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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1893-01-11, Page 7yes HairVi or mociu.tlte hair• soft and gssy lo. . t"I. bane used Ayer's .Hair Vigor for nearly five years, And my hair is moist, glow, r .d inan excellent state oI ores, ervation. 1 ant forty years ofd, end have ridden the plains for twcntY five years." �yyin. Henry, Ott, alias "1)444tang'Bill, t Wo. e le lv Vvras , y Ayer''s Hair Vigor Prevents' hair from fulling out, "A ittlinhei of yyeaif3.ago, 1SY rei Qm- rnendation .of a Weed, ,l began louse Ayer's ]Flair, Vigor to step the hair from fallingetitand prevent its turning gray. The rst effects were meat sat sfagtory, Oemsional.applications sipce have kept ' . my hair thick and of a natural color,”-- H. E. Basham, McKinney, "Texas. Ayer's Hair Vigor Restores Intl after fevers. " Over a year ago I bad a Severe fever, and when I recovered my hair began to fail out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies, but without success, till.at last I began to use Ayer's Hair Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is restored to its original color,' --Mrs. A. Collins, Dighton, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor. Prevents hair from turning gray. ' "My hair wasrapidlyturning gray and falling out ; one bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor has remedied the trouble, and my hair is now its original color and full= to ness."--B. Onkrupa, Cleveland, O. 6 Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ayer & ea, Lowell,Maee: told by Druggists and Perfumers. rhe Huron . News-Recora 1.50 a Year -41.26 in Advance Wednesday, January 11th, 1893 A CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. In invsstiga ing the cause of this ptev,alent complaint it is f and to rest principally in wrong action of the stomach and impurity cf the Blood. These exciting caa-ea are easily removed by the regulating, purifying and digestive effects of Iinrd.trk Rod Bit- ters, bonen tho coerces of 13. B. 11. in curiue dytpopeia in any form, o t m %tier nr haw long standing or haw revere it may ha. —The succession from the Catholic Church oI Dr. William Sullivan proves to 11aVe ben 1t 11114tthitt:Milli cause. Dr. Sullivan' is a fine looking ntuu 32 prate of ager and W48 kilt:Mil as the meet•influental priest in Loudon, 'Eng - laud, fatuous for his elegance of gesture and diction in the fashionable West End pulpits, and for his ,.influeuce over the working claimer; at: tho E ist Crud. Ile was gener- ally regarded as the most powerful young ulau iu the Catholic Church. Three weeks ago he sent a circular to his friends from Paris, announcing that he had left the Catholic church be- cause he had lost all belief in the Old Testament. The fact is that he and Mrs. Sherwood Callaghan, a Cali fornia widow,. were married in Folke- stone where they have taken up their permanent residence. LAweeree, Keefe., U.S. �i+.f AnF,a, 'George- Patterson fel; ;OM ,a s,0000-40:47 window, st;rikipg a, fenCe. X (fund lopes lasing; S' T,, . ':A.CO1 S 10;u, :.- He used it freely all over his.l?t'tlieeS1. I. saw him next morning at work All the Wee.spots rapidly disappeared, leaving neither pain, Scar nor swelling. C, K. NEVI .A,•NN, M, IA. RiGHT1 &T.JACOBS 011. P10 !Ts" " JitA THREE PRACTICAL POINTS.' Three practical pointe : 1st. Burdeok Blood Bitters cures dyspepsia by acting promply on the stomach, liver and bswels. l:,,d, Burdock flood Bitters uures bad blood by the same epeuiffu action combined with Ito alterative and purifying powers. 