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IIV net re.medifel itt seaM.RO, ie liable to
beFome habitual oriel attranio, Drag.
tic:pur ativebr, by weeiteeingtl4o bowels,
'cPj►1rm, rather ,than Dore,. the teeil,
.],►yang Rills, being rrftl!1, eiXective, and
gtrengtbening 1rf their action, are gener,
4}1ly teearamended by the faeuity,as the.
belt :ofapei1 * ts.
t• having ,been eubject, for years to
, w
constipationithout i?eipg able to find
wueli reifef, T at last toed Ayer's Pills.
I deem it birth a duty and a pleasure
to testify that I have clerfved greet ben-
efit front their use. J'or over two years
past 1l have. tekeh one of those pills
everyntgllt.beforeretiring, I would not
willingly bo without them."—Q. W.
Bowman, 2ti Ttaet Afttinet., Undid*, Pa.
"I flave.been taking Ayer's Pills and
using them in my family since 1357, and
cheerfully recommend them to all in•
need of a safe but effectual datliartic."
—John M, Boggs, Louiaville, Ky.
t4F� eight yenris Ives afflicted with
cilnsti nation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no mora
for me. Then I began to take Ayer's
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now I am in excellent health." --13. L.
Loughbridge,.Bryan, Texas.
" Having used Ayer's Pills, with good'
results, I fully indorse them for tho pnr-
poses for which they are recommended."
—T. COMM, M. D. Centre Bridge, Pa.
Av'er's Pills,
PREPARED sr
.Dr. J. O. Ayer dt Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Jfotifelna.
Tie Huron News-Recora
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.fig a Year—$1.25 in Advance
Wediiesdav, May lith,
Milburr'a Cod Liver Oil E uui,ion with
alio e''etl•. and Iiypul,h"nphitas 1. •li,
Purest ' and beat cure fur uoughe, wade,
boers.•rteen, hronuhi'.ia Ned aathltta
Price a0. and $1 00 per bottle.
—The• Allanliner Ssrdininn,
ju••t elVlv"d Irotn 'AVM pout, bru,}ght
out Vvl•1. 500 settlers fur the North -
M•11 1.r. 'el Cod Liver 0^! E.'i lsiou
wen 11 11 ('Betty, atlat liypopn.'spnituu
e u.',ine, toe outa'ive p"gess •.f 'h-
p.(•,,.,r.1 ,e me•'ie„ ultnt,oned to the m ^t
p•rtrot. Ami pala.ahlu lura,. P'ice 50,
aud ip 1.00 per butt,,'.
—Senator Aldrich has practical-
ly auuuutced that nu tariff legimle-
tlut would past: the UBS, Semite
tri title session.
NO \TORE BOTHER:
Ci LSTl.f;:11LY, I have 11.••11 fiegverde
Y b,,,, ()i1 fur Puy chtlbl, iu. runt o cored
the,4,. 1 have never teen bothered
1' h til. 111 sine,•.
];Esti: bEO\N, Victoria, I; C. 1�
—A. counter petition hue been
entered ngniust M r. Jennie Trow,
the defeated Liberal candidata in
Suutii ?eith.
TURN THEM R, SCALeOCT.
We refer to such rascals as dy.pepan,
b'..d bi,url, blllnualleen, 0Utetipetioo, itiek
heactecee, efc., iufoetieg the human lye•
.telt. Tui n them , ut aud keepi them out
by using Burdock Blood Batter+, the tui-
turat foe to dim Am, which iuv.goratee,
Lutes and etreugthena the entire eyeteut.
• —Tho Queboc'Legislature will, it
is surd, reduce the sessional indem-
nity from $800 to $600. and abolish
the franking privilege_.
AN ELATE R1'RIS1NU HIOTEL MAN.
