Lucknow Sentinel, 1892-08-26, Page 5J
DEATH OF A YOUNG HERO.
Terrilrlr, Iterezveisetrt Ira the farte'r wf
Zee. 3, E. Newell.
t Dicer, the Goderieh Star.)..
ethatiAay • afternoon a boating
accident occused whereby Rev. J. R.
Rowell, of North-st. Methodist church
!vat two of his children), James, 15, awl
Roy, aged four.
There had been a pie-nic of some
five or six families down at Attrill's
Point, and atnbng them were Mrs.
Howell! and a blunter of her family.
The two o„oys, Jaynes and cloy
Ho„we11, in company with MIouttague
( ,!born, aged six or seven, tot into a
dat-botteatted punt and were paddling
beep and down about 100 yards from the
h, when little Roy leaned too far
over the side of the boat and fell over-
Taoard. James imma liately dropped
the oars, erne of which floated away,
and glanttly jumped into the water to
r. cue his little ¢.Metter, whom he
ea. -Ached and then strugg ed to return
to the boat with. In the meantime,
the boat, with 1Yttle si_eyear old Mon-
tague in it, had Fteiiteel out itew the
lake, the little boy on board being
powerless to keep it into the shore.
Pluckily and bravely the 15 -year-old
bay held on to his little brother, and
endeavoreal to rich the ,craft, but
etttnl„eretl as Le wee with his clothe
his I'urrleme al5 d with the beat
gradually drifting away from him, his
his strength forsook him and he and
his precious burden were seen to sink
nth the water. Twice the cry of
help ruse upon the air, and then
all was over.
The agoniz iug mother and the other
,f,aiai ie aers witneseel the fatality from
-the shore, but were powerless to help.
Young Dn.-it Stitt, although not a
strong a•iiummtrer, p:tutuged in to en-
deavor to swim to the drowning
but • was unable to reach them, and
• narrowly gaped Laing their fate.
In the meantime the !beat, containing
little MIoutague Colborne was drifting
itelplessly out into the lake, and there
-w + no !heats available until R. C
;Hays ran downs to the mel .rind
Wired another boat and started out
after the derelict whiccontained the
little lad
The alarm had now reached tire dock
and soon willing hran& with gapplliug
irons were seam unmrr far tha loodio- a
AP drowned' he About Ti O'clock
the y of the eller lard was recovered
and hreught to the pastorate, but at
the taimse of going to press no trace of
little Roy n,u: been con. toau • ere&
Rev, Mr. Howell was absent from
home ;ll::yam pastoral visits stn a ng his
• people on the Huron road wire; the
mlatmmity a ur I„ and knew nothing of
the terrible event tanto! his'
Rev_ hfir- Torrancet Victoria its
a
dircwe : nd apprii: L Lint of it.. . He
rettarned to his stridtened home at ,
al'efack amit at once set mat toga the
emchi 'tm semi for the ;body of hfa '.
{-UI1061!(� ii ;.+ill
71' MI f udlMainal6 for
•Entails Roy, his young haorn..
The e. aT event eat a gloom over the
entiirF- community, atnd hundreis off
amen and women t armed vett to show
w
" mr sym atthy towards the bereaved
fa,mady..
La—The body of little Ray
was
faGL7.e:l about t f}'efec. and was Wren
to tthe afflicted
1 0 ext.
FALL SHOIllr DATES.
(< .,‘,„..,,-.a,, rktf. l the and %Ea
In• ,
i Sept, f7-28.
e7aciro4a at Te -r. ,,v:1t,Pr,. Sett.. f 5, fl1.
F''.ireail et Attwood, Sept.. .2 „
Alontreatl Exposition, Sept. l5-23.
x>v.,,H1 e:::rte. at Tereet0, rept„ J -L 7.
way -- feltitf-i-, Se:r. j;,..ffeL .
-fn i ?aeon, •aat S3ee:iffortly, Otte 4-5,.
Feist Hazen at iltr s, se le, t)hr,. K-7 .
Oat.. 6-7.
rs2:':ev.11,,, :11,`,it
t.
