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�r FISH Xii ;I' T'REAT,Y.
The comm isioners at Washington
thave .=;eine t.i an .0 iderstanding on.,.the.
sh es; muddle, end the result of their
'gab has been wacie'public,. That'we
'Canadians have come out of the.Aquab-
'ble with flying we cannot adrit. •
'On, the contrary, , the iwpertu;rable
Yanked has • got the' best of it by a,
-tong odds. ' The three mile::limtt.from
:headland' to' headland,., within whiich
•,our neighbors were forbidden to fish
''under the treaty of 1818, is gene—
'arid gone °: forever. :.Canadian
Every
• contention. is likewise cowardly' given
away, and . really it Iooks., as :if . our
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,representative .had stood idly by and
:.z allowed.. •our cousins , to beguilelthim
into making ni rtif i gceoncessions:wit
' flatteringnewspiiper* notices and tempt-
`iii; dinner Parties.-.' He was"one of the •
T:”.lions;"you: know, 'but not; so much of
.a;lioa where sturdiness was neeessar•,y.
• All hays ,over ten miles wide, at the
'mouth are to beheld was 1! coq01"
Tatrrs.'�. 4 -The •irercrva.�ta,ori..intade •-for
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*`416trhrtte ° j erirVitiff0; hili oh'`
rofesses. to• exclude from '."'common•
waters any such bay. as cannot. be
reashe3within rw�thout' passin„ 'three
tellies'." ;of".the, shore. ..That is to say,'
,pterion, Bays over six,. miles.: wide at
ergs. mouth will' be open to Yankee
• n •fishermen, according to this: delusive !
-agreement e privilege of purchas-
b 't ports.has been with-.
ai at Al)r p h
held,. but`ft maybe.obtained by barter,....
,or;" di k' rine " if you:.: Tease.-
hat* at \- .Canada has` gained in this
,.,
+present treaty:: arrangement would;
ii.equire a; very pow elfin •nicros^,ope to.
•ascertain, Before becoming binding,
it'renuires the assent of the Dominion;
"perhament, which, we; hope; Will ne ver •
1)6' given. `'A greater lsacrifce, could
'tint very .well have been male. .'
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COUNCIL MEETINq,
.A meeting of 'tile 'Village' Council
^''svna held .'in the' - council chamber• ;oil"
'Friday`Bight' last' with' the Reeve - n
o U the members: present. After routine
,business,' Jnr. Tennant reported to the
-council- that lie :had received $51:5.96
School,nionies : from' West Wawanosli.
Applications • were received . for the.
of 'ice of assessor. from `Messrs. M.. Cor -
A. McGrory, D. Hornell and:: J.
• N. Ross, and for the office of ;colli ctor
'from'and' `treasurer from
D.
E: Canneron.
itloved hiy conn. Little and seconded
b' coup. Gi uinly, that :1 $. 'Ross ire-
wllctor'fer 1888, at• a salary of $50
-.-Carrie •/
daoved coup. Grundy, and sec.' by
the Reave, that A ' "•i1IcGrory be' -lip
pointe•d,assesso '\for, 1888, ^ata salary
Of $50.—Carried.` . •
Moved 1iy conn. Thompson, and sec.
• by,eoun Grundy; that , E.''Cameron,'
be treasurer at a salary ;ofti$5o.—''Car-•
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gra Leaving forDetroit, Mr, Robert
Murray .i.s,Made the Recipient of
a Gold Watc h.Chatn,
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Around a long table inthe, spacious
dibing•roomof the Whitely House, on.
Thursday, evening of last week, a score
or snore friendsassembled to do honor
to Mr,. Robert. Murray, precious to his
dopart4ire for Detroit,'Mich. After
refreshments, Mr. D. E . Cameron'
hanker, took the chair and; .Mr. D. l[i;
Yule,: principal Public Scboal, read the
following..address
To Robert Murray, Esq.,Lucknow—,
DEAR SM, -1 ith unfeigned - regret: we
bare learned that, iii common' with ton many
of our pullic-spirited Canadians, UFO many, we
confess, of, the -young people of our own to),vn
And vicinity, • you. have resolved upon a charge'
-of,Coqutry: and residence.. The desire to better
the circumstances of life by .honest effort is at.
