Lucknow Sentinel, 1888-08-03, Page 4UTNE
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is t%1* 1L
't!P8s'. LIBIC1tTYTO uTT$B. ,AND TO AR IE
PREELT ACOQEDING TO TOR PIPTATias
:OF CONSCIENCE WE • PRIZE, ABOVE s ALL
OTHER LIBERTIES
Lnckaow, Auj eat 3rd,;1ee8.
• TIIERE are already'seven candidates
dn' theA.held for the Presidency of. the
'United States. They, represent. the
'following interests trespect'rvely i The
deiuocratic, the republican, the prohi
bition, the union labor, the " united
labor, the iudustrial reform '.and the
•squat ' rights. Mrs. Beiva Lockiwood
:bias the honolr'of : championing the last,
nn enticinedccause.'
' Tela Oatmeal. Millers' Combination,,
which has succeeded in advancing the
price Of oatmeal very materially at. in
•tervals: during the last year or two, is
:apparently on the pointof breaking pp
in' consequence of the breaking of its
:rules by certain :members: The .quer
:cels among *combiners ' 'are .nature's I
remedies tfor the evil which they seek
to .perpetrate. Without ,.:pr°otection
;and a stiff market' a combine ie a pretty
tweak affair at b•est
AN interesting case has'recently been
1}3rztler had lost half of:his return:ticket
• .o:• the • Manchester and Lincolnshire
Railway, . and refusing to payover
=again he was forcibly . ejected from the.
.carriage. Thejustice .court held that
he was,rightly,ejected. but the Master'
sof the Rolls declares that "there is no
law which ,enables. 'a man to put' his
'hand forcibly upon another for a breach
•of contract, unless he is ,stupid enough
•to agree ..to that. being, -done. A ,rail -
'way ticket is. merely evidence of pay-
anent' like, a receipt ; and no man ' is:
(obliged toper his fare over againmerely
becausehe has lost his ticket." •
7
–A6olit the first week In June fast,.
one of the best" educated pzfessional
dead -beats we ever encountered struck
our town, and secured lodgings. with
one. of our most respected citizens.. For
the past few days he.has not bee seen,
and it is safe to say that he has skipped
leading .quite a few thepoorer for his
few weekssojourn in our midst. The
Vidette isone of, the losers to a small
sum, but some we understand are less.
era to a large amount.• • The "•Pof,":;as
he styles himself, is a Dutchman, about
5 feet, 6 inches high, and: is very smooth
in manners, and; is a very good music-
ian. Ile goes by the name and: title of
Prof: A. W. Aarinksen,. He is; a dead,
heat and should be given a wide birth.
The press will please pass this 'fraud',
around. -Corrie. ;.Vidette.
OF
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A
I) STOCK OF F1ESI GROCERIES.
&SSO1 TED .
G.d TTI O OU'
-
• GOODS
BA,RRE;LLF �D SALT, : Guaranteed Fuli : Gl'eightd
eta
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IN t•referrifig to the disastroui3 fires
:that have, lately visited this' county,
'.the Monetary • Times ask! • how car. `a
'village ofwooden houses in a time of
!extreme drouth; expect to escape ekes;
ter if a fire breaks out at the windward
• .end? It is very like teniptitg Provi- .
deuce•for`` the 'inhabitants of :a -Place'
.contaaning.'1,200'or 1,500 souls to leave
themselves with absolutely no provision
gaust theoutbreak of a fire. Any.
ne community should; neither, post-'
•pon::nor wade the duty of providing
£ once means of • fighting flames, for
ill come' to :disturb or menace
d it is:. plainly wrong for a
laee; thirty years o14 or
ught without a, good fire
may the residents .of
with -..1,000 or 2,000
that they 'cannot
aces Itis a hog•
place• should
•inion; against
Tanks; book
nes, hand
;flames,
l ▪ ena.
•
good . sized'
.More, to be.
brigade. • Nor
•;£ourishing plat
population' preten
'Afford good . fire iippl
low„' pretence . Eve
have• sonic sort 'of, pro
• such a ravenous enemy,.
