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Dian Sln.--I uadersttnd _tom
to a ootzp%14114.txt 0a foo5; tayv rd4
aeietirig` the"'>�uriiiture` #irai` of Oat
wind Forster, kt extending their .oper-
ations, by 1n'eHns of a 'loaf from the'
town. Z belive that they wish to make
their extepsions for the fall trade and
that prompt action- is desirable.
But before the council are put to..the
#440?
'there 'would be wisdom pi calling a
public meeting, to have an expression
Of the opinions of interested property
holders. On principle rrrany are oppos-
ed to giving any assistance to private
corporations, , from the civil purse.
In anany cases it has taken the widow's
loaf, and taxed the pour man, withput
any adequate return.. Sewn con
munities have had "dear_ bought -ex-
011:0Pit, SALE
OP VALUA}3LE---..
FALM PROPERTY_
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TOWNSHIP OF ASH}'IELD
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON.
There will be sold on
Wednesday, July 16th, 1890,
1f
WHITELY'S HOTEL
In the Village of Lueknow
BY VIRTUE OF POWERS OF SALE
coutained in certain mortgage, which will be
produced at the Bale, the following pr. perty.
Under mortgage from Archibald Munroe, the
South Eagt quarter of let 5, in the lst conte*.
siou of the Township of Ashfield in the Cpunty
of Huston, containing 50 acres more or less
The following improvements are said to be
0o the premises : About 30 acres cleared, hav-
ing erected thereon a frame dwelling and
ane t o a t argalns. ave su
faith in, the . business ability of the
present council, to beleive that the in-
mterests'of--thal -be-safe-in-drat--
respect, and ile I believe it would
Le better f w a country at large, if
every enterprise were allowed to deve-
iop its own resourses,yet in examining
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clef
the matter, weniust conclu d e h a asst 's-
tance of this nature is , not given to
individuals or 'firms .front love or re-
spect, but for the purely business
reason that greater benefits are ex-
peeted in return.. •
It has beenfound that industries,
where ' any considerable number of
hands are employed, are a great bene-
fit to all classes in rt town. It in-
creases the population,, divides the
tzrden of taxation, boys learn a trade,
the laborer tyds employment, and he
value of p" perty is incresed. It is
quite natural, then, that towns should
desireto foster these enterprises and'
even compete it; securing them. We
find our neighboring towns, that have
had spine experience, are at this
at,o p nt b aiding out baits ai d ex -
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Lucknow, July 9th, 1890.
it is premature to talk about
FIRE! FIRE!
Insure year farm property. -private dwellinK,
in the to reliable, the
LONDON
MUTUAL.
—I AM ALSO AGlaNT FOR- - .
CITY MUTUAL
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Office,—A. ROSS harness shop, Lueknow.
Will be In the office every Saturday afternoon,
Geo. Grant, Agent, Lueknow
BULL. FOR SERVICE.
. THOMAS EDWARD 1F'INI.AY
1V1 ' will keep for service, this season, at
Lot 6, C.on. 9 Asbfield, hi= celebrated thorough
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a small orchard on this property
TERMS.
10 per cent of the purchase money to be paid
- down-on---the'day-of-sale-- For -belatice'terms
will be made known at the sale
For farther particulars apply to
JONES BROS & MACKENZIE,
Solicitors, Toronto Street, Toronto,
Or to GEU. MAIR, ESQ., Lucknow
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF POWERS
of sato contained in a certain wortgage,
which will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be sold on
Friday, yuly ' .18th, 1.90,
At 2,'clock in the afternoon, at MAL-
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LOUGH'S HOTEL, in the Village of
DUNGANNON
The following valuable, property : All that
certain parcel of laud situated in the Township
of Asbtield, in the County of Huron, ,and
being the east half of lot 9, in the 4th conces-
sion of the said Township. eastern division,
containing one huudred acres, more or less.
TERMS—One-tenth of the purchase money
e-lots-pail-cwn-at-the-ta:ae-caf-salts—]rib
emptions. terms for balance will be made known at the
"While in Rome .we must do as the time of sale For further particulars apply to
Romans" or fall before our advancing ROBINSON, O'BR[EN tt GIBBON,
Vendors' Solicitor, 74 Church St Torcnt'o
•competitors, until the incorporated O.r to ELL1Ot Tsavi a, Esq.,
village of Lucknow, with its splendid Solicitor, Lucknow.
system of waterworks, would comprise
a post -office store, hotel, and •black-
=mNi shop,
Regarding the loan, I understand
the amount to be asked for is $5000
for a terns of ten years without inter-
est, the firm agreeing to pay back
yearly an atnount epual to the interest.
