The Huron News-Record, 1892-05-04, Page 8SHILOH'S
CONSU P i JON
CURE.
• This CxBK i' COUGIi CURE, this
sureettssful CONSUMPTION CUR;,
iswitltuttt a parallel iu the history 01
nredicino. Ail drugpeste are author
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I11r1, G ortpN 31 eentaele V 8.,'04.to
,, ezeuelltats(1 front the utllee ux•"Dtaa„
131aaltai,, CIfuton, is doing very
well at klarrietuu, where he ie .haat-
eel, and bide fair to wurk up a tw•
urytM'rstive motive.
Mtt, T, JacEts.ofi, Jtt., of ti.e fifer
>1. Jackson Bros„ !own, has return -
el trent Chicago ethers he wee on a
Iyiteg visit. While hi the World's
tied to sell it on a positive guarau tee, [ eon. city he met several.' former
re test that no'utber otrre can success• Ciilltoniane, the \Viremtlus, Joseph
fully rstaud. It you have a Cough, Walker and others, all of whore
• Sut't:Throat, Or Broucbitia, use it,for Appear to be doing well.
it will cure yon. If your child has
the Crogp, or \Vlrooping Cough, use ,AMPUTATION Br MAGtIINERY.---
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you One day Inst weep a young Ran
tread that insidious dieenee CON,
SU:l1P'1'ION, don't fail to use it, it
named
1 ertyReynolds,anto y, Thad the first
will curt! you or cost nothing. Ask
your Druggist fur SHILOII'S CURE, •Joints of the two first fingers ou
!'rice 10 Is., 50 ct:,. and #1.00. If each hand taken dr by a jointer
your Limos zero stn' or Back lame, neaohiile which he was operating.
use Shiloh',; Porous Baster. ' 25 ets. \Ve are glad that the injury is not
so bad as at first reported, serioue
To Advertisers. though it ;s.
et ll chanyes of Adt'ertis;n>enls, to
insure insertion in the current issue,
must he received at the office not later
than' Monday noon. Copy for
changes received later than Monday
noon will hei sifter be at the Adeer.
liar's own risk.
WHITELY (fa TODD, Publishers.
tom=mantra zsawzmast,r awmsn.uncibtas,
[h e Huron News -Record
'jl.ua a Year—?1.C5.1n Advance
Wetletrs•Jay, Relay 1892.
..LOCAL NEWS.'
In and !Around the Hub,
g0 galk.
L�oAr. NO'rlclts.—All notices in these
cohtnwns of meetings or entertainments,
previous to holding of the same,at which
an adn)ission fee is hnrged,orfrom which
a pecuniary benefit ie to be derived, will
be charged at the rate or ten cents per
line. THE •,[UST LARGELY CIIIOULATLI)
PAPER IN Tata SECTION.
On, WHAT n Coucn !—'rill you
heed the warning. The signal per-
haps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease Consumption.
Ask yourself if you can afford for the
sake or saving 50e., to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your cons). It never fails.
CAwTr,Lov Bios. have received t►
car toad of. sugar which will be sold
at the very lowest price 'for cash or
arm produce.
•Lost.—A pair of ordinary nickel
rimmed spectacles. Finder will con•
ter a favor by leaving them at this
office.
Cuartxo.—Sara Lord Bailey, tre world.
rellowo'tl a l(wuuoujat,w.1t gtv✓ Nil cuter-
taiuir1fat in Town Hall on t.J.ey l2th,
under the auspices of the C.iui on hie-
Lbaniea lusticute. Davit miss it. 8E0
progr arrinies,
TORONTO WA/IOC,—At elseoctatiou dull
hat evening, :wars. S.tra L•.ri ka;lev, one
of the first t.tdy leaders of the United
.Staten, at:ye:tied for the firer, time and
more than sustained the great reputation
that has prncetietl her. Her readings
were good, particatarly h;sr rendering of
"Taut Chariot trains," which hat prohably
meet: beam cii.;altod is Toronto. 'phis
brdtiant made,' It; Already brei sting quite
p!pul,er with the Ceuaatutn
T,ac)Nro Sal:unUAr Nu:ur.—blr.,
Ii,ttey hies made li:raelf a favorite bare
. tatt.svan .gul.tit'to..o rintou.a os *is gccasion,
by her n,•uitat oun of the 'U lar lot "fit,.+CIT'
1 it }lin liar, ''Tice liap.rieuee . f a
G .arta" and " Lie for a Life." She
Iats tw flue presence and great tnagnetiu
jto.ier, bunt of which contribute largely
to her extraordinary success.
3.OrtO..re 1;Mrtitts.--Mrs, B. i1-y'srepu-
tati..n as an elocutionist ir/ rapidly ex-
t.eueli'tg, and hot pert.,rinc:nee hist night
was calculated to add eonsti 1 r.;trly to it.
