Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-04-22, Page 5The I,ucknow Sentinel, Bruce Uounty, April 22nd
HOLYROOD.
-MT; Vanstrine of Kincardine visited
•our burg to clity.
Mrs. and Miss Ackert are
in Ripley.
Messrs. Gillies lef,t for Red Jacket
on Friday.
Mr. J. A. McDaiamrid spent
Easter holidays at Mr. D. McKenzie's
. Mrs. James Ross is, we are glad to
hear recovering form her recent illness.
' The farmers are. all busy seeding,
‘-notwithstanding the frosty mornings
the wdrIt is being rapidly pushed
forward and will soon be done.
Mr. J. H. Beamish leaves forWash-
ington Territory this week, his -family
is to remain at Clifford for some. time.
Two of our esteemed neighbo
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. McCiEr
,passed away during the past wee
dooth of which were . great sufferere
during the past winter. The bereaved,
families have the sympathy of the
entire community in their severe loses.
Some of our citizens took in the
eoncert at Teeswater on . Tuesday
,)1.. night and had a good time.
111ROUND THE WORLD IN Al
AFTERNOON. t
visiting,
-(From the Montreal Star.).
'The Sheops have complied a neat
volume of photogralis of a myriad of
the best known places in the traveller's
'World that is one of We 'finest thhw
of its kind published. It contanti
nothing but pictures,. pave a Short
&planation under each and would'
provide one with a clelghtft4lafternoon's
,pleadirre beside a - grate ,fire. The
photographs are at once acaurate and
aktiatic, combining th& merits of a;
faithful repkesentation of the ricepties
prodnced with the beauty ' of an ex-
quisite picture. The work its mostriqhly ton0and some of the pictures
of Scottish lochs and French palaces'
would tempt one to frame them for
wall adornment. No partiality has
been shown' unless to be the British
Isles, withtheir historic spots; the
hilts of life mingle with stately- cathed-
rals 'and minaiettd mosques fronr all
part i of the globe. Nothing can
• equal a journey, but this 1)oak is as
satisfactory to a,napderately well read
person as a number of illustrated
ectures.
111--1P
The importance of
keeping the blood in
ptire Condition is
universally • known,
and yet. 'there are •
L very few people who
•• ,1ia o.perfeetly intro
blood. . TIre.tulut of scrofula, salt:I:Ileum, or
other fold. Jr.niftr is herediLed ancItransmitted
for'generation.,-;, tan.. ng unf F:Ifellug, and ,
we ,alsb acet,mulatt;•;.(4son g..rms of dis-
ease.from the airw c I de.lt I,c;• food' w&eat, TONTARIO
,or thelvater we„drif LI:. Tiler. is n othingtnere
;conelusiVely proven limn tim..pc.;;;'.'.14.1.: power Of
floor.i'SSar : • •
; • • sa•parilla
over'all dis, "..eascs (If.j.to
•;v: • 4i • • ,
• blood. This •
'III( lily II
. when fairly ; 0 tried,*cloes
expel every 4
;i• t r as•e f
• •
serofula or 3 salt rheum,
removes the taint
which causos .,••-0, neutralizes the acidity
and cUrcs mil the g,ernis•
of niaiaric., blood po!..oi.ing, et. It also vital-
izes and c::"Icflt's 11:e 1'.0(1:1. thus :rvereoMing
that tired feeling. and building up the whole
system. In its preparation: il4. medicinal
merit-, and 'the wonderful cures it :Mom-
"; plishesllood'Sarsa-
! parilla
to Itself.' Thou-
sands tc•,,thy
success, and the 1,cst
' advertising •
Sat:sap:IF:H.1 receives
is the 1w;:rty entibrsetnent of its army of
friends. F.v; ry 1iiniuI wo
every statc;1161t ‘v.. make on behalf of 1 foods
Sarsal)arillk, n12: 1.“, upon ns striclly
true in every
. If you need.a ;;0(01 blood 1,111111er or building.
up .medieinc, t,ure to take ilood's Sarsal-
. rilla. Furtlier iuformation n..11 statements of
cures sent frr e io all uho aduress us as below.
