The Sentinel, 1884-02-29, Page 4•
tR[i)s..rss?!s-'mos lu7o Aio
£O3oantgi VO r'ltaDw7,Alaniooxi�
PBT2n-A ROVE gS4Wrilasiz$ain
WOE wit
Lncknot ,. 'To b : 2
South 'Bruce Reformer
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The annualeetin .
Meeting of tl t South
Bruce Reform ; Association. ` `
- �a"held
at Riversdale on Friday l ' when
over one hundred and. fifty
; fty. al -legates
��a'tee
were present from 'the. various i- rts.:of
the constituent ° '
The following officers -roto_ 'fleeted
for; -the ensuing .: year :• ; 'dent,
r Peter C orrigan,•! Kinloss a fist vice-
president; D. S uIIivan, Brant; f{ econd
vice-president; •:. Campbell, c
p l�ncar-
-dune,• Secretary, R. Paxton,Ki' ugh;
Assistant- Secre - ry, A. S Ca%bell
Lucknow,• Tr urer, Wm. _Ingle„
Teeswater
Mr: H. P. O' i minor, M. P. i who
-was present: deliivered- a stirri .i ad
t,r
dress of over : hour's durat{b�-e �n .in
which he 'reviewed in an able `i nner"
the political ..sit- ation andalso his
3s._
o-wn career in P rliament.'
The following resolutions w
-animously adopted i
Moved by D: : Sullivan, of ant -
seconded b Jacob- b -Nicholls,- - •
Y eQ : or � in-:
loss, .ands- resolved , that we, tiR,e.
formers of the South -Riding of l ruse •
. 5z�
in Convention' sembled, des a Ito .
.place` on record an expression i .our
continued confidence in `• the p ' ent
(.4:o. vernment-of.-: he Province. , Ori_
tario led by the on.. Oliver '0 at,
as well. as our cordial approbat ii .of
the-policypursued in reference . the
leading political issues of. the .: da,
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:n
W further desire-: to expres our
admiration of the- manly,.cou a . us
and � ,
triotic sta d taken by ° th f aid
Government on tine important '. a scion
".of the B .,
Bounder l
A and
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� u 4,iion
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;it ' has been I found nece r
-owingto the influence: of the IQ . c
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Blues.: and the p rfidy . of Sir. j bin,
:Macdonald and th .
OIItArIO Tort to`
• ;refer for .sett
e dent ' to the 1 n � ivy
: ounc l on :terms s ..fav_orabl'e't, l his
iErovince• as 'could ' reasonably}+ ` .'�k'
ed 'for; when t le. 'complieatioits'i tat
.Itave • arisen -i ,�
through •� the al t� ce
above referred to `ar."considered.4 s
, e:
-We would also • ordiail.. endors€.1,h
:able and satisfaeto manor- in-* t
Y
P. O .Connor . sq � dito}iaLL
the duties - of '
. ostti •n . r.
:dientative. : ' -
- Moved
by
.Jase
Ph_.Par� xi :.,af
n
care, se'Qnded-b -Dr.-
Hutchmo
,o�
-L- uck
now; •and..resglFed ahaty:we e
Aeforeaers 'Of 'e "'South. , -
Ridtn �I.vf
Bruce°in Convention assembled;; Ser
sire to convey - to . -:the : Hon. Ed..' d -
B'lake-an expression'' of oair'adniira j'n`.
=of .his. great abilitie ':andhi high c �':� ;i
. g harp �t.-_ 3
er,,':our:unqualified' confidence in mz
as leader: of the at:-'
�Reformp
' ':r ,_.aur:heart endoiai- 'of the .co
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pursued by himl in. fi fighting.: � g g. ort : �a-
an
ce
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x
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P;o ,,g , ruption-: and �s-
honest( in high . , jades and in resin. ` ..
the creation by the _ p resent gov
:went. of .hugeand hideous ' -mon .. ��
- f mallow! .: ,opo"� es
which:are rapidly", fastening thenise . s-.
with ever : tightenin grip'- upon Our
young' and.promiain country: ,F 1'-;:
n.
