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In a dangerOnta et ergen4y, AVER'S
aftgittix PAVF9nat. is prompt to atrf 4114
gore to cure, • A dose taketl on the ,first
tiyutptonms ofCf'otfpoi' DroneItitia, checks
further progress of these, complaints, : •
It 'softens the 'phlegm,; ,coils, the in
Uamed, membrane, anti. ,Iudtie.es • deep
tis n, retbattdy for golds, coughs, loss of •
voice, la sgrtpkte, pneumonia, and even
atisuolpitOn, to its early stages'
'AYER'S
1
Chep r , �'eo t Q �..
o)5cole, all ,alit -tiler preparations. It is .
' .ilndorsedby leadng,physia►attstis 4gree-
'able to the taste, does not intorfeve with
tligestiozlt and'treeds to be tatters usually
in small dgses.
it From repeated Seats in my own family, Ayer's
Cherry Pecctoral has proved itself a very efficient
remedy for colds, conghs, and the various ldis.
orders of the throat and lungs. A, W. Bartlett
Pittsfield, N. H,
For the last a yearn I have been taking Ayer i
Cherry 1'ecteral t4r1u ig troubles, and am.assurer
that Ike use has
Saved My Life
I intro tcenmutcnded it to hundreds. • I find the
most effective way of ting this me
dic
ine is
ir
small and fr.u ntdoses.' T. M.Matthews',P
IYf„ Sherman, Oho.
"My wifo suffered from a cold; nothinghelper
her but Ayers Cherry Pectoral whim eected a
curer -R. Atncro, Plymplon. N. S.
Ayer's cherry Pectoral
prepared by Hr.). J.. C. Ayer 8: Co.. Lowell Mass
. Prompt tO :Ct, Sure to cure
The Huron News -Record
1.60 a Year -81.21 is Advance.
Wednesday, Dec. 114th, I$92
-Mies Johnston, of Dungannon, is
-renewing old acquaintances in and
around Henson.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
GENTLEMEN, -About five years ago I
noticed on. my hands agreat number of
soft, spongy war to, very painful, and whirl
hied when touched. I Never witueseed any-
thing like i+, and WW1 quite alarm't1'
ed, ,-
are nev;r withr•ut H4gyard'e Yellow. Oi.,
and one eyenieg rny'little girls applied it t•,
each wart. Th. y did th'e severer nights am.
in the tnorci.:g the pain and iter,ing were s.•
had I had to cool my hands with ewes., but
finally the warts dropped out and I have
never been tronelsd efface.
MRs. 1V M. Came, Brighton, Ont.
-Tnapection of the advertisements
of Galt grocers shows that they are cell
ing 22 lbs. of extra granulated sugar
for the ?dollar. It looks like giving it
away.
BLOTCHES CURED.
DEARS SIRS, -In 1590 my body was cover-
ed with blotches and I was at last induced
to try Burdock Blood Bitters ;,'by the time
I had used 3 .bottles of it I was cotnplete:y
cured, and I oannet speak too highly of it.
M.Rt. JAMES DESMOND, Halifax, N. S.
-On Saturday pi"}it the barns tail a
" — tariii owned by Mr. Angus Morrison,
and rented to Mr. Hugh McLeod,
neat the 13th con. of Ashfield were
destroyed by fire. No one was living
on the place and the fire was evidently
the work of an incendiary. The en
tire building with its contents, about
500 bushels of, grain, farm implements.
etc., were totally destroyed.
MADE WITH SKILL.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, N e
modern successful cure tor coughs, colds,
hoarseness, asthma, bronchitic, sure throat
and all pulmonary cora plaints, is made from
the boat pectoral herbs and barks by the
roost skillful and scientific methods, and
cannot fail to give prompt relief.
-Arthur Farr and David Kiut,, of
Guelph, bought a large °tame Ileac' at
Manitoulin. They took him to Wiat-
ton and put hien in a car, Bruin
broke looao, and his long zesu•aiued
fighting instincts asserted lllelstivee.
So fractious did be become that Mr.
Farr had to procure a rifle and quiet
the bear by administering a dean of
lead,
"When your heart is bad, and head i•
bad you are had clean through, what is
needed ? ' asked a Sunday-sohool teacher of
her class. "I know -Ayer'. Sarsaparilla,'
spoke up a little girl, whose mother had tee
oently been restored to health by that
medicine.