SHORTHORN BULL.
RoBERt ADAIR.
MHE UNDERSIGNED WILL' KEEP
for service the above named animal for
a limited number of cows for the season, of
1892.
PEDIGREE —Robert Adair was bred at
the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph,
Ont., April 4th, 1891 ; got by Baron Water
lop, 13931 ; dam, Flower of Riverside, 15818.
by British Sovereign, 4335; 2nd darn, May-
flower. 100 O
32, by Duke cf dord, 3099; 3rd
Red Rose, 10496, by Marruaduke, 3504.; 4th
dam, Violet, 10887. by Colonel Balco, 426;
5th dam Alpha, 2340, by Alfred, • 30/1; 6th
dam, Arabella, 606, by Robin Hood, 30/7';
7th dam, Red Lady, 1766, by Young Cam-
bridge. 1178 F. 8th dam, Beauty, 638, by
Brilliant, 735; 9th dam,.Moss Rose, 1592, by
Comet, 432; 10th dam. Ruby,, 1887, bY
Agricola (imp.) 5; llth dam, Beauty (imp).
30, by Snowball. 2647, by Lawnsleaves, 365,
by Charles, 127.
TERMS -82.00 each per season; payable
on or before tbe first day of November.
J. F. ANDREW.
Menke American
Agency for
• CAVEATS
TRAGE, A
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,for inforra4tnaillii ,Traniftboolc.
.i.861AANVAWA
OIdest bureap4oree ng•patentsA
E'ory atent41iki oflt.by ns, Sit, go
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KAAKE & CO.'S
Second Annuncement of
SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS,
Window Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Combs, Wall Paper, Etc.
EXT we intend to give every lady and gentlemen a
chance to get a beautiful album, 'valued at $3 or one
• dozen cabinet photos free. We place irt our window a
.quart sealer of beans. • Any one buying $1 worth cd
•goods or Photos is entitled, to a ticket with the number on it
yon„guess. The nearest number gets the prize.
' Beans„put in sealer by Mr. Kincaid and will be counted
tkisted party on "July 1st. This will commence
f
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RE
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SALES.- *qv-0Np - `.-.A: •
. of the OPUnty anll s,iipt (Mot
A- nurtib'er:of. .,...°:. ' 4,
i . .e
FIRSTrOIA .FARMS
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For stilk On ieasonitlile terms.
JOHN "GRIFFIN,
KINGSBRIDGE P.0
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ki'14,..k
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S..ap,:rtiri i P, cl-
ikBold by an druggists. St. six for ;:15. Prepared only
by C. I. 100)1) tt: CO., AI Oth0Carit'3, Lowell, IllAsd.
4'1, •
\
' 100 Doses One Dollar
Public Notice
The Subscriber notifies the Public that
be still carries on the
UNDERTAKING
iness, and will- be prepared to fur-
nish all the requisites.
HEARSE ON HAND.
ths...Williimson.
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PURCHASERS
AT—
ALBERTA.
AUCTION
MAY 3,1892. ,
Will be Returned, FREE.
Conditions made known bn appli-
Cation to any. Agent of the Canadian
Pacific Ry.
P. S.—Special Train leaves Toronto
11 p. tu., April 26th, 1892.
J. Murchison, Agt, Lucknow,
Grand 1111,k
RAI LWAY.
ONE WAY, EXCURSIONS
0
TO ALL POINTS IN
MANITOBA, BRITISH
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
TERRITORY, OREGON] f:_rtaNitgrigi
' AND CALIFORNIA.
Leave Toronto at 11:15 p. rn., on
Feb. 24, March 9 and 23,,
Apr. 6 and 20, and May 4.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars to
Vancouver without change.
The train leaving Lucknow at•1048
a. m. connects at Toronto with this
excursion train.
Baggage checked through to destin-
ation from here.
For rates and all information
apply to
au co_
ing Goods
OM'S STORE
ST. HELENS.
• AV1NG resolved to carry on business as usual, I have
•just received a new and well assorted stock of Spring
Goods. BeAutiful patterns and latest designs in "Ladies
Ceylon Suitings." Everybody should see these goods. They
are simply beautiful.
