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VOL. XRT.--
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e Published every Friday at •the S$:rPINEL
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LUCKNOW-:''`'ONTARIO.
BY..
JAS. S. BRYAN, EDITOR ANDPUBLISEBR.
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MEDiCAL.:
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J.A. McDonald,
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¥ D;C.M M.C.I'.S.O
OFFICE - KDNTAIL.
J. S. Tennant.: '-
M..'D , M. C. P. S. - -,
Qau-.diedi,.cal 1tail, Lucknowµ.
Ara'Spe�cial . attention ppaaid to -diseases.' of
, 'mimed and children. Calls promptly attend-
ed to.'liy. night or day. - ' ... .
D. yA=' McCrimmon`:
>di D. C. M.. M C P. S O, L R' C;: P,
lf, C S; avid L 34, Edinburg. Coroner County
of Bruce Licentiate of Midwifery. .
Royal College Physicians and Surgeons,
s 'Office -One door east of the Post Office,
,., "Lucknow, rOat '
•Dr• .D Geddes,.. :VA!. ' --
RADIJATIC.. OF THE: ONTARIO
Collage. Toronto, and registered member
if the Vit insryi Medical Association; • can
now be found prepared'to treat all diseases of
she domestic: animals in the latest acid' most.
ientific manner
OAPs either by mail or'teleg am promptly
• . attended to ;Charges:Moderate '
t)fficei.Corrii an's Hall •
ltosidsuce,Pa•scoe Hotel, Lu ow
GENERAL.
• ROBERT CLINNING1{AM,,Y
INSURANCE,
FIRE ANDMARINE
• ” GUELPH.
MONEY. •TO ,•..0:4 Af
ON TIRST CLASS MORTGAGES AT 7
t� 71 per cent interest, payable yearly.•
1 ...Charges :ver;, Moderate.. Apply to ' '
ROBERT MURRAY, St. Helen's.
thNE v 7'O LOAN
Yr -6' PE „ CE '1' FROM 2 TO 20
years.yearso Ne o -` arias or sa a in t n
tarty as well ay Manitoba. Parties desirous to
sell Farina will consult their interests by' in
rpecting the advertising facilities, of :tubserib•
er iii Great Britain and Ireland and Contin-
' gent of Lauds for Sale. !'
ANGUS 'STEWART, • •
Land Valuator, Lucknow, Ont.
West Wawanosh
Mutual fire insuranceCom:an
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pB�OARD 01' DIRECTORS MEETS FOR
1) the transaction of bniiness on. the first
'ruixid'ay in each month Perties wishing to
hags their pr:iperty insured in this increiiing-
1'q ni alar Company. will by giving notice be
itaDni upon by au agent or ly one of •toe Dir-
mut"Ysf asineam exile promptly attended to
• J Dt ;BOBER'TS
Pee Tunaahno i' . Secy' aria Trott,
.LUCKNOW ONT RSO, FRIDAY, A.U( 'UST• 17, 1888.,.
CAMERON &, CAMPBELL
. BANKERS
L ZT• C g 1\17...P W
MONET TO LOAN,
DRAFTS ISSUED,:
CHEQUES CASHED,
• •INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE'-.
POSITS,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
• TRANSACTED..•
Our MR, CAMERON, having accepted the.
position of • Deptity Treasurer of the Province
of • Ontario, which will necessitate hie removal
:-to Toronto. retiree froth the active management
of the business. .He retains his full inte�t
in the business, however, which will be con'
tinned as usual by MR.. G.. A. SIDDAiL,
who has been our trusted and .faithful eonf den-
Oil`clerk•forthe.past 9.years, becoming man_
ager..
Our MF. CAMPBELI:. will in_'future . be
found at the bank, and will give special at-
tention to LOANS ON REAL.ESTATE
• We represent the BEST. COMPANIES. in
Canada, and: are in a position to. effect LOANS
at lowest possible rates and on mast favorable
terms to reyayinent.: Present rate from 6 • to
6i- per' cent. according to security. •
• CAMERON • & CAMPBELL.