: .17-.•:.'':. Marys,
SoSouthE''Wtlt+L ret '. SMEai „Septi• 11.7-.2.74,
3?loe-nonrrtten, at Milvertia,, Sept, ...17-f.8,..
•r,et 11,.: r, at li.7 11Ttr x'toi7T `ief,tt. 11.7-30..
---,,tr,Llare ve IR;a'., n
r.fr, rrTY S ptt. ''o-1`..
'•V r•rj h F riinf `ilii•q.i'iV. "tend' t_;),
;G-iiina..)' at Sew Haira.l',t in Sept, '_'•,>-;0.
Titeke:1 at ML'i cL.:•C: ':Net_ 27:28.
1-'1 rata; Hlr.rtiee.t.7ra.1, Sept. 2'6-57.
el ."4 ' aitierio, 5r t telt;. h-
C,- r is W esterir . t,e, ier ch. S'tept. 1-o30:
iO:
ea,r*.LL lafoccle, \H etojecoe;k,. Sept! 2.8,-29'.
East Wawant.oal' et IB'elgfaere„ Ott 11-.5.
W,.tle al.ey and North Fast at
'7 -•::sego,• Sept. '20.-2.I.
Morris P,'ramele at JB.lyi F, ot;tt• LI -12'
-E:tzneI—E,ete-en nth and FtIcon.
t ^. a,:u T a rubber coat,
',The owner- 66il have same by apply-
-- rlr 7,1) W ds Tet 13, coca. 8,.
Wmwmn afii.
A5B• 0'y Rhee. 111:.Y N G V R.ST-CL S
fessnus in. music ean.hxuve the sante from
irrr f,.Mom,. 1, Fellow- elf the Yorkshire Coale
��a
f !ionicif'
. ,i terms trrft to the Rev,. 51 ` r•_
Connor, the rr'ct,•r}r. Prof, bF,lses will Bo fn
.Lune ;nnwon, liondnga.
' The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce bounty, August 26th
"'"g °t iGrall.d TFiflki
medicines
A Cure "Almost Hiraculous/'
whet, I was 11 gears o1 age I hada severe
attack of rh;erarmatisrxn, and after I recovered
had toga, on crutches. A year later, serainra,
in the torr% of white swellings, appeared oil
.a ileitis pares ar$ My horly, and for 11 years I
wws an invalid, being confined to my bed 6
z .rs- In that time ben or eleven sores ap-
"-..rtd 3rar: Cra.,f:e•-'Uci:ng rete f,creat vain and
i•:e+ erur<,:. I re auerl I never should get well
F.a:.iy in P9,6 [ croe.et to Chicago to erait a
sister, but was conflated to my bed most of the
:irne I was there. to July I read a hook, 'A
Pay wide a Circus,' in which were statements
of cores by hood's Sarsaparilla_ I was so ire -
pressed wide the stmeess of this }medicine that
1 ; i k --rt to eryit. To ate' great mon
the sores soon decreased, and I began to feel
t,ette•r at:d las: a shr,rt time I was rep and
rut of .t, 'ors. 1 ge,xrtinuucl't to, take Hood's Sar-
saparilla fern atom a year, when, having used
six bottles, I tad become so, fully released
Cron the atisi-nse that I went towork for the
Flint ak Mfg_ Co_, and since there
.. • : , r f., ,o}Ti A Sii.NGl,re; DAY
-;:: v 6•I •.: . ! : •a' z.'1:';i`l bi-lieve the diy2{,•�' se
i e . I e•::e'! 1.•o is rauy system, 1.!'ways feel well,
am in good spirits and have a good appetite.
d «,ecu now years of age and Cabe walk as well
a- any cin,, exe--j t that one Iamb is a I±IIIIei
shv,,oite•- than the otter, ovuing to the loss of
he'm's, and ton song fforsnerfy en my right lei
11 ar lacy ffulend3 ray recovery seems; almost
mi.nrulinut, and I think hood's Sarsaparilla
as Me ICV1 g e,f nrsctie'ines." WILLIAM A.
i zisn, r N. Ballroad St-. Kendallville., Ind.
'Hood's
Sarsaparilia
Aga 5satdompattatts, saffsfoil& arepareda,ty
.LHoop at.co, Apothecaries, local,M .
