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000941 4pravp0 and the; pyste>;n ere:
feeblesi, ie the Tenn* nnft of it?uuumer$ble
when beat Ogre' for t►digtedien, �votp'.
n. ,omplieated.withLlver Ppnpltot t,
18 proved by the tollowieg test114pf1
troth Mrs, Joseph Irak°, of Brockway
0entret M011,:see q r<
"f!tvoit oeliaplainC Arid 41.01geetiola'
made 211y ?Hie a burden•.aud, cines near
r ending' My .pxisl .lent.. F'or` fippre 'thug
to}tr years, rendered untold agony, Was
redl►eeS1, einem to; skeleton, and nerdl
bed'ahreligtk'tet drag reireelt atend., • Ail.
hinds, of food distressed rhe and only
•Che most delicate eoutd bo digested at
T7ell, W thio tate time mentioned several
lief.ei Nothitreated 1 took > i nkned to do
he yep o)1 Ayer feargpper11a, which
bas producer( wonderful results. Soon
after commencing to take the earsapa•
rilla 1 could see an
improvement in myith'aanepthlgttosandwitceality to return
all the food taken, my etrennth 'ime
proved each day, and • after a Sew
monthsatyour
directions',faithful fudmyeelf a
woman, able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given me a
new leaeo of life," •
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
/PREPARED ST
Dr. 4, 0, Ayer do Co., Lowell, Mass.
' Prloo $1; rex bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle.
The Huron News -Record
1.60 a Year -41.25 In Advance.
Wednesday Illarch IGtk, 1892.
"Ayer', Medicines have been satiefteo
tory to me throughout my practice, es.
puoiuliy A'ae's Cherry Pectoral, which
has been used by many of my patients,
one of wh eoye he knowe it saved his
Iii,.."—F. L Morris, M. D , Brooklyn,
N. Y.
—JOB•,
(,Asia tacit of , Chepet)w,
Bruno county, succeeded after three
days hunt, iu shooting a /laps black
bear, which was driven ont of his
winter quarters iu the Greenock
swamp. lie' weighed over, 300
pounds.
Dinh ee cion hoe its own p
Lady ; but with the blood n
a stare of uuiferrn yigo
the. use of Ay„r'e Sar
Iter n.nrd to he tier
al influenoce.
Is SO safe and
rec
• t•
liar ma.
intained in
and purity by
parilia little clan.
from meteorologic•
other blood medic'/ e
aieettv0.
e Halifax S. P. O.A.,has
veil a letter from a respectable
ah at Rewdon, Haute County, to-
day, who states his wife has eloped
with an Iudiali and has token their
youngest child with her. Ile has
succeeded in locating her, but she
refuses to return to her. home or
give up the child. The S. P. C. A.
will likely take thee child from the
woman and hand it over to the
father,
106 Agnes St. Toronto, Out., May 23,
1887 : ' It is with pleasure that I certi-
fy to the foot of my mother having been
oured of a boa matte of rheumatism by
the use of S. Jeeobe oil, and this after
having tried other preparations without
avail." Wm. H. Al OCONNELL.
—The Boird of Minnesota Pris-
on Managers at a regular meeting
fixed the price of prison bindiing
twine at 10 cents per pound. Last
year it was Bold at 9 cents, but
money was lost on every pound
manufactured. At 10 cents the
board thinksit will justcover ex-
penses, ( ring convict labor at 45'
cents a day, and not taking into
consideration the wear of machinery
power, etci •
THE ' Myrtle Navy" brand of smok-
ing tobacco has .toad the teat for over,
twenty years, and during that time it
has lost no friends and gained scores of
thousands. This" lengthened experie0Oe
shows that it,ie no more peednat faehlon
whish hos gained it the approval of the
pnblie, b it its superiority in the eseen•
tial qualities which melee a first -orate to-
bacco.
A year ago C. A. Dean of Den•
ver, sued S. W. French for damages
for alienating the affections of his
wife, and eecured judgment fpr
$100,000. The judge set aside the
verdict as exorbitant and a new trial
was ordered. The second( trial was
concluded to•day, the jury bringing
in a verdict for $45,000. This is
the largestjugdnent of the kind ever
rendered in the West.