It i, stated that a hotel man in Tur-
0010 hoe posted up , natio,. statim,, that
all (liners at hie in toe wh„ 0.0 Iturd'.ck
Iii., d Hi emit to tmne up their roip'ut,:
.and atreug�.h, aid he rh.,reed 20 p •r
cent.xtra. tVe d„u,t,It 0 hew tins
It ie
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—There are.at present, 51 inmates
in the E gin [I elle of Iu,lustry, the
lowest for, years. Last year the
average number of lint rtes was 7'.
Consumption Cured.
An old phyeinlan, retired from practice, Laying
had placed la his hands by an East ludin mission-
ary the formal,. of a simple vegetable remedy for
tho speedy and permanent euro 'd l'oesu,eption,
br,nohiris,.fatan•b, As bma and all throat tom
Lang Ai:Actions, also u positive and radial core
(u1' Nervous Oo•nlity anti all Nervous Complaints,
lifter u•,vlug tested 11.1 wuit!terfr' curative (4 ewe
in th ,usaude .1 011408, hsSte't it his duty to make
rt kuuwn to bit suffering testes. actuated by (hie
motive and a desirb to relieve human coffering, i
*ill send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
lenge, iu German, French or English, with fill
directions for p1•eparing 11 d using. '1''e et by mall
by addressing with ntn, naming this paper.
W.A. l .Ye', 820,P sere' Muck, Rochester,
d5i1--y
--L'ep•jaman Ferguson, Hillier,
Prince E sward county, has u cow
give birth to a calf, part of the body
of which was covered with wool and
part had neither wool nor hair on it.
SEVEN YEARS' SUEZ+'ERIN(.
'la EN ItLEM tN,=1 had suffered very
ranch from i t.fl.snnatory rheumatism,
which tieougn wrong treatment left
u,Iy renuiug tures un my hands and
foes. With thea I sabered for seven
years, during which time I had neither
Ann our Stocking on. I commenced no-
ir g 13 B. 13. oxtcrnally and iu'ornelly,
g the pine also, aud I Den say now
that the sores are entirely cured, and
h we Iteeu for Borne time I believe the
h'rter, were the meals of eaviug my
Ilf•r.
R
Mae, A.NIIi 13Ame,
Crewoon'aU lue'e, Auton P. 0., Ont.
—H. Hanlblyn, of Fort 0ratiot,
a brakeman on the C. & (x. 'L'. 11.,
'.wail iii] over and killed on Sunday
hist at Charlotte, :,Mich. The train
was breaking up, aud Ilembly woe
trying to uncouple a car when his
foot got caught in a sidewalk ernes•
ing, and he wits run over before the
train could be stopped. The re-
maine were token l0 Beltnont, Ont.,
for burial. He loaves a wife and
two children to mourn his loss.
A
71Ahe; 1,+'ngittlh eeirliere le the Seaden
were, upried with S,t, ittuobt •OII, ,
--The It)•npliog of,Alooitoba goes
on apae'. The murkier of settlers
during the fist 'quarter of 1801 was
2,$61, eat' for the some period .this
year 5,1.11, .or more than double
Iasi.
Mamma (to her little boy). "Now,
B$uuie, d yontll be good and goo n eep,
mamma '11 give you nue of f)r, Ave.'',
nine augur -coated Cathartic Pills, next
time you need wedleine." l3•. nie, etnil'
bug ♦weetly.,and dropped off to sleep at
mote.
—Nathan White, formerly of
Portageville, Out., was aouidently
shot by a 'companion near Indian
Head, Man.," on Tuesday, He,
leases a wife and two children it
Ontario.
Not many phyaiuiats drake great thei-
aputiu discoveries. For the molt part
tiey content themselves with edmints.
tering judiciously what is prolorihed iu
the books. To 1)r. J. C. Ayer, however,
is due the credit of discovering that
itroateet of bloud•purifiere—A)er'e Sarn•
wine.
—The sales, of the .. Canadian
Pacific land department Last Month
were the largest in the equiptuy's
history. Over 66,000 acres were
soli, nearly all in \Ianitol,a, and
most of it to actual settlers, who are
note in possession.
