Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-07-22, Page 4k
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The Pre y "`=`, ^.:asrr. "
loth t made a speech at Niagara on
the Lake on Monday last, that left
no doubt in the minds of his hearers
'as to what he thinks of the annexation
sentiment in Canada. They were
indeed the words of a true patriot and
will be heartily applauded by all true
sons of Canada " Take our fore-
fathers,"
ortefaathers," said Sir. Oliver, "all in all
they were a noble ancestry, of whom a
country may well be proud. Whether
their loyalty was a mistake and a
• miefortnae
Chorus—No ! no !
— "as some elsewhere aver, or
whether on the other hand it is to be
rejoiced over, as the people of Canada
generally have always felt, there can
be no denial that it was at all events
a profound sentiment on their part?
Those early settlers had been born
British subjects, they loved the
British name. British subjects it was
their determination under all temp-
t Cation,, to remain and on British soil
o live out their lives, whatever that
•deteranination should cost them.",
Artier describing, the resources of the
Dominion, he declared : "Such is Cana -
4a. and this groat country; won in the
-t century by British blood and
British treasure, has, by Britain been
(confided to its present popularity
• "As the Dominion grows in popu-
lation and wealth, Oranges are
inevitable and must be faced_ What
aite they to be Some of you hope
for some sort of Imperial Federation_
Failing that, what then!? Shall we
give away our great country to the
IJnited States, as some I hope not
?many, are saying just now ? Or, when
the time conies for some important
efie, shall are, as the only other
alternative, go for the creation of
Canada into ars idependent nation ?
believe that the great matt of oar
-people would prefer tindephead.ence to
political union with any other people.
'.And sa. would L As a Canadian, I
ara not willing tCanada should
to be. Fellow Canadians are
you 1 (Cries of "=No"). I am not
willing that,Canada should commit
national suicide. Are you! (Cries.
f "No.") I am not willing that
• Canada, should be alaeorbed into
United Sates. Are ton? (Cries of
"No.") I ant not willing that heal'
oar Brite connection and our hope
of a Canadian nationality shall be
�tJestrayeed forever_
"I'dor rt want to -belong to a nation
whi h both political parties have
for party purposes to vie with one
another to exhibiting this ha, • I
dos% want to belong to a nation in
which a suspicion that, a politician has
The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce County, Friday, July 22nd
Tim discussion, of the question of
temperance in the schools caused
quite a breeze in the Teacher's con-
veiii.an at Montreal. Some of the
t cb declared that teachers who
smoke were -not fit to -associate- with
children, and others held that a man
could not teach temperance unless he
was an abstainer himself. Another
raised the ire of some by .declaring
that the man who smoked was not a
gentleman- Finally it was carried
.that "In the Qpinion of thisl. acs' .ia-
tion all tteailers should use every
effort, both by precept and example,
to discountenance the use of alc-ohol
and narcotics among both pupils and
teachers."
AN enactment has just come into
effect providing that foreign news-
papers and periodicals brought into
Canada by wail or otherwise, may be
posted in Canada by news agents to
addresses in. this country, at the rate
of one cent per pound, payable by
postage stamps on each seperate pack-
age, and British newspapers and,
periodicals brought into Canada other-
wise than by mail may be posted by
new agents to addresses in Canada
at the same rate, payable in the same
manner. Partly printed and partly
written notices issued by societies for
the purpose of notifying members of
the date and place of meetings to he
held must, in future, be prepaid at
letter rause_
Seaforth I posfkr—It serous that
Mr. Blake is not so badly egaipferl for
an election campaign in Ireland as
some of his friends feared he was. Mr
James Sumer -villa. of Lucknow, an.
old 'politic -al campaigner, and a former
M.P. for West Bruce, is reported as
saying that on one occasion when Mr
Blake was •contesting South Bruce he
undertook to hold a meeting in a Tory
stronghold. The only available room
was>a saw 'mill near the Black Horse
lake, which was open at one end.
When Mr. Blake began his adds
has opponent's supporters got noisy
and undertookto break rep the meeting.'
Mr. Blake gathered a few of his friends
around him, and throwing cep' his ceat,
was soon preear+ed -tt o clean . out the. •
a job which _M' Smerville says,
he could quickly accomplish. Another
attempt made to nolo. fir. Flake at a
meeting in the township of Courtriaght
al_eo failed ignoininianiedy. , 31r. Blake
was quite an athlete in his yonnger
days. It will be seen from this that
-tmaasder on the past if a .political.
candidate is as valuable a perms a -ion in
Canada as it is supped to be in
Ireland_ _
DIED IS GCELPH_
orallb of sr Old Beverly Mao.
