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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1895-11-20, Page 6ON THE 'LIP •ORED 83F rAa- Pa�lta "I consulted doctors who prescribed for tne, but to no purpose, I suffered in agony seven long years. Finally, I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. In a week or two t noticed a decided improvement. Encour- aged by this result, I persevered, until In a month or so the sore began to heal, and, after using the Sarsaparilla for'slx months, JAMlast NICHOLSOx Florencev lle, N.11. Ayer's Sarsaparilla 0 Admitted aft he World's Fair. C_ .41-ar'S ='ILLS I:egulato the . ioweia. The Huron News-Recora 11.25 a Year-.41.00in Advance WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2Oth, 1895. Thanksgiving Joys. The watermelon days have gone, Green apples are no more ; And peaches ripe, no longer gripe The small boy, as of yore. The ginger bottle's put away, And mother now can rest ; Her little son no longer has That pain beneath his vest. Thanksgiving Day is almost gone, And peace reigns overhead ; And mother's joy -her own sweet boy, Is trundled off to bed. Yet what are those unearthly sounds, That pierce the midnight air ? And what's that throbbing noise we hear Come rumbling down the stair ? It is our little household pet Who tosses upon high, And wages an unequal fight with i,urkey and mince pie. Outside Opinion. To the Editor of The News -Record. DEAR SIR, -Two weeks ago the New Era called the attention of its read- ers to an alleged slight mistake in your columns regarding the date for the reception of inmates at the House of Refuge. As I had not the privilege of seeing THE NEWS -RECORD of that date, I am not in a position to know if such was the case or not ; and I assure you most sincerely I would not affirm it was so, simply because the New Era state 1 itlfor a fact. It ill -becomes the editor of the New Era to cast slurs at any newspaper, family or private in- dividual on that line, for if there is one paper more guilty in that particular than another, it is quite evident to all readers that the New Era can hold its own against all comers. Why, sir, there is scarcely a column of your un- reliable contemporary that does not contain some of the most glaring mis- statements that ever appeared in pub - lie print. It would be well for the New o Era to spend more time sweeping around his own door and correcting his own mistakes, and a little less in erratically nosing around looking for flaws in the character of his neighbors or mistakes in newspapers. He would thus better serve his town and country and more beautifully adorn his position and the profession. Blyth, Nov. 12. Yours truly, LIBERALITY. *Ott', and. J, Benson, Malcolm McLean end; 41ex,19t, L,McIntosh. Among the public or legal advertise menu was one tQ incol'pprate the lr3�e of BV netangoresunder the name of Kincardine. Another woe that at the next session `of° he Provincial Parlia- went the Previsional Municipal Coun- cil of the County of Bruce would apply fora special .Actto dsY'ida the,g7eu ty, of Bruce into Twq counties to be called the United Counties of Bruce and Wal- lace, and that Pogetangore and South, ampton be the county towns of the re, speetive counties, Another notice stated that a petition would be present- ed against -any division of the County and that in the event of the necessary steps to erect the County Buildings in Walkerton not being taken, that the apollciztions . would be made to refer the location of the County Town to the Governor General and Council fcr de- 'Won. There is a lengthy account of the ex. penditure on Roads and Bridges in this county out of the Improvement Fund and Colonization Grants, in which the names of James Benson, T. H. Clenden- nin, Samuel T. Rowe, J. D. and 1'. Hopper and other old residents figure entensively. The paper contains a notice of a re- solution that would he moved at the next meeting of the County Council of Huron and Bruce to be held at Gode- rich on September 23rd, 1857, to raise by Debentures the Sum of £75,009 ou the credit of the County of Bruce for gravelling a number of the leading roads of the County. This notice is signed by George Cromar, Pro. War- den of the County of Bruce. There is not much local news in the copy before us, but the names of the advertisers indicate that many of the businesses