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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-05-12, Page 7A fit 4 XrAporia. aALLANS lcs About equivalent to 53E; A'can Gallons for 41.0 Water WhiteIAmericaiil 25c. a Gallon These prices are Spot Cast our store. Charged or delivered 21c petllon extra. Johnson's Kalsomin3 andure Mixed:Paints. Churches Alabastine, John A Bruces Field and Lrden Seeds 1)A.vIS & IIOWLAN]J7 Hardware, Stoves ani £inware, Clinton SifirGrin. First car now arrived direct from3dpath's Befinery,Montreal Quality the Purest, rices the Lowest. Special Cuts in 100 or Barrel lots. Teas, Coffees and Sees a Specialty BUTTER AND EGGS WAND J. NV Irwh, Grocer MACKAY BLOCK, - CLINTON. RCOAT &.S SPECIAL N. UES IN CLINTON Ol. NEW ERA 1\ ,.w! lJ RI J ! LIQUID..I tug ;`.Wi1flamu'ioysi Grown lien dy' kite ( would herrn hie grave to -day; It was a sad sight to see eti loving hus Acts Stlpsrnaturali "end 1-1 idties, leaving a wife and Welly who were E arvel .at elrr. 1 endin g °� baud and tender father part from all earth - pp e p him for eu ort. At this -. critical moment just as life i- flickering THE GR A.TEST A VE>(w OF out, new hope is inspired through the kind - nese of a young lady of- this city, reoom- CHRISTIAN ERA. mending " this marvelous liquid. The thoughtful young, lady's nnme is M1Sa Roxie Morden, of 116 Carling street, within one block of this office.' With the determina- tion to get all ire particulars of this truly marvelous case, the reporter set out for 116 Carling street. Arriving there, be was cordially received by 1Misees Rosie and Sarah Morden, who both made the follow- ing declaration in the presence of seven witnesses, inoluding their mother, brother and younger sister: "I was visiting Mr Weir's brother-in-law, Mr (leo. Rumbull, near Bryanston, and when Mr Rumbull told me of Mr Weir's _ The. History of tlit, Century Heti Not Produced Itt3 Equal. RAPID STRIDER OF SCIENCE. SAVES FROM DEATH THE HUSBAND OFA LOVING WIFE AND FATHER OF FOUR DEAR CHILD. REN—TUE SKILL OF Faun of THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN CANADA BAFFLED BY TUE DISEASE OF MR. JOHN WEIR, OF LONDON TOWNSHIP --THEY ALL AGREED THAT HE MDSC DIE IN FROM THREE TO TEN DAYS—THE MARVELOUS Cuss Is "EF• serious illness and how all the doctors had FELTED BY THE LIQUID KNOWN AS "WIL• LIA9Is' ROYAL CROWN REMEDY." given flim up,' I begged of him to try Williams Royal Crown Remedy (for I London Advertiser. • myself and also my father bad previously been greatly benefitted by this marvelous remedy. My great confidence seemed to inspire a little hope in Mr Rumbull, al- though be had long since deepaired of ever seeing Mr Weir rise from his bed again, for Mr Lumball spent most of hie time at Weir's; he went over on Sunday and did not re- turn until the following Monday at 11.- 30 p. m.) He replied That they had sent to London for a fourth doctor, and if he held out no hope he would then try Williams' Rays' Crown Remedy. This doctor (specialist), after examining Mr Weir, pass- ed his death eentence upon bim, would give him no medicine, but simply charged him $l0 for assarirg them that "he could not live." As a last resort, Mr Rumball immediately hastened to London and got a supply of that marvelous liquid known as ' Williams'IRoyal Crown Remedy,' and they had scarcely been using it three ('aye before he was out of danger, and by the time the third bottle was used Mr Weir was out of bed, his family all joyous and happy again. I had never met Mr Weir previous to this seriona illness, but as soon as be was able to Dome to the city he called to see us, ache himself said, •to express gratitude for my telling him of the marvelous liquid, which saved his life,' all of which is perfectly true. The residents of Birr and surrounding district in London township, were, during the past few months, much excited over the critical and peculiar disease of one of their most esteemed reeidente, Mr John Weir, who lives on lot 16, on the 15th concession of London township. Mr Weir's case was one of the moat lamentable that has yet been recorded, and he was entitled to and received the sympathy of the entire com- munity (if that be of anyvalne to an afflict. ed mortal prostrated for many months), On what all hisneighbors and every physician who was permitted to see him, said, must, of necessity, be hie death -bed. The excite- ment in the locality ran high, and spread nntil finally it reached this city, and the ADVERTISER decided to send a. reporter to ascertain the facto of the case. The cor- respondent only knew that the gentleman'e name was Mr Weir, and that he lived near Birr, and while inquiring for this name the correspondent was so fortunate as to meet with the Rev. Isaao Langford, for 35 years in the active ministry of the Methodist Church, and brother of Rev. Alexander Langford ( at present chairman of the Methodist Church, Brampton, and for three years in this city and previously of Winnipeg). Rev. Mr Langford said he had spent most of his life in this section, and when he was asked about