'all tithes laudable, and while we applaud your
'efforts in this direction, sve ear,nptrefrain.fmm.
expressiog our sincere ei}crow that you have
. not chnseu to continue, as heretofore, one of
our oiugt' highly -respected citiaeus :sod business
mHn. ,
•Your endeavors to promote the cause of re:
ligg�rous education, especially in the young, and
all that tends to elevate the moral and mental
natures, have Nott for ..I ou au ',enviable, phice
in the hearts Of all, while your sociality end:
readiness to assi-t every' cnmiuendable undsr-
taking have been most exeinplary, • •
• We earnestly.hope your •residence—and'
temporary n a it be• hues ,nather;flag_may
bring with it your''m,Nt Sanguine a9ticipatir,ul
-that pie sojourn in the" city of taeetraity"
may kit sone. of pleasure, pr5.fit and happiiie+s:
Permit••ne, dear s''r,to present you with this
small memento, expressive in nonce' faint way
of our warin appreciation of your many es
turable- qualities, ,:as • rerchant,; citizen anc1,
frioud.
The address• was signed by a large
number of our,promnient citizens, and
1.Mrs' Roberta Gliatnbers pr,,elsented the
This demonstration 'of. good -will on
the 'part of his friends was a complete.
surprise • to Mr. Murray, he only having
received intimation of the event about
anhour previous. Ili reply; -he feeling-
ly
eeling-
lythauked' his friends ;for their gener-
ous and outspoken expression of good
wishes.. Ileregretted very inuch the
parting,,,, but he had so resolved' after.
due reflection with and . the . consena°of'
his partner. The firni would continue
-under-the old however" as: he had
not withdrawn • his invested'- eapical.
For his•partner, Mr;; Macintosh, he•had.
the highest regard, as he had always
found him honest,enerou : �
g sand' frank
in all, his dealings. \\xhatever he: had
ion
dove for the causes.ef reli moralit
g '. y,.
or intellectual elevation;' he had per
"formed siniply became` •he' considered'
it his duty, and not towin applauae form
his :fellows' He would always,rememb-
er, his good friends ir. Lucknow, and '
ever. treasure tlieir handsome souvenir
because it•'wbud always recall .the as-,
sociations of Past and 'present in the'
years to tome: •
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Principal Yule, 'Barrister Morrison,
Merchants Grundy and..';13clntosli
'Banker •D.. E. Cameron, and others,
referred in the kindliest: terms to Mr,
.511u0av and the' assemblage, dispersed
after *singing the National ..nthe;nr and
Auld Lang Syne".
11r. Murray for- Detroit Satnr:
day lupe sin f,�, and Tit; 'SENTINEL cor-
dially wishes him .unbounded prosperity'
and happiness:
Of -all %Woollen C roodo, .. Blankets, • Ulsterings;
Flannels Undercic thing
IT:LS''ERI:NGS at cost price to :cleanout :
B LAly K ETS ,
FLANNELS ' '"ELa cr: fir. cr i:.
30e ` SHIRT oi* F D EA WERS 'for. ..25e.
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« , ,,ti 50C'
$I O0c . ��. , •« 75c
Onlyfew,
.. r a suits of .each of these -lines a;.
A °full. ran
• '' r ge of sizes in C]<om •t(ln Corsets -50(, 75c $1;,."00:, $1:25 0.757'
Having purchased for ' spot cash. 'from. a Tea
roke]. who was in difficult owing to bard times,
• y,. .g a fine lot of New ►seasons:Tea; T am•notiv
prepared tooffer the biggest�rnducement :ever. held out to the :immediate medi`ite ublic• With
ev,,,ry pound of pili' .50 c tea: (which,' guarante6. equal to any and::Bette than a .great ',many
500. teas,and ositivel better than r
p y any, peddler sell �you,at o0c. r will div
P give' you a ,;esti- •.
ins china CUP .and .SAUCER hic cannetbe' bought an.3rwhere for less than. 250, If
.you
take 151bS„: ou get: 5's
y , cups, and saucers: o>< • a whole sett: 'of.t'lasswt),rP; worth 100: • Parties
wanting tea sbou.d call, and see the tea.' ; 'Yo i won,'t he asked •to bu. if the'goucls' don't
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T, L�WREN , E :..
