Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-03-14, Page 53
NEWS OF TUE TOWN.
Week's Kretord or the PlighnIg nOrder
—Monday next will be St. l'atrick's
Day.
—Mr. Thomas Stewart, of Lucknow,
Was in Blyth • last week.
—Miss Nellie Burgess- left for Lon-
don on Thursday morning.
—Mrs. T. Fletcher, of 'Brussels, is
4visitirig triends in this village.
—For a boys or youth's nit, ready
nuade, so to Connell. We lave all
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The Lucknow Sentinel; Bruce County, Friday, March 14th:
1
—A petit/ton was in cireulation in
Goderreh township to be presented to
t. wLuititi
tha no tax co actor be appointed
is year, but instead the taxes be
made payable at the treasurer's office.
It -s being very generally signed.
—To those who desire to purchase
anything in the boots, shoes and slipper
line we would say that our stock was
aver better assorted than at present..
We can give you almost anything you
want, from the dainty French kid to
the course cow hide. Kee what we are
9. - -If it be advisable, as some think, to
establish an Imperial Council, or Senate, or
Upper Council, or Central Body of some kind
11
, tool nd
WO to the whole Ermine, should representa-
tion in such Central Body be in Proportion to
p9pulittion, or to the amount contributed to
common revenue, or on what principle should
repreeentation be based?
10. -In such a union as that oontemplated
in questions 7, 8 and 9, in order to give British
subjects everywhere advantages -not) enjoyed
by foreign countriea. would it, be desirable to
' adopt what has been termed "A British
family trade policy ?"
tariff are in great "baste to Ise- -rich ;"
they covet a larger share of the money
o other 'eo de than the can nc.uire
—Mrs. James Allan, el Alma, is
the guest of Mr, Wm. Miller, of West
Vawanosh.
—Some extra good value in our new
stock of table linens. Yoe will always
And our pricesright.—W. Connell.
'—Mrs. Wm. Snyder end 'daughter,
awitiialinerstori, were the:guests of Mrs.
iD. Hayes this week.
—Highest price paid "for n heat and
- 'oats_ at.. the Lucknow „roger mills,-
- • Geo. Kerr.
—Messrs. J. W. Morrison and S.
Keltie, of St. Mary's, enjoyed a few
• days visit with friends in this village
last
—Tweeds of excellent quality from ,
• 40 cents a yard up at Connell'a. Ours
up -Cameron, Murdoch &
—The following words of- wisdom
'appeared in a late issue of the Toronto
Telegram :—Farniers do more for their
country than philosophers. Men who
work; not politicians who talk, are the
builders of our national fortunes. The
problem over which deep thinkers are
pondering is being solved by active
Cnnodians who plough, sow, reap, and
gather in the harvest, and whose toil is
the architect of- our destinys. - •
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la the pies() to order your clothing.
' —House to rent,. A comfortable
-commodious house, 10 rooms. Im-
• mediate possession.. Apply to 'John
likurchison.
'--Mrs. W. McBride, who hes
been visiting in Lucknow and vicinity,
a rule newspaper proprietors
do more and profit less by their party
connection than any other members of
the'political organization to which they -
belong. The press of Canada, of On-
tario, at least, standn„upon its own
•bottom. It is commercially independs
ent, a success or failure -as the manage-
ment succeeds or fails. Party,support
was an important factor when
nows-
paper expenses were small, but it. is
now a mere atom of,the whale.' Party
help can ire longer make or break a
newspaper. And it is well that such
mak the mis-
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.Standard.
—In black and colored cashine'res
there is no place you will get better
value than.at Connell!s. We bought •
them right
.—Port Elgin is agitating for a sys-
Um of waterworks, and a representa-
tive from that village was here last
week.
' —Mrs. Brown and son, of Mount
Forest, were the guesf,s of her sister,
Mrs. T. .Girvin this week. Mrs.
.Brown is --abOtrbL-Sarroitig—to Pcnn
siylyania.
•—Mareh came in ike a lion, and
,aocordingto the time honored proverb
will necessarily gout with the docility
;characteristic of al -amis.
•—Alt kinds Of groceries of the best
,-qualitieskept at the 'new grocery very
cheap as we sell' for cash. and produce
' only. Goods delivered to any part of
TiE1211.
—Mr. John Pollard, of the Tiverton
Watchman, has rented his printing
•?dant to ' Dougtaci McKinnon -for,
• year •ancl intends moving to Napanee
at once. •
—The name of Mr. D. J. Bain,
P- •
reeve ofaisley, is being freely men-
tioned as an independent 'candidate
for the representation of Centre Bruce
in, the Local Legislature.
