,ilotl er is ;just finishing.her last bottle.', She thinks there is nothing like rt, for' '
IMPOOTANT 'TO ALL
who are bald, or' hare'thin, ur.Grey
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' roubled •'u h
I�.air;�or.�ho are .t with
17A1V'
DR°DOREt1WEND`S
' Mr- J. C. Smith, Car. Inspector, C P; R. Galt, trues':—" Send me one
:dollars worth of'Hallarvore's.E'xpectorant. I 'Can't;get aldiig withoutit:"
A.GENC
E'S ' Pt OTAOLES ,AND EYE-GLAS SES
oB, LAVRgi�TC S ., S
are tile' only genuine English''. articles in the Canadian Market.
• •. heal 'pehhles kept. inca
atom. Tests •Testsgiven to',purchasers'to prove! ge nineneas, : Ther are
recammendvdb 'and: testimonials have been received from the President'. Vice -President, E -
rrt+rdeut itaL T.x-Yice FreHidrpt, of tbg Merliga Ase sjnigt+ri ;Canada.{ the Preaideit
College oaf:Pbysicanit find Surgeons of Quebec ; the Dean of the Medical Faculty of Lasa-,
i?niverwtyY; the !'resic(ent'and Ex -Presidents of the Medical Council:o.f Nova Scotia, Etc.
"VOr. H_ ; 8• ;= T 11:;
BOOKSELLER Lucknoie•-
;scribe: for . the
SENTINEL,
`HAIR MACIS'
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Will liefound invaluable for the hair and Waal
,It illensee• the scalp of all dandruff, invigorates > '
the growth of the hair; and in cases of baldness_
where there there are, the slightest pips of
rriot.left, it; will produce good crop of hair.
It restore grey hair to its original color. and, •
is an excellent dressing.'
DO; NOT DELAY, ifs` riur hair is in a rear•
oonffition. get a bottle at once;
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.makfor
A.•i)6REXWJ ND,; Solehtanufactnrer.
'10RO1 T0, CANADA.
A y Dorenitiend is the leading mann' nnf aotnies.
of Ionone Gaoodaa iti 4saitidei: ,
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