• � begs to announce •that his supp13�
of . Hardware is ' : now. complete, lete
.'. p • embracing the
following:
Axes . Carvers Clips • Fii:gera '.Hangers; . Machines Pouches : Boyers Sh'' Sle es
sale v
. Adses: , . Cutlery. Cans' Nuse Hoes MJletts • Plates. It,iain' . ' ' ,
Awls •..4, Co tie '�_ , Cage __Guns .. s'-'—'---7: • aoies;rra lr���else
Oases' g H 1 ww. re Nailq.Pots - eelA Stands ' ]:legs
' Augers'' • Gases' . Casters Glass •. Heads • Nut, Pans • • Rocky` •1”
`: Scales rudciews
Biti+ Caps : ,Crusbers , G ndst'nes Irons Needles, Pulls 11 evolvers .. tier rl'a s
Butts Clippers ]),rills ; 'Glue.' • Jack
Squares • •:p '
�, pP , � s Oils'. • Plumbs ' .: • . Reamers " S, rails 1 apes•
ills • . .Cordage•`-°---)ividers. .......:Grose -...._c: Jaws.. :..:Udell•, .:1; es• - i'.in -.. .,�..,_.._ • -••,- ..
Buttons Phalle.- ' Diamonds, Globes • 'Joints .. .e) Openers • : Packing Rivets,, - • S odes, twins'
p -Shovels L,,.ile
Burners- — Chisels --_ vruiners- =--- Gongs--- .;,. ....a.v_,L•a
�• Panda Powder • 5uleis Scoops '1' tick
s Braces' Compasses'Drags Gimlets. n,bs "7?Eittg Pumps, Rail Skates `:-
d.Stones."...
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-Brackets Callipers . "Escut'ons'1 Gauges knockers'. • P ish • • Planes *.-SPoon‘.. :' Shat"7ei
sBelting : • CutterN'',Eyes Gates._ . .-Kettles :Paper : ' • Pile • • Sawn •• • • SapsTins Bolts Cumba •Cur yEmery ' Halters Lanterns Prurils .:' •Presaei Stuues: ,. ,Sinks Varnish
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�BevelsClamps ;Eerie.
Hatchets • ; . Lifts • Pincers
Pruners
ners . Stoves •.'
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SuatLa V
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;.Borax, Cradles.. • • Files Hammers • Links. Punchers Rape ' Slei6h3 Steels , Vrenc
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'Beaters ' Ch'ironies 3flasks: . handles'Ladders Plyers .,�, �Iaz>rsSprings, Strings WringeixBrushes Chainors.Eerrulee Hanks Linea • Pallstakes StrapScrewy •Vrshers'.Chain': -'pllars; dog Forks . •• Hires Mops Parers RingerSlicerSpikes' WiekCartridge Cat hes • •
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Fawcets • • Haws Measures . •' Picks . lteflectora SpectaeleS "Strips . ' • ,W ads• j
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I have also on hand, a large Supply pl of %Tinware, which .I .. well; sell 'at Rock }jetfoil -1 y
Pp Y ttom Prices. A. 1 .Gaal Oil aed
Machi.le Oil. :Atrent for the cerebrated ' aaiit priMer " Altbastine.."
Cali. aid enquire Prices before purchasui elsewhere
.,rg LAWRENCE:
N. B .-Cash. paid for hides and d sheepskins, • t -
I @MPORTAN
A®R�,S EXPEC:T.O�.AT , TTo•Am..:•
wild'. are bald/or, have . this sir
Gr(,y.
this old m ,,
e 1 T.Ha..r
d C1
Ile asp or w
:� Sure I elllefiv , ho are troubled with
for 1 and
b 1 ' l 1' d
• The filch character :of l c :
i pu,Ynonai-jr tone iia (, iSol': •e 'S 'ls 1( e t•
tedl Cnill'n`'
ed by the gratifying, grateful, and unsolicited testi 1 ' _ -CT -
5r 5 lmt illy I e,
ceived'•froni those hav'e:beei benefited bvuse..:. its. •
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READ THE FOLLOWING:_.•
EXCE
11[r. Peter Shanks, ,of Il(lailtorc Ii wettes : Please
a send ere by ex pre'sS,'immPuiaaely, pile dollars worth of ,Hallamore's Expectorant
r_ e:. �bloiher is just .tieishin ;:her last bottle. She thinks 'there; is nothing like it for.`.