this wonderful case, Mr Langford said the person eferred to was Mr John Weir who hvedai miles further west. The correspondent could not mistake the place, as the barns and out- buildings were comparatively new, and he knew Mr Weir and remembered his illness quite well, and that all the doctors had given him up and they were expecting his death every day, and after the doctors had given him up he was cured by some remedy, which he afterwards learned was Williams' Royal Crown Remedy. Rev. Mr Langford assured the correspondent that itIr Weir could give all particulars and that he was very reliable, and anything he said about his illness or the remedy might be relied upon. The reporter drove on as directed, det rmined to Know the whole truth, and in a few minutes reached what be imagined to be his destination, and turning up the lane observed a man chopping wood, wielding the axe with all the vigor and energy of a young man of 18, but as the correspondent approached him be perceived he must be a man of some 50 years of age, and think- ing he bad made some mistake he inquired if he knew Mr John Weir, who had been so ill. Imagine the reporter's tsnrprise when Mr Weir replied: "I am the very man ; all the neighbors for miles know of my terrible illness and marvelous recovery, after every doctor who saw me said there could be no chance whatever," and the tears of grati- tude almost flowed from hie eyes as he re- plied. "I will gladly give all particulars; I would be very ungrateful if I didn't—life is so sweet—and .1- owe my life to "Royal Crown Remedy."' But you mast first put your boree in and feed him," and the rate at which Mr Weir ran for the best oats he had on the premises spoke volumes, for the ,0`; vs i "Ro :IE MORDEN, Signed, i "SARAH MOBDEN." Several others in the neighborhood cor- roborated Mr Weir's statement as to his scriora illness and marvelous recovery thr'qugh the fficaey of this liquid and his re- liabili„ y in all particulars therein. Should you, readers of this narrative, know of any sick friend, allose blood is completely impoverished, or system and nerves almost completely shattered, whe- ther given np by their physician or not, if yon will kindly forward this paper to your friend, calling their attention to this arti- ole, you may be the means, • as was Miss Roxie Morden, of saving some precious life, and as in the case with Mr Weir, they will never forget your kindness. You never see Williams' Royal Crown Remedy advertised in large display with horrid faces to attract attention, as is necessary with the common and often use- less patent medicines, sarsaparilla tonics, etc. When a remedy has the merit to back it up, as in the case of Royal Crown Remedy (where the sales amount to thous. n s en OF' WALLBOOKS, Stationery PAPER, &c In order to clear out the entire stook of W. H. SIMPSON, it has been-deoided to offer the same;at prices away below Dost. Everything will be sold at such figures that will make it of interest for purchasers to come here. THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD OUT PRICES ARE MADE ACCORDINGLY This is a genuine clearing sale, and it is desired to clear the WI' ands of dollars every.year), it fi d pl t of grateful friends like Miss Morden, Mr John Weir and Mr Geo. Rcmball, etc, who are only too happy when they are recem- / h mending it, and thereare always to be found in this country reliable papers ever willing to give publicity to genuine and marvelous cares as those just narrated, but there may be many suffering mortals, those whose eyes may never see this, and fcr this reason you should send it to them. Williams' Royal Crown Remedy is a perfect blood purifier, alterative, builder and nerve restorer, especially designed for building up shattered cuns'U.tntione and effecting complete cures in such diseases as arise from overwork or disordered kidneys new lease of life he had received, and his- and liver troubles, the tired feelingthere- gratitude for the marvelous liquid that had been the means in. God's providence of sav- ing his life. The reporter then entered the house and was introduced to 'Mrs Weir, a somewhat younger person, a pleasant and las, etc. Royal Crown Remedy gives a cheerful, and particularly bright lady, who healthy glow to a pale, lifeless complexion, was actively engaged in quilting some as in the case of Mr Weir. His neighbors ornamental and useful matting. Mrs Weir could scarcely believe their own eyes when gave the reporter an equal hearty greeting, they met him. This marvelous remedy and having directed him to a confortable effects a radical cure in all cases arising seat beside a cozy fire, they at once drifted from mental worry, overwork or excesses in conversation back to what to them seem- of any nature. It is a specific for the ed their life's theme—"Gratitude to the troubles peculiar to the female system. manufacturers of the marvelous liquid." This, of all ages, is the scientific age, and Mr Weir said: "I do not think there is science has made rapid strides, "for science one man in the