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--1~'retty Jane Vallioro wa� whet AN EA$L'S. L 4 TQ 1 ER XI
Rheumatism
` she was called, wiled she was a'Ui"l ILOcIsr ONT•, POLiQE
EI19Q date to the. presefloe of 134;0 at her home :lri'Eaatern Ontario, and COU IZ I',
.acidtnthebtoodx.ienloeteffeetuaUy hon' the pegple "Vied' William _
cured by the use of Ayerra Ramps" Willson, of Toronto, whn he sue- One morning about ten days ago.
Pirie, Be sure you get Ayer's tied no ceeded in winning her affections there sat4n the police court (look a
other, and take it. till the ,poisonous and making her his wife. They woman, who although poorly clad
acid le thoroughly expelled from the lived happily together for some and disfigured by dissipation, talk -
system. Wechallenge attentlontothis time and were blessed with four ed intelligently and in a polished
testimony : --.
"About two years ago, after suffering children. But Jane is a pretty manner. A shawl covered her
for nearly two years from t'heutuati vivacious French Canadian. John shoulders, her hair Was disarranged
ottt,'be;ingabletowtillCpntywlthgrea. Bohan, of Barrie, Cama along and and she was hatless. She gave thedise
remedies, and having tralt various,persuaded her to abandon her home name o£ Margaret Truman. The
remedies, including mineral �'rPaters, g
without relief, I saw by on advertise• and family. But Jane soon found charge against her was diunk and
been
in relieved
Chicagop is distat a ressing
Mauh>id all that. glitters is not gold and disorderly. It was evident, how -
plan , ater nsu ringeby taking king when William held out a welcome ever, that she was not a common
plaint, after long'suffering, by
Ayer's Sarsaparila. I then decided to hand and offered to take her back drunk, After the court a philan-
Ittaregularly forte eight mmonths,aantook to his heart and home she was eager thropio lady, who heard of the
pleased to state that it has effected a to return. But again she eloped woman's misfortune, interviewed
complete cure. I havesince had no re- and again was forgiven. Willson the magistrate, and on expressing a
turn of the dest125t at.,
R. Irving moved to Detroit. When. he re- desire to make an effort to reclaim
Dodge, 110 West 125th at., Naw York.
turned from work the other day he her, Mr. Cahill liberated her. Yee
was literally stunned to hear from terday she told this story : I ani the
a neighbor that his wife had left daughter of an earl. My father was
with Bohan and that they had been Gladstone's right hand man. My
married in Windsor. Winson Caine grandfather wee the Earl of Poneon-
over and found that Bohan and his by. I belong to one of the first
wife, who gave her maiden name of families in Pert habit e, Scitland.
Jane Valliere�had been made man Whoa my Either died he left me
and wife by Rev. G. B Davie, and 10,000 pounds. Ile did nut forget
that he had been betrayed a third the black sheep, although I brought
A er's Sarsaparilia time by the woman he loved and disgrace on the family. My name is
Y had forgiven so often. He said Gertrude Mary Pousunby."
they had been married eighteen
years and had four loveable child
ran, whom he had sent to Toronto
Bohan hae a wife and eight child•
- ren, supposed to be living at Barrie.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
Inflammatory rheumatism, beingcon-
fined to my house six months. came
out of the sickness very much debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. I commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
I cannot say too much in praise of this
well-known medicine." —Mrs. L. A.
stark, Nashua, N. H.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price VI. el; bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle.
The Huron News -Record
1.50 a Year -51.25 In Advance.
Wednesday ()ctr. 14th, 1891.
MRS UEO, P.ENDLE.
,Mrs. GO . 1tc,,,1l.., of t; .I t, O.d.,
writes: •'1ran'11o'e11mend D: FoNI. r's
Extrac•, of WTI t; •...( berry f r it is a
sure cure (arca su.linLe, Con,F laint.e. We
are never without it in th' h•,u-.e.'•
i''owler'a \\'ii I S. r as b-'rry "Ili i••e :ibc
—Settlers continue to re.ic!, Mang
ituba Prow Dakota.
BEAUTIFUL. BANFF. N. W T.
I was in'luoe.l 'n 11,9 y it- 116-.1.) k
. Blood Bitters for c use ipation and
general dei, lilt' and f mod I'a c,noplet,•
cure which 1 r.ilt:+ p!eaeii. c ., r a ,mn,. nd-
ing to all who ins.) be din + •.111 cted."--
Jame- i•l. Ca.s.,n, B,,.il' N W.
—In Jefferson park, Chicago, last
week, Mrs. Julia R. Seavoy, a re-
epectcble English widow, who own•
ed property worth $20,000, shot
herself dead. She had suffered from
ill -health. She has a well-to-do
son living iii Loudon, Out.