-Geo. Beck, a South Dorcheater•
armer, has skipped to the Stales to
void criminal proaecetiou under the
Charlton Act on a charge of seducing
tTle step -daughter of a Dereham cede
named . Mitz. The girl is under 16
years of age. Beck leases a wife and
,two children behind,
No better preparation for the hair has
'ever been invented than Ayer's Hair Vigor.
b restates the original color to faded and
gray Bair, and imparts that natural glos s end
freshness, everyone so much admires. lti
reputation is world wide.
-Miss Jackson, of Woodstock, met
with a melancholy accident ou Wod•
nesday uight. She had recently been
provided with a cork leg by the con
gregution of the First Baptist church,
but being unaccustomed to wear it
etuml)led and fall through the caller
.way. Site was uuconcione for several
ttpure) hilt her Injuries ore not serious,
Consumption Cured.
An old physietan, retired from practiee, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission-
ary ?fie formals. of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent mere ••f Consamption,
Bronchitis, Catdrrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radion] cure
for Nervous Deb rlity and all Nervone Complaints,
after beving tested its wonderful snrhtive powers
In thonsnnds of eases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to bis sneering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will sone free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Pent by mail
key ttdrestitni?raii etame. naming. this papar.
yy A. NOPE I, 8ic1 Pothers' BtoJR,/toeheeter, N.Y.
6511-y
I3 Tk'i . PRAWTH Al APO.
'iCtttk krlresent I+'ortrt or rintvornmont tet flop
• ?ano. tl.pn>gtdu8 tont .o flit,
•
The° .linglteh people• httve never eon,
eelenuity adopted a 40101300/4' form ofgoy-
entree*, The forth of 4entot;raov wMeh
tdteyalow have halt' been geuetattd 1'y low,
forces, some of whielf have »cell , yperiktin,.g
for .ages, It is difficult. to sae how the
Itnglielt cana.titfttioz} could ,he reduced to:
definite, legal farm 0,4 .adopted, tit . ;the
A.tne;ieNt wee, with,9ttt at Clic+ saute Pine
givelfg rise tq a•pnlltittltle.104'refi'rrtt:tiorrg.
,upon' the : lUeera . of trio government,
Gertttutly there is no reason to believe tlaitl
the English peopPle Ar any other people
would have deliberatedy adopted the nn.
restrained democracy which they how en-
joy. The question naturally occurs to the
Political S.otettce.Quarterly,,how then dill
they come to have shalt is gevernmentei
Without attempting to give it convicts
answer to this question, Important light
at itnoticing
be throve upon byCao l► the
may1 1
tau a
, fi
pp end) been
i n tot!1' which 1 aw ec
coutriUut o s isi c a q
made and are now being made by the crown.
It ie ohicfty owing to the lamellar position
of the crowu that the English constitution
has not been committed to writing : that it
has been left as a body of customs and iu-
definite understandings. According to the?
forms of English law the entire • nr
overnout
is built up around the throne. The mottitrch
is the source of law. The parliament is the
king's high court for legislation. The courts
of htww, are his courts. The administrative
officers are his minister. There never was
a time when some of these forms of law dict
not represent as true things which were not
true. Yet at all times the position of the
crown and other effective forces in the gov-
ernment have been such that these forms of
laws have been preserved tnlohanged.
When one law squarely contradicts another
law it is exceedingly inconvenient to com-
mit to , writing, one of them is destroyed,
or a manifest absurdity is committed.
Yet a ford t of law may be traversed and
nullified by an understanding without in-
convenience and without apparent absurd-
ity.
A matter-of-fact American is sure to bo
astonished when he reads Magna Charta for
the first time. In legal form this instru-
ment expresses the gracious will of the
ling. It is the king who is represented as
preternaturally anxious about the liberties
of the people. The king enjoins the ap-
pointment of the four-aud•twenty barons,
and directs them to make war upon him
and compel him to obey the charter; and
the king is even made to say that in case
some of his subjects would not of their own
accord join the liarozis in making war upon
him he would order them to do so. This
passage in Magna Charta may serve to 11-
luetrate the absurdities which would appear
in English law if the understandings of the
const'tuti •'•cold be reduced to written
form ....... - ::_tto law. The makers of
Magna Clt 's lived long before the more
refined 1 of amending the
English cors...... ,.t had been perfected.
The modern u-.ty is':ithar to traverse the
forms of law by as understanding, or, if the
form is made void i.• actual law which the
courts enforce, tee - care that an appear-
ance of consistent.; . ecurcd. I do not in-
tend to hold that tu,; crown has been an
active force iu securing the unwritten
character of the constitution, but simply
that the forms of law, the unwritten consti-
tution and the unrestrained democracy are
correlated facts.