PLEASANT AS SYRUP.
Mr. Douglas Ford, Toronto, Oat.,
States that Milburn'. C id Liver Oil
Emulsion with Wild Cherry Bark is free
from objeeti ,n able taste, being almost as
pleasant RS syr up, whs'e tor coughs and
colds it gives c anptet° eatiefection, act-
ing promptly even to obstinate oases.
—The second son of Mr. John
Wright near Belwood, Ont., a boy
abont six years old, while playing
with an open jackknife, fell in the
doorway. The knife entered the
forehead, above the right eye, to
the depth of three fourths of an
inch, direct into the brain. His
mother went to his assistance, but
was unable to hull out the knife.
Hie father also WHA unable, and,
until further assistance was got
from the hired man, the knife could
not be withdrawn. The point of
the knife being very dull, and no
doubt the skull bending before part
he, was the came of the difficulty
in extracting the knife. The boy
so far ie doing well.
APYgrai o htglre440t •A14e 704 dlgtar104 .t
Oallitt and ltreaell Of your zest by a sick' child,
•attiring enderylug with path off!outN4gvfi'e,tie1
t OP rien4 Ott nub0 and girt a bottle 9fi "Afire,
ibgl!Ie1tis 4140 lttl090144 eel g1aUle. Tt !rig 'reor Phtlarea ds Ar
1h aaar1111hkallflettVitenualletelyib�pQo1nt*e: Preseeepo
lt, attett,eirat thbja is no tnteta a abort •it. Et
ettrel 'Alaeglttesy Iced Diarrhoea, reg4latao°the
•6otneehartdbowelei ennui Wind ¢olio, 801teu0
'OM 9018411.04a2ea 1,4atntp.titt)tt, and fl vee,, telt
endenerfy� to the. a•!tp a SPreekn',' ".4f4ef,'Itel <tow'a..
Seething Syrup" for children teethlp, 1b. pl ease t,
fp the (este ancie�in the itxeaprlutlee i4 vac of OAP
utde"tetld•beetfemale phyelelane tied tiara.*ln
he Vetted dietee, aryl ie Ott vale by ell 4rugglet',
thpaigboitt the world. Pelee 25 °eats a butt!.
aalyre Rad eek"Ler 4100. Wrssr,p w'➢ $onxxxsi,
echoes'"cud take no otber:kfnd. 656y
/.reale* Beaty, one of /Toronto'.
oldei4`Raa bo8t:kJH»yp oitj one, br'.a?
Abed his last, ' het week, .Be
Was born in Ireland,'county Cavan,
94 years ago and came to this coun-
try in 1818► end engaged in the
•leather 'business, ► Afterwards 'he'
became proprietor aild manager of
the Leader. For several teripe he
represented Toronto in Parliament,
During the last three or four years
the old' geltilieman hag 'heel;living'
in retirement. in Parkdale.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice, baying
had plaee4lo his hands by en blast Indla,,elesion-
aryy the fennel,' of a simple vegetable remedy for
the
BrnnoLlrlii CatarrhmAerhmn Landfallothroatrand
LunQ'Afrectious, also a pueitive end radioed eurofor N
otter having tented Debility
0, opderfalNervous and all curativep
powers
fn thnuoand" of pee, ban felt 1t hie dnty to make
it known to hie suffering !allogs, Autentedb thie
motive end a desire to relieve Inman Battering, I
will send free of charge, to all who desire it, able
recipe, in Dornan, French or English, with full
directions for preparing enc using. Ncut by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W.A. Harm, 820 Potsere Bieck, Rochester, N. Y.
850-y •
•
—The Brussels, Out., monthly
horse fair, held in that town last
-Wednesday, was the most successful
one ever held. The town was pack.
ed with farmers, and the marketable
horeos of all grades were very plea•
tiful. Some tine epecltnens in
heavy draught were offered. 0
team was Bold for $300. Th
iutn class, general purpo
from $100 to$150
eters about
that wer
There or
e
ned-
, brought
oh, and road -
up. Nearly all
sale changed hands,
ere 20 buyers present.