‘Veen you n tel a good, safe laxative.
oak your (1,u.Niet for a nix of Ayers'
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect satiataotion. 1' it indigestion,
torpid liver, and Ad( headache titers is
nothing sup• rio•. Leading physician.
Ieeon ineurl—'-
-The State Supreme Court of
Minnesota hes decided that dealings
in grain fut urea are unlawful and
that contracts are void unless actual
delivery i9 made. The decision is
of great imporlauco, as two of the
largest Boards of 'Trade in the
country are now located at Minne-
apolis and Duluth.
HENRY G,.e1AMES.
Henry G. James, of \1 innipeu, Man,,
writes : "For several years I was trnub -
ed with pimplei and i,ritatinnc of the
skin. Af.er other remedies failed .i us, d
four bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters
and since then I have been quite free
from my complaint, Ii B.B. will always
occupy apt ace in -my house."
—A Detroit despatch says Dr. W.
F. Metcalf and Mrs. Tiffany, of that
city, have entered actions for libel
against the Torouto hail and Wind-
sor Record for publishing a state-
ment that the doctor had deserted
his wife, formerly Ella Knox, of
Belleville, Ont., and taken up his
residence with the widow of I)r.
Tiffany. The parties claim $10,000
from the Mail and $25,000 from
Record;
"Save who can !" was the frantic cry
of Napoleon to hie army at Watrrlan,
Save health and strength while you can,
by the use of Aver'e Sarsaparilla, is
advice that applies to all, both young a :d
old. Don't wait until disease fastens on
you; begin at once.
—A despatch from the city of
Mexico says that on the 15th inst.
an outbreak occurred in the city of
Guatemala, cud private advices state
that 500 lives wore sacrificed.
VICTORY AT VIVIAN.
"In our family faithful work has been
done by Fowler's Extrtct of Wild Straw-
berry as a sure and quick cure fur diar-
rhoea, dysentery and all summer or•m-
plaints. I can recommend it to all as a
family friend, alwnv, true and faithful "
—Mrs. \V. Bishop, Vivian, Out.
—Rev..T. J. Matterling, of Lucas,
has been found guilty by the Wit-
tenburg synod at Tiffin, 0., of gross
immorality and deposed from the
ministry, lie was accused of in-
timacy with several women.
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
E lward Henlan, Champion Oarsman ;
says: "For muscular pains in the tenths,
I have found Sr•. Jacobs Oil a remedy,
Its resul'e are the most boneficil, and I
have pleasure in re,':m'lending it from
personal experience "
—Last Tuesday a vary sudden
death from apoplexy occurred in St.
John's Masonic lodge, in Toronto,
Ont. It was lodge night, and the
blue room of the temple wits well
filled with a large crowd of mem-
bers and visitors. Among the lat-
ter was Bro. P. H. Neild, of Sussex
lodge No. 5, Brockville, who is
living on Aathurst street, Toronto,
and who was present to witness the
initiation of an old friend of his.
While the minutes of the lodge
were being road Neild was taken
ill, and was assisted to' the ante-
room, where ho died.
AUNTY'S ADVICE.
":My brotherhad eesere sunlnrer com-
plaint about a year ago and no remedies
seemed to relieve him. At last my suet
a•ivised us to try Ftwler's Extra:t of
Wild Strawberry and before he had taken
one bottle he was entirely cored."—
Adelaide Crittenden, Baldwin, Out
—At the assizes at Brockville the
last case was that of Connell v. the
towu of Prescott. This was en
action for $6,000 damages for injur-
lies sustained through his team run-
ning away, the cause of which, the
plaintiff claimed, was the negligence
of the corporatiou officials in setting
off a blast. The plaintiff was knock•
ed down, trampled on by the horses,
and run (,ver by the wagon,. the
bone of his left leg being so badly
shattered that it is now three inches
shorter than the other, thus perma-
nently disabling him. The jury
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff,
awarding him $3,000 damages.
TWO IIUSBANI)S LIVING.
Frederick W. Stevens, a well-to-
do book-keeper, disappeared from
Detroit under mysterious circum-
stances a year ago, leaving his wife
wife, to whom he had been married
but five weeks, to care for herself.
Mrs. Stevens waited three months
to hear from her husband, and as
she got no word she came to the
conclusion ho was dead. She was
an attractive young widow, and
John Koster, who boarded near her
house, soon became attentive to her.
In due course of time, Mrs. Stevens
recovered from her grief and was
married, as she supposed, to Koster.
