Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-03-17, Page 5•
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_u clicndvv'Sertin'ea
!t.ce.::t o u my March
17th
TKE AULD B -RIG'S WELCOME..
Onthe unveiling of Burns statute;
Ayr, 8th July, 1891, composed and
recited . by Wallace Bruce, U.
Oonsul,: Ediubur.gh.
The Auld Brig hails wi' hearty cheer.
Uncover lads for Burns is here,
The; -bard who links us all to fame
And blends her own with Scotia's name,
Seven hundred -years • -the winding Ayr
. Has glassed my floating image there, -
I've seen long centuries glide away
But Robin brought our. blithestday,
heard the thirteenth's .warlike peal
Wake serried ranks of glinting steel,
-All wrinkled now, yet in my. prime
.. I wait -with joy the twentieth's: chime,
;jjcherish weel in memory•bright,
ie glorious deeds of Wallace Wight, =
Anct deem the very Manes- are blest •- -
• - 'Which bind the arch his feet have pressed.
I mind the time Ding Robert's band
With sweeping. oar left Arran's strand,. ,.
The flame that lit yon beacon hill '
•
All round the world is shining still.•
old Ooila's had her ;share of fame,
Her bead -roll treasurers many a name,_
"She's had her heroes great and oma',
But Robin stands al oon-them: a'.
'The auld clay-biggii g' of his birth : -
- Becomes the shrine of all the earth,
The room where- rose the cottars prayer
The proudest heritage of Ayr.
No starlit sky, no summer moll
But kens the barks o' Bonnie Doon,
No human heart but fondly turns
Beaponsive.to. the land of -Burne,.
A"ss;rens. t who- dares to call thee poor;
Erich skylark nest- on yonder moor
Each -daisy bloom on flowery mead,
The Iambs that -on the meadows teed.
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..Each field, andbrae by burn orstream
Where wandering lovers come to -dream -
• Are all thine own. As vassals all
We gather here from Princely. hall.;
=From lowly cot- from hills afar,. •
From southern cJinme, fromwestern- star
To bring our love. All hearts are thine By title time can never tyne.
The crowning rrieed �f praise belongs
'To him who makes 'a people's -songs,
'Who strikes one note, the -common:
AOne chord, a .wider brotherho :
Who drops a Mord of.cheer to bless
His
fellow -mortal -in in distress, ._
And Pghtens on life's -dusty road
Some weaiy traveller of his. load.
Who finds the Mo :=ee's trembling heart
Of God's greatuniverse s part =
And in the daisy's crimson tips..
-Desezns a soulwith human dips..
• We little creamed when Maillie died, .
- Those tender words -would speed so wide,
= Men snr11ed and wept and went their -way
,. The prince was'clad in hodden
- Thoughbut a.Brig it gnarred me greet.
To hear him pour his vision sweet
And in one crowning climax seal
His pity even for the De''
To see the cantle two :dogs there
Their joys and griefs wi' ithers shave"
.A coutbie tale, itmade me s rte
That sic' a lad was born in Kyle,
Who •caught the witches in d dance,
And bound them in a lasting trance
'The very land is bright and gay,
` Since Tam 0' Shanter rode this way.
:The Auld Bri ; keLs the story well,
'• The rippling wavelets love to. tell
Ayr gurgling kissed his pebbled shore,.
A -fonder kiss his waters bore •
i"
That raptured hour thatsacred vow,
Are love's etei,ial treasures nc'w, -
Montgouiery's towers may fall:: away
Brit highla►id Mary lived for aye. •
And, sweeter still the swelling, song
-Of loyal love repairing wrong
Like maxis notes that gently fa'.
Of a the airts the wind can blaw.
Brave bonnie Jean, we love to tell.
The story from thy lips that fell
'Theiengthened life which Heaven gave
• Castsraaiant twilight on his grave,
A noble woman strong to' shield
Her tender heart his trusty bield,
Th 'critic from her` doorway turns
Vi+ ith renewed and love for Burns
'She knew as. -no one else cculd know,
The heavy burden of his. woe
The.carking care, the wasting pain, ..
Each Wedded link of misery's chain.
YShe ssw his early sky o'er cast,
• And gleoniy shadows gathering fait
His soul -by -kdtter sorrow torn, .
And knew that man was Made tagiuurn.
She heard hiin by the sonnclin sbor •
"Which sp -aks his name fors ever more,
And felt the anof., wish 'his prayer _
'Farewell the bonnie b aiiks'ofS
Oh Robert .Boi is !-by tempest tossed, n
Storm -swept by cruel whirlwinds crossed' • _ •
'Thy. prayers like David's Psalms of old
Mak all our'plaints and wail; nos cold.
/InwQcness sox• .i, yet raised in might,.. _
' Hethat: we might know the right.
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His iiieetest.pleasures- ain imbued, .
His songs a drama's interlude.
And who dare tbrist his idle word
Where : God's own-equites.are heard,
Who tirade the heart 'tis he alone,
Let • im that's guiltless cast the stone,
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'U(e know but this his living song, .
