Clinton New Era, 1892-03-11, Page 8N.
'Jho Western aoreeman *10,0 the eq`
'142+00?' ASIA, at loam 4i$44 receafr at
Muletourg,
f4treet c herae 'owned Jo, liostoxi'.
elled -recently at the atahles et tb,0 com-
pany at Sheaf° of 41 years.
good storycornea from *One to
the effect that a laGrSe inOlgOY Ment+Pa
hieittiej, Alined the chino, and. fox.
Aet004,knat if he had heated anyhOdy
it horse trade lie wont& be glad to
i.qure thing a 1#paylog,thn,differenee
incaoh At daylight the.nextreerning
nekhbOtY4thWhOut he had recently
,..*04034,0*Se0 called On the uowlycon,-
verted Jecicoy,„. and on malting hia, op,
00 said tli4 he had, 4'09we early
to ayeid.'the rash,”
o,OPtinit O �OUEJEO.
Pr, Couture,. the Clooeromentveterk
• nary surgeon, .has an artLclein the
nOVepaber, number of the 'French
Journal that is full of soundsense and
' •*oggItttsiiee.. 'Speaking Of the general
Too of horSesto be fonna.p. p.theimxass
rn thie ‘conntryo• he, and with much
'ijuBtleS, atgierta that the breeders seem
- to intire'aimed at'Obancing an-anim_al
the ., very , retcense of wet a P1180t111
rtneee hOree,91A0fit They are,
*wanting,"•411,40.hei'4u,' compactness, 0*
l'e• we eh° d sPYi„ they are loosely
built. Lang -backs and length in the,•
loin are What has been aimed at, in-
stead of Well coupled, well ribbed, up
forlin‘;•(- They Are too Lout in the Jet
and , too , slight in the carcass too
*IrigNittOT:etrca gl'4311:1171,1,C1.1t1:Tieaafiri
ardfaat'sr*Oki"t th0 eml of f, or
WhitliffieY rOchtlii4tohle. PheY Won't' iownstai t b
*PM t thti-,'• re fit fo 01-41" k• " •°14°13: t!).'INt bat.
thetar *airy life4 and
'0EA 440. MAMMA
Eximizes roil TAOS AND VX,
- (AMMO FROM 110SPITATA
,Xligt74414T4B.
netieweamx Dium-
goor aft lavoue )4,4x00
(N. Y.) roapia44.
firoax 1$999/044,99'
INTEB9ST4
,A0/90/1 Vs V4'949/2fili MAV0/11.
Shatonet, Tiferob, 4fit,-4•Vor some time.,
past tliSte have been reports here and else, ,
whero. Saratoga multi of ,t,
slatheye,-40deedip,reinarlails0 SO 10:•99
00-48r0 'Of 4 !wait severe ofeW
IPOOPeter ateCiet or Oreeliing paralysis,
eimigY by the UP. of PoPnk" .."°104
known oz Pill0 for ;
Palo PeoplerPrepared and put up by
,Pr: XedioinelcolpanY,,Wrris-..
.."eit 9, Olt', The
story to the effect_ that ),Ir Chas. t4,,
c1.991#, Galway, who .fqr. the lass six or.
*.,141ityattre,iias beenagreat sufferer ,from
'ereepinWparalyiiiif and:, its. attendant ills,
and who had become utterly pOW*41e00 of- all
self!help,_104, by thense of it few briltefi Of ;
the Eito,t X+1110 for 'Pale People, been Bei
tally restored to. 1441$4,40. to able to •
"ttealP•abent thia •rstreetlaritheat the .aid at
,•aratobas.-. The of this, wonderful,
,Mireculons awn, was so . great that the
•"Evaiiing Journal .reporter thought it worth
his while to go to Galway to cell on Mr
•.Ql;l4qtrito, JePqn. from .his lips, :and tom
.thaO0iiieritibien and testimony hia.ningh-
bOrs, if his alleged oure.was A .faot. .only
animfounded,Xtimor. eo,04)41rove. to
andepent a. day a mglat! there
• .*IfJ grviant,-gettjOilinesforyieodv
ter. • neighborS'•,a dbla
tills* SO *nor takingeera. • 15 'betas *al.:,
fully reatOrOdM*Iieelthi
.1 "Shought X 'Would try them wife
sent .1. Or itWo, boxes of the 'tills awl tooK
theca e0o.ordiaktt011ie diroOtiOna givon an
.00 vrailint.,04 oh box. • IfOrthfilirstfew
tlft,ya tilt) Old latthtworepretty.aSere; Ake X
wmi. ea very Weak.lant 00,0inuggl-to $00,9*'
in0040400 tOtalting4.)hePilliand treati
meatiend betore X hidtieed ap. the Owe.