township, or in the county, deals with known facts," and the medicines who has toiled so hard both late and early. of the old schools are being quickly replec- Before I was married, I chopped and clear- ed by new and more scientific remedial ed 40 acres at night, after my ordinary agents, whose work is to thoroughly purify day's work, and rieing again early in the the system, not by purging, but by a more morning." This statement was alsoverified moderate and reliable action, taking -hold by the neighbors, who commended hie en. of the debi itat id system and permanently ergy and ambition. "And in this way," said building it up. he, "I overdid it and general debility fol. Williams' Royal Crown Remedy is a lowed." "But," said Mr Weir, "trouble liquid remedy, manufactured by the Isaac never comes single-handed; .and while in Williams Company, 268 Dundee street, this poor state of health I sustained a very London, under the supervision of a practi- heavy loss by tire, which consumed and cal chemist. It is sold only in one -pint completely destroyed my barns, all the out- bottles, with the name "Williams' Royal buildings and the entire season's crop. Crown Remedy" blown in the bottle and Imagine my agony of mind, when I applied wrapped in yellow paper, (printed in red to the insurance company to indemnify me ink, with their autograph, "Isaac William against my heavy loss to find that the Co.") on the front. $1 per bottle, or six policy I bad been carrying for a number bottles for $5. Bear in mind this remedy of years bad , e" pired just seven days is a liquid, having no resemblance to the prior to the fire. This heavy lose, coming common and much advertised patent medi- ae it did on my already shattered frame, eines, sarsaparillas, tonics, etc., and any combined with the after effects of la grippedealer who offers you substitutes for I completely broke up my constitution. this liquid in any form, is trying to became pale as a corpse; my blood seemed defraud you and should be avoided. The to be turned to water; I had dizziness and Public are cautioned againah all such, they a ringing noise in my head; my hands and have no similarity or comparison, and are feet were cold all the time and my limbs at best only imitations, whose makers try were completely swollen up to the body. to reap a pecuniary advantage from the Some doctors called it consumption of the widespread reputation of this ma. velous blood. I got so weak that I could not liquid. walk; yet I would not give up, as there was The best druggists keep "Royal Crown no one else on the farm to do the work, Remedy," but if your druggist does not, until at length I was compelled to take to remit direct to Isaac WILLIAMS Co., London, my bed, and as to the remaining history of and they will send it to you by first express. that terrible illness my wife can relate it The price at which "Williams Royal Crown better than I, as part of the time I was un- Remedy" is sold makes a coarse of treat - conscious." Mrs Weir continued: "All ment comparativelyineepensive as compar- that my husband has told you is true and ed with any other medical treatment. all too fresh in our memory. At times be lay for days unable to tette nourishment of The greatest calamity that ever came to any kind, and during the limited period of the people in Logan and Hardin counties, three months he was reduced to a mere Ohio, was that of Wednesday night, when skeleton, and was but a shadowof hie form- the Lewiston reservoir broke and turned an ARE FEMALE COA P L A 1�!�` eb er self, barely turning the scales at 84 pounds—wimmense flood of water upon the residents I i 1 hifora mo ofhis heigalong its course. A break 200 foot wide o0 TableLinen Towelings Table Cov s, Prints, Sheetings l annelettes LACE CURTAINS at alhrices Ask to see our ;c SHEETING Anything advertised in this spa is worth your attention 5 per cent offit Cash Robt. Coats & Special Noi�! 11, Clinton, As an extra inducement to CASH purchasers we himade arrangements with a lead- ing firm of Toronto for a large supply of Arti: Pictures by well-known masters, all framed and finished in first-class style, a suitable for the best class of resi- dence. Each customer will be presented wi me of these magnificent Pictures free when their Dash purchases aggregate Th , Dollars. My motto in business pd is to supply my customers with good reliable s at Bottom Prices. SOAP—Although the principal Soap Manufacture we will supply all Eleotrio Soaps and the nc the old figures. Call and see those beautiful on show at our store. TEAS—Oar stock is replete and well selected. W including best grades in Black, Green and Jal Crown Blend, the finest in the market. CHINAWARE—Examine the quality and pric Tea Sets, and be convinced that Bargain ]: throughout the year. N • RO�3SON, ave advanced prices 30 per cent. Sunlight and Surprise Soaps at rka of Art, samples of which are tier excellent values in find Teas s. Try our Russian Blend and f our Combination Dinn(r and with ns is every business day Clinton from, the after-effect of la