Lucknow Sentinel, 1901-08-30, Page 6renteai for relaaettoOnditiou Of
,thni)welkia varieus. kinds of
fliarea.• 4eentery, colors.,
era r", colic, etc, This valu-
able remedy oontaine no opium
Or, morPhina and ao .can bp giv,
enwith Auct safety to ()len
the,. yotingest 'child., It had
proved itself to be the most re-
liable remedy for the different
kinds. 'of summer cemplaint;
plays, ninepins 'with; the. skill ' of a
profeee onal$ and hie partner marks fin
a elate the number of .pins ; bowled
over, while a third one seta up the`
pine fair another..bowl.:: They also do
a 1qurhber of balancing'feats, including.
the riding of a'tricycle by, :the baby:.
elephant. Four evenings, of grand
fireworks display, "Fall of China", and.
"Relief'ofiPekin, a,mobt brillaut spec-
tacular representation of recent °Vents.
The" echoesuf' wedding chimesOorae,
sweetly o'er the:lea.
,The, Majerity, of, • the larmers 'ere
through harvesting :and- threshing is
..speat • Sunday -at her, home here.
Y.Prk Were gueste'ef Mise Paxton OD
biattle. Of it in, the hterse during. TaoedaY 'of last. week. Mr. gelt.. wee
:.'needed. 'and, Often. a lad attack. ppept5..8enclay 4t heihprae here, ' •
eau be averted by the timely
inistration of Nyal Wild
;Your Money'. back. if, not
.Chmist arid Druggist
4V-Yer..? sad drowning teoli
Wingham :on Wednesday .afterpOOn,
The, boy and .7his • sister Were oat on
the river :in a,' old punt;•when the
boat •Vecime fast iaeorearabbish, and
-.• they were unable tO free4hemselireS.,.:
to sherd, got nut ef the boat sod at.:
tempted . his- perilous, task. He almdst
inimediately!nank 'arid before his 'luster/
couldgiye arialarrii hp wen drowned.
' The father oi. thechildreri hastened to
the, spot, brit the boy waa past he/p.
Rev. Charlee Rutherford; Who
roicently resigned the pastorate of the
Preebyterian church Springfield New
York,i spent ft couple Of days with,his
-sister Mrs John Lane this week:
"Miss. Paxton spent a few days .of
lad week in Lricknovr.
Archie Robinson is the happy:
papa ' of another danghtei.,
Mrs. ,N. Bushel is imprbving s
ian church in .Mr, 'MaxwelPs:absence.
Now that the Entranee. and depart7
mental eisinination.results •are all out
;and ere •so setisfaetory wa ought to
,feel Oita. Prencl.thet Binletigh molt
many students Wha•diatinguish-
five successfiii4i-Entianea'and—three
Canadian Horticulturist"
Fruiti and flowers are the topics
eepamally, _treated; in, the, Canadian
Hortidulturist .Which is' the leading
'contains fortvieight pages of up -to date
reading matter, written' ,by experts
and professional garylners,. and idfully.
illustrated by beautiful photogravUres.
It ig issues monthly, and a sample
popy. may be had free' of. charge by
addressing, the editor, Mr. L.,,Wolver7
arid new' subecribers for 1902 :may
have the balance of this. year free of
'John Bell, a,laborer, aged:73 years,
committed suicide by drowning at
Windsor op Fridaymorning last. He
had been ill for weeks and walked
-the streets rit night ,to reheye pain,
He Jeft his keine about one o'cloek on'
Friday morning; About 'six o'clock
•'ed to, a Grand Trunk rail running
'• Claire to the edge of the dock at the
;feet ,of the,Brock street, 'and extend-
hint to investigate, and •on haullog 'in
tthe.r9pe 4ck found Bell's body attached
AO„' the other e\ad, whiCh was .tied
securely .Sronnd his.body. Bell, leaves
froth` LucknoW, -Ontario:, 6irteen
10 4.*,- dotterel VelloWehiP Meeting.
'• WEEZ/IXO4T'SlqiltICES.
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T. PETER'S .0HURCH
,Sanddy Sihool and Blbla Class 41)0145, 4.m,
Morning Prayer hell. a.m.
Bihle Class and choir Oat:Aloe Wed
-policeman standing 1'o. wh'o'• re'‘
Alined His ItfaJeetY, and who Ohm
ew the pabbY„ UAW to, Win: after,
'Did' You .know, tha,t Was the, icing:
het cabby, perfent.iy, inileilble; re-;
raCter, an ardent heart,. ver-:
he Young Eld yawned and -seemed
rested,r,'Ne was. quick to•Orish,his
the :possessor of, a•toWn 'and
er• hesitated, and ny ..' alight. flush
ayed that she Was 'listening.
in' fierceneas, !!,thirty! servants,
pairs Of tronsers, fifty annals-
. three automobiles, priro bull
I she' hac1, found her: tongue ;at
tit
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ihis or illy ether towri, Iiero is 4 -list ;of ,oijed.
131k, Figured Lustres were 35c ' for, 29,e
Black Poplin was ••••fi'l '00 for 85e
• Latliee( Corset _Cover
Ladies' Nfght Robes
Ladies' Night Robes.
8Ummer Cereetsy we're '25c, 35o 09c for 19c; 29
riot the people te buy from. •
eari
vere 00: tor 809'
and 1,399,
per pair
per pair
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NOTICE OF OALL.'