have; Of pill*, X boon to 1001 bettell.04 oft.
feats*** th001:41dit .1448k TM' 49$1,'so
W./ Weriaei$ .A00 bit batter taken lfltO
.,inygo4 began to reliali lal04 moi oWuestat° 49 t'41Q1*
auu
. ; ,00414 atreightea,op the feellaghOsen tO , . .
opine' heoh- Jew toy' 1044; hi4goin to ; ; bill' for MSG rendered, by ,-10.
able to get ONO °nerd ., 0,4 OtratY0 eetne• 9. X eta, Q. 0.0 Of 1Vin •IttWit: to
1),!.**0'.8004- .,0,0r, and tioif.',etter the ,Xre POW, onover for defeo. Jog her.
00.; ;'-cot eightiPX-WOf ther-pillei4ta, ooet;; of,' 40ii7104.1w Henry Garbutt, .was bet**
-Qaiy•ll.4Me44:001.4 can t..4ththe help; of,* the :ilfeeter-in-Ohentbere again
Cane WO; ‘ebo*thnhoetieetiCYee4; Aflienikir.XyersAci, through his..coon-
on saw Weed, and 94 tleacantdentlelk; sel, effered, to 40600 $800 'es., paynieot
down town, My etenieeli trOttlde'itagene if the bill was not sont. tax-
1
have gained ton pounds ; fool IOWA 110)7. i-OPON..4146,0410 to 'tax; ,thel Itree;
men, wheetlie,0#114( OPeati.'t • meet to, :W04.04704 litOrder tnn1,10.0411e'pat.,
teheo.toPeek Orglk;'‘9f vow; :p0.4*, POO and call it
Mabla toPOIPW erg** Mi.dieenta. ago*, ,ties,time ; to consider" whether or not
Dr. Pink rot for , ele Peep* • POMO,
Tittunrthe3fi,lieVedinY iffeAfter all MI000,
tore had given inc up as inourabho
Qom citizens of • Galway, oettlg slot
wonderful Oran% Mr• quant • by t , e Rink
p$10. for Pele. People. are • wing them.
Fredrialr'Seattea, a offerer from .rheuma-
tism, said lis 51119 A110110grea,2 benefit from
their use, and fdr:StilhiltS; *belied. Otiffered
from chronic dyeentry for years, raid he
had taken two boxes of the pille and was Itly
ready oared.
la-r,kfliugivatc,Nia
ItspublicarpOonservathie part,'
wLlI be formed in the Parte Chamber
9Lpecotesir to Ott as the, month.
Oa the' Attlean Orden to light
;
04C:the trial of a horse -thief ;at
Dexter, . 04,4).44e prisoner -shot 04
kB-
led tin;Maypr and the 04701101. 4
.14:to'bon.1304.0e lotirderer tc, 'tree.
'40)AtixabOt•at. pe:reotta ilautercala
arh0;plecedthenaseiges in -opposition to
:the 'TiOli.OY. of the President 'flarrillas
nothing the next ay. row rk really way to a prat little village. ef about
ouieful farmer's beast,„should, as Mr..
Couture says, as nearlkr possibly con-
form to the following e: of an aver-
age height, neither high nor low, but
'40T the two, rather inclined t� the latter;
,the forehead broad, the eyes very large
' and placed at the side of the head. The
neck (enclosure) very thick where it
joins the body, and along the Sides,
but fine :above and below; the breast
aSlift and. Allutscular as possible; the
mho der long and muscular; the fore -
'head and thighs :big, no limit to the
bulk of these rparts.
