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VOL XVII. -37. '
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Is published every Friday at the "Sentinel"
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BY
JAMES BRYAN,
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• O. Office, Kiutail.
DR, T.ENNANT, PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon and Accoucheur. Surgery op-
posite Cain's hbtel. Office hours from 9 to 12
and from 2 to 5 p. m.
McD. GORDON, M.D., C.M., F.T.
o M.S., M.C.P.S.O., Physician, Sur-
geon, and• .Accoucheur. Office next door to W.
Ilites-implement slug). Residence lines street,
opposite W. U. Little's.
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R. 1). (aa l)DES, V. S., CALLS
either by mail or telegram promptly
a`teurletl to. ('bongos rnoderat'. (Tice, Cor-
r; pn's_hall„..__Bling.ding house, Cain's hotel.
Lucknow:
Virere
LEGAL
ci I:\1:ON-001, RIGrA-?1 CE}►V1 IISSION TB,
IZ in•H. C. G. Kin,lough P. 0., Ontario.
• el AR•RO\V & FROUDFOOT, BARRIS-
Jf tors: Solicitors, .etc., 'Groderich, Out.
T. G. GAru:gw, Q. C. War.. PROLDFOOT.
LUOKNOW ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1890
THE LUCKNOW
B4 NKING COMP14NY
(Not Jncorporated. )'
Presbytery of Maitland
A Large Amount of Iusiness Transacted at
Ike Regular Meeting.
TLLTOT TRAVER, A.'CTORNEY AT
J law, Solicitor iu Chancery, Convey -
ander, etc. Office, next door 'to 1lurchison's
jewellery store, 1,uckuow, .Ont,
`MOIt]tISON,' ATTORNEY AT
.,a law, Solicitor in ,Chancery,• Commis-
sioner, Conveyancer, c�i;'c, Office, over the
barber sh-it.
GENERAL
()BERT CUNNINGHli:\I, 1NSUR
anee, Fire &Marine, Guelph, Ont. •
lUIONEY•TO LOAN! I HAVE A FEW
sal.
EW
. thousand dollars to invest for private
• ' parties. at reasonable interests. ELLior
TRAVERS..
LOAN 1 (YN FIRST-O.LASS
mora,; lRCs at 7 to 7h per• cent;. intoe est.
payable year:•. Charges moderate, Apply
tit ROBERT MURRAY,•St. Helen's.
OIIN 1MIJRCHISON; C. P. It TICKET
vl agent. One way excursions to the North
• \Vest and Paciri•; Coast.. Full information. to
intendingtravellers to any part of the world.
ON)':YTO LOAN 1 AT'0 PER CENT
fro;n 2. to 20 years. Lists of farms•for
;:ale in Oot, iio as well as Manitoba. Parties
,olesiruus.to sell farms will consult their inter-
ests by inspecting the advertising facilities of
;iuhs^riber in (?rent Britain and •Ireiand and
continent of lands for ,sale. ANGUS STEwA"RT,
].,and Valuator, Lucknow, Ontario.
.EST WAWANOSH MUTUAI.
Fire insurance Company, board of
directors meets fur the transact1M1 of business
on the first Tuesday each month: Parti,•s
'w.ishingto'1iavettaeir property insuredin this
• increasingly popular Company, will'by giving
notice, be called upon by an agent or by one
of the Directors. �tismess call' 'promptly
at ended to. Office, Dungannon. ,T. M.
o13F-'trTS, Secretary, Wit. LANE, • Treasurer.
`SO-CIETIES
T ITaKNUW
J Lodge, No". 112
inerts every .Friday
,�. evening at 8 o'clock
in their hall. Campbell
cordially it sited. .1r. T
Jolts EILro°r, Recorder.
street. All bretlirisr
.»i.oR, Noble Gravid;
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(1 U. F., COURT
` _Yo Shei•woo,i, No.
'50, i,oeknuw, •1\teet
every first and third
Monday in eve r y
ni nt'i, in the Odd -
fellows hall., Visit-
ing brethren •a.r e
cordially invited.- A.
'DAyas)N; C. R.
D. 1). Yur.E SEC.
AO. U. \V: •LUCKNOW LODGE OF
s the Ancient Order United Workmen,
meet in the Od,lfellows hall, on the last and
isecond Mondry evenings of each month at
eight o'cl •nk. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. JOiiN PitAR•r, Master Workman.
R. D. CAMERON,• Recorder.
UCItNO'V MECHANICS' INSTI-
J1.J tote. :R,eading roam open every evening
4.rom 6 to 10 p. m., excepting Saturdays, when
the hours will be from 2 t�, 6 p. m. The
librarian will be in attendance during thetie
'boors. ur.s. D. 1). YULE, President. JAS. during
vILLE, Secretary.
