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VOL XVII. -1i.
THE LUCHNOW SENTINEL
Is published every Friday at the
"Sentinel" block, north east corner of
,Outram . & Campbell Sts., Lucknow.
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(JAMES BRYAN,
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IVIEDIOAL.
1 A. McD()NALD, M. D. C. M.
P. S. 0. Office, Kintail.
R. TEN-N..4.NT,• PHYSICIAN,
surgiron„ and .kcconcheur.
Sir-
gery opposite Caia's hotel. Office
hours -from 9 to 12 a, m. and frota
to OE, s. •
A. McCRIMMON, M.' D. C. M.,
Re C. S. and C..M.; 'Edinburgh, Cor-
oner ' county of Bruce. Licentiate
• Midwifrey. Royal physician and sur-'
goons.. Office one door east of barbar
shop, Lucknow. .
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LITOKNOLONTARIO, FRIDAY, MARCH, 14 1890
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THE LUCKHOW HARKINC.COMPANY HOW TO HELP A PAPER!
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MR. cm MAIM, PROPRIETOR-
Lucknow Jan. 2nd, 1889.
MONEY TO LOAN. •
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL IM -
portant points, cheques, .drafts
and, mortgages cashed. Notes dis-
counted Arneiican current & Am-
erican draft s bought and sold.
Interest• allowed on Savings Bank
deposits according to agreement, col-
lections. Notes or accounts will te7
chive prompt attention.
Fire or lifeinsurance effected in
stock or Mutual Companies.
We, represent several first-class Loan
Companies .and can effect mortgage
loans to suit borrowers on best terms
on either village or farm property.
Office hours, 10- a..m. -tb 4. p. kn.
0. A., SIDDALL, Manager.
1-111,. D. GEDDES, V. S. CALLS
1), either by. mail or telegram proni4
ptly attended to. Charges moderate.
Office, •Corrigan's hall. Boardinghouse
Cain's hotel, Lucknow. , •
CIMON CORRIGAN, COMMIS-
°. • sioner, in H. C. G. Ic.inlough
P. 0., Ontario.
• f'IARROW& PROUD...700T, BAR-
' c. wm,
'43r risters Solicitors,etc., Goderich,
Ont. T. G. G4RRO'C
PROUDFOOT.
LLIOT TRAVER, ATTORNEY
JA at law, Solicitor in Chancery,
Conveyancer, etc. Office, next door
to.the post office, Lucknow, Ont. •
IJ MORRISON; ATTORNEY AT.
i!rw.,•Soliciter in Chancery, Com-
teissieuer, Converyan,cer, ,etc. ,• .Office,
over the barbar shop.
gEimERAL.
•
013ERT CUNNINGHAM,
IN-
j),surance, Fire & Marine, Guelph,
Ontario. •
mONEY QLQAN 1 HAVE A
31 few thousand dollars to invest
• for private parties, at reasonable
• , in-
• terests. ' 'ELLIOT TRAVERS.
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• liONEY TO LOAN! FIRST -
�L mortgages at 7 0 It; per
cont..interist, payable yearly. Charg-
es moderat Apply.to Robt. Murray,.
St. Helens. •
• TrONEY. To.toAasTi' AT 6, PER.
JI cent. from 2 to 20.years. 'Lists
of fa-nis for sale ih Ontario as well .as
• Manitoba. Parties 4siroUS to sell
•farms'iI1 consult,' their interests by,
- -inspecting the advertising facilities • of
'rttbscriber in Great Britain, and Ire-
• • land and continent of lands for,. sale.
ANGUS STEWART, Laud ValUator,
Lucknow, Ontario.
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• TWIN 111.TR0ITISON, , C. P. R.
• ticketlikent. One way .exsursions
. to the Northwest and PaOid. %Cost.
• Full information to intending. travel..
to any part of the vl/orld.
inialliamarnisease
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ArEsT WAWANQS1-1, 1VIITTUAL
., Fire InsuranceComPriny, board
of directors meets or the transaction
.of business on the first Tuesday each
month. Parties wishing te have their
property insured in this increasingly
popplar Company, will by giving not -
ie be called upon by an agent or by
one of the Directors. 'Bitsinees galls
promptly atte—Iftlid—a, Trffiese
ganiiqn, J M. ROBOTS, at3Oretary:'
Wog.' I,ANE. Treasurer;
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SOCIETIES
T uoKNow:
Li Lodge, to.'
112 .meets •
Friday evening at eight o'lock le theirhall,
hall, Campbell street. All riethord
,cordially invited. D. TA OR,NObld
Grand. • JoJIN EILLIoT, Recorder. •
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f) O.F. COURT
U. She ew oe cl,
ssilowe No. 50, Lyknow.
