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'aOmely'►f8eof #'yer'eIllsii a vigor.
.. xhis,preparatien too u4 squat as a
dxossing. 4 Atlreepe the scalp can OW,
au& healthy, Ozed preeervee tiro color,.
'
!unclogs, a d beauty of the Bair, Callbert G. Dice, whose eufferinge
"Twits rapielly'bocorning bald and et the hands of a snob of Tonneesee
gm; hu after.using two or throe did ea much in the recent strike to
bottles of ,flyer's Hair Vigor'my Meir turn eeutinrent a aius.t the strikers,
grew thick awl glo'esy and. the original g
color was restoretLt'..-,.Melvin Aldrich, wall at the Gamed Centro pot yes.
Canaan Centre' N. „. terday afternoon. Toa reporter Mr
"Some time ate X lost all Uteafdn Ht ice gave a description of the dull.
eonsequonce o measles,
waiting, no new growth appeared. I litre expet�frince s' he had. He was
then used Aytir's Flair Vigor and my captured k t a band of etrikere who
hair grew were holding a secret meeting in the
Trick and Strong, woods who suspected him of being
It has apparently corms to stay. The a ape . He was kept a prisoner
Vigorisevidentlya reat aid to nature." aevural days iu hope that he 'would
--J. B. Williams, Floresville, Te4tt;s. •
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for give some details of the convict
the past four or nye years and find it -a camp, He gave them false inform a•
most satisfactory dressing for the hair. tion end they' made a (Merge ou the
It is all I could. desire, being harmless camp and were defeated. They
the hair to retain its natural E
color, and requiring but asmallquantity were very augry and determined to
to render the hair easy to arrange."— make an example of him. It was
Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles street,
Haverhill, Mass. m trdecided to tie him the neck to a
" I have been usingAyer's Hair Vigor ear and then sot the car ruuniug
tor several years, and believe that ideas down the steep incline.
caused my hair to retain its' natural
color."--1►Irs. H. J. Hing, Dealer in "The noose was drawn around my
Dry Goods, &o., Bishopville, Md. neck and the brakes loosened," he
Ayers HariVigor,said. "One of the ruiners dropped
the noose from my neck to my
waist. As the car started 1 took a
`rasaaasre Ur step forward, then auother until I
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Mese. found it difficult to keep up, The
Bold by Druggists and Perfumers. aides of the track were lined with a
jeering mob of wines. At a curve
in the road I was lost to their eight.
There was a sudden turn as the .car
flew around, and at the end of the
.5OaYear—$I.25 in Advance taut lariat I felt myself flying
through space. I bad gone off on a
Wednesday,;Sept• 14th. ISM. tangent, and the rope near the car
struck a'telegraph pole. There was
RELY ON THIS. a sharp report as the lariat parted
and the car went ou. Hours later
GENTLEMEN,— We have six children, i revived and got, free from the
and retied on i)r.Fowler'a Extract Of lariat, which had torn the flesh
Wild Staawberry for the past twelve
years in all cases of diarrboat and slim- about my loins into shreds. Two
mer complaints, and it never fails to ribs were broken, and 1 was bruised
cure, all over. I found a squatter's hut,
11 R8 ANNIE ALLEN, Harley Oct, and two days later was in Kuoxvi°lle
I have bean very ill ever since.
—Special Cunetable Juhn H. My weight has fallen from 205
Davy was shot and killed yesterday pounds three weeks ago to 150.now,
in Brockville by James McMahon, au3 the shock has turned my hair
whom ho was • trying to • arrest, for whit;e,"
shooting two ether men.
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Elie Huron News-Recora
If you 'could Bee your owe Scaip
thraugh an ordinary magnifying glass,
you would ba otn•.tr,d at the emoaut of
dust•,'dandruff, and der.1 skin thereon
accumul tt +d, The best and mast pop-
ular prep tration f cleansing the scalp
is Ayer's .II fir Vigor.
—A liide.eirl named Connolly,
of Glencoe, Out., got hold of a box
of morphine pills ou Sunday and
swallowed so many of them that
she died in two hours.
A CONSIDERATION.
GF.NTLEalrnt,-11y brother suffered
from summer enmplaint and was ex'reme-
ly weak, We tried many remedies but
without effect. At last my aunt advised
us to cry Dr. Fowlers's Extract of 1Vild
Strawberry, and before he ha.1 taken one
bottle he was cured, We consider it
saved his life.
AIIS,S ADELAIDE CRITTENDEN.
Baldwin, Ont.
—On July 27 last a man named
Repaid Kennedy shot and killed
Broker C. H. Page, of Philadelp-
hia, and then committed suicide.
Recently Mr. Donald Konndy of
Caledonia, Ont., has identified the
murderer•suicide as his brother who
came originally from' Glengarry,
Ont.