3rd. llurdot.k Blood Rittern cures all disease arising from the two first named, sueh ,as u•uatipation, headache, bfliousiness, dizzi. neer scrofula, etc., by remeviug their cause as show and proved in thousandsof iudieput- ably recorded cases. KEEP IT ON HAND. Sean,—I always keep a bottle of Hegyard's Yellow Oil tor outs, sprains and bruises. Y'hefolke at the house use it for almost everything. I know it to be a good medic. ine, st is an'excellent.mollifier for cracked or chapped hands. --An eminent authority has it that the death rate of the world is calcul- ated to be 67 per minute, 4,030 per hour, 96,720 per dtty while the rate of birthe,slightly exceediug the death rate, le calculated to be 70 per minute, 4,100 per hour, 100,800 per day, 36,742,000 a year. The estimated increase per annum therefore a little over 1,500,000. ALTot.ETH EIS DISAPPEARED. DEAD. Sties,—About three months ego I was needy wild with headache.. I started 'eking B. B. R and took two bottles and my headnoh,s have dieapneared altogether now think rt a grand meed toe. LITT1011 1t0DF8, Loodeeboro, Oct. —Mr. Klein, of Berlin, has ponchos e4 and manufactured over 1,000 barrels of cider, Which he will eel! in Chicago next summer while the World's Col umbian Fair is being held. If it stands till next euminer it can he guar- anteed to knock out even the average Chicagoan. SOMETHING TO REMEMBER, t you're a weak or, ailing woman : —that there's only one medielno so sure to help yoyw, that it can Ise 9uarenteed. It's Dr. Pierce's Favorite Freneription. la building up overworked, feeble, delicate women, or to any "female complaint" or weekuees, if it ever fails to benefitor cure, you have your motley back. It is au invigorating, restorative tonic, a sooth- ing and strengthening neryinb, and a safe and certain remedy for wotnan'e ills and ailments. It regulates and promotes all the proper funutioos, inlet -eves digestion, enri,thes the blood, diepele aches and pain•, —Prof. Robertson, Dominion DAiry brings ref hi Bleep, and restores Stealth and strength. Nothing else can be as cheap. With this, you pay only far ti e goal you get. Conimiesioner, who has been in Eng- land, is at the Dairymen's' Convention in London on Jan. 10, 11 and 12, and will have some practical iuformatiou fur the Ontario fanners on the market Canadian products in Dri• VERY MUCH PLEASED. Seas,—I em very much p'eaeed with the effects of Hagyard'e pectoral Relearn. Our family hae been grratly troubled with severe, colds, pains in the chest, etc., and have been promptly reii•yeti by this valuable !medicine which we willingly recommend. CLARA A. MCKeszte. Clarendon Station, N. B. —James Cochrane, of Mitchell, nar- rowly escaped being killed recently. While felling a tree in Robert Jones' woods a larTgo piece of a dead limb fell and struck him upon the head, caoeing a deep gash, which required several stitches to bring it together. ADVIOa TO MOTnaaa. Are yon disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a Rick child suffering and crying with pain of Cntt ing Tooth. It so sand at °nee and Ret a bottle of "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teeth ing. Ittt value is incalculable. It will relieve thepooritttoenffererimmodlot et . Depend ripen it, mothers; there ix 'no mistake about it. It times Dysentery and Diarrhea' repp.alaten the etomaohitntd bowels, cures Wind Collo, ,softens the game, reduces Inflammation and gives tone andonergy to the whole system. "Mrs Winalow'a Soothing Syrup" for children teething is ploaeant to the taste and io the preeaerfotion of o p of the otdeat and best waste physicians and ne rites in the t7nited Stetogf and is tor pale by all "duagints tbrenghont theworl•t. Price 25 cents a bottle. Bo euro and oak for "Mita. Wiaotow's Snnvnrro 8rnur,"and tato ne other kind. 6567 —John t$mith, the nominee of the Liberal party, was eldbted in Peel by the overwhelhing majority of 906 over W. W. 'Cook, the Independent - Liberal. The election of Mr. ,Smith was conceded from the start, but his grand triumph was not expected. fur taiu. Great OUTRIVALS ALL OTHERS. In curing cough,00lde, hoarseness, asthma, bronchitia, sore throat, and all dinettes of the throat arid lung,, there is one tamely which is on, quailed by any other. 