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coneequeuee o measles. After dl4e
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then weed' Averts ,Hair and enn
hair grew
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Tig�er is evidently *•great uid to sat a,'
.-J., B. Williams, F1oresv111e, Taxan' '
"I have used Ayer'a Hair Vigor' for
the past fom or Ave year and And it a
meet satisftteeorydressing fir the hair.
it la all 1 could desire, being harmless
causing the hair to retain "its natural
Ceclor, and requiring but a small quantity
to reinter the hair easy to arrange.'--
lifre. M. At.. Bailey, 9 Charles .street,
Haverhill, blase.
" 7 have beep using.Ayer'' Hair Vigor
for several years, anbelieve that it has
caused my !]air to retain its natural
color." IsIrs. H. J. King, Dealer in
Dry Goods, &o., i3ishopvine, Md.
AyersHair Vigor9
rasreezb nvr
Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase.
Sold by Druggieteand Perfumers.
Me Huron News -Record
41.50 a Year -$1.25 in Advance
Wednesday, March 2nd, 1892.
A HORRIBLE STORY.
TWO NEGRO CHILDRI1N KILL AN IN•
FANT AND FEAST ON THE BODY.
Notes of a horrible story of mur
dor andcannibalism near Ivtys Itlill,
Georgia, has been received. Lucy
President, a degraded and idiotic
negro woman, Lift her home and
9 -months' -old infant in charge of
two older children, Markey and
Linda, aged respectively 11 and 9
years. She went to the place of
lbfr. J. A. Knight, two miles dis-
tant, to do some work for Mrs.
Kuight. After he: departure it
seems that Markey resolved upon
putting the iufaut out of the way.
He told his sister what he proposed
doing, at the Sema time telling )ler
that if she told he would kill her.
Procuring an axe, he deliberately
knocked in the infant's head and
mangled its body in diffrrentplaces,
Not content with the crime that he
had already elmmitted, he took a
fork and gouged out the eyes of the
little bne, which he roasted, and
then, taking a slice out of either
jam, ho and his sister sat down to a
_fftuls,tr---ZVinsp_ther m6tteeiweielilrned=
and found what had been done, she
did not show the mast sign of
maternal grief.
Remember
--
Remember that Ayer'• Cherry Pector.
al has no equal as 4 specific, for colds,
coughs, and all affections of the throat
and lunge. For nearly half a century it
has been in greater demand than any
other remedy for pulmonary complaints.
All druggists have it for sale.
-A very strange and startling
event took place near Freeport, a
email village near Berlin, on Tues-
day night last. John Gamen and
wife of Freeport, attended the re-
vival meeting on Tuesday night in
the old Mennonite church, near
Preston. During their trip to Pres-
,V,.,...to.1.. the.,.tergua- was_ahlaing-.-.browel-
fully
ow i" -fully clear, but on their leaving for
home was obscured by heavy dark'
clouds whish threw. everything into
darkness. Their horse was a heavy
bay twelve years of age• They had
got about half way home, when sud-
denly, the clouds burst and every-
thing was thrown into dazzling
brightness. For a womeut the
horse stood still as if paralyzed
with fear, and then with a shudder
fell over and was dead in an instant.
The neighbors helped the astonish-
ed couple home, and the next morn•
in the horse was buried. An
event of this order has never taken
place near this district before, and
it is the solo topic of conversation
of the little village.
•
HAVE YOU SEEN 1T?
The new Egyptian Dream Bodk is
c:eating quite a stir. Whether you be-
lieve is drown' and visions or not it will
interest and ir,atruct all who road it, as
it c rntains full interpretations of a com-
plete llst of dreams with other attractive
feature.. Sent by return mail on receipt
of 3 cent stamp, T. A1TLnufx & Co.,
Toronto, Oat.
-Representative Fithian, of Ill -
Hole has introduced a bill into the
Biotite placing agricultural imple-
rnents on the free list. He stated
that he had reason to believe Amer-
ican manefeclurers are shipping
their implements to C;nada and
selling thorn for lees than the prices
charged to farmers in the United
States.
tVi1EN NATURE SMILES AGAIN.
when nature smiles again in the mild
aprieg days, mankind t f en groans from
th. effects of bt;d blurt and kindred
troubles engendered Sy the long hard
winter. Rtmhve the cruse of all the
trouble by purifying your blood with
° nature's rrmely, Bard salt B10111 Bitters,
the boat flood searcher and tonic over
discovered.