GEn; A. SIDDALL, Manager.
FireInsurance -1:
Through tickets o all -points in "
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PAMPHLETS.
TIME TABLES,
FARES,
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tf 734::JNO. MURCHISON. AGENT.'
' SOCIETIES.
L UQICNOW L O.
Aro 11S
.: O..lp'
Meets every Friday' evening at •'eight o'clock
•in their Hall, Canipt• or Street. All -
Brethern cordially invited:
G, WILSON,' JOHN'ELLIOTT,,
Noble Grand Recorder.
,LODGE
UCKNOW LODGE OF THE ANCI-
L eat Order of United. Workmen,.meet in
the Oddfellowe Hall, on' the.last an -second
Monday evenings of each months. $t,8 o'clock.
VisitingBrethern are Cordiallyinvited.
JNO: PEART, • A. McINTYRE...
Master Workmen Recorder,
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1111-. EETS THE THURSDAY ON OR
LYL before full moon• of each month at 8
m. Visiting Brethern cordially invited. :p.
B. MALLOUGH, - R. FIN DLATER,
W. ' .. • ;Secretary.
godge
18.¢.
COURT
BEERI OOD
N' UDER 5O
•LUCANOW
Meets every first and 'third Mondays .in
every month, in the Oiidfe,Iows Hall. Visit
ing Brethern are cordially invited.
�.1 ts. Leoxs, Chief'Raiigei, D: : Viii See
DENTAL.
EROM:E, L. D. S. To my-
J-. ►0 e J • ^old.friends' in Lucknow
and surrounding country. You, Have known
melong enough to know that my worlr is not
Cheap .Tobi work, Now;I am making Cohn
left!, :Plates and . V lea i
"gupj y my cos omers,witn any tad of Metal-
lic Plates they Wish for• Gold, 'Silver or any
other. Chargos as low as they”. can be made
for. I will''be in Lucknow on the, second
•Fridayy. and Saturday and:fourth Friday:, and
Saturday of each inontiti., Vegetable Vapor
given for the painless extraction, of• teeth.
Office, near Cain's Hotel.. .
ITALIZED AIR GIVEN H'OR PAIN
✓ lees extraction. Artifice' Teeth set
upon Vulcanite and Celluloid,'Aliny.' Gold
with Vulcanite and Celluloid attachments;
Celluloid. continuous gun!, etc. :Teeth put in,
without a,p"leto. „Artificial Crowns attached
to roots.. Preservation of the, natural teeth
and extraeting, specialties. Fees very reason.'
able,
`MccDONAiD & DEAN, ,
•Mason'emock. .. - Winghsm.
tide entrance, opp.; Queen's Hotel.
Will lie in Lucki►nw, at the Whitely Meso
i on the.tit:ta, .l fn M;aadage•and'T*Ii of.
'ischii, mouih1 • 729 •
THE RACE GROWS ZOT.
Laobstow Laerosslsts Defeat Paisley by Four.
Goals. to Three. -Tide Li tew.el Contest
Next Reek Decides Ilse Coveted
Champloa ship :-
Fully five hundredpeol le-madetheir
•way into the Caledonian park. on. Fri-
day afternoon of last . week. to witness,
the' "acreage match between the Lm=
pires, of Paisley;. and the Sepoys,: of;
Lucknow, • Some of the more enthusi
astir admirers of; the game. during' the
morning arranged for the•closing,of the
business places for a few hours in the
afternoon, and so an. opportunity ; to..
attend was given to•both employer and
employe. The ladies; as usual, turned
out in full:force, •and took a hearty in-
foreskin
nterestin the contest:
It was a noisy gathering,, ,too, espeo:
tally when the home team had the ad:
vantage, bu"t,•of aoyrse,,yoti can',t nor
4.