44 e refer to De. Wood's Norway Pine Sy up which hes effected many remarkable cures this eeaeoo. —At the auction eels of Geo. Laug, cr.n. 8, Elliot, cows sold from $34 to 637 ; yearlings, $18 to $20.25; calves at $9 50 each. Other stud' brought good prices. TEIE FARMER AND POLITICS. The prosperity of a farmer to -day de- pends more ou the method he employe than on the guverumentel rule. Take seeds for an example : Merry farmers who are wive to their own interests in other armee are careless in buying 'seeds. They neem to think that a eeod is a .eed and there it ends. If there was more kupwledge about eeede and greater care exercised in their selection, '.here would be richer crops and better re- turns. Realizing this, P. M. Ferry & Co., the famous tweed firm of Windsor. Ont.,'have embodied in their Il•uetrated Auuual for 1893. muuh valuable iufornation alma seeds and their eeleution. It ;outaina the kuowiedge gleaned from merry yearn practi- cal experience in the seed business, and the newest and beet things about gardens and gardening. Such a book issued by a firm of uoque-tiuuerl reliability is of the highest value to every one who planta a seed. Although the coat of printing and embellishing it with beautiful illustrations bee been great, it is sent free to any one making application to the above firm. • —Mr, Geo. McMillan,of Morrieburg is the owner of one either Largest pigs in Canada, yes, iu the world. Ouly 18 mouths old. weighs 965 pounds, 11 feet 11•iuehes from tip to lip,girth 6 feet, 6 inches, etauds;9 hands high. He Bate well but is still poor in flesh. Ilis foot priuts in the sand are like those of a cow. Five huudred dollars was offered for him. The continual suoeess;on of boils, pimples, and eruptions from which many sutler, in- dicates an impure state of the blood. The moat effective remedy ieAyer's Sarsaparilla. It expels the poison harmlessly through the natural channels, end leaves the skin clean and clear, —Of all the sick looking papers ever issued from the city of Toronto, the Sun (the new anuexationist r rgau) is the sickest; everything about it being eecoud-hand and shabby—typo graphy, presswork and all. The Amer lean papers that are crewing over the appearance of the Sun will soon have` a chance to buy it some old third -hand type and presses. The one thing need- ed to make annexation positively con- temptible in Canada is the champion- ship of such a pitiful rag as tlio Toron- to Sun. Provide youraelf with a bottle of Ayer'• Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means at hand for contending successfully with a sudden (mid. As an emergency medicine, it hae no equal, and leading phyeiciana everywhere recommend it. —The new; that the Chicago Audi. torium is slowly sinking through the thin crust on which Chicago reels, maketr mnttere look bad fur the World's Fair. A year or so ago an engineer wan quoted as spying that the waters cf Lake Michigan had endeimined Chi- cago, and that with the big crowd at the World's Fair, the city would surely collapse. The sinking of theAuditor- iuni slakes what was regraded at the time as idle talk seen; unpleasantly true. It begin; to look ne if the World's Fair might be an excellent exhibition to stay away from. NOr CRUDE MATERIAL. Scott's Eruleion is Cod Liver Oil perfect. ed and is prep,red upon the principle of its digestion end assimilation in the human system ; hence it is given without disturbing the stomach. Tl,e couetant r p of water Weare away t to hardest atone ; The constant k aw of Tomer Maetioates t e toughest bone ; - The constant 000lug lover Carries off the blushing maid, And the constant advertieer Is the one who gets the trade. Mrs. John McLean writes, from Barrie Island, Ont., March 4, 1839, as followe : "I have been a great sufferer from neuralgia isr the last nine years, but, -being ads/fired to try St. Jacobs Oil, can now heartily en - dorso it as tieing a most excellent remedy for thisc.;mplaint, as I have been grektly bene- fited sky its use," 1-1AI's'olit ,TaArons. • 'pieces. 