FaoMthtr beginning of its manufacture
twit now not a single ounce of any but
pure Virginia Ienf of the finest quality
has been n,ed in the "]Myrtle Navy" to
I,elIco. The In.nufect•nele of ii have a
settled bell• f that the public cannot he
mild .11 en thief posit. wild slat soy tour
peretg with the quality of the brand
w•.nl.l be a 1uon.etary lees to them,,
Th„anon.,, of dollars a year saved,by
mixiug with nn inferior tear, would not
repay thele for n doubt .'n the pe, t of the
public as to the quality of their tob,ec•,
—A cyclone last week struck the
farming community of Tevis, a vill
age un tllu •Missouri Pacific 11 11 ,
ten 11111es month east of Topeka. A
farmer named Plaxton was kill, d.
John P. Ilttill was fetidly fnjnred
Al re. Neill aud •her child were bad
iy hurt,. The lluildingswtnd fehc.'m
un the forma of J. 1' Neill, Silas
Sigler aud ']'borons Brooke were
demolished. For a epsce of two
Miles square the femurs siifl'.'ied
severely. Many persons were more'
or leas injured. hail fell in great:.
quautitios, destro•iig fruit and
other tees.. JAM 08 Diitchnil, a”
fawner, who lived near I{eill's fern,,
11 •a% also killed.
Anvm To MA, . Aro on disturbed at
e y
r d brisket rd our re i. bysi • child
t; and au n n sick
.u0.'ru, odor, lug w h pain of of lutl hg Teeth ?
It em nen
1'pG Y ontlq (i ff, 4
\Vinslow's y.,utbii-g g`rupifor ebb&een Teeth
ing. Its, value (4 iu':alcuiobla. It w411 relieve
Lhcpoor 'rtt.o su)erer immediately. Depend upon
G. mot eers; th-re is no rn,s,.nke about it. It
+ores D;seutrry and Di..rnccea, regulates the
stomach sled 1,.wols, en)es Wind Umbo, softens
the Kum+, redo,es i ,a un!nntinu, and gives- tone
au,t euergy to the .vhuI. system. '•at ra Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children Well/log is pleasant
to the taste and ic the prescri,•1la. of one of the
oldest told ',rest female physicians and nurse -tin
the United States, and is for sale by nil druggist's
throughout the world. Price 25 arida a bottle.
lie core oaf a••k 1'"r "Has, \Vrsstow's Somrllso
tlraur,"aud tak" no other kind. 658y
POTIPIIAIL'S WIFE.
Slit EDWIN ARNOLD'S NEW POEM—A
LEGEND OF EGYPT.
---A-new t'oluine of --poems from the
pro of Sir Elwin Arnold is an event
u1'
the book publishing world, aid it
is not murpri-ing thet the Messrs.
Scribner ehoul,3 have disposed of
the first edition of "Potiphar,'s and
Other \Mite 1'o'n1a' before the
hook w'ns of t of the Li.Nder's
hall 18. The woman whose name,
giheli the title to this volume
is not one whose character suirgeal
poetry, telt Sir Edwin ifrnold, who
can make pictures out of anything
orie,,tal, Ilam to-izetl upon the best
kilown episole of her career as the
,'.object of his poem. Sir Edwin
has founded his story on the ver•
cions of the Koran and the Persian
poem Jami. Tile poem covers about
twenty pages of the book and be
,wins with a demcriptiotI of tho palace
''rin, Ludy Asennth” built "under
Heath the palms of Nile,"for "Love of
Hebrew Yusuf."
WVhite in the blue hlayptian elry,it soared
A\•ith ,nighty graven atones reared out-
wardly.
Then passing a gate guarded by
E¢yptian divinities.
The footetep passed on checkered Blabs
het square,
Into a wailed court ; where a colonnade
Premed a glad garden full of odors
rare
From neavy blooms and fruits. With-
out was semi
Golden Noon flaming, hese 'twee Even•
ing green !
Statues stood on every side, and
that '•cloistered walk" was also conn
passed in."