Piety end Rnalnesa •
What are we to say to the following
specimen of English advertising which
emanates from a Leeds firm in the form of a
circular? Whatever that limn may know
abtnrt-gra:sr-bottle-nirrIcinv;-it-ltas` evidentry
(in its own opinion) an intimate acquaint-
ance with the ways and thoughts of the
Deity, and has ascertained that the Al-
mighty is particularly interested in the
manufacture of "bottles, plain and stop-
pered." It is interesting to speculate on
what must'be the frame of mind of people
Who think that such a circular will either
please Providence or attraet customers.
The circular runs as follows: "Gentlemen
In the all -wise Providence of God have we
been Ied to join in partnership for the
manufacture of every kind of green and
flint glass bottles, plain and stoppered. 'We
hereby respectfully beg to inform you that
having bought in the above works, which
have been so successfully worked by a very
old -established firm of glass -bottle makers,
we have every confidence that by wise
management and the blessing of God we
shall be able to place befgqre you all classes
of bottles as good and net cplcap as any other
house fn the trade."
Wholesome 'Vegetables.
Spinach has a direct effect on the kicl-
noys.
The common dandelion, used as greens,
is excellent for the kidneys.
Asparagus purges the blood.
Celery acts admirably on the nervous
system, and is a cure for neuralgia and
rheumatisut.
Tomatoes act upon the livor.
Beets and turnips are excellent appe-
tizers.
Lettuce and cucumbers are cooling is
their effect upon the system.
Onions, garlic, leeks, olives, and shallots,
all of which are similar, possess medicinal
virtues of it marked character', stimulating
the circulatory system and promoting di-
gestion.
Red onions are an excellent diuretic, and
the white ones are recommended ter be
eaten raw as a remedy for insomnia.
A soup made from onions is 'regarded by
the French as an excellent restorative it:
debility of the digestive organs.-Heraldtof
Health.
Bacteria to Dresses'.
A prominent physician of this city, who
gives close attention to bacteriological
study, bays : "Lately the long dress
trains worn in the streets by our ladies
suggest another nay to carry tubercle and
other bacilli into our houses. In walking
along the streets we constantly, see
a dress wipe up portions of sputum
from the pavements. From one of
these dresses dragged over the streets a
few times I was able to demonstrate
the presence of seven tubercle bacilli
on an inch microscopic slide on which a lit-
tle dirt off a dress was dusted. Knowing,
therefore, that these long dresses have dried
tuberculous sputum on them for the maids
to dust off in our ladies' dressing -mama,
most of which arg poorly ventilated, we
can quite understanld how a eufficient num-
ber of bacilli can be collected in small com-
partments to au extent dangerous to at least
those predisposed to tuberculosis."-Phila-
delphia
uberculosis. 'hila.delphia Record.
Antiquity of tho Umbrella.
The umbrella is of high antiquity, ap-
pearing in various forms upon the sculptor.
ed monuments of Egypt, Assyria, Greece
and Rome, and in hot countries -it has been
used since the dawn of history as a sun-
shade -a nee signified by its name derived
from the satin umbra, meaning a shade.
In the Orient the umbrella has been a sym-
bol of power and royalty, and iii many
countries it has become part of a religion*
its well as a "riij�tt aj mgt lietii.
brier
see
oitrtst:Qn,1 .11,,, nrelf xx, x&!"p,
, . � wastroutbled fQi'1111rt7 Viers with,
cti_ s,tt. )aazlt In tyaitio, l+k1clt lncreas d utlid
' 7A74. :bcr tt ie vary inside X uses
"^' .r +4 "!"y1• ' 1',t. 4,4v,
r M.,1. y;[,:kh. ,,,^ "�, r.� K'aM% ?l� t.t NrM �'
': 111
.+'l'I,Ait.ttiIv cunt!, I u i`l4,,, it all praise."
R A•rDER,
,C>7- ,./.1.0011.5,' O(•.. DID .171'."C .r
.',r• nyr .n, �itFfs:i.K ..+rr?',`"n•-f•�i!`it rSihf: Y%I•r�.e2, 1,i �y�Yrey�Y,a.,.�.�., �1`+i•.;,:lr. �+::;i:,4.
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IIANDSQML+ F'B4 JRDs,
Sometimes unsightly blotches, plmplee or
sallow o ane thin, t1ertroye the attrective-
nese' of hondsome 1,atgre■. a u .all auotz
races Soott'a'Ernt lsfoa wilt buill up the
4yeternn atrci import tr°1hleae act' beauty,
-Mr. Jos. Glenn, of clear Manley,
brought three hogs to ilk 1 otusall tear.
ket, oi.e day last week, which realiz. d
hint the hand+eine awn of $72,50.