We desire furthe to - .express'
unqualified condom tion :of - the pr
ent -government of S JohnMacdort
which -we, believe be wholly
hoaestxand corrupt .• d _ unworth:
the confidence of ` the people of t
'country.ii�e . belie ►e •the .: said G
ernnient to •be:inkcorrupt 'league.w•
.and in fact c o ntroll b
QQ y6theCanadi
•Pacific Rail -way ny andottl�;�
- -,�
;monopolists, and,,,ewould call app
alt Loyal , and,'. patriotic to citizens irk' -
epective of•'.
P'� � -in their nii
and hurl the Government of the h
of the Pacific Scandal :from' the h`
and exalted position -o trust ' so
'worthily fills it air
- We would enter o r solemn pry;
test against thero
l ,posed loan to t�
said <Oompany and.demand that befot
-the country is . committed to such- 4
.enOrmons addition to i already lar
: brdens, the 'moat marching e,
inion and enquiry be . made into
straits of. the -said com"pany with t1,t,
;view aacerta• t'
��$ what dlapoaal'ht.t.
been -i> a:of the vast'. sums aimed
a granted in money and valuable tan
and that the
people 'shall have an
::portunityof directly pronouncing upo
the subject:before. this money:is th`k'
forciblylavished and rsklessly's squall
-erect upon a cot 9 s
��Y a which � has
:shamefully failed in carrpiqg ou,t th3'
. contract-- - entered into by i .
E it' W1t
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the- Parliament of "Canada for the con-
struction of _ they Canadian Pacific
Railway.
The Contention • broke up with
cheers : for Mr. O'Connor and. the
Queen. The cause -of. Reform is safe
ak far as_Soutk Bruce is concerned.
—Hon. G. W, Ross, Minister ofEd-..
ucation,, has - notified the Legislative
Committee of the, Teachers' Associa-
tion of Ontario,' that it is his intention
to take immediate action to introduce
Bible reading in schools. • = It is pro-
posed to select passages from .the
Scriptures, one' I for each day in the
year,;and a circular containing these
will be sent to , each teacher in. the
:province
0101114 _
Lucknow, .on ,S_unday,
_14 th inst.,,the` wife of Jnr: Angus
cQuaig, timber merchanI, of a son.'
DIED.
D$�toox - L 'cknow - on .Monday;
25th - inst., Hugh Denoon, son of
Mr. Donald Denoon, wagon makety,
aged • 14 years; I3: mouths and 4 days.-
The Markets.
ball wbeat,new '70c. +t'o °95per lus
.Fall wheat-.-$ .:06 to $1:05,per bu
Spring wheat--97c.to100c.per bus`
Barley. 40 to 46c. per . bushel.:
Oats -30c to3fc. per. bushel'.
Peas -63c r to •0 per bu"ahel.
•Potatoes -37e. to 40c..perbushhel.-
"Apples -1UOc. Per bag. .
, Hay -47 to$8 ' er ton. _
,Flour$2.50
Wool --1:7c. -to 18c. per lb.:
Sheepskins .75cto' 100c.:
Hides -61•c. per ib. .
Tallow --7e, tope.: per lb.
Pork --7.80; to . $8..00 per cwt.
Wood$2.04. to •.$2.25.per cord.
Eggs --21st. per dozen.
Butter -.17c. • to l7c.perlb:'
' r Nt id Leer tninge -
•Ia the only instantaneous- relief for Neuralgia
Headache, iTocithache ate, •Rnhhing a 4ew
J.
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Lucknbw, January 16th 1883.
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OODS, CEIBA'
EIOIDEEy
ofEverythng
fashionabje.
S.
r.
drops! brisklyis all that's needed: .. No talo ... — _ -
ing nauseous medicines for weeks,but one
'minutes application
removes
all'pain.and will
_ RroeEthe �c�.volueof Fluid Lightning q .