With pillars wonderful for work and
hue ;
This one a palm stem; that papyrus thin;
Yonder, is titan°, Minims, pink and
byte,
And from the garden, and the colooado
A roofed way to the inner rooms was
laid.
Of these inner rooms there we^eleven,
—each
fashioned
With matchless wit,tn make each good-
lier
Than that le.et erten. So heart and eye,
impassioned
Unto tha inmost permed, devised by
her,
High Aeenath, for love's deep hiding-
Fence,
Beautiful, marvellous, all peace and
grace.
Even nature lent a hand to make
I
ilio gifwlt, tllort+ eeduetsien, for*'. , ''t
'l:hroutlh lhitioep foupq: 14004 .oaolilvg,
ritlpld,oume ,,
Mo004,; iuhl,g—'ty )bat dila .sober,t
t` olvh. bud for l•ghil rias oitt'ar ltilt(p e.
flier sett e
Burning with f'•agraut oils b. fere the
feet,
Of Peter, illepeekled stone, Pu44ht, with
cat's head.
And long arts on her levt fled knees oat-
epreed.
seartES 01') ALL elm q DEBET.
Everything that would be dote to
turn the head of unhappy Joee4h
was done.
Upou the aloove there, aud all around
1.,ve tabu* were pictured.
And those who time Love's luxuries had
won
Aaeuath *teemed, and and Yu.uf. Liulb
for limb,
Lipa, •yea, aud brows, the 11.brew boy.
wee done
Lib fo. The gemmed L'',yotiau dame
with hint
Shona ABLvtarh herself, Aseneehfair,
%Vito tubus ringlet, no fillet in her Hair !
Not only did this designing wo-
nlau Mak d 14(11' Iluntie'as heuutifu'I as
a luxurious tante could suggest, but
she Madt3;ereeif more beautiful than
ever auaorditg to the idea of female
beauty then prevalent in Egypt.
Bier eyebrows' arch wit it tweeted linea
she huilded,
And warmed eeeh underlid with jetty
dye; ,
Draw tha ,oug lashes separate and gilded
tier thee) wan pslut•ll.w'r duet, t,.
beautify
The withered satin of her nape aud near;
And def.ly with ted heuua ata ehe u,ck
Her slander finger tips; null- washed
with myrrh
Har lung block tresses, braiding them
iu %tinge
Which front the queerly gleaming crown
1'.l. tier
Sw(.ug to het kuece,banied withbeede
and tinge ;
And 'thwart her breeste--like lotus-
eluasolils pluwu—
A purple, spangled, tendon hath ehe
LInuwu.
Theo ehe bed° summon that fair Hebrew
nay
%Vno eat;lei with patine morose his faiat
heart folded.
The various euhtle desires of ;elra.
Potiphar au.l Juseph's olid urscy ate.
told in language at titres reuliiiding
out+ of the wooing of Adonis by
Venus. Mis. Pot tither frees Joseph
111 these wordl+:,
I, thy hid headier% d, 10 thee daily wruug
1'imyii.g the misuses. ,By 1(,t', rnutu-
ltc hie
Fined art thou! Make uiy gift t.f free
dura err rel,
L'f ing thin tote•eirk giver from thy feet!
JOSEPIL BEARS THE TEST.
\With that '• elle ;Muni her black
iinperlul hair i11 waves upou his
sau,iale,°'y but Joseph ,was fires.
lie only said :
1'uvd, t,► .t'h nn l ')y;lt's u„bleat kneel iu
fear,
b.1g•ch ma not thu't,.:n whom the charge
is laid
To gu=rrd thee for my Lord; or if not free
Great lady, grant my soul his liberty 1
But Alva, ' Pot iphnr did riot get
di,couruged yet, for she 1,uok from
a claret •'a cirque, with gods and
soaral,s set in surd,” and plectng it
on his heed crowned hila "Prince
and Lord."