"THE BLOOD IS THE iffFE
Rana the old saving, and everything that
ever makes part of any organ of the body
ranskreeoll ita Place therein through the
bloods... Therefore, if the bkicid zs. parilied
iiikkept.in good cendition, by the use of
needle Sarsaparilla, .it necessarily follows
that the benefit of tha medioine is impart-
ed to every organ of the body. Can any-
thing be sunpler than the methodby wWob
thiseacellent medicine &iiveli400d. health to
ailrwho try it fairly and patiently.
HUIdOR.
* long toime since Oi've
seen yea, Moike. It's all av tin years.
An' do yez remember th' widow O'Connor.
beitut.ful aoriearalge we had th,
noight„yez called me &Iier?
Meripke—Shure 01 do' that sante, an'
divel a bit bov yez changed thei
tobite.
Employer—You are having it decided
veith the girl who has chargeot
• youra hioniarkel
t •
Tee Clerk (with cold chine running
'rap arid down his spine, and with visions of
instant discharge)—Y-e e -e, sir; but, please,
• Employer—Well, keep it up. She will
give more attention to your calls, if you do.
Misard's Liniment is the Best
.d Texas laweer undertook to cross-
examine a 'colored witness, Jim Webster."
"What's your name?". "Jim Webster."
"What's your occuOition?" "I drives a
dray." "Have you got it brother who looks
, like you and drives a dray?" "He am dead."
"What was he before he died?" Alive."—
Texas' Siftings.
400 people, aeliglitfully located near the
centre of the town of Galway, in Saratoga
county, and about 17 miles from Saratoga
Springs. Upon inquiry, the residence of
Charles A. Quant wee easily found, for
everybody seemed to, know him, gunk well
of him and to be overflowing with surprise
and satisfaction at his wonderful owe and
restoration to the aotivities of enterprising
eiticenship, for Mr (Omit wae'bora in Gal-
way and had spent most of his life there.
Mr Quant wes found at Ms pretty home,on
& pleasant street nearly opposite the aca-
demy. In responee to it knock at the door
trntropened by a man who; in reply to an
inquiry if Mr Quant lived there and was at
home, said: "I am Mr Quant. Will you
come in ?" •After a littleageneral and pre-
liminary conversation; and"after he had
been apprised of the objeot for whit* the'
Journal reporter had called upon him, he,
at request, told the story of himself and of
his.sokness and terriblesufferings,and of , the .
ineffectual treatment he had had, and Of hie
final, °pre by the .use of Dr. Williams' Pink,
Pilltsfor Pale,People,_ and cheerfully gave
moot to:nava* publielitioa. • WSW;
..my name is Charles A. Quant. I am 87
years old. I wasborn in the village of
Galway,.and, exeeptipg while travelling on
businees and a little while in Amsterdam,
have 'Spent iny whole life here. My wife is
a natte.e et Qitario. lp to about eight
years ago had ,aterer been sick •and was
then in perfect health. I was fully six fief
:tall, weighed 180 Pounds And wasver
solemner* tt..piano and organ timpani
„strong. For 12 years I was it .travellin
and had to do it great deal of heavy lifting;
got my meals very irregularly and slept in
enough 'spare bode! in country houses to
freeze any erdiii&ry man to death, or
atleast give hia2;thek rhea:lotion:a • About
eight year** ago 1 Won to feel distress in
my stomaoh and consulted several doctors
about it. They all geld it wari dyspepsiar
doctors indifferent places, and took all the
patent medicines I could hear of that claim.
ed tiabb tifirdfor dyspepsia. .:33tit erni7
tinued to grow gradually worse for four
years. Then I began to havepain in my
back and legs and became consaions that
my logs were getting weak and my step un-
steady, and then I staggered when I walk-
ed. -Having received np benefit from the
use of patent medicines, and feeling that I
WWI constantly growing worse, 1 then,upon
advice, began the use of electric belts, pads
and all the many different kinds of eleotrio
appliances I could hear of, and spent hull-
drateof dollars for them, but they did me
no good.- (Here Mr Quant showed the
Journal rep,orter an elm:aria edit of under.
wear.for which he paid 8124) In the fall
of 1888 the doctors advised a change of
climate, so I went to Atlanta,Ga., and acted
au an agent for the Betsy Organ Company.