of Kincardine are of long standing. Names such as Rastall, Barker, Keyworth, Cook, McKendrick, McInnis, Coombe, Le Gear, Vanstone, Robertson, Hurdon, etc. are familiar to readers of late Kincardine papers. Even in those early days it seems that "pitching into" people was a fay- orite pastime of the editor, a practice which he indulged in in most of nis writ- ing. A POPULAR WEEKLY. Among Canadian --newspapers the commanding position occupied by the Toronto Globe is.uniyersally acknow- ledged. In enterprise it is unrivalled, as a news distributor it has no equal, as a leader of public opinion it exer- cises an influence that is felt from one end of the Dominion to the other. The weekly Globe, with its varied de- partments -agricultural, general news, editorial and special articles -makes a most excellent home paper, and is de- servedly popular in all parts of the country. In The Fifties. A CHAPTER FROM THE EARLY HISTORY OF BRUCE Bruce Herald. Through the kindness of Mr. William Collins, we have had the privilege of looking over a well preserved copy of "The Western Canadian Common- wealth and Kincardine and County of Bruce -Advertiser" published in Kincar- dine, and hearing date September 15th, 1857. The editor was J. McLay, and much of the matter contained in it makes interesting reading at the pre- sent day. The copy before us is No. 6, and was at that time the only paper published in the County. In an editor- ial note the editor announces with mal- icious pleasure the demise ot its' only rival, The Saugeen Pioneer. The Com- monwealth was sold at $2 per annum and its advertising rates are given as follows : 6 lines ^and under 2s tld for .first insertion and 7d for each subse- quent insertion. For 10 lines the rates wetee 8s'4d, and 10d respectively. Over 10 lines the rates were 4d a line for first insertion and ld per line after- wardll. Marriage' notices cost 2s til. Birth notices were half this and Death notices were inserted free. The palter was liberally. patronized by fldvertisers, most of those in Kin. eardihe dating their advertisement "Penetangore," by which name the vil- lage was then chiefly known. Several Walkertonians had cards in it, among them being Drs. Secord and W. J. FRIENDLY ADVICE. IS THE MEANS OF RENEWED HEALTH TO A SUFFERER. DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS SUCCEED WHERE DOCTORS HAD FAILED FOR THIRTY YEARS—THE SUFFERER ONE OF NORTHUMBERLAND CO'S BEST KNOWN MEN. From the Trenton Advocate. Mr. John Frost's case is a most re- markable one. He is one of the best known residents in the county of Northnmherland,being a retired farmer ot most ample means, and having financial dealings with hundreds throughout the townships. We have known him intimately for over ten years. From him we gleamed the following facts in February last :-"I was born in England and at twelve years of age arrived in Canada with my parents, who settled in Prince Edward county and remained there for thi ee years. We then moved to Rawdoil township in the neighboring county of Hastings. For thirty years I was a resident, of Rawdon, three years I re- sided in Seymour township and I a..t at present, and have been for the pr.st ten years, a resident of Murray town- ship. For thirty years I have been a martyr to rheumatism. During that time I have been treated by scores of doctors and found partial relief from but one. I have during the same period tried innumerable remedies, but A Beal Alt" 0.0 Old, Thlogo• Of all the fiec& t#ie turkey coek Wae roasting on. the lowest limb', The females fat aboye him eat And, trembling, listened unto blrn. "Dear girls," said he, "Ii think I see A hawk above twin dile sky You cote below and 1 will go Above to guard you oir to die." With flapping wing's the silly things Flew down upon the limbi below, While he, the knave, it; accents brave, Declared that he the first should go. With good night peep they fell asleep, But soon awoke with frightful screech, As one by one the farmer's son Wrung every neck within his reach. Of all the flock the turkey cock, Aperch upon the highest limb, Alone was spared who thus had snared The silly hens to swap with him. Mies Allingham, a music teacher of Hawkestone, was killed on the G. T. R. track at Oro station. J. G. Gaudaur, champion sculler of America, has deposited $500 with The Globe in support of a challenge for £7,00 