"3,0„, .1 net (ties New Patterns and Fine Quality.
4„ft—All the latest patterns in both English and
`"°' American. •
All other departments of my stock are equally
replenished by the choicest and latest goods in the -,narket.
FARM PRODUCE TAKEN SAME AS CASH:
A call is merely solicited to satisfy the wants and tastes
of the most fastidious.
Mrs. itobt. Murray.
anaraormorgraloarimosnoll
HOOSIER STEEL FRAME CRAIN DRILL.
Over 25,000 Hoosier Drills and Seeders with our Positive
Force Feed hi. Use in Canada.
r4;$
GUARANTEED THE BEST /N WORLD, and the only drill that can be
instantly regulated to run the desired depth in hard and soft ground while
moving. •
TIIE HOOSIER IS TIIE ONLY DRILL that sews all kinds of grain and seeds
evenly, and at the depth desired' in all kinds of soil.
Tug HOOSIER IS THE ONLY DRILL that commences to sow the instant the
horse moves.
THE HOOSIER IS THE ONLY POSITIVE FORCE FEED, and is the
only drill that deposits the grain evenly just the depth you want it in hard or
sOft SOil. REMEMBER THIS.
THE HOOSIER COMBINED DRILL with cultivator teeth is the hest
cultivator made, and is the only implement made with teeth on independent
draw bars that can be set for hard and soft land while the team is in motion.
The Hoosier is lighter on the horses than any other' drill made. The points cf
excellence in the Hoosier that other drills do not have are worth more to the
farmer than any drill in the world.
THE COMBINED Hoosmu can be changed from drill to seeder or seeder to
drill in less time than any drill made. Send for our new illustrated catalogue
and testimonial sheet. Beware of purchasing drills that infringe our patents.
NOXON BROS. M'F'G. CO. (LTD.), INGEnsoLL, ONT.
The financial standing of this Company is first•-clsss, they being rated at
$245,000. No combine here.
JOHN CAMPBELL Agent, - Whitechurch Ont..
D. W. HAYES., Also dealer in all kinds, of .Agricultural , Implements Organs, Sewing
the.
Teeth, Teeth
If you want a. first-class set of teeth_
cheaper than the cheapest, call oat/
D. Patterson,
Dr. Tennant's ()glee,
LUCKNOW, ONT.
11/10LEOCI'S
System nenovatoz.
And other tested remedies
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE ;
--FOR—
Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood,
Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of
Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Galt
Stones, Jauhdice, DKidney and Urinary Dis-
eases. St. Vitus' ance, Female Irregularities
and General Debility.
$1 per half pint and 82 per pint bottle.
LABORATORY. - - GODERIOH,
•4.1. M. McLOD.,.
Propriator and Manufacturer
Solcl. by Harry Days and A. B. dougrami
Druggists, Lucknow.
TO T1TJ FARME
have. rented the stori3'
occupied by Mr: Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
C.A.B1-1
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS
The highest price will be
paid for butter according to
quality.
R. C. SPARLINC.
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The travelling season is•now fast
approaching and of course printing will
be needcd. •
We are this year better Repared
than ever before to fill the wants of
horsemen, hating. added considerably
to . our formerly large stock of type
together with two new presses.
BILLS
On either Cardboard or Paper will
be printed promptly, neatly and
cheaply. Large and varied assertment
of cuts.
Send or bring your orders to
&Wine!
LUOKNOW - ONT.
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DUNN'S
AWING
POWDER
THECOOK'S BEST FRIEND
1 LARGEST SALE IN CANADA. „
THE Western Fair managers are
said to be decidedly in favour of act-
ing on the recommendation of the
Canadian Fairs Association and will
probably only appoint one judge in
each class at their next exhibition.
It is thought by a good many exhibit-
ors that one really competent man
will give Utter satisfaction than three
as ordinarily selected— oftentimes
where three are chosen, two indifferent
men over -ride the third, although an
expert. If equal satisfaction can be
secured, the one judge system wi:1 be
a great saving of expense and extra
work. It is worthy considering, even
kr- joinshipaq
ty.r,