DFATAL. '
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OWING To INCREASED
amount off ibusiiress done in,
this ofirce r will be here Fri-.
'day •n Saturday of oaoh week. Good setts
•off' teeth $10. Bostlsette for $10.tlnFilling
and
•alt )&log a specfr!lty.. ell;. r, , V RnR]•�rE, L1...JJ,,1?•.
GEORGE MAUI, PROPRIETOR.
MONEY To LOAN
I) RAFTS ISSUED) ON ALL PRIX-
cipal points. C'heques,- drafts and
mortgages coshed. Notes discounted. Amer-,
iean currency & American bank drafts or
cheques bought or sold.
Interest allowed on deposits from five dollars
and upwards at the rate of five per centum per
annitin. Monty to lend on farm or village
Property at the lowest current rates.
Fire insurance effected in first class stock
ance companies only. •
We have one 200 acre, three 100 acre and
two 50 acre . farms for sale cheap. Office
honrs 10 a, no -to 4 p. m, •
• G.A. SiDDALL, Manager.
ids A�°ale
Will And our store full of
BIIG,
BRILLIANT
BARGAINS.
We've got the
to of the Season
—AND_
Fo
AtiD—
o the 5015011.
ARE YOU ---
A'MONEY SAVER?
If , you are don't waste
time hunting round for the
place to buy at
MONEY -SAVING PRICES
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but come straight to the old
PIONEER STORE
Kept Iy
W. J. Brulnpton, -Lucknow,
Pr
LUMBER FOR SALE.
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�TiE UNDERSIGNED BEGS To IN.
form the, nhabitants Of this seetian that
he has place i a Portable Saw Mill on the
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east half of Lot 22. in the 13 con. of West
\Vaw:•rnosh, 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 ktpt in stock
or cut to order. The mill is in" charge of 11Jr.
C. Suwers,-sawyer. A call solicited.
tf-$36 C. TI{O:1IS, St. ,Helens P20.
DV^r ±EiT
E! FIRE!
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Insure your farm property, private dwelling,
in the old reliable, the
LONDON
MUTUAL,
—I AM ALSO AUENI FOR—
CITY MUTUAL
AND CITIZENS.
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Office,—A. ROSS harness shop. Lucknow.
Will be in the office every Saturday afternoon,
Geo. Grant, Agent, Lnekno w
APPRENTICE WANTED. R
1 ANT;�D AT ONCE AN APPREN•
VY tice to learn 'the blacksmithing trade.
One who has had some experienc of the busi
ness preferred. The shop is situated on the
boundary about five miles rm the village of
7ir1►ley., This is a good a portunity for a 'their Presbytery Elders were appoint -
,young man who' wishes secure a trade. 'ed to prepare a deliverance on the
cI;86f1., 90. ltil'GyY, Q., Orat;,'. of marriage With% a. deceased, wife's,
Wingham on Sept. 9th.. The Rev.
A. McKay was appointed 1\loderater.
Elders commissions •were received.
The session records of Molesworth,
Huron, Ashfield, Ripley, Chalmers,
and Kincardine township congrega-
tions were examined* and attested.
Mr. Robert F. Cameron, of Cranbrcok,
applied to the Presbytery to be certi-
fied to the College Senate as a student
witli a view to the ministry. A com-
n;ittee was appointed to 0i -infer with
Mr. Cameron and reported fa.vorab]y.
The Clerk was instructed to certify
him in accordance with the report.
The Rev. Dr Howie's resignation was
considered. A communication _ from
Dr. Howie explaining the reason of
his absence was read. Mr. George
Crooks appeared as conenissinner from
Knox, church, Brussels, and presented
rpaella -. of the con ire atio.n
-expressing their high appreciation of
Dr. }Iowie's ministerial services and
strong attachment to their pastor.
M r. Tiros.-5.traelisus,_ s represrntat i ye -
sister and report to next meeting.
Messrs: McQueen and Hartley and
their Presbytery Elders were appoint-
ed to consider the Remit on Regula-
tions for a' ed and Infirm ministers'
;e.
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The next meeting will be held at
Winghan en December 9, at 11:15 a. in.
JOIIN MAcNABB, Pres. Clerk.
Lucknow, Sept. 10, '90.
Elder from the congregation, addressed
the court in similar terms. After
fiev;'ri 1 members had expressed them-
selves in kindly' terms .of'Dr.: Howie, it
was agreed that his resignation be
accep!ed,,and that it take et1ect on the
last Sabbath in September. Mr. Mc -
N alis was appointed to preach in Knox
church,-13russels,. on the first Sabbatli
in October and declare tke charge
vacant. Mr. Forrest was 'appointed
interior nioderatel•. The supply of the
One year at the Ontai io Agricul-
tural College
7o the Editor of the b'enti,wl
DEAR SIrI,—I very frequently re-
ceive letters from farmers, asking if
'they will be allowed to take a special
or partial course at this College. For
the information of those who write, I
would like much to be 'permitted to
answer these questions through the-
solumns of your paper.