a side to C. R. Harding,the English champion. Gaudaur wiltake £50 ex- penses and row in England or will al- low £10 expenses if Harding comes to America. Getting tato my Rig was Agonizing, all failed to cure me. Scarcely a month passes that I am not laid up, and frequently I am confined to bed six or eight weeks, unable to -move hand or foot and suffering untold agonies. Two well known doctors told me , one time that I would haye to have an arni taken off to save my life. I tell you I have been' a great sufferer in my time and I would give anything to find relief. My business causes me a great deal of driving and getting in ana out of my rig is agony. knowing his''story to he true and anxious that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills should have a severe test, we prevailed on Mr. Frost, much a^ainst his will, to give them a trial:" He got six boxes and commenced to use thein. At the start he smiled at our confidence in the pills. We saw hint after he had used the first box and he adinittee soma relief and said he believed there was something in the remedy. He continued their use and by the time lie had finished the six boxes he was as sound and proud a main as could be found in five counties. A couple of months have passed since the cure was effected and we deferred giving a his- tory of the case in order that we could see for a certainty that the cure was permanent.. We see him, several times a week actively attending to his buss- nese and at all times loud in his praise of Pink Pills. All who know Mr. Frost know that his word is as good as his bond. Yesterday we said to hire, "Now, Mr. Frost, do you really feel that you are cured of rheumatism ? 1?o you feel any twinges of the old trouble at all?" He replied, "I am cured. The Pink Pills have thoroughly routed the disease out of my system and I feel -.•i new man. The use of the pills has giveh me new life and I am telling everyone I meet about the cure. Such is the case, and having known Mr. Prost for years the suffererhe watt, and seeing him now active, and almost youthful again, the rapid change from suffering to health seems almost a miracle. However we are not at all surprised, for on all sides we hear of cures effected by the use of Pink Pills. The druggists remark their rapid sale and.•the satisfaction they give their customers. . William Farr, C. P. R. engineer, was found guilty at Winnipeg of arson and attempted murder, i • • DANGER FROM CATARRH. The most important feature about that very common complaint, catarrh in the head, is its tendency to develop into some other and more serious and dangerour disease. The foul matter dropping from the head into the bronchial tubes or lungs is very liable to lead• to hronchit is or consumption, that destroyer which causes more deaths in this coun- try than any other disease. As catarrh originates in impurities in the blood, local applications can do bat little good. The common sense method of treat- ment is to purify the blood, and for this purpose there is no preparation super- ior to Hood's Sarsaparilla. The power- ful action of this medicine upon the blood expels every impurity, and by so doing cures catarrh and gives health to the entire organism. NOH THEIR STYLE. n Negotiation in Which Proxies Were Not to be Thought or. "Did you read about the engagement of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to the Duke of Marlbo=rough?" he asked as he looked lovingly into her eyes. "Yes," she replied softly, feeling that the momentous -occasion was at ham:. was all arranged for them by mutual friends," he went on. "Was it?" she asked. "Yes," he answered. "The Duke didn't make love to her himself at all." "Didn't he?" • "No. He got some other people to attend to the matter for him-" There was a brief interval of silence, during which he looked at her and she looked at the floor. "I don't think much of the Duke," he said, e.t last. "I wouldn't have such a fool man around," she returned quickly. A moment later she looked up Into hits eyes, sighed and said: "We don't want any European innovations, do we ?" "No," he replied, as he drew her a little closer to him, "and I never ltd take much stock in proxies, anyway." -Chicago Post. Johnny's Inquisitiveness. Old Lady -Why do you look at me like that, Johnny? Johnny -'Cause mother says ynu drink like a fish, and I want to see