100 Doses One Dollar
MCLEOD'S
System. Renovator.
And other tested ren eaves
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
--F0/1j.---
Impure, Weak and Impoverished
ie +. men, PalnitatiOnt of the
'Neill
�* Liwer ob • ain't./yNe ra , Loss of
memory, Bra t b,�':. Coast= b .. iii
Stones, Jaaticidiee -.a . and J rna- t. .
mem,St. Vit ate" ! .acne, r ernale Imr-r o
ane! eneral Debility.
SI per haDf pint and 32 per pint bottle_
tasonmmmn r. - - tem , ort
J. FA. MILE®D,
Proprietor and Manufra>etucer.
SOld by Rau ry Days and A. B. Coma:,
Diu t*, Las -know.
Scicainic American
AVM fir
ATE T1� S
CAVEATS,
DIESICAV
coveriticurs, ate.
PA�
fee freararstr sm stsil free Eandtooltwriee to
NEWS dt CCIJIL.51a narvmn:warn Ninv T.
(Meat Umgsv tort rte u fug patents fru Ame es
Every pli}`e"e tars out by no Benner: Befort,
int panne nysaattice given free of charge is Me
#tielttifk>nv
Lervecteirratincuafanyarir> fathe
irenaema�f e�atttt8om iz...w�c a
airmonths.. ittrdress rrec .
38D gooadtvay. ITew Tort.
A NEW ERA
Gasrada's Czeati
MUSH IAL
, FAIR
!TORONTO
Sept. 5 to 17,
7892.
E is ge-d Grounds
New ilaff-]IIsi" Track
New Grand Stand
And. many other mproovement•s.
Greater ter and ['getter • than Ever
ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST is
N w and Varied Attratinns of a Superior
t 'b frac:ter, tact ruct•ipe ami .t mnefng,. the
Latest Inventions incl. Grandest )fsAmite in
• fl Departments..
Tio Pcaple's 6riali9aqQae Qalfng
Trap Ecescsfatr arta an it'>apv.
F)>; P atfn. and all
mrm
3. S. Withrm, M.T.
President. !Manager, Tia. mamyuia ort
HAS ARRANGED FOR
HAll VEST
EXCURSIONS
---OTi —
AUG. 16 Reta�r s tembrr
/� U (�/ 3 'lett-let/2,44r
(kt ,44r grid,
�- Vi • Fie IWrl,
iii; ®'& L -Q Return o1R r WI,
Fiona all stations in Ontario return rates to
HAR'I?tiEY
DELOJ AI V Y., MOOSOMIN, t,,ra 28
BL'SCARTH. .. t
RF-GINA
'4I YORK lA1Fl TON V
PRINCE ALBERT 0 W
CALGARY
EDl1oNToi $40
r
BERTHS. FREE—These trains from 1 or -
onto will have a !united ruin her of Colonist
Sleepers attached, aCcommtriation in which
will be alloted in order of application.
Parties ticketing from other points Ahorsfd'
arrange to arrive, At Toronto in time to con-
nect with the 1J.2'b p,m:. train, leaving Au.enst
16.23 and Member 6, a92.
leor ftdl information apply to
D. W. HAYES,
Agent G. T. R., Luekn_^-w
(11"°��' DIAN
?AC•JFJC y
HARVEST
EXCURSIONS
FROM ALL 'STATIONS IN ONTARIO,
RETURN_ RATS TO
O1 W
IBitOOSOMIN $28OO.
BINSCARTN
PItr
$30.00
CALGARY $35.00
ALBENTJ
MINTON. - �.
To leave all points in the Potence of Ontario,
Oto%
AUG.16
Return unto October
ea,
AEG. 23 fleet ober
1J1. .� 6 Reim r1 November
P*ati+�s ticketing from Duper poisit ahem
t o auxnve at Toronto in time to connect'
with the 1L2ty p.m t tafnn on above dates.
For � information appy ti any tdcitet
agent of the Cana an Pacific L".zitwxy.
J. Murchison, 9gt, Lucknow.
John Griffin,
AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON CO.
REAL .ESTATE, INSUR-
ANCE AND GENERAL.