BLOOD TO WORK MIRACLES
O UT Mt olt41,l 1 VOI9 Bktliti*Vi;P
WAS ,1xiUBST1,l1 Foil ill$ eeee"Rte
ASI'r4T. ,
Deputy Siierill' S. ,Aanbin , ha4
arrested henry 'i/ailson, a triiident
of Grosse Volt, Mieh,, on the
charge, of aesau. t prei'ezrpd ikiaiaet;
biro by Mrs, Qat;I;lttriao ,Atbbint.
The esa6ult ;toe the result( gfod►
fnualiOar craze, in which Jammu ')a
• self-styled epoetin. e Faith ie the,
foundation of tis belief, -and 'lie
preaches it to ht*.;Iifligltkora un tli
aligbtoet provocation. Recently; lie
bad been suffering with in ulcer.
*ted tooth, and his face has been
badly molten.
One of the leas taceptioal of his
followers suggested -tbat, he tp.plY.
hie own remedy. His •oomplience,
wee what led to hie .assault.
Janson is a spiritutytiet and. in-
voked the aid of the spirits, who'
told him, he says, that if ho would
Apply the blood of the first female'
who crossed his threebold to his"
face a cure would be affected.
Mrs Abbott was the victim, and
eho had no sooner entered his home
than Janson sprang upon her and
plunged a small penknife into 'her
wrist. Tho woman screamed and
fled from the house before Janson
could catch a drop of the blood
which flowed freely from the
wqutid. ,
perlment l .', Monod o¢nelwres *IA
net more .than one able bod,iad 1401
gar in tarty ie ino1i1/ed to wor�,
OV011 if to is offered.* fair romunert*
tion for his servlees,
'WHAT A BA 3" DID IN ON
HUI�
1. Yelled fittoen minutes with..
;,'nut taking broth. (Uuolo Will
cleolaree eodenu ty that this is a true
seatetrtent.),` '; •
2. Pulled "o `-enough hair from
•1 Kinin i'at:-he I and whiskers to
stuff a sofa pillow.
3, Cracked the wall paper as high
en he eonld reach with the poker.
4. Broke a stereoscope by sitting
down on it.
5. 'Swallowed six biittons and 'It
ghod part of a spool of thread.
C, 1luptied the contents of hia
)polher'e work • basket t1Awn the
furiaaee register.
7. Tried to squeeze the head of a
cat into a, tin cup and was scratched
badly in the attempt.
8. Knocked, the head off a fine
wax doll belonging to hie' older
sister by trying to drive a tack into
a toy tveggou with it.
9: Fell off the edge ef the what•
not, and brought down with him
two costly vases, which were ruin•
ed,
10. Broke two panes of window
glasa,with a cane which unole lot
him have.
11. Fell into a coal hod and
spoiled his new white siren.
12. Sot fire to the carpet while
uncle was out of the room hunting
up something to amuse him.
13. Crawled under the bed and
refused to come out unless uncle
would give him the molasses jug.
14. Got twisted into the rungs of
a chair, which had to be broken to
got him out.
15, Poured a pitcher of water
into his mother's heat shoe*,
16. Finally when he saw his
mother coming, he ran out to the
porch and tumbled off' the steps,
making his nose bleed and tearing
a hole a foot square in his dress.
CABINET RECONSTRUCTION.
A popular topic is cabinet reeenatruc-
tion, which reeky does not concera the
public so mucic as the reeonsthiction and
cleansing of the human system against
the approach of spring. The premier
medicine for thie purpeeo is Burdock
Blood Bitters, and both parties recognize
it as the beat blood puritier and general
system regulator known.
MUI1DERED AND CREMATED.
News comes from Loretto, a
little village in Adjala township,
Simcoo county, of a revolting crime
committed in that neighborhood a
few days ago. The victim, a strap•
ger, a peddler, put up at the tavern
kept by Mrs. Gamble, a place in-
feated by all the bad charactere of
the village and some heavy drink•
ing was indulged in, in the course
of whish the peddler was called up-
on for a song. The debauch con-
tinued. When the peddler left for
his room he was followed by leis
tormentors, by whom he was haus
dled in a most merciless manner,
blow after blow raining upon shite,
his cries for mercy deadened by tee
oaths and curses of hie murderers.
Then all was .til ; the sight of the
Woody, reaegled corpse, sobered and
accred the drunken crew, who, in
order to bide their awful. crime,
_car.Fied :._then -hod-} yew e -".'teeth a ii cl'
cremated-thtei:r: vi.etiut in --the large--
box
argebox stove in the bar room.