This would leave a comparatively small
amount to be raised yearly by the
,town. We all know the firm, the
industry and its record. If the firm tf-856. C. THOMS, St. Helene P, 0.
are able to help themselves, and, if wd
clan benefit ourselves by assisting them M EN
W A N T E D
by all means let us say so and do it.
Yours, I SAN.
Lacknow, July 19th, '90. _
LUMBER FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN•
1 form the inhe bitants of this section that
be has placs a Portable Saw Mill on the
east half of Lot 22. in the 13 con. of West
'Waivanosh, and is now prepared to supply
the public with all kinds of lumber from 10 to
20 feet in length, and at the lowest possible
prices. Frame timber, etc. also kept in stock
or cut to•order. The mill is in charge- of Mr.
C. Suwers, sawyer. A call solicited.
West Wawanosh s.ouneil.
Council met on Saturday, June 21st,
aeoording to adjournment. Members • AGENTS WANTED -
all present. Root, Clark, lot 18, con 6
was placed on roll as tenant instead of
as farmea's son. Communications from
the Mayor of Winghain were read and
• laid over for fuer consideration: A.
communication
/om Mr. Morrison re
drain on con12, .was read. - Mavzz1.
by Mr. Lockhart seconded by Mr.
Bailey, that a committee consisting of
thereeve and Messrs. Gibson and Todd
be appointed to settle all disputes be
tw et'n Mr. Thorns and the municipality
--Carried. The tresurer's report for
May showed balance and receipts
amounting $ $213.46, and 'expend if ere
$123.46, lesting $90.00 on hand. The
• report was received and , filed. Dogs
`owned by Stitt and Rob'. Medd, hay-
ing been killed, were struck off the
roll. ,Edward and Isaac McRoberts
• Were Put on rohh as tenants instead of
farmer'd sons. A special grant, of 840
was made towards cutting hill opposite
18 and 19, con 4 and 5; and $30
towards gravelling between 18 and 19,
con 8. The following accounts were
paid :—Win. Caurierou, repairing fences
and township hall„$10 ; Edward Mc-
Roberts, culvert lot 1t3 and 19•, con. 6,
$2 ; Wm. unkeld,..lumber for piping,
810.50. ouncil adjourned to meet on
Saturday, ug. 16th.
R. K. MILLER, Clerk.
.. re Grin to make room for
them, and when they arrive the
store will be filled, To avoid
over crowding, we are going to
unload the balance of our Sum-
mer stock at cost and less: This
will, give you a hint, mens light
summer coats_and_ crests re-
duced from $4.50 to x$2.50 ;
$2.50 to $1.50 ; $3.50 to $2.O0,
away below cost,but they must
TO SELL OUR CHOICE NURSEY
stock. No experience required. Steady work
the year round. Liberal pay guaranteed.
Outfits free Write for terms and commence
at once.
Atwood & Company,
5 mos. -851. Nurserymen, Geneva, N. Y.
SCOTCH SHORT HORNS.
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FONTHILL NURSERIES. LARGEST
in Canada,. We want reliable, energet-
ic men to sell our Nursery st:eck ; -previous
experience not necetisary ; any man with tact
and energy can succeed ; terms liberal, either
salary, or commission ; outfit free. Our
agents have many advantages, such as stilling
-home-grown;- lonely_ i>anadiau- stock- Choice -
New Specialties, which • are of value, and
which can only be secured froru us, such as a.
complete list of New Russian Apples, the
Ritson Pear, Saunders Plum. Hilburn Rasp-
berry, Moore's Ruby and Black Champion
Currants, Moore's Diamond Grape etc.
We have given particular ,:attention to the
propoiation'of Hardy Varieties suitable to the
northern sections of Canada. .
For terms apply to •
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Ont..
FARMERS BREED EARLY MATT?R-
_V ing, quick feeding strung for market, by
for their early with the
maturinng Short
epid feedindg
qualities.
First-class representatives of the above now
popular breeding,, for service at E Gaunt's
farm. eon, 12 west Wawanoeh. Lord Lovell,
tering. grades 08 00, thoroughbreds $8.00.
/Stood Hope, terms, grades $1.50 thorough-
braMt $4.00 Pedigrees or tint ot�ber particu-
a to oa apl,tiicatiorr<.
WAGON MAKING
HORSE SHOEING
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C EN E RAL BLACKSMITHINC.
