The Sentinel, 1882-08-25, Page 4itckn*w #entillet,
THE LIBERTY T 1: UTTER :4ldb TO asoms FREELY
A_ CORDDDG TO TAB ikoTATES OroOl' SOIENO WZ
Pi#Cau AEOVE <iLL aTRDi
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PETITIONS,
4_ fullowina, schedule Shwa the
,.e"m oers peti�i.ria ned again, t ttp to date
and their electoral districts',William
*Audit, North York # Henry Smyth,
Kent; Alex- Gutin,, Kingston. ;, Alex.
. Gunn • and M. Sl lli:van, 1 ingstan s
. Michael• k tllivan,� Kingston.; ... J=..
Hawkins, . :othwell; • James Trow,,
South. Perth!; -George. W. Rosa,: West
'Middlesex , Thos. Fain,. North went
worth: l AI -0, Robertson, West: Hast,
inns ;` Johi€ White, tad liastinga 1
X. K. Ilicke rsen, Reseal'; M G.,Gazn--
eron,, West goon ; J. A. Macdonald,.
• Lennox R. M.:Wefts, East Bruce ; R.
Tyrwhitt, S. Simcoe:; Geor ;e: Guilletr.
West >NcrthumBerland1 Jameslt\Ici'iInl•
.. len, North Wellington. I. B. Plumb,
sZorth We lin„ton t L itilcCalluiiif,
AIM ck ; ])-r McCallunii, Mnnck.; Ct.
J`sel son, South Norfolk::.(Cross petit
tion. to disqualify 'defeated:candidate.)
The return of Mr.. Simon La.'Brositefor
Prescott, is. lso petitioned .against, but
the petition filed at L'Original. Mr.
O'Poughert.;,. of Ottawa, is attorney for
a the petition r • and Messrs.-. Bethune-
,
. & Co.: of T ionto, are attorneys for the-
respondentsi •
THE EGYPTIAN
Oa'r'ing t e week startling hews- came-
from, Constaintinople to the effect that
the Porta hid declined to -proclaim.
that a Turkish-army.s to he
to act in«lepeirdenily of
end that the: Porte: has=ent-.
a:. alliance with. Enssi4 for
obi a -rebel,
stent to Egg
- the. -British
ered tato a
Traveller's Hone" `home at rest,: was
each fixed, or transient guest, silence
reigned „ though broken sometimes by a
snore. Here and. there along the halls,
fixedsecurely on the walls, ,were the
lamps, to _ show thcnumbers on the'
door.. : -
Burnecl the lanips, .but faint and.
dim, litre the echo ofa hymn,heard at
midnight, when the stars are still and
bright ; just the. shadow :of a <. sound,
nliakin
il
en
ce moreprofouttso this"
lam-p4ight
Like a. pair
gas the shadow of a -light.
It peace with life, slept a
traveller w th his wife. Suddenly be
writhed in. manner . strange to see, .and
'he groaned and rolled his eyes, as. he
muttered, " wife,- arise, for those cu
cumbers I' ate.are killing me."
Quickly from her bed she. 'rose, put-
ting
utting on but half her alothes,as he swore
and roiled,and moaned, and groaned,
and tossed, asshe said, " What;shall .I
-do= l t),1 -I really wish I knew whet to
`do, before his precioaslife is lest."
Thenan inspiration cadre,• while- her
:`husband writhed in Dain ; _" Get_some
mustard get some - mustard. o'er and.
o'er .. So she said, " Lie still my dear;_
ease fer you is, sure and near ," thee she
turned and quickly through the doorr.
Through the hallsand: down the stairs,
where- her feet so small .and bare, step-
ped so lightly that they. ' nev er made a
-sound.. S wife and swifter yet she fled,
while the lamps above .her head,flutter
ed fecbly,as-the air was stirred around.
Frain her neck she quickly tore the
lars..e handkerchief shewore,' and she
shook it out and held it in her ' hand,
and •amiid the -dusky gleam of the_state,
ly clinging rooms poured the utustar'd ov
the maintenance of the :.independence
_Of Egypt i rd t is added that Lauffer-
has .cotu�in; tcated,Bess tacte to the
British. Fo eigit €hulas« The trickery
of tire Sultan: has all along been sue-
peeted. B e has failed fres the very
outset, of the; conuplicatians. in Egypt
to supnortgligland in the .restoration
- of order.. The demand for, the prod, rn,-
' ati€ n; t - rtect , ay f �. alit as a. robot bait been pari
fray. day, , altheag h praised
with firmness ,by Lord Dufferin; the
military convention which. the British
Anabassadlirstiggested betireen England.
aikTurke.