inte4ef' n t7`'g£ llln'ill i3;es; s t
:ever, received liberal applause for their
many brilliant .play_s,;..and.there:_was no
disposition_ou the -..part of--the-•specta-
tors to'",frown. them out of 'counte-
nance "' at any time. With the single
exception of *the fifth gams: very little
rough play occurred;. and what did take.
place.: was : equally divided and borne
manfully. ,Lacrosse: is ' one ',of those
games that• tries the, patienceand the
courage of the votary. •
'The following were the players
sEPoi& EMPIRES.'•
J. Berr • . Gos1...T. Moody,
A.B. Cameron :.,.Point.. N• W, Barrie •
Joe Elliott. ,..-Cover;Point.., McKeohhie:
A. Hall. J. Coulter.
A, Johnston,, ....Def;, Field..... J: Hopper.
R. Chambers., { 1). Dewar.
D. Johnston .,... C'entre. A. Peters.
IL Maclntyre. �A. Fisher
• George` Kerr • Home Field.S. Hptchison,
James:Kerr. l G. P. Allen.;
. W. Moody ....Outside L. Ruek.
'W. Grundy inside • A 11. ,Allen.
M.''Campbell „Captain...
R'eferee..-....:.A, McMullen, Mount Forest;
It'took •seven games and the .best
part of 'three hours : to decide .the con
test, hut. victory:- eventually perched
upon the'banner•. of 'the Sepoys:. ;Each
game was sternly contested, and••close
•checking, accurate, throwing and swift
play. at every point' were characteristics
of the struggle. At times, some pretty
• teatn• play was indulged . in, and there
•.were many brilliant individual'plays.
A curious "concidence was that .all` the
goals scored 'were . taken at one end.
The aubjoined table showsLho ►the
goals were won
First ' game Sepoys.:, 60 min.
Second game ...,...+Empires b min.
Third game Sepo�ye +........ ,,-„:4 min.
Fourth game Empires .:..3 min.
Fifth game .....:Seprlye ....:.. 20 min.
Sixth game .:.aEmpires ., 4 rain
Seventh game Sepoye..4 min.
The cheering atithe close was some-
thing 'terrific, and . the'"bhoys" were
•subjected to'sorne hearty, handshaking.
For the •Sepoys, W. 'Grundy. scored
'.three goals and G. Kerr, one. Messrs,
A. 11.. and G P.Allen; Rusk, McKech-
nie,'Moody,:Barrie and Hopper of the
Empires • especially distinguished them-
selves,„and for the Sepoys the naines`of
..W. Grundy,.Jas' Derr, W. -"John -.
ston,' R Chambers,' Joe . Elliott; H.
Macintyre, G. Kerr, in fact of all the
players, will be known to fame when,
their 'crosses have gone to Nofnau's
Mr. 'A:. 'McMullen, of Mount Forest,
'discharged the duties. Of referee accept-
ably •
The Staniltng•of the Clubs.
c fo the ehaw aonship
now growing i'exy F. ei n, n nex
week's ,play will surely decide where
the. pennant will float, for the next year.
•Listowel and I.ucknow.have the' bright
est 'prospects; though, as far as we
know, Walkerton is in the swim too.
A,ppended.is.the 'showing '
WON Leer . DRAWN TO PLAT'
Listowel..., ... 5' 0 0. i• ' 2
Lucknow,... 4-. '•0;, 0,,-, 3
Walkerton. 1 1. • 1 • 1
Paisley :.1" 2 2: • 2
Chesley. ... 1 / 2 2 ' 2
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eeswater.. ,. I. 2 • •2 ;2'
Wingham., 0 3 '. , 1 ; 3 .