how fishes drink! What They Wilt Want. (A woman has applied at the Thames police court for a summons to ItCep her husband In at night. -Daily Paper.) It may now be expected that sum- monses will be applied for by wives against their husbands for: Not coming home to tea. For objecting to cold meat three times In the week. For objecting to hash on the three week days. Refusing to pay for more than twelve new bonnets per annum. For spending money on tobacco. Likewise on cigars. For not wheeling the perambulator. For not walking about the baby at 2 in the morning. For having got married. For not having got married without being pressed to the sticking point. For not making enough money. For making money and not leaving enough at home. For staying too long at business. For not ataying long enough at busi- ness. For not minding his own business. For having a mind of his own.—Lon- don Fun. other Giving Hint a 1', Inter, He was a lively fellow and (fond c f her, but It didn't occur to him that a girl expected something else beside to- ing to places and having fun all .he time. "Anything on hand this evening?" he asked, coming bree3lly In for the sixth time that week. "Well, no," she replied, hesitatingty, as she looked down at her empty fin- xerr.—Detrolt Free Press. Ate Between the Two. He—I don't think there is anything much finer than to have a beautif.at yacht.. She—I'm surprised at you. Haven't you considered a beautiful wlte? He—Oh, yes; but I mean on the ground of enconomy.—Harper'a Bazar. Witi0149.0re.lifq4Retiloved CORE'S BLQ0ii,11U1;ON fattEg1, CLINTON, ]I eu1 better than ever prepared to supply the pub. lie with the fattest improved Singer Sewing Machines. Needles in stet* and parte supplied for all makes of Ilsoblpes. Agent for the Celebrated Leader Churn and the meet reliable Waebors and Wringers. The most critical inspection invited. WM. MOORE, East of Commercial Hotel, Huron Street, °Linton. 81354 DQ YOU NEED .. . *ENVELOPES? THENEWS-RECORDJOB_DEPARTM NT Aims to do a legitimate commer- cial envelope trade and it with .be' money in your pocket to visit the, office and help us to do it. We have a lot of ENVELOPES FOR Bus- INESS MEN. They were bought at the hundred thousand price, and our customers will get the benefit. Every merchant should haye his envelopes neatly printed, when it can be done at small advance on the priee of the plain article. The price will be cut fine on large and small orders. Don't Bui10 Without a Plan. J. ADES FOWLER & CO., Architects and Civil Engineers, Are opening a permanent office in Clinton and are prepared to supply Plane, Speoiflcatione and details for any class of work at most reasonable rates. Pateat Drawings prepared and patents obtained. Valuations and inspections carefully made. 25 Years Experiencein Ontario. Mall address—P. 0. Box 210, Clinton' Wednesday and Saturday --TIIE— Semi-Weekly spectator IS PUBLISHED. To most Post Offices this is nearly as good as a Daily Paper, while the price is only $1.00 per year. If you subscribe NOW for 1896 we will send the balance of this year ERIC OF CHARGE. The earlier you subscribe the more you get for your $1.00. Sample Copies free on application. Address Spectator Printing Co„ HAMILTON, CAN HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF SILVERWARE LIVEN AWAY. To Introduce Dr. Gray's Germine Granules in Canada. PREPARE 01IVIN(i11- .. ,..: RADIANTHOME GOA 4 The most economical and best Heater in the arket. Our Stock of Stoves in lines is now complete. See our Stook ai d get prices before huylnp; , Send 50 cents for a box of these cele- brated Granules, then puzzle your brains over the two following pro- blems in competition for the magni- ficent rewards mentioned below : eQucetion No. 1-11 a bottle of wine is worth one dollar and five cents, and the wine is worth one dol- lar more than the bottle, what is the bottle worth 7 Question No. 2—A bought a pair of shoes from B for five dollars, tendering a twenty -dollar bill in pay- ment. 13 not having any change goes to C and has the twenty.dollar bill changed, Domes back and gives A hie change and the shoes. C shortly after comes to 13 and Gaye: "That twenty -dollar bill I Changed for you is a counterfeit, I want my money back." 13 gives 0 back twenty -dollars in good money. How much la B out by the whole transaction? THE FOLLOWING IS WHAT WE GIVE AWAY: To the