IT LEADS THE LEADERS.
Tie foremost medicine of the day, fiur-
n•
ac.k
Blood Bitters, '
is
arel
u
p y vegetable
compound pomeesing psrfect regulating
plwere over all the organs of the system
and controlling their aooretione. It Co
puri0es the blood that it cures all blond
humora and diseases from a common
pimple to the wore& a.:rofulous sore, and
thie combined with Its nurivalled regula-
ting, eleansioe and purifying iufioence
ou the secretions of tho liver, kidney.,
bowels and skin, render it uurqualled as
a cure fur all di'easee of the akin. From
two to four bottlee will cure belle, pim-
plea, blotches, nettle rash, scurf, tetter,
and all the simple forma of ekiu disease,
Flom two to four bottles will euro salt
rheum or eczema, shingle., erysipelas,
ulcers, abviceseee, running sores, and all
skin eruptions. It is noticeable that
enterers from ekiu diseases are 'nearly
always aggravated by intolerable itch•
ing, but tide quickly subsides on the
removal of the -disease by B. B. B.
Peasing on to graver yet prevalent di-
seases ouch ae scrofulous ewellinge,
humora and eorofula. Wo have undoub-
ted proof that from three to six bottles
used internally and by outward applioa•
Mon ('diluted if the skin is broken) to the
effected parte, will effect a cure, The
great mission of B. B. B. is to regulate
the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood, to
correct acidity and wrong action of the
etomaoh and to open the sluice ways of
the system to carry off all clogggd and
impute secretions, allowing natute thus
to aid recovery, and remove without fail
had blood, liver complaint, biliousness,
dyspepsia, siok headache, dropsy, rhea•
matiem, and every speoien of disease
arising from disorder of the liver, kid-
neys, bowels, stomach and blood.
We guarantee every bottle of B. B, B.
Should any peregn ke cligaatiAfiAci }feet,
acing the 0re'i'botttea we will refund the
money on application, personally or by
letter, 1Ve will also be glad to send
testimonials and information proving the
effect of B. B. B. in the abnve•named
diseases on applioation to T. MILBURN &
Co., Toronto, Oat.
CLEVER AT HANDLING
. WHIPS.
There was a horsewhipping acrape
at the Hotel Jones at Elmore, Mich,
the sensational particulars of which
have been made public.
Ida Carson and Jennie Mayo, two
pretty girls employed at the hotel,
have been bothered for some time
with the attentions of Frank'W'ilson,
another employe. Unsuccessful in
his suit, Wilson recently began to
scatter scandalous stories about the
young women. -,
Last night they learned of his
Work and at once hit upon a novel
plan of revenge. Calling him into
the kitchen they confronted him
with his stories, but he protested
hie innocence. Just then one of
the persons to whom he had made
the defamatory charge stepped
from behind a door with
two new horee•whipe. The raw-
hides were handed to the enraged
girls with the command : "Now
give it to him."
The girls pushed the man into
a corner and lashed him furiously
over the head and shoulders, the
three holding him prisoner.
In vain the man fought to get
away. Two girls pushed him back
with chairs while the third lashed
him, despite of his pleadings for
mercy.
The infuriated women did not
desist until the young man dropped
insensible.
When he revived they told him
they intended to kill him unless he
left town, and since then ho has not
been seen.
41.4c1PROCITY. 'WIT CAIN,
ADA,
QAkt. If FOS!'$ "O B1$A1il[:A AT
Tiill MAW YORK AO41111 OF xi;Ape!
1Ha►1d4tiA7t'.