By, the term '• partial," I mean a•
course more or less fragmentary in
regard to subjects selected, and also in
regard to the duration of the period of
attendance. Such a course maY. b'
al enehere, but eieen* ither--d-esieab1c
or
.profitable:. The individual who
adopts this course only gets an' imper-
fect and 'very probably a confused' idea
of—any Sublsct. By a '-spenial"--cou'rse-
is meant one in which the attendance
continues for one College year, and
during which the student devotes his
attention to once or more suhjects as
he may . desire. By . adopting this
courseea young inan may, in- one year,
take iii two years' lectures oh 'AgriPul
tore and Dairying ; • but; to enah1e Lim
to de so, he must 'board outside the
institution In this, however,, there is
no re'al hardship'; for' the 'College is
but little more than one urile'frern the
Nowhere else in Canada can so much
in the line of education be got for so
little money and it is just barely pos-
sible that this is one reason why those
educational privileges are not more
tion that a young man from the ,farrn
can learn more at this institution in
one year, regarding the general princi-
ples of 'agriculture,, and even regarding
details and methods of much. import-
ance, than he will gather in a lifetime
simply by his own experience in farm
work. The same will hold true in
regard to a knowledge of the breeds of
live stock. I appeal, therefore, to the
young men of the farm, and ask thein
to give the subject of this letter their
careful considera:.ion ; and I appeal to
she fathers on the farm, and urge upon
them to allow their sons to availthem .
selves of the advantages of this• insti-
tution, if the latter are so -minded.
Men would call that, farmer cruel who
would starve his colt or his calf, but
what must they say of him who starves
his son intellectually, and that for all
time?
Some may say That, in thus writing,,
you are blowing your own trumpet, •
and that of your owned.
care but little what may be said on
this score. The time was, and not
very long since, when I was a farmer's
-son-.on--a-•Conn-ad-ian=fartuen-ysEslf. --add _I
think; therefore, that I have a right to
know sometliirig of the educational
needs of a farmer's son, and Ff the•cap-
pulpit .was ;''eft in' the hands of . the .
session till December. ' The Presbytery , city of G u lPh.ire
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made application to the Committee on • The entire, cost of the outside. gtu-
the Distribution of Probations to deist would include the tuition fee,
books and board.. The tuition fee is
20 a year, which •is simply,a nomina:
sum. The outlay for .books ' is not of
necessity more than that • sum ; and
good board • may ice had in Guelph
for froni $3. per week and upwards,•
according to the a.motirit of 'accomoda-
tion, required. Frons the statement
!thus given, it will be easy to• estimate.
' the entire cost of the special course,,
when' it' is borne in inind that the
prig r ,e Carrie on. 'College yeti commences • October lst,
cession it • was agreed ..that farther ,arid closes during the last half of,June,,
tillneerat.ioi of the report be deferred and that no' lectures are given from
till next naeetipg• Christmas until Jan. `22nd, following.
Mr McLennan withdrew his motion Those.vho tike a special course, are
to change the system of appointing not required to eio any manual labor
commissioners to the General Assembly.. on the farin, and yet they may take
-'_11 r.' Hartley gave notice of motion advantage of any instruction that
• to 'reconsider the [notion passed a.t last may be given at the stables if they
meeting regarding the' Presbyterial choose to do this.
visitation scheme.. 1 would not, on any account, hive
It Was agreed to hold' a Presbyterial it understood that I ani recommending
Sabbath School Convention • at Wing- this in preference to the complete two
ham. on Tuesday and ' \Vednesday' ears' course... The'. students should
October `_'Stir and 29th. An irltercting take the full two years' course where
programme w-a� submitted and ap- St ,ill possible', or what is nwclr, prefer
proved. Ttie Rev, Dr. Parsons, of able—the regular tliiee years' course.
Toronto, has consented to be present Perhaps it is not generally understood
and to address the Convention.- The, that a student wlro pass[ a!I the ex -
Rev. lir. Gallagher sat with- the'Pres- that, ations forttw•o . Pars becomes an
hy( y, as corn ponding rnetirbrr. amiassociate or, graduate, and the degree
i\Tes,r's, illcLennan and J. NcLain of 13.5 A. is conferred upon all those
were [appointed to addit the Treasurer'e. who successfully pass all examinations
books and report to next meeting. •for three, years.
The Presbytery agreed to apply to
11r(;re may be, hoWever, a large
Committee on Augmentation Fund for 'mintier of young , men who cannot
$200 for Dungannon and Port Albert► leave >, fain► for two ori three years,
as supplenieiit to stipend for`this year, >ud ger, they could do so for one year.
and re-allirined their application of last '1 ata satisfied that to therm a •speciil
supply the congregationtin Decembr•.