Protects -the weak and tramples wrong,'
Refracting radiance of delight
.His `prismecl genius clear and bright.
ill es all Scotland tar and wide
An Caledonia throbs'P
with pride
• To here her giand-old Daric swell
�+rann Highland ,crag to lowland. -dell.
`ro. find wher'er her children stra
Her Auld. Lang syne her Scots
who -Hae
And -words of hope whicn proudly : refrain.,
'The ; centuries vast, -A man's a mans
welcome Burns from sh. "
. Oretoshore,=
.A11: hail our Robin evermore,
'Though late we greet the Plo
u hmana nane
Furl in the morning of his fame: -
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There is one 0
our - departments which w
that is ()ur
Our Stock which has recently been much increased . is
now larger than: everbefore and we Mel satisfied satisfied that the.
. ;
The.qu.aTit _of the-. good. an d- our ".pri
res,. m.meet
a rova of 'buyers; We can - ve. ou -:al- ost anything
May want il]
rom: the heavy, whole stock to the daintiest Frei ch
E 001 LINES` BEFORE PUB
you.
Kid
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AND
E NORTH -LIE
Is the, place to make your selections
CROCKERt C(ASSWARE, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Apples. -
Blacking
. plea
B1ackin
Black L
Blue
' - = -.1 have in _stock the folio -Wing �
Dried • Apple Nutmeg
g ; Extracts t)il. olive S
end Fids 011, sweet
Fibh, canned Oil castor
Powders Fish, dried Orange#e
Ant Gelotinb' Oat Meal S
rick Gingers . ; . Pails-
Hops Peers
Honey Pipes '
Ink :. Pickles
. Indigo Pearline
Licorice . Peas, as>,nned
Lime Juic6 • Pepper
Lemons Raisins '
Lamps Bice
Lard Rice Flour
Matches Sago
Mince Moat ;Salt
Mead Salmon
Macalroiil Sardines
!Mustard,' Senna.,
1Vteats, canned . • Seeds •
Magnesia Sugar- •
•
Nuts . Syrups
1 Flour al_ a .s. on hams. Goods delivered to any
. Y y part not the town„
Baking
Barley,
Bath B
Beans •
Brooms
Baskets
"Brushes .
Biscuit
Coffee'
Confectioneryy ;.
Canned Goods
Cocoa E ..
Chocolate
Corn, canned.
Cornmeal
Currants ;
Currie Powder
Cream Tarter
Cocoanut
Dates.
Soda
Soaps
Spices
Starch
Strawberries; canoe'`
ulphers
Tapioca
TTorhatoes, :cS�nned
eas.
'Pobacooee
Vermicelli
Vinegars
Washboards
Washing Crysta
Woodenware
Whiting
Dinner Sets
Yeast Cakes'
Dinner Sete_
Tea .Sets
Water Sets
Cream Sets
Berry Sets•
Toilet Seta
,•OUSE AND OT FOR SALE.
ITUATED ON HAVELOCK VELOCK STTg EET
0 in the -village of Liicknow, near the sta-
tion. The house is a large frame, containing
eight- ornine rooms, cellar, kitchef}, etc..and
is in a good state of re p air. The garden .con-
tains about: one Acre f ;ground . and is . well
stocked with apple, ch rry, plum and other
fruit trees, ..The placewill'. be sold:cheap.
For further particula apply to Hugh Mor-
rison
or to' _ -,
JAS. A; DENTING .... i
Lucknow P. 0,
For
Par' #iculars
ABOUTTHE
.
ettlers”
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THE
Bond to - your asarast Enilroa
Agent and obtain a 047 of
,ft
;`Free Fattst Fa rn)
-The through Colonist Sleeper will be at-
tached to train leaving Lucknow at 10:48 a.m.
Ott
FEB:.
MAR.
MAR.
,APRIL
APRIL
Arivarg in Toronto in time to.ccnueet with
the through Colonist train, via. North
Bay and C.P.R. There wJl'also be an
R.: N
SOON .i'RAt
8.
1
.EveryTuesday .during, March and -April.
Baggage_ checked t_ hrough to destination,:also
through tickets sold- -No change' of cars.
Considering all these , advantages we_ ex-
pect' to sechre
xpect'to:secure the trafic:-this season. For any
Info' mation apply to -
D.. W.HAYES,
Agent; G. T. R.
LUcicNow.
TENDERS WANTED.,
t i.
ENDERS WANTED FOR THE
o l
building of of a •new school house -in o
school
sc 1
section No. 3 . Townshipof Ashfield. ' Plana
and specifications Can can: be seen at the office of"
D McMurcby, Kintail; Tenders will be
opened on the 31st of. Marsh 1893."•
D MC1V.f URCHY, Sec. Trees. 'S 8 No 3'
March 15th, 1893. 999-3
TO RENT - �R SELLS'
'ART OF LOTS NINETEEN AND
• twenty o the:seventeenth= Concession,
township_ of Kinloss, being 125 acres seventy
five acres 'cleared, and balance' well- : timbered.