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ing.. Ale°. Messrs:, David and Will- the, Dungannon'Agyioultnral and priv,
Lanei, both of 'whom have been at- ing gark • 4.asOciation, Eela• on the
lendingWalkertOn high, School; paseed 3rd dair Of 'August, 1 901; a motion
Oe • Junior Leaving „arid . Junior was liaased that call of '2.57 per :cent:
Matriculations:. As all of these in- be Made all.,Shareholders naid
tend .,goi,4g, back .i.30:1001,.again:we association the .sanie to be paid
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS froth thn date of
hope to heay cif •other,',resUlts :just es
the first publication o( this notice to
• certainly/ made. a 7:splendid , showing.: --t-bo- B-9•0--°11i.15•Ir?5,-lanso
as the, students, is to be congratulated.
C.E.:since the re -opening. of the\ Pres-,
byterian church was, held on Sunday
eVening and there 'was'. a veil'? good
• attendance. Rey.. Mr: Rutherford,
-lately from New 'York, wait present
•nd in a• short- address touched ,on
many interesting and\profitable painte
to the youag people. These meetings
are held on every alternate Sunday
evening.' and everybody ie cordially
COMINgs
, SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN
Graduate 14eW Nark Piffled 1
'OnaPay Only.
London Fair. .'
, the prospects:poinfr to :the West',
.held, it being the intentiOn. 'of-. the;
directors to ';niake the initial ehOW of
.the ceritury.,sernething to, be proud Of
and to bo remenabered.. All the de-
partmenti are Slling fast and in Many
, eases it is evidentthe •trily complaint
.are full otreseurces, hOwever, 'and it
may betaken for granted that every,-
thiog on the grounds Will be. grVoil
g. pod sh00... This; year the -special
. traOtioris:, are, .of 'More, 'than orciiiiary
iiaterest, boil* made bp of a brilliant"
iste high wire Performances, grou,nd
naost' expensive ensenible,,,,ever get to.
greatest animal deb in the wortcl,P
likrtinientfl.4 'The. biggest of the ..totir
troit',On Saturday. .,
Miss. Winnie Johnston spent a• few,
dayd with, friendain'Ripley last week..
Mrs. Wilson and , ber daughter
Adelin, of Chicago; were the guests
Ponald Witetean; has returned,
-hemp after spending a week With
Week. with 'friends in t • net or-
CREbm
an c
of Detr• oit were visiting their parents
, A large number from D.etroit have
been visiting 'friends uthis vicinity
lately: They all returned 'to Petroit
on Saturday. •
;Cured .Friday afternoon of limit
week' it the home of .Mr., W:' 6, Sher-,
Wood; wheri a' bright" little child lost
life in a pail' Of water. The child
was playing around a pail ef.ivater on;
-the floor whenit mysteriously 'fell in.
The funeral 'took plade en • Sunday
and wee largely attended. 'The
community, in this their tad bereaVe-
SPEADLEs—In Lucknow, ,on Tuesday. August
22t1t, 1901, th,e, wife of Walter Spindler,
liAcitryrio'A.shfield, on A:ugust 22nd 1901,
" Martha, Webster 'beloved wife of Andrew
Hackett', aged 32 ye:a.zs 1 month, •
August -24th 1901, TWornas Woods Aged
ircrT•101;* is hereby given, that A Court will
be held pur4suant to Tile Ontario ,Votere Act
1889,, by Ifis Honor the Judge .of 'the Connty
Court of of the County of Iiuron: at,. Chtined
Room on the lath day, (if, Seprerriber 1901, at
11 o'clock, to hear and det;ermine:-Sha,several
, complaints, of errors' or ominissiona in the
Voters' Lists' of the ITimieipality.or Ashfleld
for 1901. 'Ali persons having business at Abe
court alt teuttited to` attentl at the said time
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'Call early and avail, yourself of. his
EXAMIFATION FREE.
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litiVe Men's Coarse Shoes at 85c?. 90° P.1.?d $1.00 per pair..
Heavy Lines at from $1.25 to $2.75 per ,
Also Women's Oxfordn' now sellino• at from 75 cents up ; per pair.
WE HAVE NOT SPA.CE TO TELL ov -ALL THE .MONEY pEAts wg irAyg
YOU. THAT WE • ARE SE14.41,NG
A car load ot Stoves, many' of them
in first-class shape, and otherS partly
damaged by fire, are being sold ai a
acrific
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• Fashion /avers muslin dresses •
fer 'the hot dayst .and' We have •
▪ Prepared. to meet the denial:id for •
such, by 'placing in'. stock a. 41:
! beautiful range of fatcy colored .
; and plain Organdies, ;
• We.alio have a large range of
9 leans and ribbon velvets in all • -
• • or black ribbon ?velvet.. 'Having •
.• • trimmed hats, regular price $2..)0,
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ese stoves, afe - of :the" ...latest de:.
igni=3, many 'of th,em: have, .teeli ovens,
and are .perfebt. bakers, Ther'e are in':
SQUARE STOYE$,. 4XTUDEIJ
RANCE& AND .HEATERS,
Sothe. for wood. dnly, others for 6.0a
'only, and rdany- of them: for
fOr
and will ,con,inue u
sold out., The alert buyers
profit most' by loeing early,
e a
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