1,1 Nstt t� altl ota Slava, cl:i4' coveted Ronle IN ia ea iif'ti nta1l, who no, • 1 'ding lQ ppinpatati.Ye •nleeettrenlitttt, tatust hive hue.>a etxty lent. high,, . It the itivtlt)ti'410ra 0Q1411u0e their re^ search they eery flail the akelelon-*¢f A siX legged ou,.w, the interior! wdrka of a hemi. uigait sed other evuleuct-s that so iia prehistoric side chow watt et,i'tr k by oyulone iii that neighbor- hood. A CHEESE MARKET. Regarding Jiro eat,tblialinlent of n cheese and ']otter market in. titre sec• Lion, we might .spy •it is geuertlly cou- cuded that in ell eoctiom; of the Pro- vince where cheese• is •largely manu- factured the farmers are beet olf; they have the most ready money; hod their farms and humeri are iu the beat con- dition. This coutlition of things is borne out by personal observation; by newspaper and trade reports, and by the records and bullutina, sent out from time to time trout the depart- ments of agriculture of both the 1)o - minion and Ontario Governments. So couviuoed are both goveruments of thin condition of things that they each employ s11 expert dairy conunis• aionor at a high salary and keep them coustaetly, at greet public expense, educating, the fanners along the lines of lair) ing and urging upou them through the farmers' institutes; through the dairy schools; though subsidies to winter factories; and through bulle this by their commissioners, to go more cud more into the manufacture of cheeee and butter.—Ex THE POPE CONDEMNS FREE MASONRY. The tact ;hitt ;scalier the colder weather or the sanitary precautions taken have boeu eucoeseful fu atampiog out the cholera in Uamburg and parts Of France, ie a grim menace .to this western continent next aulruae.r. In all the visitation', of the Lea forty years the month of November has aeon tho ceasation. of the epidemic in all but the citron's) eaeteru countries, and that it should still raisin its footing as far wont as it does hap nut a cheerful appearance. The next three menthe pnuat see it dis- appear or extreme measures alone tau protect this continent next rummer.. "Carne, an' thou wilt," the Masons say; "l3ut, prithee epare thy bleeeing." The modern history of peoples is that all are gradually returning to the old popular self-governing forms anter. for to the middle ages tyrannies. .Northern and Western Eurore never rightly got ground down; but Southern Europe hae long groaned beneath des- potic' rule of various kinds. Roman catholic countries and peoples are rapid- ly becoming as independent thinking as their neighboriug protestant',; and the grand old world seems to have put on a spurt for freedom. In Rome, the people, for several years entirely free and independent, have erected uiotnrments to Bruno and other martyrs for freedom of thought within eight of the Pope's'residence on the very spot where hundreds of years ago their blood and ashes stained the' soil. Free Masonry ie rapidly growing and the Pope, though himself consider- ed far more liberal than his predeces- sors, has felt obliged to condemn that grand society. It is really a splendid advertisement for the old organization which dates its origin far back in an- cient history, to the dines of The Temple and The Pyramids. It is under consideration to estab lieb a few Orange lodges in Rome and throughout Italy, the citizens formerly. good children of the "church," being at last freemen. The next twenty years will witness great triumphs for the principles of orangeism. Wher- ever "government by, through and for the people" exists there are trium— phant its principles. May they flour- ish; and may even their potent in- fluer ce reach the hearts and consciences not only of the t•ornan catholic people, but also of the priests, the hierarchy, ay even the Pope himself, What a grand triumph for freedom it would