-Apply to°Alexander McKenzie on the pre-
-wises or by, letter to Holyrood P.O..
•
ALEX. McKENZIE.
March _9th ,1893.
A
YEAR i .T undertake to briefly
teach any fairly intelligent person of either
sex,. Who can read' and write, and: who,
alter: instruction, will work indpstrionsly,
_ �bow to earn These Thousand Dollars. s-
Iearin-theirownIocalities,where•ertheyli e.Iwillalsofurnish
e that amount.
the situation or employmentnt which you can am
No mon. for mo unless auccessfulasabove. Easily and: quickly
]earned..1 desir.- but one worker from each district or county.
havealready taught and: provided with employment a ia-rggs_
number who aro making over: $$000 s; ear each. Its NEW
Address t once
and- Fvil Marti - � Addr a
SbLID.. culan FREE. ,
E. C. ALLEN. Buz 420, Augusta,./ Mne.
has just received: a choice
lot of
and '1'rinlarngs to su1
T SlJR�4
So = . fashionablejust :low
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Blouses. es. Also a
r n. fast! ra ted as I. c
lars.:
SEED GRAN FOR SALE,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AT LOT'8,
con. 7, (E..D) Ashfield, :a _ quantity of
the celebrated Early - Rosedale oats _ane! •
-
; Mummy:peas at reasonable;mires. Gua •an ed -
pure .frrnu all -:foreign seeds, and first-class in
quality. -
ROB 3ER'1'. J. FINN IGAN. •
994-6
Daganon.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
ORTH HALF ' OF : LOT 1, 00N. 9,
Kinloss, containing 50 acres of cleared
land. There is a house and barn on premises,
both in good _condition, Also an orchard of
about three acres, Part of :rent: will be taken
in ` improvements on thepp lace Possession will be given
at once,
For forth
particulars
culars
apply to.!
WM. J. McM t LLEN
Lucknow.
Lucknow; Match 14th;1893,
et c •
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F'c 9 SALE. -
I5 4CRES
( ORE -OR LESS) GOOD
-=land with- l'ar a 2.stor= frame bouse
g Y
;and out buildings, :barn, etc. 20 grape - vines •
good water, good lcidation, within half smil&
of the station ; easy iterins, - Particulars may
be had from "' . -
T.. . HILDRED, • Lucknow
SHORT HORN BULLS
THE.UrDER'IGNED OFFER FOR
sale 6 superior young bulls ranging from
8 monhsto2vears�These are.the right ghtsor
sort,
thick and fleshy and will all make show
animals,. Correspondence . solicited or :come
and see ;.
•
E GFAII T d; SONS
St- Helens:
•
FOR- SALE::
. Y s
OUSE AND LOL FOR SA ,
U LE AN
Ross S also lotfor
St. r saleon
RHavelock
ck
St.:. near the ,'T. R. Station. On easy terms.
Apply to Jas. Kerr, Drumbo, :or Hugh
Morrison, Luckno v.
AUCTIONEER FOR
:REAL
ESTATE,_':
E ': IN
S
R
-.ANCE AND CNERA
AGE NCY..=
SALES ATTENDED• IN ALL PARTS
of the County and satisfaction guaranteed.
_ A number of n
FI RST -.0 � � - FARMS .
LASS
For sine :on reasonable terms,
JOHN GRIFFIN, -
KINGSBRID:GE
Leads tb em all for'
Family aQCOiOs
AND• •
CANNED. 000DS.
'rut s of. All Kinds in Season.
FINE TEAS - :
A3'SPECIALTY•
he e largest "S tock,
The ChoZcest Goods,
Pie .
Beit •tea_ �e
obtainable in Licknow.
i
feet
MIE.&PZE LOGS.
x ITCHELL BROS., WILL PAY -. $8
per thousand for the above quantity of r
first .class maple logs, none other betaken.:
• MITCHELL BROS;
I.ucknxw
EXECUTOR'S .:SALE
° OF--- -
FA R M PROPERTY
HE. EXECUTOR'S OF - THE LATE
..Kenneth Matheson, offer for sale
or . rznt the estate of the .sai3 .de-
ceased - Kenneth Matheson, being _ co>7i=
posed of the vest half of lot No., 3, W, .I3.,
12th on. Ashfield, containing 100 acres, more
or less, 'There is :on these premises; two
dwelling houses, one log barn with farm:
stabling ,; 2 two young orchards bearing.
farm is well watered and extra well fenced
with cedar mile,
For terms of sale or rent apply on the pre-
mises
re-
m is.es Or by.mail to
• JOHN J McKENZIF
Locbalsh, P. 0. •
•
• Ashfield,,
AC.ENTS . TO E LL OUR
. S R
CHOWS S ' AND.4AADY
SERY S
CK.
T. 'HAVE .MANY NEW SPECIAL
Y r . 'varieties., both in fruits and ornam an-
tela to Offer, r which are controlled only by us.
We pay y cow mission or salary. ''Write us a
once for .terms, and ;secure choice of territory
M Y .BR.fTERB , Nurserymen;
Rochester4 N. Y
89.5-10in.