Kiecajd Si., Br••okt,ille, Out , Jan, 11,
18b9 : 1 waw eoi fined to my bed by a
stover(' atteck Y1 lnn.bego. A lady friend
of deice aunt me a part of a bottle of St.
Jacobi O I, which I st•plted. Che educt
wet simply magic it . In a day I wan able
to go about my household duties. I have
used it with splendid auceesa far . neuralgia
twilled* I would not be without it."
Mits. J. RINOLAN.D.
-Mitchell is strongly advocating
the establishmentrof n cheese and but-
ter factory in that town together with
a weekly tnarket.
LITTLE JEN\Il: WAS CUItED.
DEAR SIRS. -My Little Jennie was very
had with La Grippe which heft it had cough.
1104 her Ftacyardre Pt:aural Balsam and
,it soon cured her.
Miss il?cAR:•nun, Cupleatun, Ont.
-Tho Conservatives of North Bruce
purpose giving a banquet to Mr. Mo -
Neil, M. 1'., on bis fettlrn front the
old country, It will probably be field
at Wiartou.
A 1,Am. which even political enonotnivle
ere .I.t to forgot i. that a manufacturer's
rate of profit is not thl only essential ele-
ment to saccees; the aggregate profit et the
end of the year is of far greater importance,
And this- in mnet cease le greater out of a
low roto of profit tlisn out of a
high rate, heoanse of the increased business,
which the lower price gives rise to. It was
no thio principle that Meters. ' Tnokett &
3..n acted in introducing their now fitment'
"Myrtle Neil' tobacco, and to this prin.
oiple they have ever since adhered. Thie le
one of the reaeone is by people of Canada ate
smoking the best tobacco which can be pro-
duced, et a cheaper price than any other
people can buy a similar article.
-Mr.''. H. Ingram writes to the
Stratford Herald from Edmonton that
14,000 acres of land have been sold in
two weeks in the Battleford and Sas-
ketchewan districto to settlers from
\Vaahingt"onStatte; ..K,- -_-...
"IT CURED MOTHER."
G liNTLEMEN,-My mother was buffering
from dyspepsia and had no appetite. Every
thing failed to core her untilone day, while
visiting a frienrra house, I caw a bottle of
B. 11 B 7n the ;aide ; on ragniring what
they used it for, I soon fount cent what it
.eared, and when I went home told mother
that she should try it ; t,ha said she had no.
faith in anything and objected to. cry it.
Notwithstanding her objection I wezl in the
evening and brought home n bottle lent it
was in tba hones for a week bef..re we could
induce her to tuke it. At last, as eke was
getting worse all the timea she onneented to
try it and on taking bait' the bottle fownd it
was curle•g her. Anotlrar bottle cured her,
end we believe, caved her Ifs. We areliever
without 13. 113. B. now. lit is such to good
remedy for headache as well.
11 W ECTON,
15 Dalhousie St., Montreal.
The Ottawa correspondent of the
Hamilton Spectator tries his hand et
Cabinet making with the following re-
sult which would give mine Proteattant
and six ,Catleolio Ministers. He eaye:
Many elutes have been, mgde up, maid
I vrill now venture foreaset as to what
I think the next cabinet will bo, com-
mencing with,
Sir John 'Fllornpson . I will assign
Iiia] to the justice department.
Bewail, tninister of toade and c -
merce.
Pittterson,•ttbilitia.
Angers, eerietary of elate.
Onitnet, public works.
Coetigan, agriculture.
Caron, positlnaster-gewtial.
Footer, finance.
Daly, interior.
Ives, presiient of the council.
Tupper, marine and fr.ieherier..
Haggal•t, railways and canals.
Curren, solicitor-genoeel.
Clarke Wallace, comptroller of ins•
to mP-
Montague-, comptroller of iesland
revenno.
-Galt Temperance people are taking
active steps to secure a vote on Local
Option. tl
-Iia Gehl'e breweay at Port Arthur
William Gehl fell into a vat of hot
writer ani sustained such idjuries that
he died eight hones afterwards. He
was 45 years of ago and a native of St.
Agatha, Waterloo county. His brother
,Charles Gehl, also met his death ncci-
deutly from a fall Leat sunnier while
exploring in the Lake Superior region.