The aim in the manufacture of Messrs,
Tu:kett & Son "Myrtle Navy" tobacco
is to develop and retain the natural aroma
of the toba000. This n gairee great skill
and a knowledge of very interesting
chmeical laws, bat the results attained
are vastly superior to all fa:moof flavor.
ing extr.tc.e,
—The $,20,000 waterworks by-
law was carried in Orillia last
week.
LOCAL OI'T!ON,
This term should be applied to the
choice every intelligent person hos be-
. tween Burdock 13.00d l3itters, the natr
ural and certain remedy for dyspepsia,
biliousness, constipation, headache, and
bad blood, and the various imitations
offered by unscrupulous parties as bein¢
"just as good " There is nothing else
as good as R. B. 13. It. is an honest
medicine and has made remarkable cures
right in our town.
—Pembroke will soon have a
system of waterworks, a bylaw
having passed to raise $55,000 for
that purpose.
Kincaid S' , Brockville, Oat., Jau,
11, 1339: ' I was cnnfiued to my bed
by a severa attack of lumbago. A lady
friend of mine sent me a part of
a b rale of St. Jacobs Oil, which I
applied, The erect was simply
magical. In a day I was able to go
about my household duties. I have used it
with splendid success for neuralgic tooth.
ache. I would not be without it."—MRS,
J. RINGLAND.
—Ilarvest hands engaged in
Winnipeg to work cu Dakota farms
have beeu stopped at the boundary
uudor the alien labor law.
Consumption Cured.
An old physieinn, retired from practice, hnving
he 1 placed in his hamlet by an East India mission-
ary the Commie of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speed, and permanent euro "f Conaamption,
l]nnchitii. , Cr tarrh, Asthma and all threat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radical euro
for Nervous Debility and all Nervone Complaints,_
a:cor bminz tested its wonderful curative powers
in th monde of eases, has felt it hia duty to make
if lrroxon to his snrfering fellewa. Aotnatod by this
motive and a desire In relieve human suffering, r
will send free of charge, to all who desire It, this
rc it.e. in German, French or English, with full
dirc"inns for preparing and naing. trent by mail
h7 ad Dosing with stem•., naming this paper.
N ,rt)°, 820 Prwors' 1f1••ele, Rociv tri, .V. F.
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ADVERTISING ETTRAOR-
DINARY.
ALLEGED INSULT TO THE AMERICAN
FLAG.
Sensational reports are being
telegraphed away to -day to the
United States papers abbut •an al•
legtid outrage committed ou the
American flag at the Queen's Theatre
Montreal, last week. During the
third act a gene' of toughs in the
gallery hissed a supposed Americas
officer or the stage. Later ou iu
evening a tough tole down one of
the American flags near the entrance Queensland, has lately shot an eni-
and dragged it, in the mud. mal which he describes as a sort of
Strange to say the officials of the tree-clirnbiug pig. For a number of
company made little or no effort to years wild pigs have been numerous
stop the follow or rescue the flag in that locality, and his theory is
they pretend to set so much store that the original or common pig has
by. Mr: Neil Florence, the luau- been changed, partly by the neces-
ger, took occasion later on in the sities of hie wild life, into the
evening to raise a row about the variety he has discovered. The
outrage in the hall, while a number captured animal weighs about a
of press representatives,were present hundred -weight and' is pretty fat,
Doody before the show closed one with bristly brown for, small black
of the actors anxious to make the spots, snout and ears like a pig,
sensation complete spoke from the but the jaw is furnished with front
stage about the way he had been teeth like a rodent, and has also
hissed and how the American flag large canine and powerful back
had been trailed in the mud. grinders. Tho forefeet are furnish•
ed with hook like claws, but the
hiud ones with only two hooks
upon each hoof. The tail is thick,
about a foot long, highly prehensile
and in a state of rest it is usually
carried by the animal in what is
known as a 'Flemish coil.' A
Flemish coil somewhat resembling
the figure 8.
The last item about the new Aus•
tralian pig Is irnpreseive. It shows
that this pigs ideas about the proper
management for a tail are novel a —A banquet will be given to Lieu -
and striking and that he must have tenant Governor Rirkpatrick ' in
devoted some attention to the sub- Woodstock on Sept. 21.
ject. The Australian animal has
other peculiarities. It is furnished —At Port Bruce Miss Mary
with a pluck, which it appears to Fraser, of Sparta, jumped from a
nae for carrying a supply of food • runaway rig to save herself, and
while travelling or emigrating to landing on the back of her bead on
wash traveren. Indrought the the hard ground fractured the bone
animal climbs trees and hangs by of her skull, She died within a
its tail while it gathers its food by couple of hours,
its hook claws,' Mr. Le MVlortemore —Americansget credit for a groat
intends arming more of these pigs deal of slang which originates on tho
MEN'1' He declares that the flesh is excel- other side of the Atlantic. The
lent, 'resembling veal and ham pie.' word "bummer," for instance, is
A pig that climbs trees, carries his not an American. but an English
dinner in a bag, and whose flesh expression, being found in the mar•
furnishes veal and ham pies, is ket laws of two hundred years ago,
certainly a novelty, even in Ause where it was used to designate a re-
tralia, the land of novelties. tail dealer in fish who peddled his
goods outside the market and with-
out a license. A transition from
an unlicensed peddler to a disreput-
able loafer was one which came eas-
ily and naturally in the course of
time.