This story is vouched for by Mr
Lyon, inepector of weights and
measures, who spent the night at
the tavern, who, hearing the noise,
barricaded his bedroom and peered
the hours in fear and trembling un-
til the morning dawned, when the
full horrors of the scene wet his
view. The walla and floor of the
peddler's room were spattered with
blood, and in the stove were the
half charred remains of the unknown
man. Mr. Lyoti made the beat of
his way from the neighborhood and
told his story, which the authorities
are takingt►,stepe to investigate.
CQ>gleUrDtion-Cured: ---•.---"--
An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in hie hands by an East India mission•
ery the fermata of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronohitia, Oasarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Mlootions,*leo a positive and radical caro
for Nervone Debf'ity and all Nervone Complaints,
lifter having tooted its wonderful curative powers
In thonsande of eases, has fell it hie duty to make
it 1nown to his onfleringfellowe. Actuated byfhb'
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of charge, to all whn desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or )tnglieh, with full
direovions for preparing and using. bent by mall
by addressing with .tamp, naming thin paper.
W. A. Korea, e20 Powers' (flock, Rochester, X. Y.
0559-y
TRAMPS DO NOT L1KE WORK.
A SCHEMES TRIED IN FRANCE AND
WHAT IT PROVED.
A benevolently disposed French
citizen wielded to know the amount
of' truth contained in the complaints
of sturcy beggars that they wore
willing to work if they could get
. anything to de or any one to em-
ploy them. The gentleman entered
into negotiations with some mer-
chants and manufacture -el, and in-
duced them to offer work at the
rate of four francs (eight cents) a
clay to every person presenting him-
self furnished with a letter of re-
commendation from him. In eight
months 727 sturdy beggars came
uuder his notice, all complaining
that they had no work. Each of
them was asked to come the follow-
ing day to receive a letter whish
would enable him to get employ-
ment at four francs a day in an in-
dustrial establishment.
More than one half (415) never
came for the letter, a good many
others (138) returned for the letter
but never presented it. Others
who did present their letter worked
half a day, demanded two francs,
and were soon no more. A few
worked a whole day and then dis•
appeared. In short, out of the
whole 727 only eighteen were
found at work at the end of the
third day. As a result of this 'ex-
ADVIOV TO biorrreas. •Are you disturbed at
night and broken of yon.• roto by a elck eliild
suffering andoryinftwith pain of Cutting Teeth 7
If so send at once and get a bottle of "airs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teeth
ing. Its value 'e incalculable. It w11 relieve
•iteyonr little sufferer immediately. Depend upon
It, mothers; there is no mistake about it. It
aures Dysentery and Diarrhma, regulates the
stomach and boucle, curds Wind Colic, softens
the gums, tediums inflammation, and gtees tone
and energy to the whole eystem. "Mrs.Wiuslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething le pleasant
to the tante and is the prescription of ono of the
oldest and host female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all dreggiet's
throughout the world. Pries 25 (mete a bottle.
Be sure and ask for "bine. WIN2LOW'a Soo, VINO
tixnur,"sod tuke no other kind. 656-y
-Bev. Allen Reynolds, Who
pleaded guilty at Mount Pleasant,
Mich., to the _ Trite .le es e•_.ecen1.
"tnt'3%-T ve,tTi''iii nti Nichols, was
eeatenced _ lo--tliree years at
*Jackson. Tha woman who con-
fessed, got eight months at De-
troit.
-Cards are issued for a party to
bo given at the residence of Edward
E. Smith, 230 Caroline street, Ham-
ilton, on the tenth anniversary of
his birth. Mr. Smith was born in
1852, but as yet ho has been able to
celebrate only nine birthdays. His
natal day is Feb. 29. Ire is the
eldest son of the veteran city mes
stinger.
THE WALES HOTEL,
ALBERT -ST. NORTH, CLINTON.
The undersigned has assumed the proprietorship
of the above Hotel. The premieea are being re-
fitted and first -clans accommodation cay. yiiwaya..
._he -has --fop nsarri nd"be'ast'""Tif5' bar is supplied
with only the best Ale, Liquor, Cigaes, .0c., and
special attention will also be given to the dining
room department. There Is excellent stable
accommodation. The patronage of the general
public Is respectfully solicited. 084.3m
JOHN T. LEE, - PROPRIETOR
New Firm in the Old Stand.