• —Our milliner, Miss Markle, is at
present attending the openings in the
cities, securing the latest novelties in
the slims We will be ready for, the
A .
y ra mg wit. egi e pro t ; a
they get the governErieDt to cows to
their aid by means of duties which
will compel consumera to pay higher
prices for their goods. " The govern-
ment legalizes the rolibery in order to
satisfy the greed of covetousness of
the proteges of "benevolent legislation"
It wouid he refreshing to have some
plain speaking on this question from
the pulpits of our churches.—Ex. '
WAGON MAKING
or in par , ea antages of the Britieh family
trade policy to foreign countries agreeing to
reciprocal terms ?
12. -If British subjects in Canada and else -
where (in the outer Empire) be pled on an
equal footing With British subjects in the
United Kingdom. so as to pbtain equal expen-
itaire_for_common purpeees, should all .bear
some share and eventually as colonial wealth
increases a fair proportionate share in the ex-
penditure?
13.-aWould it be advisable to raise the rev
...enneAneetienAjn_tanenanner Loggeptdeby
•Mr. Jas. Hendrick Hafmeyr, of Cape of Good
Hope, at the Colonial Conference of 1887, by
means of a small ad valorem duty, to be levied
generally', and independently of existingtariffs
on goods entering any part of the Empire
mem foreign countries, or in what way should
t?i•ovision for expenditure be Made?
14. -Referring to questions 7, 8, 9, 10, 12
and le, would it be desirable.that British sub-
jects outside the United Kingdom should: at
one step assume the higher duties and respon-
sibilities contemplated, or that full citizenship
should be assumed by degrees,. aceordiug, to
the conditions and circumstauces of each indi-
vidual community T
It is not expected that 'busy men who have
take by talking of a newspaper ,as
they owned it and had a right to dic-
tate its policy, but they take good care
that the dictation does not cost them
anything. Their moral support is even
lacking except at election times, and
still they note any weakness in party
fealty with fright and 'horror."
British Federation
To All Whom It May Concern.
The Ottawa Branch of the Imperial -Federa-
tion League in Canada-, respeettally-invite
the attention Of Canadians generally to the
following inquiry,
The Imperial Federation League is an organ
ized bedy, with many branches in the United
Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
and South Africa.
The following see its objects, viz :
1. -To promote the discussion of means
whereby the permanent unity of- th. British
Empire may be maintained.
2. -To further the developments Of the re-
sources and promote the interchange, of the
'products of the several of the Empire.
eaToresistaafil-a*Anseii-tendin to diemtegMtion •
fillsnot; asamany suppose, on eof the ,firne-
, tions of the League to propound a new consti-
tution for the :British' 'Empire. No scheme
worthy Of the name is possible. without con-
sidering every interest involved,and no at-
tempt should be made. to formulate a scheme
except by properly constituted authority,
after obtaining the- fullest information respept
ing the wants and wishes of the several com-
munities concerned. •
spring trade in a few days. -W. Connell.
Legislature has endorsed the.
Government's Bill to give
•Pros .al aid towards the establish-
, ment\ /county poor _houses or indus-
trial farms. . •
.—The Lucknow Branch of the W.
• .T: K. will hold an "At Home" in
' e Town Hall on Thursday evening,
March 20th. Reception from 7 o'clock.
'Tea served at 8:30. Admission 10
• cents. Al are welcome.
--Cameron, Murdoch &, Co. have
just received a • lafge assortment ,of
extra fine quality of kid gins/est-. All
sizes in ladies -from 5t CO -'S -and prices
from 25 cents up, Also a -fine range
in gentlemens wear.
—I have much pleasure in announc-
ing to my customers that I am now
, occupying rooms above Mr. Connell'• s
store, where I will carry on dressmak-
)tfog as susual: Entrance through the
store.—Miss E. McLaren.
--4t is said that one robin doesn't
;make spring, but the English sparrows,
-which is supposed to know more than
TObills, has decided that spring•issipon
los, and has 'Commenced building his
snast.
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The duty of inquiry comes within the sphere
of the League. and it is felt that the Canadian
not previous y given. car oug
jects involved, will be prepered at once 'to
respond to each one of the above questions, it
is, however. hoped that many perscns of . all
origins and occupations will view it in the
light of a public duty to answer such of the
coestionsas they may have considered.
Replies to any of 'the above queetions ad-
dressed to R. S. Code, 14 Metcalfe Street;
Ottawa, will be cordially received and duly
acknowledged. ' Every person responding will
be good enough to refer to the questions ac-
cording to the number in the above list; they
will further oblige baefurniehing their full
alaterooeunation -and-peet-otheaarddrese—
Oir behalf of the ,Qttaw,a Branch of the
perial Federation league in Canada.
SANFOIth FablING, President
R. S. ()ODE, Secretary.
Ottawa, Feb. 25th, 1890.