gAt?.`$ GitA.SS AN' oar,
A. WILD % MMAR•..WHO fe, te8ll x0!
>}ttQ Wig 1N xiu t'. tx 4,411.104.00y(13,
•
A young farmer nntllsti< Martis.
living near iGOorgutown, Tux, re.
coolly had an exciting encounter
with a myete.rions wild womau who
has been terrorizing the people in
Niece vicinity of Geo.rgott.wp for some
time past. Martin lives in San
Gabriel river bottoms, and after a
days labor in his cotton field started
hoteesvard. He was crossing a
stretch of,,dense woodland near the
river when he suddenly came upon
the strange creature which ' has
stirred up this community. The.
women was entirely devoid of
clothing and was down on all fours
greedily devouring the tender grass
rend cactus buds. Martiu watched
her from behind a clump of bushes
for a fow tniuutes and fluidly de—
cided to attempt her capture. He
had a scout twine string in his
pocket with which he expected to
b'iud her hands securely. Having
laid his plans he crept stealthily up
behind the woman. He made a
spring for her and grabbed her by
the foot. The wild creature upon
being taken by surprise, went into
g -terrible rage and fought like a
demon. According to Martin's
story in the San Francisco Examiner
the battle waa a terrible one while
it lasted. He bears deep wounds
on his face and arms, which he
claims ware caused by the woman's
teeth and finger nails. She trade
no outcry during the encounter, and
after freeing herself she darte•1 into
the underbrush, Martin's descrip-
tion of the strange -,,woman tallies
with that given by the various re•
liable citizens of the place who saw
her in the (awe neighborhood pro•
viously, •
She is of splendid form, about
niuetoeu years of age, and has long
raven hair, which is leanly matted
and tangled, giving her a weird ap-
pearance. There are a number of
spacious caverns along the San
Gabriel river, and it is believed that
the woman makes her home in one
of there cavoa, (t\Then -seen by
William Sellers and another boy
she was in the woods feeding on
grass.
CURIOUS PIGS IN AUS-
TRALIA•
THEY IIAVE CLAWS, A FLEMISH COIL
TAIL AND CAN CLIMMB TREES
An accocnt of a curi0u8 pig
comes to Hurper'. Young People
from Australia. A Mr. Le Monte -
more, living at Seriana Crook,
From first to last those attacks on
the American flag were of the most
flab laraeter, and the audience
soon boa to suspect that things
wore not just as they seethed. Iu
fact, the whole business looked very
nluch like a "put up job" on part of
the runners of the show to get up a
big sensation and have it tolegraghed
to the States, So convinced are
certain people that the affair was a
shameful advertising dodgethat
they called ou Detective Grosse to-
day and got hire to investigate the
matter. The belief is that the
toughs were paid to act as they did. -
It i13 said if proof is got of this that
the owners of the theatre will inatet
upon the company leaving the city
at once.
Detective Grosse says he has ab-
solute proof t lot these toughs Were
paid to act as they did.
RESULTS OF GOOD GOVERN -
narrow mutfot'EI'Iitd neck of fatal.
wl� cti eopneettl• the Miill of 4filQ.
'way, the southernmost point .ofi
Sentient!, with tltb mainland, they
made,,,fearful havoc among their
assailants, The Scottie]) t1gWo►and-
er, wearying of seeing hie beat war.
ries iifaugh,tered,' called a Marley
and offered quarter to the Pictish
chief, and his eons, on con:
dition let they would re--
veaI tl; hereditary secret,
'1 acts. +. ur offer,oried the father ;
'but none .f toy rave wont he wit -
rename to my betrayal. Therefore,
before I spook cast my sous into the
sea.' It waa done as he desired and
then the Snots closed around the
old wan, burning to learn the pre.
clout) reoipe. But he, breaking
from them, and running to a plena
ole overhanging the waves, rerouted,
'Now I know that. none lives who
can betray our trust 1' and straights
way lie Rung hinsaelf into the chprn-
ing tido, where his sons had already
perished.
MUST DO DOUBLE PENANCE.
itemizIATINa POSITION 1N WHICH A
YOUNG COUPLE FIND TIIEat-
SELVES.