T:twenty-hvebents per sottleat Berry's Drug, ,
Store '
A fteniarxable •Drape. _='
• Mrs.Mary r1; Dailey, o€74 kh_ annock,Pa.'
was .afflicted for six.yeais `with'. Asthma and
BronchitiA during whish lime the -. best. pb3=.'�
sicians ctouldgive no relief.: Her. lire was de=-
',paired of, :until in -last October' she procured- I
a Bottle or Dr. Kin,r's•New: ;Disvoverv, •when
iinme, ixte relieve.wes felt; and by continuing
its use• fora short tiros ,she .'wags completel
:=cured, gainiag in flesh: 501bs. in. flesh ia :few
months. Free Trial Bottles .of. - this certain
cure of ill ', ;Throat and , Lungs Diseases at
Berry's DrugStore.. Large Battles_.$1.00.
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MORE RE DE
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TITAN QUANTITY
Fact strangerthan. Fiction;
•I•t is a fact•that -Alonzo' Howe; :of Tweed,
`hada !ever sore that 'af6icted him for thirt
-five year . Six bottle'- of fi Y
B..... R• ..- : • � .ur�oclt Blopd.
users eured. him; which he-onnsiders arnaost
k mi aclfbut` the . natural :result: of
hirreYnedy resorting' purl -bluoct 404 n
oset
suer etioni t
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HEFAMILY
C
OM
This iso . sof the
ANDlaArgmerieHUMst lacand bidet story }rapers
published in .: It isr full of
eR�Y�TCE; :
OR,
ANECDOTE h ADVENTURE,
`l=ri f ct; there will not"be '
a
.•e . , . angle nine_.# : dull
ad•
ng i� rt. Bublislied�tle=lst;alid +5th of
evergmonih. T.ermg; $1 Per an ' .
in i +:
P �. n ad
vane. .Agents wanted. everywh_ere,, Samples
free. o Address -•`.The ;Family Welcome "-
L ondon;: Ont. '
4FUSLIC`NOTIGE•
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iL PARTIES ARE HEREBY. CAU; tion.di against giving cr4t1it•to my wife
without my• writtenorder, as 1 will -not be
.responsible for the same. i• The public.are also -
notified against taking a' deed- and' will made.
by me as they were stolen from my premises
by some unknowns party.
.MVAD ;CH McQUEEllg,.
3in 526 - - Lucknow-P.0...
>a.lEET1NG
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Members- of the -1 Weds Wawanoah
- Mutual Fire Insurance' Company will -:be held.
in the Cuw t Room, Dtingartlio on TUES..
.DAY,; the 4th day of 'MARCH', 1884,' at
O'clock, to conaider the adyisability.of moving
the- head office' of theC,otnpany, from the
Township of West Wawanosh, and: to deter-,
mine where it shall be -moved to. A full at-
tendance
is requested.; :By. order of the;
ROBERT MURRAY,
3in=526. I Secretary,
NOTICE TO FABMERB.
GRISTINO DORS ON
SHORT•
NOTICZ.
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R. R. MCCARR )LL, HAVING
placed in hiastea>riaaw-mlTin Luck -
now a large crushing machine, is now prepar-
ed to do kinds: of grain crnehing. for cattle
feed. A -Parties bringing their ''Sts' to his
mill can have it house with them the sauce day. -
R. McCARROL,
Le cknow, Feb. 15th 1884 •
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STOKE 4ND DWELLINGTO;;LET
/I1 AN»1 OWELLIN44.