While there I took a thorough electric
treatment, but it only seemed to aggravate
my disease, and the only relief I could get
from the sharp and distressing pains was
to take morphine. The pain woes° intense
at times that it seemed as though I could
not stand it, and I almost longed for death
as the only certain relief. In September of
1888 my lege gave out entirely and my left
eye was drawn to one side, so that I had
double sight and was dizzy. My trouble so
effected my whole nervous system that I.
had to give up business. Then I returned
to Lew York and went to the Roosevelt
hospital, where for four menthol was treat-
ed by speoialists and they pronounced my
case l000motor ataxia andinourable. After
I had beenlaider treatment by Prof Starr
and Dr Ware for four months, they told
roe they had done all they could for me.
Then 1 went to New York hospital on
Fifteenth street, where, upon examination,
they said I was inourable and would' not
take me in. At the Presbyterian hoepital
they examined inc and told me the same
thing. In March, 1890, I was taken to St.
Peter's Hospital in Albilaty, where Pod H.
H. Hun fraakly told my wife that pay ease
was hopeless ; that he 'could do nothing for
me and that she hadbetter take •mc. book
hotne and save my money. But I whited
to make it trial of Prof. Hun's famous skill
and I' remained under his treatment for 9.
weeks, but secured n� benefit. All this
time I had been growing worse. I had be.
come entirely paralyzed from my waist
down and had partly lost control of my
hands. The pain was terrible ; my lege felt
as though they were freezing and my stom-
ach would not retain food, and I tell away
to 120 pounds. In theAlbanyboapitalthey
put 17 big burns on my back one day with
red hot irons and after a few days they put
14. more burns on and treated pie with
eleotricity, but I got worse rather than bet.
ter; lost control of my bowels and water,
and upon advice of the doctor, who said
there woe no hope 1 or me, I Was brought
horns, where it was thought that death
would soon come to relieve me of my suf.
ferings. Last September, while in this
helpless and suffering condition, a friend of
mine in Hamilton, Ont., called my atten-
tion to the staternent �f onb john Marshall,
whores case had be& similar to my own,
and who had been cured by the me of Dr.
Williams' Pink P1118 for Pale People.
In this nage Mr Marshall,vviao Isla promi-
nent member a the Royal Tenaplars of
Temperance, had after .icair years of con-
stant treatment by the:Moet efninertt Can-
dler!' phyttidanti been, pronouneed incurable,
alIa WAS paid the $1000 total dieability
We are toki to love our enemies ; but we
arenot told to like there, I don't like my
9199940S. Ithfluiketheh, vervinuoli. But"
(thititfrith it likleftdialeare) "I love them by
trying to gett1iem setfigely punished, • that
they may be led to repeat of their behavior
towards me."
Omar Ibrahimhad been thinking heavily.
Plucking up courage he approached his
!master, Mehemet.
"Right eye of the setting sun. ' Allah be
With you," said he to the prophet. "I beg
an increase of salary of ten dollars and five
• airborne."
"Theo believest in the adage, 'Time is
money?'" asked Mehemet.
."Verily," answered Omar.
"Then thou mayest work two hours long-
ir'eaCh der
Dr E. T. Miller, of Cross Plains, Wis.,
hasexpressed the opinion that, for obsti-
nate case of syphilis and scrofula, Ayer's
Sarsaparilla is unquestionably the most
effective remedy known to pharmacy.
Wonderful cures have resulted frem its
use.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS
A terrible tragedy occurred Monday
night at the home of William Smith, two
miles north of Sherman city. The st ory
Oceisoldby Mr Smith's father is as follows:
On thanight in ,einestion one of ray son's
little girls came over to in house and
steiyed,011 night, She went . /Vine in the
rnording about 8 cohilock,but soon return-
ed; rtuniing rip to me and crying: "Papa
and mamma and my brothers have all
been killed.' I went there jest as soon as
Leonid, and a terrible sight met My gaze.
Bill and his wife were both lying in pools
of blood. Bill managed to mumble out it
few worde, but his wifecould not say any-
thing. The little boy who was less hurt,
but terribly mutilated, managed to say
"Sam did it lain night with a piece a iron.'