Her recital of the "Chariot R.,ee" from
flu tiur, could not be surpassed.
Ma. A. M. Told is still confined to
the house, but at time of writing
gives evidence of improvement.
'Jr.. 8..T..Alenet.w8 has bran put•
ting up a windmill fur Mr. John
Itwsfurd •
L.tww'Yj:a Dixon, .of Exeter, was
in town Monday Intl 1ve were glad
to see his cheery face and hear his
hearty salutation.
MR. GEORGE Moonr, of ('•hicngo,
gave, the NEWS • ItrcoRD a cell .\Jon•
day afternoon whon returning from
tauderieit uta his way house,
Arrr,r KING (1.xlELox lass been
through a consi.leranle purtion of
the Province grafting and taking
sock of..apple prospects.
A PAIR of fine enrriage horses
were shipped from Clinton station
the other day, by Mr. T. C. Doher-
ty, to the Bell Organ and Piano Co.,
Guelph.
ills. 1'. C. D)rrrITY has sold and
delivered to Mr. Lack Kennedy, of
the Central Hotel, a Bell piano.
Some of the best musicians in town
have tested it and declare it to be a
magnificent instrument. •
F. T. ICoELLE, formerly of the
Nelsons Bank here, for some time
wet with the Hongkong and Shang-
hai Bauking Co., Lombard St.,
London, Eug., will shortly leave
for China,
Ms. J. J, WRIGHT, of the Point
Farm summer resort, near Goderich,
muffle town Saturday. Mr. Wright
bas one of the.; prettiest places on
the contiuent, whore persons who
want to spend a few weeks away
front the "madding crowd" of
cities Can wile away, the time in nu
interesting and health recuperating
manner. J. J. isnot only a prince
of hosts, but he is a host in himself,
taking the word as u noun of multi
tude. lie is a ebarmiug converse.
tionalist, whether as an anecdotal
raconteur, as a metaphysician or as
u philosopher. And withal a gen-
oron's provider of the things that
delight those whose good digestion
waits upon a healthy appellee.
DIED IN Itflentoeee.—There died
in Adamgrove settlement, Earnoch
()entity, Michigan, last week,
James llinnroe, who mus for many
yearn was a residontof the foenship
of Ktulass Bruce county, near Lucke
now villuge. Deceased was a native
of Sutherland,ltire, Scotland, and
was 82 years and 4 months of age at
tho lime of Itis death. Ila Cau>a to
Canada 61 years ago and for some
tirne settled in Toronto, where he
was tuartied, and afterward); removed
to Goderich township, where he re-
sided for 35 years. IIo then stone
to Kinloss and after a residence of
12 yetis, removed to bis lato hone
iu 'Michigan. Ho leaves a faetily
of nine children, all of whom are
married, and a large number of
grandchildren. Deceased will b>
well - remembered es tho proprietor
of the old time "smiddy" at Holmes --
villa.
Do Yob KNowN YOUR LETTrits?
Any roan "who could read would
probably resent such an imputation
Q(. ,,' u ale e.rts this uestiorl cou-
vo'y"e• •*L4".T '"S'r3t�ry"`,,i:R' v your let -
tete'?" is asked lite 'little tot when
he or she first sots foot in school.
But grown up moo and women may
be pardoned fur. believing they
aro spanking the truth when
they 'answer "yes" to the
question. Thechancesa:'e,howevor,
that they don't know tircir lettere.
Why has "A" its present chaps 4
Stumped the first time ! A takes
ite'shape from a picturo of an eagle.
B was once the picture of an
Egyptian bird. I) represented a
mat's hand, b' was the horned
viper. The two upper strokes are
the, remains of the horns and the
perpendicular line the uprigh t
Ludy of the viper. H was once the
soinbt.r•nce -of a -sieve. Wo got oar
letters from the Phcrniciau alphabet,
which in turn came from the
hieroglyphic picture writing of
Egypt. So t.9.4!it ireao..:en t,.of,'
kilo wvdedge nett tirne yo.0•aeetets -6ti'�
a -simple -question. 1
AN OLD IICIONITE DEAD, --Tho
Tho Vancouver (18 U } Telegram, of
the 18th says :—"Wm. Martin oun
of the pioneer residents of Vancou-
ver, wvhore lie will be remembered
as a papular hotel -keeper,- died on
hie farm in Laugloy on Saturtiay-
ile was burn in Colborne, ,county
of 11urou, On1., 1834. He learned
the trace of hinnies maker, but
shortly afterwards went into Crain
purcha, ing and cotntnienion business
in Goderich. In 1875 he went to
Manitoba, walking from Fargo to
Winnipeg. Ile settled at .Eurcrson,
bought the lomiuiou hotel, and iu
partnership with It, Balfour [mitt
the Emerson ruilway bridge. Like
every other progressive spirt tin thou
day's ho was a real estate specula-
tor and was reported to be very lick.