The couple have been living to•
gether f r six months.
Monday morning while Mrs.
Stevens -Koster was in her room the
servant girl announced a caller, who
proved to be Stevens, who, with his
wife, eat down to dinner. Koster
came in, and Mrs. Stevens explain•
ed the situation to both men. Both
men were inclined to be angry, but
finally made up, and after finishing
the meal went out and cemented
their friendship by attending the
theater. When they came Home it
was arranged that Stevens should
sleep with his wife, while Kuster,
having no home, should temporarily
occupy an adjoining room. After
Koster had gone to bed Mr. and
Mrs. Stevens discussed him in an
uncomplimentary way. He over-
board them, jumped out of bed and
ejected Steven, from the house in
his night clothes.
Stevens came back, and a big
fight followed, with the result that
Mrs. Stevens and the two men were Rev. Dr. S. J. Nicholls, the lead.
all locked up. In the police court er of the Revisionists, who is au in -
ADVICE To MOTHERS. Aro you disturbed at Yesterday both rasa claimed the fluential member of the Revision
night and broken of yoar rest by a slob child woman, and the justice released all
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? Committee; then came forward in a
If ao send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. three, saying they would have to stropP' defence of the committee's
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Tooth• settle the differences . themselves.
outnble. It will relieve v
leg. Its mine is inesliews. He repudiated the doctrine
thepoorlittle entfnrerimmediately. Dependnpon Koster has decided to release hie that God had predestined men for
It, mother,; there is no mistake about It. It claims on Mrs. Stevens.
sores Dysentery and Diarrhoea, regulator the destruction anduoted the words of
stomach and bowels, cure, Wind Colic, softens
q
the gums, reducer inflammation, and gives tone St. Paul in his first epistle to- the
an
Ntrea9rBy-(vertu wh'oloayatem.ttidra Ci inslatt.s . __..,' - —ao- 8�;:
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is pleasant mat(rdel3lEk--eft ...-(tea®6e,}&--41y
to the taste and in the prescription of ono of the and and McLean, of Walkerton Model "For as in Adam all die, even so in
oldest and hest female physicians and nurses in School,came violentlytogether in Christ shall all men be made alive."
the united States, and is for sale by all druggist's g
throughout the world. Price 25 sent, a bottlea game of football on Friday and lie declared it to be his belief that
Besure and ask for "Mn',. rods eans leg g w's So5TnmNO
SYncr,"and take no ether kind. McL'wag broken. all that die infancy are saved by the
Continuing her narrative, the
woman said that in 1868, when she
returned from boarding school, she
eloped with her father's groom,
Junes W. Thompson. She lived
with him in this country till 1873,
then he disappeared, and she hiss
never seen him since. "I wish I
knew where war," she said, wiping
away a big tear. Ten years after
the groom decamped she became a
member of the S.slvetiou Army, and
when she was in Toronto she
married Ransom 'Truman, notwith-
standing that she was not positive
her first husband was dead. Tru-
man subsequently left her.
The blue blooded lady said she
went to Egypt as a member of the
Red Cross corps. Luck has been
against her since she struck lIanril•
ton. She lived at 254 Catharine
street Lot•th, and the day she was
arrested the bailiffs got possession of
her fnruiture. "I was in trouble
then," said she, "and when I ant
worried I take to drink. But I ern
a lady."
The woman is a sister of Lord
Kinnaird, but the family disowned
her when she married the groom.
She has an income of $66 a month,
INFANT DAMN ATIONr
A RADICAL CHANGE IN THE CREED
FAVORED RY THE ST. LOUIS PRES-
I3RTERY.
From toe St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The St. Louis Presbytery reopen-
ed its session in Webster Groves
yesterday morning. At llo'clock
the discussion of the report of the
General Assembly' s Committee on
Revision of the \\'estminter Con-
fession became the order of busi-
ness. Several chapters of the re-
port were passed without criticism,
but the section which related to the
subject of "Elect Infants" precipat•
ed a discussion which occupied the
greater part of the afternoon.
The opposition to the Commit-
tee's report on the article was open-
ed by the Rev. Adolphus Kerbs,
who held that the position taken
by the committee in declaring that
all infants and all other persons in-
capable of receiving the call of the
gospel are saved by the blood of
Christ is unwarranted by the Scrip-
tures, and that the original position
as held by the Westminster Confes-
sion was the only consistent position
on this point, and quoted the cov-
enant of God with Abraham to de-
fend his views.