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Adam Thompson begs Ieave to tha th
inhabitants. of Lucknow and surreundia
cou.rt;ry for the liberal patronage bestuwed o -
him during the last seven years, and wishes i,
continuance of his old customers and a tae.
share of the new, ashe is in a better position
. than ever to supply the wants of the pitbl
He always has on hand a stock of
Wagons &• Buggies
of all kinds, He also will remind them of his
far famed
SCOTCH DIAMOND. HARROWS
which he alway has on hand and are made
the very Mat material. Parties wantia,g an
thing in this line will do well to give him acal
and see prices before purchasing elsewhere
Particular attuntin npaid to
ALL KINDS '0F NORSE .SHOEING.
flatfeet,contractions, and interfering.
By strict attention to business, good work
manship end employing nothing but good
workmen, f trust to retain the patronalta
kindly extended to me.
ADAM THO.MPSON
Cempbel1.Strete opporite.the Bank -
go. 'Now there is a lot of prints
which sold. at 12 1-2 cents, it
will be a great bargain to'm.ake
the price 7 cents. Yet wa intend
to make it, They must go.
It - shows the drift of our
efforts to please our patrons
when. we advertise . handled
6.
cups and saucers at 75 cents
per dozen - and plates alike.
Glassware in corresponding
prices.
Muslin all overs, checks and
lawns are .akin to prints if are
is uedin seeing that prises are
right. They • do not run into
much money and yet our values.
are deci•dely- better than can be.
got elsewhere.
To all who Iiave not as, yet
received our $5'cards,please ask
for them, We are trying to get
them off to everyone.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
ED: `BRASHER.
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bred by Thomas Edward Finlay, Lanes, Ont.,
got by Highland Chief (imp.), 1257 ; chin.
Belva Lockwood, 14211, by Baron Lush. 1388;
Minnie Warren. 7230, by Sir, John, 3900 ,
"Mild "Of Itaiien11111, 38111 b _.
Beauty of .the Valley, 2446, by Constance's
Duke, 441; Beauty Roan limn.), 32, by Chil-
ton, 10054 • Countess, by Shamrock 2nd, 8555 ;
Gazelle, by Splendid, 5298, by Prince Comet,
8425, bred by Mr: Allenby.
Terms $1,25.
848-t f.
The Hhrcoq1
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Having just received a large consign
meat of
Choice .family flour,
Choice Tobacco,
Canned Goode.
fakeer,-
Glassware
oc erg,Glassware
'teas, .Coffees,
axed. Sugars,
which will. be sold cheap at
the Hub Grocery.
Goods delivered to all parts
of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
WANTED ..
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Men to take orders for Nursery Stock, on -
Salary or Commission • I can make a succesa;-
ful salesman of any who will Work or folio&
my instructions. Will furnish handsome out-
fit free, and pay your salary or commission
every week, Write for terms at once.
• E, O. GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
12-846 Toronto, Ont.
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DR. CHASES
Has a world wide reputation as a • physician
and author His Mandrake Dandelion Inver
, Cure is a triumph of .medical skill, cures all
diseases of the kidney and liver
SYMPTOMS OF
Distress i >1 g
aches k pain,
lin the back i
dull pain or weight in the bladder and base of .
abdomen ; scalding wine often obstructed ;
frequent desire to urinate, especially at night,
among aged persons ,lot, dry skin, pale soul-
plexion,.red and white deposits, drop dizziness,
sour stomach, constipation, piles, liver sort,'
swelling, etc
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LVER UU.1If 1 dice,bsallow �corn
IllN[Y tUML1.AINT
plexion, a weary, tired feeling, no lite or r'
energy, headache, dyspepsia, iudigestion,spotat
pimples, etc.
HOW OURE
Mandrake and Dandelion are nature' Lf%er
cures and when combined with Kidney reme-
dres,as in Dr. Chase's Liver Cure, will wt*
positively cure all kidney -Liver troubles. It
acts like a charm, stimulating the clogged
liver, strengthening the kidneys and invi' ra-
ting the *hole body. Sold by all dealers at $1
with receipt 'book, which alone is worth tb
money, •s
KIS L 1
Dr. Ch ese"i x�ille am the only
Kidney -Liver Pillstnedy
e. The
L� v ..+it act gently yet effectually. May
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pti-�- T ns , be taken during any employ•
meat. They Cn a Kidney laver
troubles, he'ad+sobe,bilionsnetis,costiveneri etc,
One pill a dose. Sold by all dealers. price 26e.
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