But the buont collapsed, and Mr,
Marti it returned to ountractinl;, and
with Air. Banally worked in the
mountains of British Columhia.
Iu 1883 he arrived at Vancouver,
and built the I3urrard hotel tied
stocked it just before the great fire.
IIe he gnu all over again after that
and built another hotel in acotlter
part of the city—the present
Balmoral—and about two yoat'a ago
bought a farts at Langley, His
family consists of four sone autl
three daughters ono of whore is Mrs.
R. Balfour and an other Mrs. J. T.
Abrry, of Vancouver." Deceased
rnterried a daughter of the late
Iiiehd Simmons, Sr„ of Goderich,
and wvas brother of the late Elijah
Martin of that place and of Amos,
now of Michigan; Henry, of Salt -
ford ; Isaac, recently of Lucknowv ;
John, of Wingham, and of two
sisters who married the brothers
Papst.
UJLLS.
THE PRICE 1
You are invited to come and get the benefit of the great
fall 111 price.
Reduction in Wall Paper
is the order of the day.
\Ve have been through our stock of
WALL PAPER and made. such sweep-
ing reductions that it will bring the paper
to proportionally low figures.
We have a first class paper trimmer and
trim all paper free of cost
Before moving into Mr. Whiteheacl's new
block we wish to make a clean 'sweep of
The above remarks apply to
WINDOW SHADES.
\iVe have reduced them to unheard of prices,
Curtain Poles, 'Complete, 25c.
binsREX
ros,
Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
r---•--.�.ra.r�wm�rarem�n'emwc'w"°cn'!°mr�
.A bright writer, evidently a
woman, in \Vowaukind, stye: "If
Coluuthus had nut married a wife
with a dowry of geogreplical love,
and found a (peace with plenty of
jewelry, the world alight still have
beonynothi�ug but a pancake,"
ACCORDING to the Detroit Tribune,
the Patruna of Irtdusll'y iu Michigau
have decreased in a year's time from
70,000 to less than 15,000, The
reason aso-.igued for the great falling
off is that desiguiug men sought to
use the order fur their own ends,
thus produced dissatisfuetiuu and
disaster.
Was IT AN EARTI-;QUArt.?—Cali•
fornia has been havingearthquekes
httely, ttn't buildings have been
shattered and their coutel>ts'sOattrt•
ed. On Monday afternoon situul-
taneons with the six o'clock boll
Harland's hardware store, here,
presented sn appearance o1•
having been Interviewed by
an cartl.quako wave. Largo quan•
tities of goods, along with the
cornice on which they wore
Placed, came tumbling tothe fluor
demolishing in their course several
show cases. The dust llew about,
the building quavered and it seemed
for the moment as if the ruck of
doors had colpo. The employeee
were agltastand the sine of a lifetime
rushed across their minds with the
velocity of lightuifig. L'ut when the
debris settled sotnowhat and a calm
view of the situation was taken they
con eluded that the commotion had
notut'isen framnnysupernatural cause
°or unusal disturbance in the bowels
of the oartli. It time- merely ills
result of the ordinary laws of gravi-
tation, or as some assert, of the die
plrc4Prcut of large volumes of •stir
:, eseeZIA -a=ezetee; !tee -tones of the
town bell,praduced:by an extra vigor-
ous pu l l et the boll a ops by M r. Welsh,
as tomo people hail asserted that
they did not hoar the ringing of
the early 'morning hell. The delu-
ge to Messrs Hariand will pro-
bably foot up to $100.
A PRosrr•.CT1t-1t L'l:u>r iN TEAns
--A wedding was announced to
take place last night on huller street,
which did not cotne off. The pros.
poctive bride was Miss :Mary Mc-
Gregor, and the young man who
had pledged his honor to join the
ranks of the henodicts after Easter
was Thome the old
adage that there is many a slip
'twixt the cup and lip—proved, un•
fortunately, too true iu this inst-
ance. The wedding Was, of course,
to bo private-, bat the autrounceen>aut
of the nuptials leaked out, and the
young I.rdy's friondslooked forwatd
to today when they could oxteud
their congiatulalioua. The faith-
less lover was 0n 0 visit to his home
iu Goderich over Sunday and re
turned to the Thompson house'
where the boat ded, Muudey night.
Yesterday ho was to engage the par-
son and present himself at the,
bride's another's at eight o'clock
All tho other arrangements wore,
complete, to far as the bride tend
perfect them, but at the appointed
hoer Tom failed to put in an ap-
pearance. Minutes grew into hours,
when Miss McGregor's worst fears
appeared to be realized. Her lover
had proven false, and instead of
carrying out his engagement, had
Wren the 10.30 G. T. R. train in
tho morning for the wrest. The
faithless lover was n tnilor in John
White & Co's stare for about two
peeve, Miss McGregor being erne
played as a tailoress in the sam-
establishment— rVoodefo(J; ,S 1?,
Miss MunnAY has been very ill
the past few days.