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GEN EgAL LCiMiTiiij
Adam Thompson begs teave to tha
inhabitants of Lncknow and surround
couatryfor thellbeml patronage bestowed
him during the list seven years, and wishes g
continuance of his old customers and a task%
share of the new, as he is in a better position
than ever to supply the wank of the publ
He alwayd has on liand:a stock of
Wa± ore 84 Biz
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of all kinetin : e also wit remind thspa ;71
far famed „
COTCH DIAMOND HARROWS -
kir he alwriad hue on hand and are made 4
the very beat material. Parties wanting an .
thing in this lino will do well to give him sea
and see pauses- before purchaeing eisewheri-
Particular attention paid to
-ALL- KINN OF HORSE SHOEING. -*ir.
flatfeet, contractions, and interfering. .„ .
By strict attention'to business, good walla
marknsmhie,I
Pnellat'ru..eiTttoploretainthepbautl
but
)d
rfrworkmen, aith
kindly extended to me. • • --
ADAK -4THOMPS00--
C;tharkett Street oppoalte the Batik •••
I T A T. FO -
wri:H" STEADY FMPLOYMETT 11-1ND
goo pd ay all the year round, to reliable men
fulelOstug satisfadhery references.
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Thou Shalt Not Steal
• The. Montreal Herald is becoming
noted for a refreshing plainness of
speech, for which it is to fie highly
• corn' mended, in these days when so
many people have fallen into the hab-
it of using words to ennceatideas. Our
contemporary in.a recent issue suggest-
ed a few suitable pulpit topics, prefac-
ing its recommendation with these
words : • Tariffs are human inventions,
necessary evils so to speak, devised to
,raiSe revenue for the purposes of gov-
Branchee will do well by consultations and all
proper roeans, to ascertain what is best for the
Dominion. •
. The Ottawa Branch having resolved to take
the initiativa comprehensive movement'
e'
of enquiry, with a view of eliciting information
upon•points respecting which much divereit9
of opinlon may exist, has deemed proper to.
issue the following questions for the considera-
tion of every thoughtful keen wisher of his
country. *Replies to these questionS, or to ant,
of them, addresiied to the .aecrettiry, under
signed, are respectfully invited , from anon of
allelasses.
QUESTIONS.
!1.. -Is the existing political union betilreen
.ithe UnitekKingdomrCanada and other_ Parts
'Of the British Empire generally ,satiefaetorY ?
2. -Is it desirable that the union as it
exists, or with Modifications, should be per
petuated
3 -Is it probable thrall. ,orti'Tito te-arranse,•
ments of the relations betkirearitheIDOthinion
and the rest of the Empire wiltisioallett for by
.circumstanceein the ntar or di$nt, nte?
4. -If it be probable that d4 d
modifications in these Mations W
necessary, and may on some.atika
come imininent, is it datiirlibla .arnv
consider the question in . all its bee*
order thatattly change may be establisheal with
wise deliberatioe •
I. -In (my te-organizAbfat of theit %pre
which reasthe neeeasitatecl by the pr`odeeel of
events, it is eaciential that O -Very separate mom-
mUnity under popular goverimient sikiuld bo
'consulted in a con•titutional =muck' ?
any possible new relations between
Canada and the other portions of the Empire,
should all political rights now enjoyed b. auto
eta ntially maintained?
a closer political union silo
Ian e equally With other British subleetia
where, have a voice in affairs which areircoira
tfi tiorreern to the whole Empite. ? • ,
_ Oat way should all Britih subjects
have a voice in Imperratiffairs, through thetr
respective ,goVeranionts. or parliament* or
I othervilae
—Ono °rein- exchn000s says that a
• Movement is on foot in 1nce county
• 'to abolish the December session of
tihosounty council. In other places
they go still farther and say, extend
The power of the municipal councils
end abolish the "-County Parliament."
—1-teid, the . baker, has received a
tar load of Milne's- roller flour, of the
• white lily brand. Tho daddy- of all
flour has caused it to be made the mark
Tey
the-arrOwe_of_enlepetilion.
have ail tried their Skill (titres yet
they .have .,fdiled to down it, because
gerlitors ghost t .will not down.
ernmeht ; and when politicians Make
•use of such inventions to dam up the
natural channels of trade and divert it
into artificial and unprofitable chati,
nels; they not, only convert the tariff
into an instillment of legalized robbery,
but they also set themselves up as wis-
er than the Creator, who stamped the
works Of, his. hand With evidence of
beneficent design, one of which is the
• facility for intercourse ,with inter-
change of• production, between they pecs
• ple of different countries. • Looked at
in this light, is, not a protective tariff
• calculated to pervert this beneficent.