.and ladders,' chenucal':,an
engines, steam fire .engines there are
abundant means to choose fr 1n,• and
there is no excuse' for ,anytown' or i Il -
lag rbeing.without one:,of these."
TR tax is.aheapof good soundadvic
slot only. for our rural readers, but, for
all .others in this paragraph from the.
pen of one ;of tut; meat protainent farm-
Ors in the country. i «The 'sooner you•
o paying cgs
41•own fot everything you buy the better
for you, for if you do this you •will. of-
tt•n deny ..yourself Many things which
you can do without • ' It will require
firmness Lind self denial to. buy only
what you pay fur, but Without it you
ero in da!iger of netting into•the habit
of ltiiying on time and keeping yourself
always ill debt., ,There.are many things
which are desii'alile to have, but not
ind1-.i . lsitl,le, n til` Tthtse are thr thins
�irh th t)ir, ftirnier•tvho is in del;t must:
•1etirit to 'lo without;''
of ibi.ie y:ea'r. when :farmers are .'gettin. •their- u 1t� of Ha Forks -}la tikes - Cradles, Sc, t•
hs _
g SPP Y Y y r
close prices go to,
Ilaths tic: If you want.a giod article at
where you .call: get all kinds of harvest tools as clieapas the cheapest, :and .ass g • good as the best,
,
We have also the best' brands of:
clean:
inaining
Offer
therm et .greatly:
reduced price. s.
order
it all rE
illinerywehave
decided to.
as 1. tS O.
DRESS GOODS
PRINTS
Mi US'LI N8 ETC.
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$�:llirg -off' cheap
in the market, at reasonable prices:'
EAVETRQUGH
lsQ
SPECIALTY.
Mme •and•inspectsour stocky
,
If You : Want a Spring An carne and ; See. ;Us
A
Good 'Assortment. off,:
Parasols
t '10'e$
sit
Za:co3-
oid.oi'ies,E El,
Fnspecion
Ik ted.
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VENCE F
AND ' TSE •LATEST. PATTERN`S.
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Hat, a,w4>r1d,wiile reputation as aphysician and •
author. His Mandrake' Ih>ridelion. Liver cure
is a triumph hf. \Iedic>rl ,kill,euring ail Viseas
es of the ,Iiidiiey anti Liver.
SYMPTOMS. OF
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IDRX: COMPLAIN'1'; Distressing
ached and piing in • tbe•back; a dull pain
or weight in•tho •b a.tde.r and; ease of the ah
•denier:•• scalding iMac -often obstructed ; ire
gu>7nt ;lesi-e . to urinate, etapetially at night
tiipons aged persons••; hot, dry akin, pale emupleXiou red and white de},o>iitet drop•diaz}nvae.
sour ; Ott tach; conetipatiun,,, lea,• litter weal.
swelling,r. &�. yiiii. tiro it s:•
`Q'•IV:F:R COM i'[;A11V'1',.Pain mtdershotil
■ der blades, jaundice, sallow cuihplexi.n,
a weary tired feeling, ill life or energy,. head- .-
ach:, .cly'�>epsia, W indigCllet;Rtion,D spots, puppies, .•, T.
Rtithdrake'HOaand '.L),i leir'�r ar'enature'. ive
turn,.. ani w sen coin int witu nes .re>tne
dies, •as it>Dr. Chase's Liver Cure; will most
positively dire ail Rjdii.•y. Liver trnublo. It,'
mets like it drilla itimulatiug the cinggect
liver,•strengthening the' kidneys, and invigor-
ating tlwwhole body ; 4 >1d l y all deal ere 'a,
1., with ll c iitt Book,; which alone is worth:
tits money
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KIDNEY r Chase's'
Pills are the only
Kidnei Liver-Pillatnscle. TheyLIVact gently yet effectually. ,Mayr„'
inti• •1- `,4 be t>icen during any employ
J, trent !l'ht>'y core liuiney 1>iver
troubles, Headache, l>ililiuctiess, Costiveness, ete
• • ( nc Pill a 'close. T2`rice c.: •
• , Soid by B1,,tnnY 1 DAYS, Lncknow.
•Iiltit.D.VU1tll,'Ux.t., 11ta,nf''s,,
uses;