The Rev. J. R. Warner, of Kirk-
wood followed with an eloquent
defence of the original article, claim,
ing that there was no divine war-
rant fur the assertions contained in
the revised article of faith, and al-
though his private cpinion might
lead him to believe that the blood
of Christ was sufficient for the salva-
tion of all infants, in the absence
of Scriptural proofs he could not
sanction the action of the Commit-
tee. By "elect infants" be under-
stood the children of professed
Christians. He would not under•
take to say that all other children
were lost. He would leave it to
God. When Christ took the little
children into hie arms and blessed
them it was in recognition of the
faith of their mothers.
Vice -Moderator Armen had al-
ways opposed revision, but as it hall
been decided that revision must be
had he would confess that he has al-
ways wanted that thing changed.
The phrase "elect infanta" had al-
ways been a stumbling block to a
great many people, and had kept
many out of the Church, and he
would be glad to see it stricken
out,
blood of Christ, ,and; regetlerattad by,
the Il'o1,y Spirit, that -no tibild• is jus .
tifted, by the faith, of its parents.
He defined the position of the Ro-
wan Catholie Church on infant sal.
vation, and declared it to be the be.
lief of the Protestant Evangelical
Christian World that infants are
saved. The Rev. Dr. Paltrier also
made an eloquent argument in fav
or of the revised section. Re did
not believe any one wassaved by
grace transmitted in baptisin. Dr.
Thomas Marshall, of Chicago, was
opposed to the revised section, and
assailed Dr. Nicholl's position in
resting upon the twenty second
verse of chapter 15, First Corinth-
ians, for proof, on the ground that
passage referred to the resurrection,
The Hev. L. S. Ferguson was of
the opinion that the Presbytery was
hopelessly divided on the question,
and moved the previous question,
which prevailed, and the Prebytery
took a vote on the substitute ,;ffered
on Wednesday to the effect that
the Presbytery was dissatisfied with
this section. 'I'hc substitute was
lust.
A division was then taken on the
original question, and a vole taken
fin the retention of the original
form of that part of chapter 10, sec-
tion, 3, referring to "elect infants."
The yeas and nays were demanded,
with the following result :—Yeas,
11 ; nays, 19.
The Presbytery then adopted a
resolution setting forth that it had
by the foregoing vote favored the
(voiding "all infants" in preference
to "elect infant."
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HOW Slit RICI}ARD WAS
SAVED.
"Before we knock the I,anel out
ft out under you," said the Waiter of
the baud of Arizona regulators,
cine you a chance to ray a
few viurds."
"Wheels the use 1" replied the
man with the rope around his neck.
"You wouldn't listen to iris."
"We'll listen for just fiye min
utes," rejoined the chief, pulling out
his watch, "if you want to shoot
off your mouth. If not, up you
go."
The condemned wretch looked
with dogged,sullers hate at the crowd
before ban.
"It won't do any good that I
know of," he said, "for are to make
any remarks, and it won't help me
any, I reckon, to kick against these
proceedings. It's nothing more than
I expected, anyhow. I'ui used to
being knocked around, and I'm used
to seeing everybody else knocked
around. Your turn will come some
day. You ain't a hit better then I
Bill. The whole country's going to
the devil as fast as it can go. Been
going to the devil for years and
years. Tieere ain't any chance for
a man to amount to anything here,
and it's not wetth while for him to
to try. Every nnau's doing what
he can to clown every other utan,
and it dosn't stake much difference
which comes ict top. The fellows
that get on toppnerally'stay there,
and the Moor devils that are under
can squirm and squirm and squirm
and it won't do them any good.
They've got to stay there and "
"Fellers," said the leader of the
band, much mortified, "we've made
a mistake. We've got one of those
darned calamity howlers from Cana•
da. He ain't worth lrangin' !"
And they walked away and left
him standing on the barrel.
—Two suicides occurred in To•
ronto on Thursday, both by poison.
Whiskey was the cause in each case.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission-
ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make
1t known to his suffering fol.ows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with fall
directions for preparing itnd nsing. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this pa e..
W. A. NOYES, 820 Powers' Block, Rochester, N. F.
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`t"rrnb,'S"emiti'al es, rlleepleaeness Aversion
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genee, etq., etc. Every bottle guaranteed.
20,000 sold yearly. Address onolosing stamp
for treatise, J. E. HAZELLION, Graduated
Pharmacist. 809 Vonge St., Toronto, Ont.
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IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber having severed his connection
with the Massey Company, desires to intimate
that he has been appointed agent for the well
known firm of
FROST & WOOD,
implement makers, of Smith's Falls, and will be
pleased to fill all orders in his line es heretofore.
Will also keep on hand WILKINSON PLOWS,
COLTER & SCOTT DRILLS, DISC HARROWS, and
articles of like nature.
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Holmesville and Clinton
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