Sr. PAUL'S C11000il.—The ];.rater
Offering in this Church amounted
to $119.
Mn., HARRY HARTT,, of Belittle,
assisted by lucid talent, intends pro•
duciug the celebrated play "Hazel
Kir k". our town, at nn early (fate,
for the benefit of a needy member
of No. 4 Company, 33rd Batt. Mr
fitwrtt has met with very flatteriug
success in \Viugharn, Listowell and
\\ralleertou Ste the tanto undertak-
ing.
()L's OLIG.trio11Y.—After waiting
nearly four mouths the LocalGoverr.-
stent has at last sltwmoued up
courage to notify the Sheriff of
Bruce 'County, 1141 on account of
Mr. Hieury's political record not
beim in sympathy with theirs, they
tweet, to accept .his nomination as
gaoler.
ONE of n tom of horses attached
t0 a farmer's mignon came very
nearly getting ono leg on both sides
'of rho pole, ou Saturday, in front
of Cooper's book atone, As it was
he u>arlo out to get one hind leg ou
each Fide of the pole. And he
didn't seen) at all pleased with h'is
new puliey. Not more .0 than
Cartwright is pleased with any of
his new fade'. But the 1loree had
sense enough to recognize the int -
policy of Itis awkward predicament,
and kicked like a'!'E•xan nate until
he got extricated,- Not so, however,
with Cartwright. IIe has not enough
`beeree sense'-'- to- --extricwte-_-htm•
self and his party from the predica-
ment be has got himself and it into,
else he would adopt a Canadian
policy.
SOME I.'sesFoR SaLT.—FVW peo-
p1e realize the value of Salt, It CRD
bo used in many waye about the
house and is indispen,'able as n
medicine. A little salt rubbed on
cups will attire of tea stains. If put
in whitewash it will stake it stick
better. 1.."eed ns e tooth powder it
will keep the teeth white and the
ghats hard and rosy. Salt and
water is ono of the hest gargles for
'Bore throat and ih a preventative of
diphtheria if taken in time. Salt
and water will clean willow furni-
ture, if applied with a brush and
then rubbed dry. If held in the
mouth aNor having a tooth extracted,
it will stop the bleeding. Calico and
all prints will hold their color and
look brighter if rinsed in stilt water,
Silk handkerchiefs nod ribbons
should be washed in salt wnter-and
ironed while wet, to obtain the best
results.
3f A ItlY1117,12S.
DeeEET--Awtrante:40--.0n the 20th inlet
in Christ Church, Listowel, by 1tty. J.
Parke, Mr. Robert Docket of the Tp.
of (,rey to Mie. Christina EI zabeth
Armsu•ong ..f Tp. of Elam, formerly
of tho Tp. of tVltwanoeh, daughter of
the late John P. Areestrong.
--A IO year odd boy named Strile-
er of Chatham, wrestling ',via) an
elder brother on Saturday night
sustained rupture, which }ta:a super,
induced peritonitis from the effects
of which` the lad will die.
—In a• settlement adjacent to the
Moosejn w District., N. W. T., a
woman and her grownup daughter
undertook to kill a calf. They placed
the animal on a saw horse and while
the woman held it the daughter eat.
off the young bovine's head with a
buck saw.
"Kellie
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Is there a buyer who has missed this great bargain? Y "
have sold a tremendous quantity of them and there is,
only a small lot left.
PRICE, - _ .25 CENTE
Regular price 75 cents. New, Fresh Goods.
Linen Handkepehjef8
ON SATURDAY NEXT we will offer
200 Fine
Linen Handkerchiefs bought at auction and worth.
25c. and 35c. As Iong as they last you can take your
quantity AT 15 CENTS—and they are the biggest
snap ever offered in Clinton, Fill up while they last.
Children's Clothing.
Our Stock is now full and complete,. and by long odds
the largest and cheapest assorttnent in the county.
ON SAT UR '.A r
we will offer a limited quantity of
BOY'S SUITS AT$1.00
Anybody who misses this bargain will regret it..
Siothiers and Furnishers,
WHOLESALE P1
Were clearing out the
balance of their spring
stock of LACE CUR-
TAINS at a big reduc-
tion off regular prices.
his gave us the chance
to secure some
reat
bargains.
tl
We took advantage:. of
the opportunity, and pur-
chased a large quantity.
and now offer you some
of the biggest bargains
in Lace Curtains ever
given in Clinton
SEEING IS BELIEVING.
If ' you want Curtains
come and see thea. If
you think you don't want
them, see them anyway.
We think perhaps you
will change your mind
FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
0
Estate J. Hoftes,
DRY GOODS PALM, CLINTON ONT.