.t.,
1,...1k
Meets every first
• ...-t, ,
and third Mon-.
V. . days in ever y-
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4 • .r.m. month, in the Odd-
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_,, , '- •,.11i fellows hall. Vis-
iting bretliElriare cor ia y .
T. M.ATTHIE, Chief Ranger. P. D.
YULE, Secretary.
�'U.W. LITCKNOW LODGE
. of the Ancient Order United
Workmen, meet in the Oddfellows
hall, on the last • and second Monday
eveningsof each month ateight o'clock.
Visiting brethern cordially invited. r,
JOHN PEART, Master' Workmen., A.
MCINTYRE, Recorder.
LK NO W MECHANICS'INSTI-
•tute. Reading Nona op4 every
eveniu fr. from 6 .to ;1.0 p..no, excepting
Saturdays, when the hours will be
from 2 to 6 p. m. The. librarian' will
be in attendance during these hours.
D. D. Yues, President. JAS. SOMER-
VILLE, Secretary.
• CIENTAIL
JT S. JEROME, L D.
. S. To my old friends
in Lucknow and surrounding country.
You have known me long enough to
know that my work is not Cheap' John
work. Now, I am making Celluloid
plates; and ulcanite sets, and will sup-'
ply„my customers with any kind of
Metalic plates they, wish, for Gold 'Sil-
ver; or any other. Chaiies as low as
they can be made kr. I.will7be in
Lucknow on the second :Friday and
Saturday and fourth Friday and Sat-
urcIrty of each Month. • Vegetable Vap-
or given for. the painless extraction of
teeth. Office, near Cain's hotel.
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FIRE! FIRE!
Insure your farm property, private
dwelling, in the. old rdlia,ble, the
LONDON
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—I AM ALSO AGENT POP—
CITY MITTIIAL
AND CITIZENS.
Office, A. ROSS'g harnees shop, Luck -
now. WillbeintheliaCe everYlaits
ufklay Afternoon.
• Gee. Craw, Age latek!lowl
167-mr-Ininn•Vinyn WhIebva ol:eatraiter-ien
be Helped and Made Prosperous.
There are various ways in which sub-
scribers can • help their local paper.
Every subscriber ought to consider'
himself a partner in the concern and
as such bound by all means in his pow-
er to advance the cireulation. and in-
fluence of the paper. •
• Ite can keep his subscription prompt-
ly paid up, and nut only paid up to
dateolbut he ought to pay in advance
at the beginning of each year. The
price of subscription, viewing the sub-
scriber in the light of a• partner,. is a
part of the capital of the concern; and
subscriptions unpaid until the; 'end of
the yeah are, just sdniucli unpaid capi-
fe.inay be argued that a persen,
has no. right to pay, for an article until
he receives. it,. hut 'such i position is
net taken in reference oto." any.. other:
mode of 'entertainment, and the. news-
paper is really a source of entertain-
.thent. At theatres, cCineerts, etc,- he
price �f a nits:mon is a ways paid
fore the the performance begins, . while if
• the principle. which many 'people apply
to payment for their .newspaper were
adopted those who attend eatertaie-
rnents would nut be required to pay
until they_ were over.. It is well known
that, if this was don many would be
so dishonest as. to say the performanco
was not worth the moisey and refuse
to pay at all; • Now, this'is just what
. •
some persons are mean enough 4.-si do
in regard to a newspaper. If they 'do
the. end 'of the year, find some fancied
fault and try to repudiate payment.
Fortunately the law is on the side of
the .ptiblisher :and holds that the re-
ceipt of the paper is. Conclusive' eviL
dencanf having ordered it, and farther
that no newspaper can be legally stop-
ped until all at•tears erespaicrup.
lifentiook City
Mr. Johri-l%watOs children are re-
covering from - a -severe attack of
whooping -cough,
The farmers in this vicinity have
taken advantage of the few days of
sleighingand have succeeded in getting'
about thousand logs to, the mill.
The -boys of No. 15 have clubbed
together and puochaeted a font ball.
•Some of them will 'soon be laid up
With sore sbinS.• '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAllister, of:
Ethel, were visiting the city Itsettoreels.
