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.SES LIBERTY To UTTER :AND TO ARGUE
. WEEELY ACCOEDING:. TO THE DICTATES
'OF ONSCIENOE WE PRIZE ABOVE . ALL
'HER LIBERTIES
L'OknOW _ Jan. 20th 1802.
B.UTI ER FACTORIES
under eighteen .:years - of :age,; . shall
be .presumed. to be under that age
unless it is shown by evidence that he is
in fact over that age.
-._GRICUIN caw, SOCIETY
Annual ;Sleeting of the,Sinloss Branch.
A httle over a year ago the Quebec
`government took steps -toward placing.
butter and oheesmakng in that Pro-
vince in the hands of syndicates.: The
object .was to secure a better and more
• uniform; equality of product.. This
subject so weare informed by the
speech from -the. throne, delivered last
The annual meeting of the Members
o ' the. Sinless- Branch- • Agricultural
Society- was held :in the,Mechanics! In-
stitute on =Tuesday afternoon. The
t-tendance was- t(he., largest that has
been held for some years, and all the
surroundingtownships' and thevillage
auditors ,
were well represented. - , The
;__ week, has -been: very lately attained
Sand •the policy-. already entered upon is
to be * more vigorously followed . in
future..- All this is of interest to us in
"Ontario. -Our cheese industry _is on
a_satisfactory-footin; but our x butter
- output of neither good nor .uniform
equahty,- The remedy for the evil -
may. be found in:the- adoption= --of the:
:-policy- forrnulated in Quebec -"and the
greater enenurage entt of butter. factor -
.The benefit that would fallow
the vigorous prosecution of- this plan
be illustrated by: •reference. to
can _
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re port showed that the society was:iu
a f ourishiug condition, and notwith-
standingthedisagreeable weather for
the last fall show, the treasurer,still
had - a balances on hand . of :$131.50.
'The election of officers and directors
resulted as follows :_
President—Peter McKenzie.
First Vice—Wm. Anderson.
Second Vice—Peter Corrigan.
} r Denmark. . Thatlittle state, with 'a
populatiork,about the. same, as -that of
000 000 rth _
Ontario exported. 620, , wo
_
of butter annually, while the whole over .the:spring show, but it, was finally
of C
suds sells about $1,000,000 -. decided by: a-- votethat' the show be
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Th fee for membership was retain
�. DIBECTURS.. . •.
Ashfield ---James ,Lane, John Jamie
son, R. Anderson. a
West Wawanosh—Jas; Gaunt, Mal-
McDonald, -
Wm. McQuillan,.
Kinloss -Henry Thompson
.Crowstori;-• Alex. Nicholson.
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•Jame$
Hu ron-=-Alex.Patterson and . Jos.
R. McDonald.
Lucknow - `.Jas. Bryan, . C: A•
hard. J. L Patterson.
The auditors are J. G. Blurdoch and;
Wm Connell..
A good deal of .discussion took Platte
abroad:-.• Let = us have more butter-
factories
utterfactories .
in -Ontario %and in a short
time-o.:utputwill be as large" as.
the Dane'. •
INSULTING. THE FARAf-.LRS•
"Those why --plead the -extravagance-:
and improvidence of our farmers, says
,the Ottawa Free Press, :gas an :excuse
for the utter failure :of the policy of
trade restriction simply - insult our
agriculturists, _the men to whom our,
country owes whatever , measure• of:
progress it has -Made, and • such pros-
-s enjoying. There is no
�psrity .as it t � . y g
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held. as usual -
ed at the: old figure of $1.00 . but only
one ion ticket will in futurebe
given to members, instead - 'of two as
formerly. The pride of admission to
the fall'. show WWI raised to 25 cents,
and all parties, outside- of -exhibitors
will be charged the same : amount for
buggies `and. other rigs; .It is also the:
intention of the Society ,.. to try . and : -
secureAt new track for speeding, or to,
have large building so removed as riot
to interfere with„the view of the pies-
ent course. -A great deal- enthus
iasm prevailed amongst the officers and
members, and a big effortwill be
made to• make the shows of 1893, the
best ever held by the Society.