Now may'st thou lift thy heal and
ooswer .'w' et
We are ae Due ! Quit shame, furealts se-
dateuese !
She would not "take no for an
answ,:r,'and finally led hitt into her
owit bower, "where fit was her
thought to put forth love's Iasi
power." But the poet tella_,thm-olWW_'
biblical story over again up to the..
1110mett Joseph breaks away in
these words :
Tempted lull .oro,
Lady of Egypt 1 wee 1 h witless slave;
Now breaks he from thee, better faith to
save!. '
ICi+h that he derts forth. And A.unath
P.....toned At hie waist-oloth Vending it
at wain ;
One p,rrtion in her wrathful hand ehe
hath,
0,1e the fasedying Yusuf doth retain ;
While in his speed, he bugs bank bolts
and bare
Till, 'eeaped, he stenda odder the mind-
ful stare.
And there Sty Elwin ends the
story. He ought to give the sequel
telling how the wicked Aseiath told
falsehoods about Joseph, allowing
Potiphar the torn "waist -cloth," as
proof of her, statements and how
Potiphar had the innocent young
man put in prison.
NEWS NOTES.
—Woorlatecles
98801440111 ent this
year is $71,405 more than last year.
—.Tames Taylor. a young farmer
living near Bosaievain, Mau., per-
ished iu the storm on Wednesday
night,
—A hill was brought up in the
13ritinh House of Commons to Make
desertion a legal cense for divorce,
but it was voted down by a Marge
majority.
—George Lundy, formerly of
Toronto township, country of Peel,
was caught in the storm atReanurn,
Manitoba, yesterday and perished
front exposure.
—To the British House of Come
mons Mr. Clark's motion in favor of
local government for Great Britain
and Ireland was rejected by a vote
of 74 to 54.
—Robert Monteith, Thames road,
TJshor4e, had a cow which gave
birth to a calf that weighed shortly
after ite arrival 100 pounds. John
Delbridge, also oP hshorne, has a
ewe that gave birth to four lambs,
three of which are still living; one
of the young animals weighed 61• lbs
shortly after arrival.
+--'.Mi'e.' ,Toue1 'Ark air,et, ,•�1,mt
borott urJ, phot h`oreellf lu tl)e leg I ie
QOM inornittg with u .revolver.
Site Wap atte44.301ttg 19, alregi. a rot
when lit SQIUO,4nRI&IUr. wll[II).pnll,ing
her ek44 out of 1111e may. the re.
velvet' was discharged and, the bullet
lodged fA the calf of her leg, As
it passed through part of her Sloth
ing, the WQuUd is out serious.
—Hugh Fraser, of Bullock's Cor•
arra, near Dundee, bade his Mother
and sinter good•t.ye on Weduee(day
morning. Yeetttrday his body , was
found. in a Millpond Hear by, and
whether 1t is a case of auieide or an
accident la not known.,
—Coleman Blackburn was hang-
ed at Fayette, Miss., last week for
wife murder. After hanging 36
nliuutea his body was turned oyer to
relatives for hurisl. During a drive
of 35 utiles the corpse showed signs
of life, and the roan is now hkely to
recover.
—`elrbile agirl nailed Norton was
returuiig home one slight throw h
the bush clear Golden Valley She
was assaulted by a 10011 named
William Garret. A desperate
etrdeglo ensued, which lasted quite
awhile when, a waggon approach.
ing, the scoundrel made off. Gar,
ret.'s face is badly seratchedew! Mies
Norton's finger is bitten. IIe was
arrested today, hrolight to Wiarton
and committed for trial.
—Jeremiah Stonedcih and Martha
Dolson of Moravian town Elgin Co.
were committed to jail %owe weeks
ago by Squire Beatty of Highgate
on a change of cohabiting for the
past 35 years. They were sentet,ced
to fine and imprisonment The sheriff'
has received ab order from the Seo
retary of State to release both prig
overs, the fine and iroprisonutent
having been remitted by order i,1
council.