The scheme for the. orect
,joipt stock grist 'mill here is e ,
Over two :'t
Oars havetzbeen subscribed a ewoe
tarmers wiliTinot hesitate to deuhle
their subscription if required: •Tioil'
final ineetA'nk is 'to be held ifre3ifsl5•;-
on the eveniitg of the 20t1rat 7.o'olegkb
All farmers.are respectftilly • requenfOt.
to attend. s •
to. olts,s s
A certain tnny__,,,;1a4ts. t
-miles from here got hernoSeso
frozen in "poverty" thate.sheponisi not
attend church. on .Su.eday. o.-- • •
Two young men fforn tieesszicinity
had, a narrow escape:recently hy the
seatooefs their •Issegio fall' off and
"McGinty . like" they were `underneath
: It is not every, city that:cad' boast
of a • ventriloquest, but Hemlock city
has air amatory's-whom we believe,is
going to " k • .•4 out." , •
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was
Miss Ann an Jessie Mctaehrin.,
of West Branch; are at Present visiting
•their sister, Mrs. Walter Beaton • in
this place. . They are all formerly ;of
• Glare mis, Ont. •
-t----s-Mr-ester-XCDonald, ,WhOse-sistnaily
Another way in whichsubscribers
can help is by speakingtae of the p'ap-
er to your friends. Cander yourself
an active and not a eping partner.
Many a person wouldr.take the paper
more readily on a friend's • recomnien-
dation than on the solicitation of an
agent or any one connected with: the
paper. Sending the paper to friends'
at a distance is a good way to help.,
It is an impossibility to give an account
Of all the local happenings in a letter,
while .there are meny little matters of
domestic and personal interest that do
not find their way into the newspaper,
and for which, if more proininent
neighborhood occurrences are made,
even in brief, the .theme of a letter;
there is no room, Although these more
tender and personal matters oughtto
form the characteristics of friendly dor-
• respondence. •
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Again; very Materialhelp can be
'rendered by givieg inforwation in' re:
gard to local happenings either by per-
sonal or written c,omrn.unication. News,
which is worth knOwing'sbazi 'he speed-
ily .and widely disseminated by letting
the newspapers haVia it. If ysiu live.
in'toWn and knoWsef anything 'of im-
portance come to the Seserilgo office,
and tell sof it, or speak to some one
connected with the paper: • The infor-
rnation liavelkierk obtained before,
but it is ofte4 'Well, toget mo. re than
elle; account, If at a distance jot
down the facteand send them. It is
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not necessary that the selling, punct
Indio!) and grammatiCal construction
of a letteois correct', in order to itisure
the publication contents
and the factsire preferred
to the 'facts alone, but send the facts
and the rest will he looked after.
The last aid which will be noticed as
within flaupower of subseribere°is that-
di'scasian, of pa hiitiquestions:There
are a montat•sit • numspkaper'ssubscribers
ri? en , who 'frosse'diciAl ature of cireinn4
stances, arer 'M' ;Well qualified .tn",ex.
press an oiiinidt,1:oa certain public t
ters as an eclit oft. lisswever learned
able he nay beiarid, thole who e.re..4
stant • readers Of the Toronto "dill
will tsktity' to, the fact the corres-
pontiAitce is often equagy as interesting
as 'an .eda4;4141,, baeod it Is frequantliy
DtOai J�
. moved from Tawas to West .4Operior
last fall, is still in this vieinity,, Mr:
McDonald was once a -residgpt pflin-
cardine township.. • ,
'We are glad to state that ,Master
Peter McRae, vf Lochalsh, Onto who
got .so badly injured shortly before
.Christmas is on the mend. • ,
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The Concert
t.t(From the Morden Monitor.} •
coniCert in Dufferin Hall; of
Monday o.V,ening, Feb, .17th, 'was irs,
every reapectra decided success. The'
number that made their way ,ter., ,the.
hall in the facie of a raging bliziard
were well repaid, anditis fair to con-
clude that .,if the ev eoing had been
fine the hall Would•have been packed.
,The programme opened with au in-
strumental trig by Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Tweed and Mr. Treleaven, on the
organ, mouth organ and•violin, which
was well received and warmly applaud-
ed*. The choruses by the „company
showed' good ability and careful train-
ing. • Mr. Frank Greenway's place was
ably filled. by Miss Louie Campbell,. hi
a. kindergarten song, "Mother, how
beautiful the, moon is to -night," which
was most sweetly sung. ...Miss Auld,
though • suffering from a cold, was in
good voice • and ;sang two: songs in
classic style. and was :twiceheartily
encored. Morden has just:cause to be
proud of such a vocalist. Miss Auld
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is always- a ;favorite, mid her slowing
on Monday 'evening Wei$, quite in accord
with her. usual suecess, Rev. Mr.:
Walton gave two excellent readings,
which were ' thoroughly enjoyed -
Misses Louie and 'Bella • Campbell'
captured the audience with their kin-
dergarten songs; in addition to good
natural ability, 'these little folk have
had a thoretigh training,' and, as a
result they do their work as well as it
can be done. All the instrumentals
were of high merie., In sshe.choeus- by
the company, " Mortgage the Farm,"
Mr. Dingmap made- an excellent bid
man, and Mrs, J. B. McLaren a
perfect Old, woman,. while Mrs. Camb
bell end Mits Mitchell elegantly did
the part of the, giris. Tho .airdience
wag enrapturyti and • thundering en-
cores brought • the , company again
before the, lights. Singing the National
Anthem brought the ev.ening's enjoy -
merit to a close. The Ladies' Union
aro to be congratteitsted orttheir efforts..