Everyone in the house et out and gashed,
and there is blood all over the house.
there was no orie.Vthe could tell anything
of the assaulV . Sam Massey, a negro
living near by,'-litas arrested and brought
into the city, and followed by an exalted
crowd. Massey protests his innooenoe,
yet blood. was 'found on his clothing.
bir Quant has also tried Faith our% with
experts of that in Albapy soca Grenville, S.
C., but with nO'benelleiarrnaltra ' t
A number of the moreprominentoitizene
•atEtalwaa, aft Atee.,0, garhertt the
'Presbyterian clutroh ; trot. James " E.
gemy,,ponoilia} ef, tie academy ; John
and Harm Crouch, and Frank and Ea.
Willard, merchants, and many others to
whom Mr Calmat and his so rairactIlaus
cure by the toe of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People, are well knewn, were
pleased -to have the opportunity of bearing
testimony to the high character of Mr
(anent, and of verifying the story of his re-
covery from the terrible affliction item
which he had for so long a time been it suf-
ferer.
Truly. the duty of the physician is not to
save life, but to heel disease.
The remarkable result from the use of Dr
Williams' Pink Pins in the case of Mr
Quant, induced the reporter to make furth-
er enquirieb I conoerning them, and hessae-
certained that they are not it patent medi-
cine in the sense in whioh that term is
generally Used, but a highly soientifio pre-
paration, the result of yearn of study and
oarefull experimmat. They have no rival
as a blood buider and nerverestorer and
have met with unparalled success in the
treatment of such diseases as paralysis,
rheumatism, sciatica, St. Vitae' dance, pale
pitation of the heart, that tired feeling
whioh effects so many, and all diseases de-
pending upon a watery. condition of the
blood or shattered nerves. ' -
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are oleos speci-
fic for troubles peculiar to females, sada as
suppressiona,arregularitie, and all forms of
Weakness. They build up the blood and re-
store the glow of health to pale or sallow
cheeks. In the case of men they affect it
radical ooze in all cases arising from men-
tal worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever
nature.
On furtherinquiry the writer found that
these :pills are iiienedadtared byThe DA,
Williams', Medicine 044 Oreoliville,Oiat4
and Morristown, N. Y., and are sold in
boxes, (never in bulk by the bundled) at 50
cents -a box, or six, boxes for $2,50, and may
be had of ell dreggiests. or .diroot.by mail
from Dr. Willitimple Medially) C�., from
eitlienaddreeseert-The-pricent-whicirthese-
pills are sold makes a course of treatment
comparatively inexpensive as compared
with other remedies, or medical treatment
• d. C. Ittortinns'ilt Co.
Otars,—I have used your 'KINARD%
LINIMENT in My family for sortie years
ried beliette it the best Medicine in the
market as it does all it it rectiairatinded tea°
Cattnitan Forks, N. B., D. lininexten,
John Mader, Mahone Bay, inform§ ue
that he writ Mired el .4 Very severe SAWA
2110tifflittiSill by taming litINARD'S
LINUENTv
EVERY •FARMER'S SON
moven OAVIll
iiiicatioil,
• A litflgiTAL
riftrligeatalogee of the
FOREST CITY
. • Buisip,ess College.
ZOISTI)01•T '01STir.
Over 100 studente In attendance.
J. W. Westervelt, Principal.
DO YOU WANT
A First-class Step or Long Ladder?
A Handy Wheelbarrow?
A Splendid Churn, or anything of like
nature? Then call on:W. SMITHSON, at
elioP, 1o.7 EXedericif St., or Eh Mislay.
Will be at:DineleY's corner every Saturday
afternoon.
olaini taletted by the Order in Snell naBefl.
60010 tilbnalk Atte/ lift MO/Ilia begite
coarse of treatinent vntli Wilhattis rink
TWO REPUBLICANS SHOT FOR
OFFERWG TO VOTE IN
TENNESSEE.
At Fayette Corner, Hardeman coun-
ty, Tenn., a,•double murder occured on
the lst, 'inst., John Rogers and John
Rogers, Jr., falling victims to the pistol
of Sam Hunter.