WHISPERS ABOUT TOWN
Something out of the Ordinary Weekly
News
Brie
con ti.pu t
;rid for
tboug.
-co taifs::some
.v
� reduced st111.
esirable goods
s are selling ,freely. Cash
for. the -latter .- axe . $4,25
d $x.00 per Marc'
reasonwhy a thrifty and, industrious,
.farmer should not enjoy as many of
the comforts of life as the manufacturer,
- the - mer3hant or the professional_ roan.
_lie works harder,, as a rule, than men
in -mercantile or-prJfessional persuits,
consequently ::the.:pretence that
- end eonsequ _ y , .
farmers are not prosperous because
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-the _ � .
they: insist upon_ having, buggies to'.
ride in good clothes: for kSeroselves and
their wire, pianos for their daughters,
etc., is as rid culous als:It is: nipudent.:
Do these men think that nobody- but
Lawrence as now on n hand. a large stock of.
h_
•
combinester manufacturers should have
-_ o the good _things of elle: world r _f the
• any. f good - they
e farmer be satisfied that does.not. always. exist.,
- , --'tvh�, should..:. .the cause- us: to -be : just :a little fiction
- sinall. profits that the; :tariff=fed only 3 .
..� -with sma l- . _.
v in wealth `and in future; • to . be more honest, more
monopolists -may re el _ more -:kind and - considerate
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-Opinion
us , . r P., truthful;
vice , w ` r • W. , shore. Tf : these =meetings.
shrewd observer, e. - ..:
the mortgage indebtedness have done these: things only,•then_ they
9=oFinon that .. � greater. accomplished much; -.What they -have.
�f the farmers: of :Ontario is- a _� g
been the �aneans of�dein I ern. not
burden upon -then-than •landlordism .vin to write.. I have no doubt they
ins upon.; the United - lain gdoin.” � - . going g° .
_ ;have done . a 'great -deal, but .I am not.:
a- preacher` and: will not enter . into
this part of the subject. It would :.be
difficult to say which of the. 'congre-
gations have. been the ..most reciprocal
g I
in -turning .out to the meetings.: -
am not informed- whether nor. not these
meetings will .be. concluded. this week:
If so :I .hope such •. meetings. may •be
held' at some: future time::
. The �Provineial Assembly. will'
Have these union, services that
- � V - ;. . intending purchasing
� artEs mien g
... .. . - -fall__ n p
k,this a
. • _ .. of furnace-��vor : ock of alb
: • . k� � .:. usual a full stock He:ls--also�ma g p � fail call. He has as
x not to give him a
a or f rnace� should.....
. pressed
ware,
ods;
kinds Of
Wt
have :been. going on for. some three
anygood l Yes if only' they
weeks done . �,
ingendey a apir`it of _-friendly unanim-
ity
nanimity. among the different congregations
-taking part. Yes if only . they en--.
gender a - spirit : of friendly: unity-
among the_ individual memder�s.:of : the
dividual ' congregations, something.
In g
japanesed n1tE �crare,
es,eHandies
ps and
The Leading.Hardware Depot
lei T � R sell M a
b haskpressed the towards o
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n .:and: T?e. � airing pr0mpttY. attended-
�toveplpl g P
A._copY of_ the `. following :hag been
forwarded ; to each teacher, by the
Educational Department,
to be ,read
occasionally ; - to the pupile Any
.--person who either directly or indirectly
sells or gives, or furnishes. `to a minor
. :under .eighteen. years `of age, cigarettes,
cigars or tobacco in any form, shall,
n summary conviction thereof before
o
a -Justice o .--the. Peace be subject to a
Leads then all for
000Y'18$
AGENTS TO :SELL OUR
C loioz A2(1) IIABDY'
..
Fruits of
FINE
•
convene-
in. a_ month
or so. I have.an
amendment to the License . : Act. It
f is. nothing: more or less than tbis,.that
. - Iran drink:
o d�
1
': '.le. a of s .
for...the privilege ug
i t, et -drunk. and.