-Mrs. Thomas Beeley, of Moea, had
the good look to discovers dollar gold
piece in one of her fowls while dress-
ing it, a spring chicken. How the
dollar gold piece came thete is a mys-
tery, for such coins ere very seldom
teen now a -days where chickens can
pick them up.
-Af the sale of Ferguson 'faros,
horses in' Loudon Alost IIylhiea of
Boaehville, paid v$500 Tor the S.year
old .mare, Icithnne, and R. J. Dunn,
1.
of Ingoraoll, paid $1,'475 far the Clever;
year old stallion, Moonlight.
-,-Trio latest addition to the tbor
otighbret stock 'of Perth county is the
very flue herd of Jerseys, imported by
the lion. Tlloe. Ballantyne, which
arrived in Stratford the other day, after
three months' gnarantino at Halifax.
The herd consists of five heifers and a
buil, and they are beauties.
the Canadian Pacific Railway Cott•
parry is 8 world beater for enterprise.
The eompa.ny will have a fully equip.
ped transcontinental train at the World's
Fair, occupying a space of 390 feet.
1.1
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- JOB PRIN'T'ING. •
The Toh Le�cdt iieit nf' dile ji'e-
nal is one of the best equipped in
Western Ontario, and a supers.r
f 1 guaranteed at
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Flnderson'sl3estaurant
The Old Reliable Confectionery"'Store,
OYSTERS ARE 14 SEASON ±fir
EAT OURS AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER
Fruits, Confectionery Biscuits -in endless vtirie y ; Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes
Spanish Grapes, etc.
SW -TOBACCOS, PIPES, CIGARS -GOOD GOODS AT LOSE SELLING PRICES
Everything first -cies; in a first-class store. Doll's pass Anderson's Restaurant
Searle's 'Block, - Albert Street.
Leslie's Carriage Factory.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS -air of the hest world
manship and material. air All the latest styles and :most modern improve-
ments. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to. Prices to suit the times.
pPFACTORY-=-carner Huron and Orange Streets, Cli.wton. 657-y`
MIRINIMINNIMMICRIMOIRSIM
t New °Fall Tailoring Goods.
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T. JACKSON, Sr:, has placed in stock
Complete Lines of Choice Fall and Winter Tailoring Goods
Being a cutter of long experience, satisfaction ie guaranteed.
,0%' We can suit you in quality end price for Pants, a Suit or Overcoat.
Perfect cuts and fits. The best goode and tlinitnings. Workmanship
unsurpassed. Call on us before you order:
T. JACKSON, SR., HURON -ST., CLINTON.
rinii--g
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A HALL, Clinton.
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Chrims ana New Years.
For yeara China Hall has been noted for keeping the very best goods at the
very lowest prices and 1892-'3 is no exception to our well-earned reputa-
tion.
QHINA .84 GLASSWARE.
Our Delf, China and Giese Goods comprise some of the hdndsetneat lines and
most reasonable in price ever clown in thin sectiou.
PEELS, FRUITS, SPICES, NUTS.
The GOotis in these lines that we offer are all fresh ant) clean and of the very hest
quality to be prot;nr«'d, while• the prices are• emelt that consumers will
surely make it I11xitalcn if they do r10t Hee anti test •them. We keep 111
stock evetytltinif tosupply the needs of all welt regalated families for the
Christenes and New Year season. ,
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS.
Don't fnrget that China Hall hat. the very finest blends and flavors in the market,
whileear Sugar) are from the best makers and of the hest brands. Give
China Hall a call and we will do our best to please you in gnility, price,
• and shall be pleased to serve you.
N. ROBSON, CLINTON.
- CHRISTMAS IS COMING
GET YOUR
New Fruits and Xmas- Presents
---AT—
J, W. IiWiij'sOorner Stor@,
McKAY BLOCK, CLINTON. •
RAISINS -Extra, Selected Valencia, London Layers, Black Baoket and Sultanas.
CURRANTS -nest Patras and Vastizza, Peels, Lemon, Orange and Citron. N cT,-
Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, and Shelled Almonds.
TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS A SPECIALTY.
Crockery Department
Having imported direct 1 am selling at wholesale prices.
DINNER SETS from I8 up, TEA SETS at prices that will suit everybody; TOILETS
in all Styles and Prices.
Some do but don't you wait until a •Jay or two before Xmas to make •ourselec-
tions from our well filled tables suitabie.for Xmas and Wedding presenfg;'
On hand bbl. Salt Herrings, Trout, Salt Water Salmon. v
$UTTER AND EGGS TAKEN,
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