— We are sorry to have to record
the death of Mr M. Paren, which
took place ou Tuesday of kat week.
Deceased was a former resident of
Eitst Wawanosli, and was in his
eighty-fifth year. lie leaves a wife;
seven sons and one daueliter to
mourn the loss of an affectionate
husband and father. The sorrow-
ing friends -have the sympathy of
the entire t•ominunity.
— A. brakeman named T. F. An-
drews, on the Mixed train from Pal
aerator, had hie left arra taken off
by a car pussiug over it at 13russt,ls
station one morning last week.
When shunting cars the poor fel
low fell into a cattle guard and
throw out his arm to have himself
just ae 0 car was moving past. The
li(lb had to be amputated above- the
elbow.
—An affidavit- of parentage has
been filed in the city clerk's orrice,
1-1rnlilton, allegil)g that Ale.tanrler
Anderson, builder, 27 I3ay street
north, is the father of a child born
to Mrs, Lizzie McKenzie, n good-
looking young widow about twenty,.
five years of age, residing with her
parents at 7 Harriot street. The
young woman ham consulted Nesbitt,
Bicknell S. Gould, who have notifi-
ed Anderson that he is to be liable
in damages for stduotiou and breach
of promise.
+' .Mian` illiame, of Guelph, Ont.,
-has -instituted - -legal proceedings
against C. F'. \Vhittey, of ilia etaf
of the government experimental
farm, Ottawa, for alleged breach of
promise of marriage, claiming dam-
ages to tl.e extent of $10,000. rhe
lady wtates that nrrangeweuts had
b1' en made for the marriage to talcs
place in June next, but it transpired
that Meanwhile Mr. Whittey su•l
denly became enamoured with one
of • the capital's fair daughters, and
on the 24th of Marchi last carried
her captive to the shrine of Hy•
men.
A NAUGHTY GIRL.
SHE LOVED A MARRIED MAN AND
TRIED TO SCARE IIIS WIFE AWAY.
Mrs. Annie Anderson of Malden,
Masa,, for several weeps has received
threatening anonymous letters of
which the following bra sample:
" Your days on earth arenumber-
ed. Prepare to meet your God. Your
life is in danger, and you are con
scantly watched by night and the end
ieblear. Prepare yourself for eternity.
You are soon to give your reckoning.
It is said that if a person inveighs
loudly and frequently against a cel'•
twin crime she is ten to one herself
addicted to it You aro bad and
you judge others by yourself. Your
days are numbered, prepare to meet
your Maker."
The letters were all postmarked in
Boston and were in the same hand-
writing, although it was evident
that an attempt Was mode to disguise
it. Mrs. Anderson has a husband
and two children. She is of a
peaceable diepostition and has no
enemies that she knows qf. She
was badly frightened after receiving
the third letter. Yesterday the po-
lice traced the letters to Mase Mar-
garet Angel Beek, and she admitted
writing them. It is alleged that she
has fallen in love with Mre. And-
erson's husband, who boarded at her
home during Mre. Anderson's
visit to St. Lonie recently, and took
thie means of frightening this wife.
Mrs. Anderson would not prosecute
the girl and she was released.
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Ca11 at the New Store and see the stock of
Bedroom and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, etc., and general Household Furniture. The whole Stork is from;the very
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;1'r
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ARE THE BEST.
Established 1860.
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Waltham, Elgin, Illinois, Columbus, Seth
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th 'A11 these make1 in key and stem mindere
Al.'. pendant set watches.
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Oe1.
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This is an article worthy of every lady's
attention.
If you want to save time and labor, buy a
box, '
If you want your ironed clothes
to look neat
and clean and (0 last touch longer, buy a box.
If you want the starch to stay in the clothes
on the lino in spite of rain or frost, buy a box,
If you want everything to look like new, suety
as shirt bosoms, collars, cuffs, lace curtains, etc.,
buy a box.
t,8"Every Storel:osper keeps it now, and where
the merchant does not keep it we want a lively
agent to represent tis.
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