grippe, dyspep- els, rheumatics, neuralgia, locomotor ataxia, d}�,eaaes depending on humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipe- Clip this out and keep it. INCURA B.E Some are incurable, but others and a great nuoer are curable, and we guarantee to euro every complaint of poor gnali high prices, inattention to customers that troubles any woman in this triot. Ono trial will re- lieve you of any doubt upon the question as to ability to do all we any. Have you a tired feeling after paying two prier nd padded profits? Are you sick of being roped in by calculating eboap line? Are you weary of the same old styles everlastingly turned np? T same old excuses and ex- planations to account for lack of styles and sto. If you aro thoroughly tired of all this you can bo cured by coming t it and square dealers. P MoILI(QY, Cash rchan.ts, (five feet eighoh, t innhea) is the lightest weightcured and the water came rushing down 17 we have ever known to have been re- a flood 10 feet deep and three mike wide, corded. The best physicians were called in completely submerging the country around from London, Liman, Granton and sur- and coming everything on its way. Hun - rounding towns, but none held out any hopes gout of reach of the coming torrent. So far no loss of lite has been reported, but when the floods subside it will likely bo revealed that more than one unfortunate perished. that he would soon be The damage to property in Logon county clone is estimated at $60,000. Many far - d not possibly livo long. more will lose ever, thing bat their land, at the most. Accord- and w'11 be financially ruined. nd testament, disposing goods, was signed, as he Children Cry for moment; and I fully be. for his recovery. Our family of two bright boys, 12 and 14, and three gide, were all called to his bedside to say farewell and re • ceive a father's dying blessing, for ho ]earl always been told that he must set his weirs in order, an i 1 eternity and cot r than a few da irigl), hie last will of all his earthl ..might die at an • sieve if we had dreds of fomilies left their homee and fled sen one day later in got. , Pitcher's �'+asto1"la. PRING 0 I • One Car Steel Nails, Spades, Rakes and Shovels, Daisy Churns, Royal G --old Medal Canadian Wriii = ers, Carpet Sweepers, Barbed Sr Barb - less Wire The celebrated Palmetto BRUSHES which will last three times longer than any other made—try them. ROCK OIL 10 cts per Big Gallon cash and in large quantities enables us to sell at Give us a call. Goods delivered free of charge to any part of town. Buying for low prices. New Store B R LA N D nackayBlock B BOS Cid Stand. a Brick, Block RUMBALL' S C!flZ FACTORY Huron Street, Clinton We have on -band an assortment of splendid BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, & WAGGONS Which we guarantee to be of first—class material and wol kmanship. I you want a good article at the price of a poor one, call and see us. F. RLTMBALL, -- CLINTOINT NOVELTY Restaurant and Bakery The subscribers having ;bought out the Restaurant business of JAS ANDBRSON, and the Bakery business of R. McLFNNAN, desire to in- timate tbat they will continue the same, and will devote their personal at- tention to the various branches. The Restaurant will be as attractive as possible, and those favoring us with their patronage will receive courteous careful and prompt attention. FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON, together with a choice stock of Candies and Refreshments. The services of MR. IIcLENNAN, who is known as a thoroughly compo tent and upright Baker, have been„retained. ALL ORDERS FOR BREAD, CAKES OR PASTRY OF ANY KIND, will be promptly filled. Bread or Cakes can be procured at the Novelty Restaurant, Albert Street, or will be delivered to any part of the Town. Orders respectfully solicited. lee WILSON' aa HONE u•• n.uu 1CompleteManhood AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT. A Medical Work that Tells the Cause's, .„t�, Describes the Effects, r 1714.,... Pointe the Remedy. 1, Scientifically the most valuable, artistically the ,most beautiful medical book ever published; p 99 pages, every page bearing abalf.tone illustration :In tints. Subjects treated :— Nervone Debility, Impotency, a Sterility, Development, Varicocele, The Husband, Those Intending Marriage, etc. E Every man who would know the Grand Trnthn.” ".the Plain Facts Lhe Old Secrets and New I)iscnv `k, cries of Medici Science as applied to Married ., Life, who wbuld atone for past follies awl •: .1 avoid futur6 pitfalls, should write for this 1 :\ONDERF'UL LITTLE BOOK. I: Z It will be sent free, unclvr seal, while theedi:inr ;1 EERIE MEDICAL CO.s, Buffalos IN,Y. ":tnnnIn101110l 07411M30 114111 Blasts. Address the publishers, When we assert that Dom Kidney Pills Cure ache, Dropsy, Lumbago, Bright's Dis- ease, Rheumatism and all other forms of Kidney Troubles, we ar 5 backed by the testimon of all who have used ; em. THEie CURE TO STA OUSED. flys all dotgggists or mail on . ccipt of price. so cetits. Dr: L. A. Smith '. Co., Toronto. k!'