• . 1.4/1 Qll VJll Ga. -
.kiAIR DREsoixii., sAL4)ON. ' Mr.. J. C.«Smith,: Car Jnspector,C P:'R Cal t, w'qies.'—;'"Send the oil
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CAMPBELL STREET, LUCKNQW dollars worth of Hallamore's, Expectorant: I can t get along without: it.
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If you want a clean and :easy. shave;
• As clean; as barber .ever gave'
• dust call on ipe at My, 4al000n,
1 A't-inorniiig,;•eve,' or afternoon.
I'll'cut and, comb your hair with grace,
l'o snit the contour of your face
To you I'll give a ;ood'shatiipoo, •
The art of which is known to few.
aly scisors;skarn•,• niy razors keen,
.!try -shop is always neat and 'clean,
And everything I'm sure you'll .find ,
1 1. • To Suit ;the taste, and please the, mine].
.Perfumes are new, and always' sweet,.
And with them others cali't; compete
The ladies, too, I would invite, •
`:p'tsr I scan trim' their hangs all right.
us* hearty , thanks
I no* extend
- To all my•pattenizieg. friends '
And in the future I Will try
My very heat to satisfy.
• 1110 ed by coon.,Thompson, and.' sec,
by eoun Boyd,• that .las Lyons slid
• 'John West be appointed pound -keepers,.
Carried:
The fence viewers nppninted 'were
Messrs. Thos. Cirrus, T. Treleaven, J:
Odium, S. Rcl•iertson' and Geo. 'Aria:•
strong.
A by 1?iw' to limit the, number of
tavern licenses to • he issued' in the
village for the ensuing y•ear ( :if' the
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Scott Act.is repealed) was read` a first
' • time. .. ' '-
Moved by coon. Grundy and sec. b
. 1 •• • to ie amount of
',tavern license be $200 instead of ,$150
as per by lair 'A'mendment lost. The
by taw was then read:a tliird•tiwe and
passe.(].
The following accotints'weie present:
ad and ordered to be paid' ; i)r. Ten
«•hanti, for .,work •. in cernnection with
sehool molies, $4. • D. Taylor, for
^ Move and pipes `and coal •4)i1' for: old
teian. Boland, -'$11.9v, ;
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DAVID'M6ODT, Prol►rifto
-=yl1r. Alex, MCIEay's, grocery `store
'was entered by thieves on Saturday
night last',and seine '6• or 7 dollars
wortli"was sWlen.
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DR. DG1RE IND'
.3 AERACES SPECTACLES Ab, :E
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GZA
SSES
are the only genuine. articles in the.0 ns'
• EnglishCanadian Market. •
• 7;enl•. pebbles t i'n `feel, ^
p p • _ St • Tests giYen to purchasers' to prove genuineness: 7
recommended by. and testimonials hive been received fredi the I'resi a They are
-+l•.lit,-�C1cu.L2r-esi�irirt�-1,�•=•-
ado( • . r, R1►.t ice rein( en , o ie ' ec ica Association of Canada ; • the President cif the
University
" 'v' '7 ur;reons of Qii'ebec ; the Dean of the Medical Faculty of Leval
University ; , and Ex• Presidents of the Medical Council of Nciva'Scotia, Etc. '
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BOOKSELLER,' Lucknow.
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SETINEI.
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.IRC
ih be fount] invaluable for the hair atnl i.eai :"
Itclfi e
e H H elle Heal, of sill �lanclriilf, invigor ►tel.
th,.'gfevalr of'the ]hili, and•in cares 4 -baldness
wliere'there there are :the slightest Signa of
roots left, it will produce good' 1•ro s of hair.
It restiirs grey. hair to,:its original Color. ani]' . • '.
is an excellent dressin:...
• I)0'NOT DELA , if• .n"r't sir ` ' -
s 3 1-usaa-s-i)�etrk:
con itron get a bottle titmice' •
- ----Ask for
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A. fOIU NWENI), 'SulcManufactiirer.'
F(ItONTO, (JAN -1 J)A. " •
A.. I)orenWend to the leading niauirftic turr.r„
of 'flair Goode ill Canada."
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- G •• 'V, Eddy; tosuror of
Mars ago Licenscai and 'Cert3$ �.
cilvbo . Offioe "�. Coaael1'la
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