If a man IA _going.. Q g . .. - .. , -
•
. i 'himself, . his famil
to
and, the connunty.,- who ;should • be
taxed for it 11 -1 commend- this sugges7
Tale_ the drunkard,
tion to Mr. Foster. T
Would be: away ahead: of a . "tariff for
it-wo d � ...
": is just as -resonable
avenue Only; . It _
r. y�_
hee
..8�t
to tax the nuisance as it ie to to
th
•
an: who .makes she nuisance -with"-_
mo.
latter a party to it. -
nalt : of -not less: than,$10 or more , the man who will drinks g
= -t Without costs p
� 'with.. less,
w
=than $50, . . -
pay
secution or to im risonnient,
of pro � � P
r
or without hard 1 houfor y,
with. �
g 30 'days,.or to
nceedin .
-herrn: no �►:. .
both_ fine with or without costs and
id amount = and
imprisonment to the said
P
.ion of
nuked
discretion term, said
to �.
h s
for
to
f
the convictl° - a trate And in
. m•
ase of a fine and costs!being awarded,
and the same not being. upon' convict.
tion forthwith paid; the ..offender shall
paid;
-::
e:tommitted to .--the common -gaol,
• - there torP
.be im risoned for any :term
.
=the
°�nle
sis
d s u
n
g -thin
not
exceeding
Y
a.
d.
This
ax
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are sou
costs
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and
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sae
t gall not appl . to a :
y
r .
guardian rdi
ua a
or
.anent
his.
mor 'for, h p-. _ g
e-,
order- -�• of ; ..the -
rent
ten request -or �
written q
guardian. A person :who
reniX . or . gu , - Pe.
1 appear to the . magistrate
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•
be
- 4reater- demand for} earnest hard
Work on the -.part of *temperance
-People. Rave...—,,y you any money, in-
our. treasure Y 1 •. Take it : out, 'get Joe`:
Hess- or:.=some other: •=good man.; sieve,
kin u amort.
� us have. a���sha *Jong
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the
and
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g.
the
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- uckno
w -enjoys
drin
kers.
L
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a idistinetionthe
of�b evIa 1unen - ;being:
w unt
s drinkln hole in the --.two o co
wo t
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he name..:` .This
le us- w a :-nut. ,t , _
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1 do: � for: a-� coiicmmeu . _ , ,
next week.- UBEDARE.
:t
e Largest
the Choicest Goods,
e Best Va
in Lucknow.
obt�amable - � ..
indsSeason.
Inds in S n,.
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USE
FQR.
VETE'°HAVE J'Y NEW SPECIAL
varieties,.botb in fruits and ornam3n-
tals to offer, which .are controlled only by us.
We p
, = "y
a'. commission or salary. Write us at
once for terms* and secure :choice of territory
MAY BROTHERS,Nurserymen, .. -
98510in. • - Rocheater: N.Y
- .. ON HAVELOCK; STREET
D.
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ITUA ata -
e of Lucknow near the
S , in the villas
tion. The house is a large I frame, me, 'containing
eight or nine rooms, cellar, kitchen, etc, and
is in agood state of repair.' .The harden con-,
and and is. well
tains about one acre of ground
and other
ed with apple . cherry, plum stocked The
p lace will be sold • cheap.
r •
fruilees•,. P � ,
For further particulars' apply to Hugh Mor-
rison
o . 'JAS. G
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BOAR FOR SERVICE
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inform th
service this $e..
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$1,25-i not -eq pal
RSIGNED WISHES.= TO
: for
Vitale: that he will. k .e dp . , -
lot 11.;0011.:: (Eastern_
i._olk
1d athoroushbred � Suff
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AUCTICNEER FOR
ON
feet -
3sitc..ae-...-11.4
L.G���
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ITCHEL1 BROS. WILL PA:Y $8 •
per thousand for the above quantity of -
first class map logs, none other 'be taken.
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MITCHELL BROS, ,
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Luckii W
REAL . ESTATE, - I NSU Re
ANCE AND GENE
AGENCY.
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INALL PARTS
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SALES � ATTENDED
- of the Countyand satisfaction guaranteed
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A number o .
FIRST GLASS . FARMS
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- Porsale..
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JOHN ' CR1FFIN.__
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