design of the Ciestori ,•,/
t day
..neonie
ey be-,
y to
8, in
act
Again, there is, that briefoand co.m
prehensive command of the decalogue,
"thou shalt not steal."' How does a•
Protective tariff stand in relation to that
command 1 When the government,
by means Of high duties, places it in
the power of any man or any class of
men to exact from consumers, a higher
prat than they could under free inter-
change or a tariff for Avenue only it
practically gives these 'beneficiaries of
the tariff power to put their hands in-
to* the potkets of the people and to
• filch therefrom -more thati ' they , have
Any right to take. That is very pro-
perly'designated as "legalized robbery;"
, or, to put it more plainly, it is alvio-
latio ' the command "thou shalt not
ate.- ,°People concede the right of
eke live and legislative authority to
imp,.614 ditties on imported -goods in .or-
der , to Arise revenue . for purposes of
government; Whenever the tariff -levy -
kg power iacarried beyond that 'idea
i'Vlbeeonres an inotrument of cippreSsion,
4 a gross perversion of the principles
ot,
jue4 and equitable taxation, is an ins
Vasion of the rights of the people, and
ismorally and constitutionally wrong.
• Then one of the underlying princi-
ples of -protections is covetousnesss-a.
violation of the command, "thou shalt
not 'ooret." The beneficiaries of the
AUCTION MART
JOHN PURVIS. AUCTI, NEER
will attend the follovving sales on the
undermentioned dates:
At lot 11, con, 7, Huron, on Wed-
nesday,iMarch 19th, • a • quantity of
farm stock and implements, the Prop-
erty- of Wm. Milne.
Near Erkdale, on Tuesday, March
18th, ,a,quarititx of farm stock and -im-
plements, the property of Mr. Erb.
At Stewait's planing Mill, Camp-
bell street, Lucknow, on Saturday,
March 15th, a quantity of farm stock,
etc, the property of Walter Stewart.
.At North Half of lot 6, con. 6,
Tturon, oi IVIonday, 'March 17th, ft
quar.tity of farm stoelz, implements,
etc., the property of Jelin MoAulay.
At, Bervie, on Wednesday, March
26th, cuantity of _farm stock, iniple-
merits, etc., the • property of Mr.
McLeod.
" At lot 21, con, 9, Kinloss, onThtirk
day, March. 27th, a quantity of fare
stock; implements, etc., the property
x
INNENSE BA.RG.A.MO.
4 x
Having just received a large consign
ment of
F;esh. Gracerips,
ChOiae. f4p.11740*;
Choice Talii.pcoi:
Caned.-G-oci
Croqtery,. •
Glassviare
Teas, Coffees,
awl Sugars,
41-hichiwi1 be sold cheap' at
the Hub 0-rocery.
GdOas delivered to all part
' •of the village, i•
0
a•s!.,„
of Huglanoss. •••
• All orders left at , Alex. Ross's 'hors
ness shop will be promptly attended to.
JOHN ELLIOTT
-WANTED.
EN TO -T A'KE ORD)RS FOB Ntrit-
eery stock, on salary or abininiseion.
I can make a eueceesfel SALESMAN a any -
who will work and follow my instructions
Will furnish handsome outfit free and pay
your salary or commission every Week. Wrii0
for terms at once,
E. 0. GRAHAM.
.13-819 . Nurseryman. Rochester YV.
F1011/11, TO RENT.
B'DING-LOT IdON. 6, IlEINLOSS
•the property,
of John Cameron. Gool
liirria With goodiseiings. sontaluitsk jffilisaras
Apply to 4A.111118 MoLEOri,
3-84 • lielyroba
Has a world wide repiitation as a pbicfa
and author His Mandrake Dan delion a avea
Curs is a triumph of medical skillcuring at'
diseases of the ki ney and -liver
SY -- PTOMS F......
KU'NiINEYMIbatabDCLlilinthec.,
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dull pain or weight in the bladder and lapse o:.
abdomen • etratding Urine often obstructed •
frequent deasire to urinate, eispe'cially at nig a,
mong aged persons , hot, dry 'skin, Pale cam.
Pexion, rerl and Moire deposits, drop dizzinene,
toer stomach, nenetipation, pike, liver soma
swelling, etc
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dice, sallow posse-
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pleadotn.a wearya tired feelig, no life oe
Ory, headache, dysPepeia, indigestion spotti.,
amnples, etc.
HOW -CURED.
Mandrake arid Pandelien tyre nature's T.freit
cures and when combined wit) Kidney- remit-
aiiee as in P. C'hases Liver ('ere, will most
poeitively cure all Kidney -Liver tronblee. YO:
acts like a, dm cm, Stimulating the clogged'
liver; atrengthenine the kidneys. and invigor
ting the %, hole body. , Faad by all dealers sa 11
with receipt book, Which alone is wLialo tied
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act gently yet eifectually.„avtay
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troubles, hedaehe,bilionarreis, colitiveineeajetie
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One pill 'l'o. Sold by all daler,
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