Mr, Forrest was appointed to corres-
pond with' the committee anent supply.
'Dr. Howie's resignation having been
accepted, .Mr. McLennan. whose name,
was next On the roll was appointed
moderator..
Mr. Sutherland, Oonvener of Com-
mittee, read a report regar•'ding. the
'manner in which Presbytery 'visitation
'might "l dAfter r some dis
1\Tarch in behalf of 13elgr.avee, Langside , course, sutaa as i have descrilaed, would
,and, Pine River. • be of much value. They could thus
, Sessions were enjoined to make get rill the lectures on General Agri -
arrangements for bolding missionary culture enc Livei•Stock, .and along
meetings and ; report at' the March with these could take the lectures on
meeting. • Dairying. Lectures on other branches
The Clerk was instructed to 'make Might al,o be taken in, as on Veterin-
out an estimate 'of the au►otlnt each 'Ory or horticulture, at least the prin-
congregation is expected to contribute cipal portion of thein on 'one or the
for the different schemes of the church other of these'subjects. A number of
on the.basia of ,families. • students took this special (course last
Mr. John N. Knechtel, 11• member winter, who were unable to remain
of Knox church, Brussels, applied to• two years; but why should we not
be received as lay. Catechist. A com- have at least one hundred student; of
nrittee was 'anppointed to confer with this class every -winter ? By the pay -
Me. Kaechtel and'report io-neaftmeet- meet of $20. for tution, the farmer's
ing. son .is thus enabled to attend while-
' Messrs. Sutherland, McQueen arta from two to four hundred .lectures are
being delivered on the st hjects of his
future life work. This tution is there-
fore, marvellously cheap, or the lectures
..ane. marvellousl�t worthless.... ,
APply'Remit of Assembly anent the question
'hl%, S. Gon.J. n Blacksmith
$bx
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abilities of 'the institution to supply
those needs. I have no anxiety to
conceal the fact that I do desire that
the young men who are to remain upon.
the farni shall have at lenst half the
chance, in an educational point -of view
given to those wlio turn their attention
to the professions. Yours, etc.,
TIiOMAS 'SlIA.w,
Ontario Agricultural. College, (Juelph,
August lith, 18.90.
Lang side
Say, are you going to the exhibition?
Langside, though not incorporated
is noted for its athletes. ,
,Our athletes won several games at
Lucknow ort the 18•tla.
The. champion,. at .athletic sports, t f
Huron and Bruce t esides at L rrrgsi'JP-
The harvest is .past, -the summer is
Bones and the rna,chines are made hum.
The crops have yielded fairly, well.
•- Asl;:l'leid
,The farmers have sowed a large
acreage of fall wheat this year. It
presents a most beautiful appearance.
The,•apple packers are busy packing
their apples. There is 'u keen ,conrp.e-
titioir in buying this season.
Zion Hill •Council of Te,n►plars has
been re -opened again after being closed
for -some years. WVe hoe the young
men and, la:lie;sYWill rally r
around the..
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old standard.
Theliispector.•Mr. J. E Tom, visited
school no...5 on Thursday last, and ex-
pressed himself well pleased with tho
Proficiency of the pupils and the gen-
eral appearance of the school and play-
ground.
The followin.; is tho ,stauding of
-pupils of .S. S. Y ro. S,. for the month.
of August :--Sr. .4tte---K3-, Gardner,.
E. Wilson, 1), Smith. Jr. 4th -1L
Anderton 11. Webster, G. Webster.
r Sr. 3rd -J. 'Wilson; B. Ritchie; M.
Andt,3iv. Jr. 3e. J. Rleid, 11•,
Anderson, A. l aro "n. Sr. '2nd --L..,
1 -Hunter, R. \enlister, R. Gardner.
Jr. 2nc,--M. Gardner, E 11IcGill, R.
\Filson. e;r. J'art 11--:\I. Brown, R.
Hunter, C, '.rook. Jr. Part
Hunter, L. 1Jabock, J. Wilson. Sr.
Parr Anderson, J. llab'ock, "II.
Reid. Jr. Part 1 -5. \1'ilsSu, Ii,
Barber, E. Webster. ^,rd div. Part t
--T. faard'rvr. S, Hackett, G. Hueter,
Parous are' earnestly requested 'to
sena their children regularly to.ecnool,
because diose not attending regularly
will have no chanoe,on the promotion
examinations.
---A11 kinds of groceries of the best
qualities kept at the new grocery very.
cheap, as we sell for cash attrl produce -
only. Goods delivered to any pa>l'trtrya• •
the town. ----Geo.
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