Benders of the ilret correct answers to the above two questions received and opened in due course of po.t, wo wit) give a superb silver, quadruple plated tea set, consisting of twenty pieces. Value $150.00. To the senders of the middle correct anewere to r ceived and opened in the the above two questions o p due course of post, we will give a superb, silver quad• mph) plated tea net, consisting of twenty pieces. Value $150 00. To the Benders of the last oorrect answers receiv- e(' to the above two questions and opened in dao coarse of poet we will give a superb silver, quadruple plated tea set, consieting of 20 pieces, value $150. To the gender of every hnndreth correct answer to the above two questions received and opened in the due course of poet, wo will give at the option of the successful competitor, a four piece quadruple silver plated tea set with tray. A gnadrnple silver plated filter, or a modern quadruple silver-plated epergne. Value 825.00. To the sender of every fifty-first correct answer to the above two questions received and opened in due oonree of poet, will give a handsome quadruple plated ether fruit and spoon. Value $7.00. To the sender of every 27th., correct answer to the above two queetione received and opened in duo coarse of poet we will give a quadruple silver-plated, Gold lined cake basket, value 84• To the Bender of every Ilth correct answer to the above two questions, received end opened in due course of post, we will give two boxes of Dr, Gray's Germano Granules value 81.00. To the Bender of the first correct answer' to the above two queetione received andopenedin dnoeourae of post each morning, who is not otherwise entitled to a gift, will be given one dozen gold Almtnum tea epoone, a decided novelty , value 85. What are Germine Granules. They will rid you of the lite -destroying indiges- tion and Dyepepeia. Cure yon of Liver and Kidney complaint, Malaria, Six Headache, Biliou:noes, Con- stipation, Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pains, Bad taste in the mouth, Female Weakneeoee etc. Re- move that haggard look and bring back the froeh corn. plexion and build op the wasted form. Dr. 3ray'e will do it. Dr. Gray's Germine Granules aro not only the beet Spring and all the year around medicine, but they aro also the cheapest to buy. Dr. Gray's Germine Granules le a perfect •medicine. You do not require to take any other medicine with it, nor do you have to take three or four pil1e at a doze. Ono pill is a dose. Try a treatment of Dr. Gray'sGermine Grannies and you will not only have no other. but cavo many dollars. Price 50 cents a box. PLEASE NOTICE. Letters containing a correct enewer will not bo re- cognized union aouompanied with 50 Bente for a box of Germine P1118. Tuesday November lath., is the first day of com- petition- Monday December Wird., Is the last day of competition. Lettere not received on that day will be returned. Sacceeafnl competitors will be notified immediate ly. No charges. But saocoestal competitors to pa - freight or express. The names of prize winners wi be published from time to time. Any o00 of standag is at "berty to look into the workings of oar bnsinees at any time. THE GERMINE CHEMICAL COMPAN 77 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO. Mention the paper. 887•ft. West 'Wellington Liberals met at Drayton to select a candidate for the vacancy in the Legislative Assembly. Three names were balloted on, but the convehtion adjourned tor a week with- out coming to a decision. , lir Furnaces a ` aecialty0 . , i Just received, a car of the best INo.:1 COAL OIL. , 9— t!AR,LAID .'. BROS., CLIN7.•ON.' P OFI!rS'Small Investments. Returnineamaiperlty'-•wiU make many rich, but nowhere can they stake so much within a short time as by. saocessfu1 Speculation„ lq.t0gain,.Prcvi,ions and Stook. $10.99 FUR EACOLLARSystematicH DINVESTEDPlanof can be made byation our Specul 6*- originated by rte. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. It IS a well-known fact that there are thoueande of men is all parts of the United States who, by sys- tomatlo trading through Chicago brokers, make large amounts every year, ranging from a few thousand dol- lars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up to 150,000 to $100,000 or more by those who invest a few thousand. It le also a fact that those who make the Inrgeet profits from comparatively small investments on this plan are pore ns who live away trona Chicago and invest through brokers who thoroughly understand eye. tematle trading. - - Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested oitany trade, but covers both sides, so that whether the market rises or bile it bringe a steady profit that Mice up enormously in a short time. WRITE FOR CONVINCING PROOFS, also our Manuel on successful sppeculation and our Daily Market Report. full of money -making pointers. ALL FREE. Our Manuarexplains margain trading fully. Hlgheet references in regard to our standing and succeed. For further information address THOMAS & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 870 -Om 241-242 Rialto Building, CHICAGO, ILL. OTAZb Thce spo 6Boft/es.S5. °OExPPo.- CURES BALDNESS, STOPS FALLING HAIR, CURES DANDRUFF, RESTORES FADED AND GRAY HAIR TO NATURAL COLOR AND VITALITY. PERFECTLY HARMLESS. WARRANTED. CLEAR AS WATER. NO SEDIMENT. NO LEAD, SULPHUR OR CHEMICALS. ONE HONEST MAN AND BUT ONE RELIABLE HAIR FOOD. NO DYE. We feed' the Hair that which it Tacks and nature restores the color. THEORY. ROYAL -SCALP FOOD destroys the diseased germa of the scalp and a healthy action is set i p. It contains the principal properties of the hair that, are necessary to its life withoutwhich it will not grow. It fertilize$ the scalp the same as you do a field of corn and growth is cortata It invigorates the slug- gish scalp, cleansed it and thoroughly eradicates all dandruff, which is the forerunner of baldness. It is the ONLY remedy ever discovered that will re- store the Life, Beauty and Natural Color to the hair without harm. MAIL ORDERS PEOIIPTLY FrukD. SEND Bon FREE PAMPHLETS. STATE AND LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. ROYAL SCALP FOOD G0. Box 305, WINDSOR, ONT. WEDDING STATIONERY. 1895 1896 ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE The NewsRecord a Has just placed in stock something most charming in WED- DING INVITATIONS of the very latest designs, at prices to suit large or small purses. Box and two sets of envelopes complete with each lot. There Is Nothing_ More appropriate or artistic than we offer, and you will pay more for the same lines in the city. All orders are absolutely priv- ate, and we guarantee satisfaction. THE NEWS -RECORD, Clinton. Before Tokio Wood's Phosphod1R6.-77ze Great English Remedy. Is the result of over 95 years treating thousands of cases with all known drugs, until at last we have discovered the true remedy and treatment—a oombination that will effect a prompt and permanent cure in all stages of Sexual Debility, Abuse or Excesses, Nervous Weakness, Emissions, Mental Worry, Excessive Use of Opium, Tobacco, or Alcoholic Stimulants, all of which soon lead to Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Wood'e Phosphodine has been used successfully by hundreds of cases that seemed almost hopeless --cases that had been treated by the most talented physi- cians -cases that were on the verge of despair and insanity -cases that were tottering over the grave—but with the continued and persevering use of Wood's Phosphodlno, these cases that had been given up to die, were reatored to manly vigor and health -Reader you need not despair -no mat- ter who has given you up as incurable—the remedy Is now within your roach, by 'cause you can be restored to a life of usefulness and happiness. Price, one package, $1; six packages, $5; by mall free of postage. Ont will 'lease, six guaranteed to cure. Pamphlet free to any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont., Canada. Wood's Phosphodlne 1s sold by responsible wholesale and retail druggists in theDominlon. The ti ial of the sealing schooner Mar- vin at V ictor•ia, B. C.. -for alleged vio- lation of 1 he Bebring Sea regulations resulted iu a verdict of acquittal. A PROMINENT LAWYER SAYS : "I have eight children, every? one in good health, not one of whom hut hots taken Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has boundless confidence. Wm. Anderson, aged nineteen, was caught by a shaft in the Howland mill at WatrRdown and killed. The demand for Ayer'e Hair Vigor in such widely -separated regions as South America, Spain, Australia, and India has kept pace with the home con sumption, which goes to show that these people know a good thing when they try it.