Ziincardi'ne. ,. 0: 3 . • 2` 3
• .Listowel and Lackaawr'. ug. fi.
y'is that
The on) match next, week
against Listowel on Fridays • ;afternoon,
4,0*he Thee Listowel club leads thQ
WHOLE, NO 761.
district,: and is a very strong organic-
ation. Without doubt this, contest'
will tell the tale, as far as the' Sepoys.
are .concerned. .The, . boys' will use.
every effort;to win;; 'and they wish to
see; ;a large attendance of apeotators,
'The, match will take :place in. the
L Somerville park, and an admission fee
of ten cents will be charged. The.
ladies, 'of course, are admitted free.(
'Mark ;the dates down so you won't for-
get. ' .
Chesiey,s'.Wands (MT Out.
, The • secretary :of the Sepoys on
Wednesday last receirvedthe following
telegram from the secretary of the In-,
dependent lacrosse club of Chesley :
CMISLEy, Onjt., Ang..15.
We have resigned, now having no connection
with such a rotten affair.,,.. : •
B C. HLMMILL.
We presume the cause of the -Twig;
nation: is. a lack of the needful , Hiring
players;to "down" Lucknow .and"Lis-
towel came high, and it wasn't much
of a success either:: Chesley; according
to the ruling of the Judiciary Commit-
tee of :the F1 L.A , should play in
'Lucknow/on 'Monday next,,'20th haat.
Sic transit gloria monde. Rats !
play in Lucknow sometime • within two..
weeks ,The Sepoys.:cannot_play until
wthey..are._through with -Listowel, -but=
after, ,that our Wingham .friends will
likely be accommodated:
'I[inioss Council.
Council met Aug. 10th.; Members
all • present Communications were
read from the County.,cierk,'giving ,the
levy for county purposes.' being: a total
of $3,530.32 ;;, from' A. Campbell,; esq
schooPiiispector, . regarding the forma-
=tion• of a Vide—h., School Section, • also.
from Jas. • Marshall, Esq;' L.: p. S,
containing anaward' for a drain' on 3rd
range north. A let,frer from Geo. John=
ston, containing $2being his share. of
the .engineers charges under"the above
award was' handed to the... township
treasurer. A by-law duly passed .fik-
•
ing the rates, being .for county 2 7-
10th Mills, and for township,1 2-1'Oth
mills ; on the dollar. : Orders were is-
sued. for the :following accounts: Wm:
Malcolm, gravel; $10.55 ; Robert Pet
;typiece, gravel, $6.25 ; Andrew .Mc-'
Mannas, • gravel, $4.50.; .D. Falconer,
culvert, 6th con., $3 ; P. Torrance, -re;:
pairson bridge; 80cts ; Duncan Mc-.
Kinnon, culvert, 2nd con., $3.50 ; D.
Beaton,: • culvert, 3rd con., $5 ; Jacob
Miller,: for cutting hill, 3rd con., $76';
P. Fisher, gravelling on 'south boun-
dary; $12.80.; W. Malcolm, plank,
75cts ;• Geo, • Permel, •gravel, $6.75 ; N.
Bradley,.Work on Dyatt's marsh, $7:25;
N. Bushel, ditch south line,, $4.25 J.
Beatnish, ditch 20th side •line, $8.17 ;•
H. Sciay, gravel, $1.50 ; John Lane,.
furnishing. school. assessment, $2 ;
Pierce, :gravel' '$5.;'. W. Dempsey, ap-
proach to bridge, $1 : J. H. Kaak, fin
spector of: roads, • $•Ir:;. ' do for. •arb'itrat-
ing On Union S.; S: No: 1, 53,.50 ;
z Clendenning, for: the same, $2.40.
The Reeve was instructed to examine
the gravel pit on lot' 33; con,' 4; with a
view to ascertain what (if any)damage
had, been done in hauling,from said pit
A by-law was duly passed adopting and
cr ntirinnig the Report 'of; Arbitrators
on Union S. • S. •.No..1,'.Kinloss and
• Greenock. ,Application was Made for
the remission of past taxes, and exPmp
. tion . for future taxes of the grounds
•A
used by the. Kinloss gricultural Soci
ety,. laid over' to next meeting. Jo}iii.