and, 'Mrs. Tavetd enoher success as a
musical managers, The chairman. in
closing stated that Ot similar concert
by the Bann), ,perfermflts' wUtt.14
pack a hal,l4 aft theshottest notLcp
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Epwarth Leage
"Isdesire too, forra 0 league effensive
and defensive with every soldier of
Jesus Christ,": wrote John Wesley,
when after fifty years of indefatigable
labor, his life vvas.slowly ebbieg to' ,its
close.. The _Epworth League, which
etlic es its tiatne from his pleasant home
at Epworth, seeks to realize the wishes.
of the great leader of MetliGlisin. For
some ,tinie it has been felt that' the
;connection between our sabbath schools
and ihniChes is not so clese as it
should bei'and recognizing that it is of • •
•vitril importance to: make thessabbathos----- 'so- •
-.sch6ols feel they are" a part of ..the
church and the church in turn to feel
• the sabbath schools are Ruch, the .Ep--
worth League has been formed
;Atipply if possible the unitiee link..
The'Lereeuee has' not been formed with
• a view to stimulating sectarianism bet-
as set forth in its constitution, " Too,. •
promote an earnest, iotellieent rasti- •
ca an': oya spiritual life in the young s•
people and to aid thein' in constant
growth in .grace and in the attainment"
of purity of heart." The work of the
Leagueis divided into six departnieuta,
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lit 'Christian • Work, 2tol Literati
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tairiment, 5th ',Correspondence 6th Fi-
nance. Each department is presided
over by a president, assisted by a, com-
mittee. On the evehino• of March:3rd
many of the young people and a large„
number of friends of the movement.
met and organized, a branch Of the
League•in connection with the Metho-
dist church, Lucknow, but owing to
all the officers not being elected noore
port was made. The, League will Isola
meeting every Tuesday, night at 8
o'clock, which all are earnestly re,
quested to attend. • The following 'are
the -Officers : President, D. C. Taylor.;
14000 -Pres, S. Robinson; 2nd vice-,
Prete, W. H. Smith; 3rd vice -Pees.,
Miss. R Pierce ; 4th vice -Pres., J%fiss
1S. Treleaven : Secretary, J. Bowering;
Treasurer, G. Cater.
•,..liF47-110-41pason.rom..so
A Pleasant Event •
Cn hur s day &fining last ..betw..een.,
twenty ,and thirtrof the leading .citio
-ze ns M Teeswater assein bled at the res-
dence of Mr. L. dis Brink, to. pas S• a
ealeant evening and say good-bye to
johno•Logan, who left there this
avnek .for Manitoba. Mr. Logan' has
resided in that neighborhood and. vile, •
Inge fpr over thi ty years, being, one of ,
the pioneers w,he . eeswater was still.
only a paper Villa„eo• On • the lets -
a
incleared the name of Teeswater was •
•chosen after a number of Others had
been suggested.. Mr. Logan having
the -henor ,of' choosing the nine the
village now bears. • An address was • •
• read by Dr. Gilliesoancl a very • hand-
some titling sayer water pitcheroncr
goblet were presented to the guest of
the evening. Mr Logan, in a vet'
happy speech, said he was the olde
male resident, and Mrs. P. B Bre.wo,
'the Oldest lady resident in the villai14..v
they having moved' there about Ono -
same tiine. After a few ;remarks on,
the • past ..and` •peeseat, the kueota adr
joureed :for., supper. .After singing
"Auld Link' Syne," all perted, with
hearty good wishes for Mr. Logan's
success in his new home at Carberry,
Maintoba. . .
for
erf
sale. ,otkort spark •
year olds, sired by Old Scotchman,
color, dark bays •Also one 3 year old,•
by Old Scotchmau.. Two of them are
mares and will ,mate them up • to suit ..
purchaser: Apply to H. A. Hildred;
• 2 lots east of Bervie on Durham toad..
—Mechanics' Institute entertain-
ment. Watch out for the greatest
•event of the. Season next Thursday'
evening, March 20th. 'Splendid pro- ••
gramme:- First-clase talent. One "of
the leading attractions will be a debate
between Holyrood and Lucknow. Seo
bills and programmes.
—Church- was ovev, and a -company
women were standing abort • the
doorway talking and laughing, When a
young man approacheds saying : Aren't '
you. ever going home?. You are block-
ing up the Way •like 13alaam's ass.
You are wrong there, replied a young
lady with a toss of her he
the angels who blocked the ' way andf '
theeoste *kr made the fuss about it.-
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