1 'House, now' occupied b . Mr.= Ch Ie
Them,. on CawpbellStreet,up. p sit,McH ay'a
Block, .to let at a . moderate; rental,: and will
-pabe rtioaarfitted up
sappto suitly.to oecuPe,>)ts, For- further
a -MRS. A. 1,I17$RAy, I
"':10104440!
a- a el
ust to: h - -
d
��� ets assortment of
ROOTS S3f
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&
OB
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In
Iu di
n �.
all
the e I
areas- 'est
b.. tt
>� Qile�l and.: i
aced . goods=
faction'. -in every• •articul -,r
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P 'Articular•
r
S
G•,IT ASI $UUI11iE1E. SPE'
in
women's fnen s
and .ehr
d
re
n
ch we guarantee to give :satin-
•of'e : -
ered� at - . .
No
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trouble to show Goo
and�
,o�
hear, our { prices before
e -
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ROM 10 TO 15 I
W .NTEB IN :EXC ANG
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Call and ins ect • - .
• 1'' o>�tr St�ia
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IRDS 'OF GREEN . WOOD.
F FOODS;. ._
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NOTICE TO..., gfI'f0R,
kIn tho h -Ouurt Qf Just%0
'• �/ha ncery= Div -skin; •
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FEROY: •.,
-STEWAR.
� VS. egReir.
pUR.SUT TO- AN,ORDER OF THEChantcery °Division of the; Righ Court
(if ;justice made -in; the iliatter of the state •sof
Thoigae Piiiet in a cause Stewart, vs. i; -
Percy the creditor& of TTic gnas Percy `lite c,f `
the Village of Lu -of
cknow in the {,ounty •
1 Bruce; who• died • in or :about the inortj of
• February, 1882,- re o leo •,1?ifore the
17131.1)0 OF IVB -A tH
i-
;:.
-te•=aen•dh post prepaid
Trifor' of
the village of • Lncltnow, the Solicitor o :
f fr the :
;pintiff, their Christian AOsurname#, .W1 -*dresses P and descri tune the full particulars of.
their'claims, a statement of their accountsand
the nature of.the securities of aiiy`. held by
them, or }in default thereof they *tiil be "pier-
einptority excluded from • the bene t - of the
said
a dtorder.
8Every •'creditor 1iooding any
y ., p duce:the same before a sot nay
-chambers at .'Walkerton on':the ifi aeteenth day'
of March,1881, at twelve o'clock 'ire 'the fore-
uoon,'be ag, .the time appointed for
adjudica-
tion , k ,
tett i t
n _ imlaims3.
"Dat � ' at � �
cd alkertbn this 18th :da o Felon-
atty.,
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WILLIAM A, MS:LEA14 y'-
- Master at Walkerton. •
B
At. Ir. 11). Hinforming Has pleasure in informthe citizens
Pe c
that he has -opened o
... ut � the shop.
opposite the •:Whntel - $o *..
IMS FA - FOR O
Coop Oil and La'
And •verythhing- in his..,line, at booto i
�.Y
prompEbly. Atte_ tided to. - -
ILII PAD'S - ANDD IR
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tt,„:
cknow. and=urronn�■�„�
• `�`�: �COuu�s
erly occupied by .Josh Psi
nd to prepared to sell.
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loads. Also -
4 ICIZTPS
lea Eavetroughingand Aeiiiying
ly tau' sorted.:
ILS A 8PECtaTt
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SHOWN
DAM TitOMP8ON begs leave to
thank- the inhabitants of
now and surrounding country for -t.,het
*liberal patronage betovred on, kivn-
during the last two yeah, ana
.continuance of his old customers and
better position than "ever to supply tie
wants of. the public. lie always has.
on haul a !stock- of
Nitkrosts 1; limbs of
liewillalsoremindthemof Aimed
Scotts binds') Hugon',
which le always has on* band'and are -
made of the very best mattqial
ties wanting any &lug in this line
before purchasing Patties -
Jar att'ention.Pitid-to.
ALL KINDS OFZ *Ms.; smou
-kat feet contractions-4nd. interferiali.
Byi_itrict attention tOr4iness, spat
viorktnanihip and empkyipg, *nothing
but good workmen, I 440.4 retain: .
'the patronage- kindly exteekiett twine. '
ii..-.41).ativirlrtiom Pooh,
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