—John Matnaux and Juliene
'Wiseman, two well known young
people in society circles of Pitts-
burg, Pennsylvania, eloped several
days ago and were married by a
Presbyterian minister, Mr. ltlaniaux
is 21 years old and Mies Wiseman
is ll9 yeara old. The couple had
kept company for some time. Both
families are strict Catholics, and the
prospective match was regarded as
unexceptionable on both sides.
But the young woman's parents did
not want to give their daughter up
just yet, and the young man was
the only child left at home, and his
father and mother, too, wore in
favor of delay. This did not suit
the young people, Mi. Maneacx
became of ago a short time ago.
Two weeks ago his parents took a
trip to Philadelphia and have not
come back yet. All this was favor-
able to an elopement. The matter
was looked up and it was found
that in Maryland a youth of 21 and
a maiden•.,(; 18 can get a marriage
license. So at 8 o'clock last Satur-
day morning they started fut Cum-
berland. They got thele all right,
and easily procured their marriage
license. Gettiug married was not
so easy. They sought a priest and
he questioned the prospective bride
closely. He found that she was
not of age. Besides no marriage
bans had been published, and he
refused to marry thew. The young
couple are both devoted and it Was
with much regret they sought a
•Protestant preacher, That was
their only resource, however, and
they duce htrme Man and wife,
The bride's parents are said to bo
angry over the affair, as it involves
a. public penance in the church if
the couple do not wish to consider
themselves excommunicated. A
dispensation from the bishop will
be necessary to reinstate them in the
church, and evon then they must
appear bofore the congregation dur-
iug mass, in attitude of penance for
violating the laws of the church.
The latter is very humiliating and
has been done by but one couple at
St. Paul's Cathedral, Pittsburg, in
the past ten years. As the families
of the young people are very re-
ligious the bride and groom will
have to grin and bear it. They
throw the blame on the priests, who
they'eay had a chance to marry them
but refused.
The net debt of the Dominion of
Canada at the end of the fisbal year
for the past four years has been as
follows :
1349.,....8237,5:30,045 1591. .. 1237,809,030
1890 237,933,21; 180.2 2:15,910,173
During these four years large ex
pendituros have been made on pnb.
tic workst and large subsidies have
been given in aid of railway con•
struction.
At the same time taxes have been
remitted to a large largo extent,
notably by the $3,500,000 taken off
sugar last year.
What the Dominion government
is doing for the public is this:
1. The public service is being
improved.
2 The expenditure is being
lessened,
3. The taxes are being Lowered.
I. The debt is being reduced.
Will some of our Reform friends
tell us what better results of good
government they can reasonably
demand 1
•
A CURIOUS SCOTCH LEG.
END.
Heather still blooms bravely on
the Galloway Hills, but thirsty
shepherds recall wistfully the days
when it was made to yield some.
thin; of more potent virtue than
honey. The ancient Pictish secret
of brewing heather ale is lost, and
the manner of losing it is recorded
in a local' legend. The Picts of
Galloway, it is said, were hard
pressed by their ancient foes, the
Scots of Dalriada. Step by step
they retreated before them, falling
under superior numbers, till at last
there remained alive but three
braves—a father and two Sons.
They were the last of the family to
whom, alone among the Picts, was
known the priceless secret of brew,
ing heather ale. Stationed or, 5110
HOW TO CURE HEADACHE.
DEAR SIRS,—I have used your Burdock
Blood Bitters tor biliousnee and sick
headache and never neglect to praise it,
It brings the flush of health to one's
cheeks, and I recommend it highly.
ANNIE BEACH, Stevensville, Ont.
New Blacksmith Shop
GEORGE TROWHILL has opened out a gen•
eral Blacksmith and Repair Shop in the
building lately occupied by Mr. Gouley, opposite
Fair's lumber yard, Albert street Cilnton, Ont.
Blacksmith and Iron Work in all its branches.
Horse -Shoeing promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed. The pilus are invited to
•-all before ordering any class of work in the
above linos.
f17—tf GEORGE TROWHILL.
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NOTICE.
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that if any person takes possession of any kind
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once take proceedings. Remember this is the
last warning I shall ,give. CAPT. WM. BABB.
Receiver of wrecks, Ooderich.
Ooderich, Sept. 7th 1891.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Three one acre lots4n the Town of Clinton are
offered for sale. They are situated on Raglan
street, not far from the Doherty Organ Factory
and Collegiate institute, adjoining the former
residence of Mr. J. H. Combo and in the neigh-
borhood of first-class residences. For terms,
etc., apply to
8611f ARTHUR KNOX, Clinton.
COTTAGE FOR RENT
A frame cottage on Albert street and half acre
of ground and fruit trees. Hard and soft water.
Stable and driving shed. Will he rented reason•
able with or wlthnnt ground. Apply to
CHAS. SPOONER,
Grand Union Hotel, Clinton.
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