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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1894-01-31, Page 3I OM 70 IT' that lou'rep. not put oft with. trema 1:00r sllllstis ecenakdDt, Via Qolm Xedie4,17a1¢poxery Qat it• of an b011e$t dealer, Alf. A blood - c eansrar strength » restol,'er, and $„ 11 bu ere -a certain remedy -ire every disease caused by an Inactive liver or bad blood, there's netbIng else that's " just as good" aa. the "f ]O Seven, n 'it'll• the only medicine guaranteed to bone- : fltl ol4't;ure, ell Elie money is refunded. aica I3roo(c, N. C. Da, It, V. riERCE t Dear Sir -- Twelve months. ego 1 was hardly able to work at all buffered rrom nervousness and weakness, had a had cough. Ione work all the time now and bravo a good appetite. T have gained twelve if ?ince takingthe 'Golden Medical Die- t and feel that ft's all due to the The Huron News -Record 1.80 a Year -$1.25 in Advance. 'IYednesdad, Jan. 81th, 1894. • A.lex. Parent, the bricklayer, of Wallcerville, against whole Miss Rose Therritt has instituted an action for breach of promise and seduction, has married a girl named .,Liss Pratt, given her a deed of his property and gone to the States. Itch on human and horses and all animals oared in So minutes by Wool,ord's Sanitary Lotion, This never fails, Sold by Watts & Co., Druggists. Ninteen of Levi P. Morton's guern- sey cows •which were infected with euberculosib were killed at Rhinebeck, near Rondout, N. Y., last Wednesday. They wore valued at $7,000. . ALTOGETHER DISAPPEARED. GENTLEMEN. - About two months ago I was nearly wild with headaches. I started taking B. B. B., took two bottles and my headaches have now altogether disappeared. I think it is a grand medicine. EVA. FINN, Massey Station, Ont. Albert F. Banbcrger was' hanged at Cando, N. D., Friday afternoon for the brutal murder on Jnh- 6, 1803, of six members of the Kreider tamely. The execution was witnessed be thousands. of people. SHILOH'S VITALIZER. (1) Mrs. T. 5, Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.,says : ,. sa �Shgg• L'l ! G L s J tlald <sr 'SAVED LIQ MY LIFE' I consider it the hest remedy ' for a debilitated system 1 user deed." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by J. H. Combe. Ernest Lacore, who assaulted Nellie Byron, aged thirteen, the daughter of his employer, and broke het neck in the struggle, was hanged at Joliette, Ill., Friday. RnEiJMATISH CURED IN A DAY. -S pith American Bhenmattc Uure, tor Ruenmatism and Neuralgia radically euros in 1 to 8 daye, Its action npon the system is remirkable and Riystoriotis. It removes at once the cause lint the disease immediately- die appears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 uente Sold by Watts & Co., Duggisst. A. peculiarly distressing case of sui- ide occurred Friday at 'Toronto June - ; when Mrs. George Banks, wife of ati employee in the City and Suburban electric power house, took her life by hanging, the only assignable motive being continued brooding over her hus- band's supposed employment difficul- ties. • RELIEF IN Six Houns.—Distressing Kidney ani Bladder diaenpes relieved in ei Neuro by the Nr:w GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE." This new remedy is a great enrprisn end delight to physicians yon account Of its exceeding p,nntrehese in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary paseogesintnaln or female. it relieves retention of water and pain in pessitur it almost im- mediately. If yon want quick relief and euro this ie our rome dy. Sold by Watts & Co., Druggists. A petition is in circulation praying for the release of Dan Whale, formerly a Toronto hotelkeeper, who was sent enced to 15 years imprisonment for killing his wife at Mitchell. SORE THROAT -CURED. DEAR, SIRS. -I had a very sore throat for over a week and tried several medi- cines without relief until I heard of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,. which I tried with great success. I think it a fine medicine for sore throat, pain in the chest, asthma. bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles. MARIA M1DDLETON, ROhcaygeon, Ont. It is quite evident some people are not afraid of the prohibition agitation. for . a movement is on foot in St Thomas to organize a joint .tock Com- pany there to operate the old Elgin brewery, which has' been closed for some years. (3) CAPTAIN SWEENEY, L'. S. A., San Diego, Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do nie any good." Price 50 cents. Sold by J. 11. Combe. A most heart-rending accident oc- cured the other day, a few miles from Dornock. Mrs. John Simpson, while burnin some refuse happened to hurl 1 into the stove one or two packages of blasting powder, and an instantaneous explosion took place. The lids of the stove were scattered here and there. Her countenanee, unfortunately, hap- pened to be vertically above the flame, and she received terrible injuries. Her hands were burnt to the bone. Fnglish Spavin Liniment removes all hard, eofton lloneed Lumpa and from horses, Blood Sp;; t, Curbs, Spllnte, Icing Bonn, ttweoney, Stifles!, in*, Sore and Swollen Throat, Cnthgho, etc. '450 by use of ono bottle. Warranted the moot brtul Blemish Cure ever known. S.rld by !a & Co.,Draggisto. iksitcyhe trial ,before a bench of magls- ettes, of the alleged murderers of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, 'near Port Credit, was concluded Friday evening. Me- Wherrell And Walker were committed to stand their trial at the Spring As- sizes in March. Butcher was discharg- ed, but immediately rearrested on a charge of receiving stolen goods. (2) Saar on's CURE is sold on a guaran- tee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose; 25 Cts. 50 ets. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by J. H. Combe. NQTQNIX.i.MPgRQR QUTMQRALI$T, .' 'hr. WiltleM XX, i.ax peBettatl to GOP laltiiLh t11 )its At•tpY. • The opposition of the Emperor of (ler. ready to,i atriblin,g it3 every 'form among Ills officers is greeting fefllet14114 ultra to OOnstertttttiolt th army ei oles, The wearertkof, ,lite stelae, elfµle• old buttons almost fear to. totter arras M their own rooms for fear Ws majesty in conte way will hear of it and. reprimand theta, says the ;Hew York Tribune. This policy of the ruler, who, iu a few w.o,'ks, will, celebrate the thirty-fifth miniver; sary of his birth, is not a whim of the moment. It is in accordance with a resolution taken in his younger days, when he was supposed to t.e in sympathy with every- thing "wild" in the Gorman capital. It was brought abYtt , it is said. by the sui- cide of a pt'omtiins yowl;; lieutenant in the regiment to which the Prineo wits attached and of whom he was exceed- ingly fund, While playing one nielht in the Union club, the "Styellest" organjz t - tion in Germany, be staked his fortune, lost it, and left the green table to sent a bullet through his brain in a secluded • spot in tho'1'hiergerien, His bo ly, clad in the uui:ornh of the "Cask", regiment of the capital, was found the following morning by workmen on the way to their duties. His Royal Highness was much affected by the news and made a vow that, should he live to ascend the einem, he tyuulil preclutie such tragedies if possi- ble. Be adopted ttie policy long before the unhappy death of his father, how- ever. A short time after the suicide of his friend he became commander of the liusser Regiment of the Garde de Corps as heir to the IIolenzollerns. Among, the orders with which he surprised his subalterns one meriting was That direct- ing thein to give up gambling in the Union club or resign from its member- ship lists. .The officials of the chub ft It the effects of t he order immediately. The officers of the guard in German regiments are necessarily wealthy meu, and when they ceased to play for higli stakes life at the club became comparatively monotonous. A meeting of the members was held and a committee was appointed to call upuu old Emperor 'William to endeavor to in- duce Ihihn to persuade his grandson to withdraw the °buuxioua order. His Majesty promised to do so, sent for Prince William, and asks,1 hint to re• seiud the command. The Prince re- nr,timed steadfast. Tho old Emperor insisted. " Allow me to ask your Majesty," finally broke out the Prince, "it I aux still Colonel of this regiment'" As a matter of course," came the answer. "Teen Iaskyour Majesty T Iia t to allow mo to uphold my order," he replied, "or otherwise I hand back the cornnhaud into your hands at once.,' The old hero, pleased with the spirit of the young soldier, patted hien on the shoulder and continued : "That is impossible. I could not get so good a Culonel agaiu. The order shall remain." Emperor William sent for the com- mittee an hour later said said : "Gentle- men, 1 ata sorry. I have tried, but the Colonel will not withdraw the order." That closed the incident and the Union club ceased to number the guard officers of the Prince's regiment among its members. The determination showed at that time -he was then only about 26 years old -Ile continues to shots, and never misses an opportunity to give expres- sion to his abhorrence of ganlbhug. If possible the will stop it in the army. Ile sets 0 good example in Dever playing fur high stakes. While on a hunting expedition a few weeks ago he sat at the table an entire evening, and found :it the end of the game that no had won six pfennings, or a little more thein a cent. German fathers and mothers give the Emperor unstinted praise for his policy, and pray that he inay be suc- cessful in its execution. It is a pchov which meets the approval ever-ook'• the Socialists. Nothing that lie has under- taken, in fact, has gained hien more genuine friends and admirer& Money -Making in America. Very few men nowadays make large sums of money, unless they have money to begin with and after the representa- tive Inas, or even the superior man, has answered the bread-and-butter question he is commonly at the bottom of his purpose, ItIoney•nraking is not a high talent, but it is a very rare one, even iu this thriv fig democracy, supposed to be chiefly populated by money -Bakers, in- stead of by mere workers for bread and butter, which we on the spot know to bo the case. Atnerieaus of pure strain are indubitably more capatde of snaking money than the people of any other ea - tion, because they are more intelligent, more level. ped, more practical, are bet- ter educated, am: require more conveni- ences and redundancies. But all their capacity is, as a rule, needed to insure thein what they consider a comfortable livelihood, though Euro. peens would think it luxurious, as indeed it is. If these could'turn their labor to any such profit, they would put by a considerable part of it regularly-, and so furnish the ground -work of a compe tency. Ansel icons, however, are not often so thrifty, or so provident of tlio future, because, perhaps, they are too confident of inner resources and of ample oppu11(111 ties. A common saying in the republic is, "Anybody can get a living," but it is disproved by the patent fact tliat a great many of us do not get a living, and aro not able to, Iry as we may. 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