M the abnp li ain'4et^Pftbe
3'ut�(5,,J3oltrd ,bt,''Tr'ad'a'hln : Naw
d Tritasppr;`
dation lift Iieltnotlieo'e. the other
evening, speeches were. made by
Ncty pr
0
mr a
I"t
•
4r
f0
qtes
hsps the moat important
P
ties that
by Gen;4. Wer goo*, fh6eg11a.
man who with Secretary .,Blaine,
Tuts' the clUtelialt, xeralpl'AQlty:dome
taiesiouere at Washington 9'eoently,
and who has negotiated the reoipro,
city treatise with various natioue
under tha '1e inloy Act, 'Oa
enure° .of his remgp s on ',red
city" Air. Actor s "
oily is Inseparably tint theta ro-
Pro-
tetanal. It is impossible under the'
„system of free trade. • It ie only
whoa a country maintains a protec-
tive tariff that it is in fl position to
offer to other countries valuable
concessions for specific' products is
return/ for exceptionat favors for its
own products. The country which
breaks down the protective system
and opeue up its markets freely and
without price to alt nations is in no
condition t0 secure exceptional
favore from other countries. The
commercial reciprocity treaties re-
cently negotiated between Germany,
Austria, Italy, Switzerland add Bel•
glum are based' upon a recognition
of this principle, and they effectu-
ally dispose of the question of free
trade ou the coutinenl of E air
for the next tw
the period
ereaties.
semi
d
ve yeal•e at leatt,
duration of those
11 re have entered upon a
r policy in this country, and
conbietently and steadily adhered
to, and not broken down by our
own partisan action, it bide fair to
give to this nation a predominating
commercial influence On &hie hernia-
phere which will add greatly to ou'r
prosperity andour natioual pride.
But this may be asked if this be true
why not extend it to our Canadian
neighobrs on the north 1 The first
answer is, that with our tropical
neighbors, whose products are so
diss"
1 nliiar to ours, reciprocity is a
simple matter, but when we come to
deal with a couutry haviug thous-
ands of miles of territory, and with
like products and industries the
queetiou becomes more complex.
But it is not the insuperable diffi
culty. The fact that Canada dons
not possess the right of negotiating
]ler Own treaties, but musthave
them negotiated for her by a distant
'newer which ie controlled by econ-
omic principles entirely different
from both those of the United States
and Canada, constitutes the chief
barrier to any arrangement so long
as other illtarit te.
oda are to control negotiation for
commercial relations with such of
our neighbors as recognize Amari•
can (in its broadest ieneo) s9 para-
mount to European iajnenee on
this hemisphere. To alt such coun-
tries we should open the doors of
trade as wide and as freely as the
interest of our own established in-
dustries- will permit. Beyond that
the spirit of genuine Americanism
does not require and does not per-
mit us to go."
THE WALES HOTEL,
ALBERT -ST. NORTH, CLINTON.
The undersigned'hae assumed the proprietorship
ot.the above ,.Hotel. The -premises are beinr.re-
Bitted and flrst.clase accommodation can always
he had for man and beast. The bar is supplied
with only the beet Ale, Liquor Cigars, &e., and
special attention Will oho be given to the dining
room department. There is excellent stable
accommodation. The patronage of the general
public le respectfully solicited. 084.3m
JOHN T. LEE, - PROPRIETOR
New Firm in the Old Stand,
The old
established meatted buefneesraof liar �Arthurhaeedthe Ooa,h,
begs to inform the pabllo that he will continue it
as it has heretofore been parried on.
tarMesta of all kinds in eoason. Orders taken
and delivered as natal.
Highest cash prise paid for sheepskins, hides
and tallow. rq
667 -tf JAMES A. FORD.
- THE CELEBRATED
Ideal Waser
Viand Wringer.
THE BEST IN TUE MARKET
Machines Allowed .on Trial
am also agent for all
All Agricultural Implements
Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill,
Call and see rue.
J. C. WEIR, CLINTON
EVERY FARMER'S SON
SHOULD HAVE
A Business Education
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FOREST t CITY
Huslness College,
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Over t00 students in attendance.
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meant ere Who
Plkie,lbi, atke tp be Etre lis rAtt ends•
a►odtatq, p ..cap;ntd to f e are `. td plate: lta.
9rtietlo attraeheedess pf the highoet Ofdex, He
bright Aeries, *meow ooioseles and theoghttal
easels 7 motility eel tanto
a ,
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vRt
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men and lien," wet please a oOtti.
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comfortable house and stablest;nadjoining aodc-
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TEACHER WANTED.
not
to eed
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1892,
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