A Democratic primary was in pro-
gress and young Rogers who is a Re-
publican, offered to vote. His ballot
was refused by the officer of election,
who tore it up and threw the pieces
upon the ground. Upon this Hunter,
standing near, drew his pistol, an Se WILSON,
shot both of the Rogers, killing the
young man instantly and inflicting a GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE
wound upon the elder that will prove HURON STREET, CLINTON
fatal. Hunter had not been arrested Repairing of all kinds promptly attend to roe
at last accounts. • enable rates. A. trial solicited.
Minard's Linament lensed for horses& cattle.
he
r hall, vex%
#11 1li$2,B0TI0R Or QUA 1,04Aligi ANP TAltiBtoofirrOOXQP
Glaeaware & Crockery, Toilet Sets & Teat
• Will.coayinee intihafflag purchaseill, that this s tb buY gco4,s.;
yez ru E!I 1,1417, 011 014 rt.
744.4,10.04tu.2,4414,1_00_..4iitirt9rwoeti,Psstori041: roal
• licaultry, A Pen 99 .9 199.•
,
'TWO or Au/km ,Tirui.k,4no.geo. woo, ok 4006in
1 CURE FITSI:
When soy I awe I do not mean merely to atop them
for a Woe and then ham them return again. I mean a
Mdleal sure. I hare made Um disease of FITS, EPILEP-
SY or FALLING SICKNESS a lifalong study. I warrant
mfaXuerdersecinlo toeuro
ftebrenwolSnowt ""*.reeelynnigemanscoure.°thegnhad "at
Onoe for a treatise and Free Bottle of my Infailible
remoky. elm EXPRESS and POST•OFFICEL
L?„.r.Ri.s1TR,Olrilik.blii? ADELAIDE Sr.
J, C. MN,
—THE LEADING—
UNDERTAKER
—AND_
EMBALMER.
A FULL LINE OF
GOODS KEPT ill _STOCK.,
ThebestEmbalming Fluidused
Splendid Hearse.
ALBERT ST.,OLINT 0 N,
Residence over store.
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
doubt the best ,tn, Trinket. • ,
•
The undersigned is :now at liberty to do
anythitig injhe way of Romig and Sxmi
PAnkirmo GnAituNo,, PAPER RANGING, X4-
6010140i6f itc.. At reasonable rates, and
• on short notice. Satisfaction guarautePd
Shop on Rattenbury St. C. WILSON:, rainter.
telesseMnearilesigewneanOnananewelaallannmessa
BLINDED. BY VITROL
Cathrine Mehrle, of Akron, 0.; a
widow of 65 years of age, and mother
of four children, became acquainted 4
years ago with Wm. Belke, then a lad
of 15. He left his home to live with
her as her husband. A few weeks ago
Belke deserted Mrs Mehrle and return-
ed to his home.
Belke has receivedanonynaous letters
recently threatening his life, and in-
timating that he had better return to
Mrs Mehrle. When returning from
work yesterday at 4 o'clock he was ac-
costed by Mrs Mehrle who threw the
contents of a bottle into his -face.
Blinded by the liquid which was a
strong solution of vitrol, Belke stag-
gered' to his home annell unconscious
•through a window, which he mistook
for the door. He will lose his eyesight
and his face is dadly disfigured. The
woman has disappeared.
OH , WHAT A COUGH;
Will you heed the warning. The sinal
perhaps of the sure approech of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your-
selves if you can afford for the sake of say.
ing 50o., to run the risk and do nothing for
it. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure win euro yeer cough. It never
ails. 0 -Dec -4.91
A f Wr establishment in Chicago has just
completed for a feminine resident an 'ulster
itt which are 125 mink skins and 850 tail.
UnemPloyed workmen at -Hanover,
Gertnany participated in a riot Thurs-
day. Many were injared.
thay.critnes are being committed in
Vienna, One to the widespread distress
now prevail* there.
After the Grip Hood's Sareapatilla will
restore your health and strength, and ex.
pel every trace of poison frtori the blood.
Joe boneghtte won all the skating
PaCeS for the amateur championship of
the Milted States, on Thureday. •
One man Was killed and fife iieti01.18-
1/ injured by a gasoline bxplosion in a
Chicagb (Ito house,
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