The undersigned having purchased the old
established meat business of Mr, Arthur Coneb,
begs to Inform the pnblia that he will continue it
as it hen heretofore been aa'ried on.
ear/Keats of all kinds in season. Orders taken
and delivered ae senal.
Highest cash pride paid for sheepskins, hides
and tallow.
067 -tf
JAMBS A. FORD.
TUE CELEBRATED
Ideal Washer
and Wringer.
THE UEST'IIN TIME 1t11ARKET,j
Machines Allowed on Trial
am also agent for all
All AgPieultuPal Implements
Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill.
Call and see rue.
J. B. WEIRS CLINTON
EVERY FARMER'S SON
SHOULD HAVE
A Business Education
A POSTAL
will secure the catalogue of the
FOREST : CITY
Business College,
i.cD1 ]RCD , aavr- _
Over 100 students in attendance.
J. VV. Westervelt, Priuclpnl
11TLLTY$T t,A,7.rfiP,
etsseer's isomer te, a journal for tee Beene, 'T!
Rives the latest Iclemrpatipp with rcggrit en ttto
aahiorrs, and Oa numerous lilustrettoost Perla
deslgnr, and eettera•ahast aueetewente aro indtNt
P9paab1a aillt 0 'tit ltd, ee•est(ila.re,
aker mad t
modiste. 'i lo" ex 0na44la *PAM 4 to make De
artletie attractiveness of the highest order. pill'
bright stories,. aruuaipg CornQdiee,,lpd.thoughtful
-sways .ilatlpfy ell tastes, and its last 'page 'le
fatuous as er budget ef wit'and humor. In lta,
weeklyisenes everything ie included which to of
Interest to woman, The Serials for 1892 will be
written by Walter Beeent and William Black,
Mrs. Oligbant w ill beoonro * oantxibutor, Marion
Harland * Timely Talk'', 'Day In and Day Ont;'
are Intended for matrons, and Bolen Marshall
North will epeoleny address girls. 'P. W.Higgin•
eon, in "Women and #ten,'. will please a sa2k1-
rated audieuae. T�
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1892.
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to e'reed We. For further rertleelero aticly' to
SAM IIELIRVINE, Secretary School Serf ion No.
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OIl THE NEWS-RECQRD,
•
Albert Street, Clinton
FITS ✓ PT ural
NEW STOCK ! NEW STORE !
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, - CLINTON.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY, Dealer in Furniture,
Call at the New Store and see the stock of
Bedroom and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, etc., and general Household Furniture. The while Stock is from the very
beat manufacturers. Picture Frames and Mouldings of ever•,• desct'iption.
JOS. CUIDLEY, one door West of Diekson's Book Store
The Ne
FOR COOD ENVELOPES
sR000rdOR FNJINET iPLRNEA
FOR OFFICE PRINTING
THE NEWS -RECORD EXCELS IN ALT, DEPARTMENTS
J. O. STEVENSON,
Furniture Dealer, &c.
THE LEADING UNDERTAItER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Opposite Town Hall, - Clinton, Ont
IMPLEMENTS.
The subecribor having severed his connection
with the Massey Company, desires to intimate
that he has boon appointed egent for the well
known arm of
FROST & WOOD,
implement makers, of S,uith'o Falls, and will be
pleased to 1111 all orders in his line as heretofore.
Will *leo_..}'et,,o3m1anel,....WITiH- wane-'PLo e -
' C5tTEtt & .fkCOTT DitILLS, DISC HARROWS, and
articles of Hke nature.
W M. 'STANLEY
647-6m Holmeaville and Clinton
WATCHES'.
Waltham, Elgin, Illinois, Columhus, Seth
Thomas, and Rockford -new, model.
gB'A11 these tnakee in key and stent winders
Also pendant set watches.
J. BiDDLEOOMBE, CLINTON.
ESTRAY CATTLE..
Clime into the encloeuro of the subscriber,
Lot 24, Con. 12, Ilullett, about the latter part
of November, three red yearling steer] and one
red and white yearling heifer. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay expenses and
take the animals away.
ANDREW TAYLOR.
Londeeboro P. 0.
atbb S Staid' Enamel.
This is an article worthy of every lady's
attention.
If you want to gave time and labor, buy a
box.
If you want your ironed clothes to look neat
and clean and to last much le, .er, buy a box.
It you want the starch to ,•:.y- in the clothes
on the line in spite of calm or t:,,at, buy a box,
If you want everything to 1:,•.k like new, such
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