.Piiry is' was re -appointed collector. Ten
dollars .:was granted is .Henry House,
as relief. The tariff of fees, for the use
of the town hall was, amended by ex-
ei p ing rom paytnea o .any ees a
Meetings to be, held by any members.
of parliament Or 'their representative
agents, • and- of Agricultural ' Societies
or Fanners Institutes or their represen-
tatives.
The ccpuntilthen ,'
': adjourned to meet
on the' 10th of September. " '• •
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A Man who has tried -• it saysthat
fol ot
wooden posts trea'ted.' as ws, aa
coat' of two ,cents apiece, will, last' so
long that the party adopting' it will
not live, to sce°his posts decay. Take
boiled linseed oil and stir in,pulverized
charcoal to :the consistency of paint,
and put a coat•over. the timber.
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Appointed His: Wife.,
Vector Camp 1l EXpl`a!n' IOC Toth low..
to BW awn 8atisfhetloa,.. .
We some time _ago called 'attention
in the SENTINEL to the fact that at the
recent entrance. examinations in Kin
carding, Inspector danrpbell'had select-
ed hie own wife as one of the residin ,
examiners. The article•wae-.copied into
the. Toronto Globe and on Wednesday;
last -the following letter from the In-
spector
appeared in that paper
:Inspector Campbell; of Kincardine,.
-writhe as, follows in reference too par
agraph in this column- relating- to his;
action in appointing his wife a presid-
ing:• examiner•. at the '-.High":School' en -
the candidates. at Kincardine, asked
My Wife to take charge Of' one room..
She' aoniented to de so gratilitintely,.
and: perfOrMed' her duties thorny entire-
satiefection. As she. was' welliacintaint
ed With the management of ehe.exarar,
ination, it .Was fortunate „that shot was.
present, as the principal of 'this High -
School had.toyetire bn:the 'second (194,..
throUgh illness. I want it tO be clearly
understood that :the. lady in • qnestiont
Aid not Amine one Paper, but maily.
presided fin*. two days and a halt during;
an einergency. She ilia net 'receive,
and she will not aCcept, one • cent for
It. 'aegOlation 32 reach; aa.followo
" When from the nuMber of candidaiee,
or .any ether cauee, additional presiding
examiners are required, the inspector
:shall make such, appointmenta as are.
ible to , be appointed presiding examiner
whO his any pupils writing for &hula. •
siding." All papers *ere examined' OY',
in aCeordance 'With the regulations."
A bulletin of the ,Ontario,Agricu
College coritainti, ainong other;
valuable. matter, 'the following to test
the, vitaii6r, Of :seeds :: 1. Place 100:
seeds ' between two :sheets Of blotting,
laid on sand, and keep the paper clamp
in a • place Where the temperature is.
precentage good. 2...Place the' seeds
on a piece of in a sancer; With
Sufficient, water: to Moisten it thorough-
ly.. • After scattering the seeds (1001•
.on the' flannel; Put, it piece of dark.
blotting PaPer over the whole and
.tinutilly dainp, in a short time the
seed/ Will gerininate.•;.: the dumber.'
good seed. For examining seeds akto
cardboard, and the fOreign. geains. :ere
of seeds, true to their kind, is leept :for
etot-nrairiSen, the imputitieS can readily
be identified. The results of various
tests in the germinator are given... The
following referencei will practically: •
marked effect: on the vitality 'of cer-
tain seeds:. .Many seeds have . lost
is not reliable -for fieedi for, even 'though
germinating a fair 'per Cent; of growth
in the fielk ie of' more or less, weakly,
nature.. All seeds should; be tested .
tee vitality and purity- A sMall 'per- '
shield „for the annual convention •
Ootobier, on Wiikh: &than be placed the.
mine 'and population of the county tout .