althoughthouh extremely
1e
nd nt
toward the latter'in its terms, was ,net
y a couaer-proposition. from. the Porte
• :whielt wo ld; have placed Englat4d in a
:most h,uitilating position, depriving her
..f 'of any sh to in: the work of"•reatoring
f the Khedive ; and
-the �a th .rit ; a� _ the �
• th u y
i
. simultaneously with the. procrastinations
. of that Po to came •the'reports of masa-
-ing of R i Sian troops in -Southern Eu.
tope.. - Ac ording; to the latest telegram
uow .an army of ninety
on concentrated in the eau
-it turns out that Turkey has
allied; herself with, Russia: ft
war will be inevitable. Eng•
land' wills:hal'pill.,; have ` the support,:
Mond ani physieal,of Germany.in such
•.a tenting ncy, the German Government
heviiiii, throughout the negotiations
with the Porte nianitested thestrongest
syn pathy with Great Pritain. Besides,
Gemanyc•Ltiiot afford to permit Rus
siall encroachment in Saran -Western
'Europe, r nd as a . measurer of self-:- pro
• teetic n wit4uld be, cnipellea to take an
.,active• part against 'that power. A
-'e-w' days:must now ' dixclotre the
. ti' tient, of = thek Porte,: since the
' rink is givinebattle to Arab/
he co-operation'=of Turkey..
• ..
A, o •^ -ER OF TRAVELLI:N;G.
tulle, .t. -
%e
tP`atu, .
leatntly.chinime;ed down on
Yi :emat� :wn�..not anehundred
Dux pa),•ls, t0 .. •:
lz'. `a'Lucknow=we.may state And
c rte - .
as t e e: faint and 'dini on the
ire..
Russia ha
,thousand
• crone li
a tua1Ly t
European
f:v
-I am offering
very clay immense' .qv
ntitie$ of Fresh : Springy
PRINTS FR_ IV M 6 TO 15 GENTS. DR SS GOODS 9 TO 25 CENT
ill- . f weeds.in' town,at the. lowest
�a.ctory Cotton� •to ��2 cents. The l�est•a�asol.tmen o T_
A fin. assortment of Boots and Shoes. Just Open =d TWO- cases of Ready-made Clo
ea�lSOr - - - � �
NEW
Lots of Straw Hats.
,QT O.F.GLASS*
Felt hats froin-_5th cents tip_ at.
OR0QE
rices.
30O. PAIRS PRUNELLASH:OES:AA
-;..;b.w.-
1 W STRAW ANt EL1 HATS '1 N GRED.
ERSfrom 60 to
VAIIET�.
60. cents
NEW SPANISH LACES ES 114 ALL -COLOR
(i Pieces of Dress Goods in all shades and price
Satchels, and a great variety of ,Fancy. Goods, at A
dies': and: Gents Ties..: - Note this . Brace up,
;t-
I.a
it, from the cruet stand. "
In an. -upper room- alone, dreaming of
a telephone, . a -traveller lay upctii hie
bed;on his back he did repose:breath
ing loudly through. his nose,'"and his
man -arras were thrown. above his head::
'Hp the stairs,- so Wide and grand,
with..the plaster her hand,. Caine the
lady; and site heart that utter snore,
and she thought it was a groan, from
the room she._called' tier ain, she_
looked not at the nuniiier on the door..
Na a .single word she said,;but she -went
up:to the bed, threw the clothes aside
as quickly as she could, with. a sigh of
pure relief:that: his pain would noir be:
brief,' slapped the plaster where she
thoaght 'twould'ilo most good k t=hen he
rose up with ',a yell, and he utterer'.,_
" I eII-o :.Hell o ! have I got the mes
eage you've for" me ?'. but she vanished
from his -sight like '-e a sinvke wreath in
the: light, and she never stopped a mo-
ment there- to see • to her rooin:ahe
quickly went, on her sacl mistake in-,
tent • hut her hushiudlaughed .until he
�t
almost -burst, but the wife_` could . only
cryi whle;that laughing roan did try•to
s.ilr, " how that young traveller must
have cursed," .
Says she, " von are a dunce,we must
leave -this place at ouee',"- an she
quickly packed her:trunk, with- fingers
deft ; in the edge o€..morning gray
these two people went away. ' . Int her,
name was on't a handkerchief she left.
ATA. MACINT •RE'S.. ' .
at .S; ;;NI. a- cIn_ tre.'s« .Pau5
Maclntyre's. Ladies' and.GentTsmCb- olllal
rs.-
ounds =of good Tea for
Alex.: MMacinty- r ' �
teem+:'sibs inooni. was
Taroh•iiii the:
sarsola to Luctinow by art •
,very where hi•danada and the United Stettear5
of ®11 , h rhe le and retail druaeista. .•
THE MARKETS.
- Fall Wheat ... .... 80 -80
piing Wheat
I�tani
garter
Oats ..,. ... ..