be to see the Pope taking the Royal Arch Purple Degree. —J. Kearns, of Arthur, through his solicitor, J. J. Landy, has served the Reeve of that village with a notice of his intention of cuing the corporation for damages sustained by hits through the injuries caused to hie boy by the fall- ing of the walla of the old tannery. The basis of the claim being, that private property in an unsafe condi- tion must be guarded by the town, Cures Consumption, Couglla, Croup, Bore Throat. Sold by all Druggists on a Guarantee. rem a Lame Side, Back or Cheat Shiloh's Porous Plaster will give great satisfaction.—s5 cents. SHILOH'S 'VITALIZER. Mea. 'T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga Tenn, says "Shiloh'sVitaltzcr'SAVED Air Lllr''D. 1 consider itthebeetrdmtdyfforadebiiitatydefatena na�vor or Kidney freebie Armes. Price 7fots ILO H'SCATA•R R R REMEDY Raveyou,Catarrh? Try this Remedy. It will positively relieve and Cure you. Price 60 cts. This Injector for its euceeasful treatment Is furnished free. Remomher,Shiloh'sltemediea aro sold on a guarantoo to give satisfaction. PHOTOS C. HOARE'S fine new Photograph Gallery being now ready for operation, he is furnishing First Class Cabinets at $2 25 Der dozen. Other sizes in proportion. All wanting such conte and try him. C.II®ARE .- - CLINTON. LADIES & GENTS WATCH ES-,. With Fancy Dials and Sixteen Jewels —AT— B2DI3�,ECIOMBE'S- NELSON T, RITCHIE, P. L. SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER, KINCARDINE - - ONT. Orders left at this offiice promptly attended to. JAS. FERGUSON, PUMP 11IAKE11, - - CLINTON. (ROSS' OLD STAND) Pumps sold reasonable. Cisterns and Tanks put down. Wells dug and cleaned and Satisfaction Guaranteed. b • New Flour and Feed Store HANLEY & WALKER beg to announce that they have opened a Flour and Feed Store east of the Com. merciel Hotel, Huron Street, Clinton We will keep in stock the very best of everything in the lino, such as Flour, Meals, Feed, Seeds, &c., at very reason- able prices. Goods delivered to all parts of the town, We solicit and expect a legitimate share of town and country trade. Remember the location of the Clinton Flour and Feed Store. J 1 7 & WALKER BULBS ! BULBS! ULBS ! All kinds of Winter Flowering Bulbs at J. CUNNINGHAME'S. CHINESE . SACRED LILY, easily grown in water and will bloom in twoor three weeks. DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINUTS, Blue, Mauve, Wbite, Red, Yellow and Pink. Tulips, mixed varieties, Narcessus, Easter 'allies, Ortnthogalum or Star of Bethlehem. Crocus, Bawkus and food for flower,s Ex. cellent Fertilizer for house plants, soluble in water. Free from odor and clean to handle. Better than ordinary manure and no trouble with worms. Will furnish Holly and Mistletoe in time for Xmas by parties leaving orders now. Kept on hand. JOIIN CUNNINGHAM. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. CORRESPONDENCE. We will at all times be pleased to receive items of news from our sub. scribers. We want a good corres- pondent in every locality, not already represented, to send us RELIABLE news. SUBSCRIBERS. Patrons who do not receive their paper regularly from the carrier or thr''ugh their local post offices will confer a favor by reporting at this ogee at once. Subscriptions mad commence at any time. ADVERTISERS. Advertisers will please bear in mind that all "changes" of advertisements, to ensure insertion, should be handed in not later than MONDAY NOON of each week. CIRCULATION. THE NEWS -RECORD has a larger circulation than any other paper in this section, and as an advertising medium, has few equals in Ontario. Our boolcs are open to thoase who mean business. JOB PRINTING. The Job Eepartment of this jour- nal is one of the best equipped in Western Ontario, and a superior class of work is guaranteed at very low prices. • .FOR'COCO ENVELOP %;. NEST POINTS' FOR CE'O,iLL HEADS .FIR; OFFICE PRINTIN t • . c ,niE