AGENCY. SCHOOL . HOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, PHOTO ALBUMS
Window. Blinds, Berlin Wool, Bibb, Hymn Books,
Combs, Wall Paper, Etc.
NTICIPATINC•
The rise in Cotton Goods, since the cotton mills of the
Dominion have passed into the hands of a syndicate, I have
put in a good stock of all kinds of
:STAPLE COTTON 00008
And am prepared to give my customers the benefit of the
same at old prices.
Have still a ,good assortment of those fast -color English
prints to choose from. Come early and secure. Also the
"ECLIPSE" FAST BLACK STooKmcs.
Just try them and you will have no -others.
All other departments are equally well '"assorted in every-
thing usually kept in a general store.
Butter and Eggs taken as cash. Remember the place.
MRS. R. M RRAY,
ST. HELENS_
M. CORRIGAN'S
Is the place to make your selections in
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CROCERIES & PROYISIORS.
I have in stock the following :
FD i dztd App a •
Nutmeg • Soda
Ex9 '. Dave Soaps
Fish, canned
Fish„ dried
tf e
GingersHopsHoney
'tee
Licorice
Lime Jae
Lemmas
Matches
Mince Meat
Macaroni
Mustard
Mea Ismagnesl ea
a
Back Dead- .
Blue
Balking Powders
��, pot
B Brick
Brooms
Baskets
Brushes
Irrseluit
Coffee
Confectionery
Calved Goods
Cocoa
Chocolate
Corn; canned
Corn meal
Curraaits
Currie Powder
Cream. Tarter
Cocoanut
Teretes'
igbt.1 Flour
Isittts
•Osl, sweet Spm
'CIA, castor S��
Ormige Strawberrie3, caned
Oat >� Salkhers
Palls Tomatoes,
p
Peels oma�toes, canned
Teas ,
Pae- fries Tobaccoes
Peale, canned . Vinegars
Pepper Washboards
Raisins Washing Crystal
ipe Woodeenware
Rice Flour Whiting
Sago Dinner Sets
Salt Yeast Cak
Salmon . Dinneer Seta
Saran Tea Sets
Seeds Cream Sets
Water Sets
3 ' �Fesry Sett
. ops t Toiiet.Seta
always oil.1ianmffi. Goods delivered to any part of he towee
ssa
in
ew
•
Goody.s=
pan Ale AN
;ent4if yoousis
e
one; :f you.
a few ho
co.'s
KAAKE
s•
13
Second Annuneement of
SALES ATS IX IY IN AL , F' A r r
of the Cow ty and satiyiactihn ; naranteed.
A ,lana ter f •
FIRST -CLAS' FARMS
If nrs:tIe on reasonable t.-rms.
JOHN CR/IR,
rtil�ts rr3L�rL,tib;
1,..4
THE H.0
Le,ds thein, all for
Fay Groceries
CANNED GOODS.
Fruits of All Kinds in Seam
FIN T• EAS
A SPECIALTY.
The Largest 5f' ck,
Telae Ciaieesi Goods,
& The Best Fare
EXT we intend to give every lady" and gentlemen a
chance to get a beautiful album, vaIue'd at or one
dozen cabinet photos free. We place in our window a
(fruit sealer of beans. 'Any one buying $1 worth of
4,„oods or Photos is entitled. to a ticket with the number on it
iyon guess. The nearest number gets the prize. '
Beans put in sealer by Mr. Kincaid and will he counted
(•'hy a disinters ted party on .Tuly 1st. This will coinmonee
on April 1st. •
aZ CO
STRAT.FORD OIL CO.
GUARANTEES
STERLING MACHINE OIL
To outwear any other oil in the
Threshing Machines.
obtainable in Lucknow. For sale by
„>afl y uotiege, Dablia, Barry—Why did Rowley marry her
praying that the degrees and teaching of Stag—Hc wan attracted by her convt's-
eational powers-
tI , the university may be of eneri Io w-omeishwo has Barry—And why is he appIyhag for a rii-
briern signed by upward o; tO,Upt) Irishwomen* . voice now
tL aingtlfar and presented to the provost and senior
owiagaror
r .,,este wardll, fellows of the college. Strang --Same reason.
itnarket on
Rigden, Mne , rr arad
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