Eeag ... •••
Petatsoes--pbrbua.
H• ay—per ton «•«
Woof ... ...
...000 00
..•, a 00 _ 650'
..:1070. 070
.•. 0 34 .,. 0 5.
... -«..:..r 0 72 0 65
.. .«« 50 050
.«« «..10` oo - io oo:
...: ..,
... 0 18 . 0 20
,., 700 7 OQ
... 0 16 0 16
... 0,14 615
• 5'00
50 0 75
.,. • 2 00
.:. 25 1 25.
•
Fork per
Eggs: :..
Butter .. • « : ....
Hides—
- • Apples—
waNd-- s.«
Sfieepski of . ..z
•y...
Money to
On Real Estate, at
rates, on. terms of p
suit Borrowers.
ELLIOT
cFFIC -Next to
Luckzow, March 11
a
easonable
yment : to
SPAV1:101 OU rte
•
RAVER:
ost OL..ce:
LAWRENCE'S: OLD. STAND, IVC
To the farmers nd the general public. it wi
f• .-011
you to buy anything in the Hardware Line -till
11
st
Lawrence,
. Campbell New Hardware Store of T. Laver , p
e
t
e ..
now o p
� riet of 'goods
is o
now,_ Where a greata y g P
designs in Builders Hardware,
Cutlery, r -[stall Wa,Paints, 00,Gigs, P
Manure and PiichEotics,.R. Rakes,end
ry
th
LI First Class I:Caravan
YtT$LIC-N OTICE.
LL:_ PAR'R'IES ARE HEREBY FOR-
hidden front giving credit to any per-
son in my name without a written order, as
If.will not holdmyself 'responsible for the
payment. •
MRS. ANGUS MaDAIRMID,
- • Lot 10, Con. 11, Ashfield,
b --
- .: ntinue` to
will still• -,co •
usual a fine lot ..of .
iv!
1not pay
call at the
eet Luck,-
-out.- New
Shuiata1
nemet
opper, �apaaac
Granite Wares,
pox, Parlor,
also ,
and Coo _ " roves,=
All of which are marked down low;:
KendaII s Spay n .
-The-Most successfu remedy ever- yered.a .-
it is certain in its :elfe0s ander os
blister.. Read proo€ bete
KENDALL'8 SPYlN C
• New }iamberm Ont. Dec. 5th,158
dear McCallusir,_Y he.bbttlQ :
of Dr. I£end2I1's Spavin Cure hong tof you.
last swimmer pave me:the Izitntosi:
-tiafaetior• -
0.-a mare
o ' z%1 cure .0p
and performed a w nde
•whi h was
n inn •to me c
nineteen years old Belo � g _ .
badly.spavined for ten=years. She was so" ame "
•that Icouid hardly:.r¢it
her to *aye:.• rho •
lameness• is entirely' gone'. •after. gone'. g.-hgif 3.
bottle of the cure, and she is -like_ a ybun;
rwrse-again; Tows truly , - J. F. oTn.•
-KENDALL'S A tIN loft
avetrou hing and, Repairing Promptly A endedT
As nonebut'first-class_ workmen -are= employed, a • artiea fair=
oring' us with their work, can rely upon havin a .good job.
done,and at low _rices as can be done -in any fir t -lass shop
-
in the country. While returning m thinks to ti e ui lic for
th.e liberal patronage bestowed on ;nie in the Las :; I hope for
the continuance of the same in the future
THOS, LAWREN
Send address for Illustrated Circ, ar whie1D -
we thunk - gives= posiiive `proof: of i•
• virtues No semady has ever et
with s idiimgaalified succ ss
to our knowledge,for.Met; t'
as arellas man.
Price et. per bottle,
er six bottler for $5: Alf . -
drnggists hale it or can. get 't.
for you,, or it *Bribe sent to ny
addrese on receipt ofd price by t e pro=
pretors, Dr.,B. J. Kendall & : o., En-
osburgbFalls, Vt..
-SOLD BY --A-lI. DRi.
GrIS'15 ;
LYM ii SONS St' CO.,
MOIITREA
W1 holesada Igsntsi
CURE OR RELIEVE
BILEWILLO. ISNESS, _ DIZZINESS,.
'DYSPEPSIA :, DROPSY, .
INDIGESTION, ; = FLUiTERI G j
JAUN ICE, -OF T H,EHEART,
ERYPELAS, ACIDITY f 1 .
8ALT RHEUM' r. • THE ` TOMACIi,.
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS '
HEADACHE, • OF : TFE SKIN,
And: every- pedes. pf Ocease ar�sm *Om
disordered LIVER. KIOP'EYS, ' TOyIAOH, •
BOWELS 071 BLOOO