(Fro= tt� G gal-yh
The late Alexander Innes of the,
city, was °the Third :nn of the late
AleAlexanderAlexanderInnesone eathe pioneers
of Beverly town—hip, county of Went-
worth, beim! tine of the recruits ._,f the
rebellion of 1-637. Deceased '.
barn in Beverly near Kirkwall. and
a frierscl,c feelisafr tpww-ate the get ; with his parents move air CiairY
cation of the origin. of the most of i township, taaaa. v of Breehe w hsm ass
theta is eaongh to ensure his • deal at i hi.s 16th year. where he resided over
at the poles. (Cheers.) �o Sears, and where the news c f his
death will to heard with dept
regret The dash has lined in
this ciiv for the last ten ye -are and
who kne :. hate held him in highs esteem.
::`o, I don't want annexation.
(Cheerer) I prefer the ills I suffer to
the ills annexation would • in -ch-e. I
love my nation, the nation. of cur
fathers, rind I -.tali anent w-l::ia'y join -'n He was a hire ll iirasb-ararl and facer,
any nation which hate her. his ttartily always being his teacare_
He wars bon. ,-shad and Yah ri_l a a:3
• TEE ii is+hup of NeWi *nnadiand his
issssned a.e appeal for help which •anent
to meet with a ready responsesefrom
The whey Anglican body of Cards..
He says : "The church ref England
here is over witehaed by the diester.
The etre d .royEd the cathedral,
bi hop's Lad clergy's how schools,
Synod H a. i Siad er riie3„'age ' Theo 2.1"
e
S : trioti -:=e... r..ninsaared The teauti-
fui P, .t eira,y, d red by Gi3}.ert
&lett wed r eetly colni eted at a
tioUi a fxs, r2 :eettie , C .t, a s ruin. It is
a bi-.tork :andetark of St- Joh s, wad
was the p3 where Erg::.ah service
iris first celebrated in the New 'ccr'
T peal for ;,apathy and aid to the
Anglican amaiina nior .'
rt
The t
Sate Diaatic
s.hrongh life and strictly temperate_ 1
Iia_ eteeeee wit :.iia~ and te:•r and
was berme , with Cbristirtn set retia de.
e Mr. Me1"tn.•a wee- a revere aria -ten
i and death to him eniy a hal. eta-
1 clue He leaves a widxeew and e e
! ehildre ,--Ja in the C. P. Pa
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see it :. all of '4.i.1 iril /r. , ...y i . -.
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day was isr 'e r attended_ Th.e i'• mo ,
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bearer'a.'Fr az. fl -.!:22",r'', : /P-17.,-.,:-,. Fare
r'ivice, Wm: Andersen, W. M. Eellis'ee
tecta. D. Tripp. Rhhert aayeaer, A�ex. I
NI t K earth.. J r. The funeral e'rt itseet
were et nd, aetii
Rea ed by the R.. J.
::`ie c4 orb. church dare—ate'.
a r.c :ober_
ear the E
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It is now near the end of the season for
MIZlLiNERY d�
and we want to clear the stock.
Straw Hits we offer al Half Prt,
and Flowers at a Big Reduction.
WM. CONNELL, - LuckiioW.
1892.
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Dry Colors, Chemically pure
White -lead.
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Preston's Braided, Barbless Fence Wire.
The Leading Eardware and Tin Depot.
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T1-e1t)S
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Flowers
HAVE YOU A GOOD
.DON't READ
Mrs. Smith hasjnst received
a large assortment of
CHOICE FLOWERS
which she is selling at
a!
REDUCED PRICES
Call and See Them.
rs
rat
Stop &
Peart has received. a larse stock
of the !cutins lime of
Boots ft Skaos
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And at pries that will meet the
wi=.hes of the public
31en .. ilio: . Bsam' r is and Gaiters
and
ai to -
aand s lame variety of ,plough
Women's Kid/ Kid Button and Laced
Boots cheaper than ever, Alen Oxford
tyes and gipper•_ in ,
DifTerent Styles.
Clandrenh wear in all the hailing.
lines.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Reh firing izeiee a shetit 'notice.
JOHN PEART,
PAIR OF EYES ?
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