NES-RECORA EXCELS IN AU, DEPARTMENTS finderson's The Old Reliable Confectionery Stole, OYSTERS ARE IN SEASON EAT OARS' AND YOB WILL HAVE N0 OTBER,• Fruits, Confectionery, Iliscuits,—in endless variety ; Cranberriea, Sweet Potatoes Spanish Grapes, etc. /TOBACCOS, PIPES, CIGARS—GOOD GOODS AT LOSE SELLING PRICES Evet•ytbiug first -pairs tit a first -oleos store. Don't pass Anderson's Reafatlra-gt Searle's Block, -Albert Street. L e S 11 e s Carriage Factory.: BUGGIES, PHAE'T'ONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the heat worllg manehip and material. fearAII the latest styles and most modern improve.. menta. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Prices to suit the times. 1iSe-FACTORY—corner Huron and Orange Streets, Cliatun. 657—y ammiesuisiserearemsmonsaeosimetwoonneee New Fall Tailoring Goods. O— 1'. JACKSON, Sr., has placed in stock Complete Lines of Choice Fall and Winter Tailoring Goods Being a cutter of long experience, satisfaction is guaranteed. BEir We can suit you in quality and price for Pants, a Suit or Overcoat. Perfect cuts and tits. Thu .beet geode and trimmings. Workmanship uneutpassed. Cull on ua before you order. o- - T. JACKSON, SR., HURON -8,T., CLINTON. THIS WILL INTEREST YOU BARGAIN METE . •I -laving purchased the Commander property adjoining our old store, we purpose moving our Stoves, Furnaces, Tin, Wire &c., &., from the present store before the first of January when our lease expires, and in order to reduce the stock be- fore moving we will give you unheard of Bargains for the next thirty days. In Cook Stoves, . Parlor Stoves; Coal Stoves and Tla�. 'ware, We have also a number of Second hand Stoves which will be sold cheap. HRL�ND BROS_, Iron and Hardware Merchants, -- CLINTON ood. Cheer Once a Year. --e--- 2 Our store is well stocked with Xmas and New Year Fruits, SPICES, PEELS, GROCERIES, CONFEC'T'IONERY, TEAS, COFFEES, &c, Do not neglect to, call and see us. We are the great produce dealers and pay the highest price for everything and sell:our goods at a low living profit. CANTELON BROS., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Clanton CHINA FALL, Clinton. 0 Christmas and New Years. 'For years 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. CI -.INA & GLASSWARE. Our Delf, China and Glans Goody comprise some of the handsomest lines and most reasonable in price ever shown in this section. PEELS, FRUITS, SPICES, NUTS. The Goods in these linea that we offer are all fresh and clean and of the very best quality to be procured, while the prices are such that consumers will surely make a *mistake if they do not dee and test them. We keep in stock everything to supply the needs of all well regalated families for the Christmas and New Year season. TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS. Don't forget that China .-hall has the very finest blends and flavors in the market,. while our Sugare are from the best makers and ofethe best brands. Give. China Hall a call and we will do our best to please you i11 quality, price,, and shell be pleased to serve you. N. ROBSON, CLINTON. - CHRISTMAS IS COMING GET YOUR New Fruits and Xmas Presents —AT- -�• J. W. Irwiij's Cornet Store; McKAY BLOCK, CLINTON. RAISINS—Extra, Selected Valencia, London Layers, Black 'Baoket and Sultanas. CURRANTS—neet Patras and Vastizsa, Peels, Lemon, Orange and Citron. NUTS -- Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, and Shelled Almonds. TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS A SPECIALTY, Crockery Department Having imported direct I am selling at wholesale prices. DINNER SETS from $6 up, TEA SETS at prioes that will suit everybody; TOILETS in all Styles and Prices. Some do but don't you wait until a day or two before Xmas to make your selec- tions from our well filled tables suitable for Xmas and Wedding Presents. On hand bbl. Salt Herrings, Trout, Salt Water Salmon. BUTTERAND EGGS TAKEN.