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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-01-08, Page 28estores natural dolor to the hair, and also prevents it tatting out. Dare. U. W. Ifenwtok, of Digby, N. S., says "A little more than two years apto my hair bega II to turn gr a and fall out. Af- ter the use of +ai one bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor my fair was restored to its original color and ceased falling nut. An occasional application has since kept the hair in good condition."—Mrs. H. F. FENW1CK, Digby, N. S. "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor .for three years, and it has restored hair, which was fast becoming gray, back to its natural color."—II. W. HASELIiOFF, Patersot1, N. J. AYERS H VIGOR Y1tEVARICD BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., 11 .S. A. dyer's Pitts cure Sick Headache. The Huron News-Recora 1 25 a :ear -41.00 in Advance. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8th. '1896. A WONDROUS CHANGE. DiI A,TH PROM - atom.. 1[IRJt ; TiIA'r MIGHT ILAVE BEEN AVOWED HY TEM USE OF DR. AGNEW'S'ODES VOR THE EEART. ' Pronclptnees is1" the Stmt essential in all cases of s[ckpess and especially in heart disease. Minutes May mean everything. The use of an effeptive medicine may mean the saving of a Jife, where the use of that possessing little power may simply leave death to take its course. One great virtue of Previous to the Provincial Election Dr. Agnews' Cure for the heart is that of 1894 the speakers is behalf of Patron it gives relief alinost immediately, who- candidates proclaimed their 4th plank ther the case be that of organic or sytn- as one of the strongest reaeone fur sup- pHthet is heart disease. The numerous port. What was it ? "Rigid id econom y testiiuonials received by the proprietor every Department of the public sw- ot this medicine bear the strongest tes- vice." How did they carry it out ? tiwoey to this fact.. "1 would not have Last Session the Estimates for the Pro - been aliye to -day had it not been for Vince, involving nearly $4,000,000, were your medicine," is the cheering refrain passed without the Patrons moving of a huge percentage of the letters re- any resolution objecting to a single ceiyed by the proprietor of this remedy. ceut. Is not this a significant fact ? Solei by Watts & Cu. The only solution Conservative Patrons can arrive at is that Grit, Patron Lead - Mitchell Advocate : -A decision has er Haycock was manipulated in the iu- at last been given in the Logan small- terests of She Grit Government. Pox case. The township has been Before the election the Patrons in awarded $700 damages with full costs their Platform, plank 9, adopted in against the Mitchell Board of Health. London Sept. 22, 1891, stated Action as against the town dismissed "A system of Civil Service Reform with such costs as may be taxable to that will give each County power to ata them over and above the costs incurred point or elect alt county officials paid by the other defendants. Action by them except County Judges." against I)r. 1-lurlhurt also dismissed, After the election, on the 19th of but wituout costs. This decision i -ad- March, 1895, page 00, Votes and Pro- dles the damages and a good portion of ceeding, Mr Meacham (conservative) Chris- Davis, J. �. loved the following • p• p V. R. l a u : the costs , tie, \Vin. Taylor and W. G. Murphy, "That in the opiion of this House but as they acted in good faith, and the present. mode of appointing Regis - under the advice of the Medical Health trans of Deeds and other county otifci- Officer, tri sending young Seebnch to als is unsatisfactory and should be his home, thereby saving the spread of changed, and that the appointment of the disease in town, the corpora- all the said oflisials, whose salary or tion is morally and legally responsible, remuneration is provided in whole or and will no doubt pay the bill without mainly by the localities for which they any further trouble. As theiudgesaid are t pointed, should not be vested in when trying the case, "it would he a the Executive of the Province, hut in disgrace to do otherwise." The case, the people of the locality through their we understand, will be appealed at municipal bodies." once. Against this reasonable proposal every Patron recorded his vote. A LADYMAY TALK LIKE SIXTY Before the election Patrons condemn- ed the payment of officials fees, and objected to the largesalsalary y received by But when she talks Yhout the beauti_ Sheriff Mowat and others. How did fol wary Picker's aro cleaning and fin_ they cowry out their profession in re- ishing all kinds of lace curtails, drag- bion moveon 71htle March,foting 1895, by Mr. eries, summer dresses, spring suits, etc.,'Willoughby (Conservative) page 35 she knows what she is talking about, Votes and Proceedings 1805 : and Parker's address is Toronto—but ,"That in the opinion of this House you can leave your orders at Fair's Book .he ipresent mode of paying Registrars Store where they will he looked after and returned to look like new. THE STORY (5' A YOUNG LADY IN SMITH'S FALLS. HER HEALTH WAS BADLY SHATTERED —SUFFERED FROM A HAD COUGH AND CONSTANT PAIN IN THE SIDE — PALE AND ALMOST BLOODLESS-11ER HEALTH AGAIN RESTORED. Fro n the smith's Falls aeeor,l. "1 know that if I had not begun taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I would not have lived much longer." These words were uttered by Miss Mossop, daughter of Mr. Johnston Mossop, of this town, and a young lady extremely popular among her friends and ac- quaintances. Miss Mossop had been ailing for several years, and her recov- ery to health is a matter of general rejoicing among her friends. To a re- porter she gave her story as follows : "1 scarcely know how my illness he - gen, The first sytnptoin was it feeling of tiredness upon the slightest exer- tion. The color left my face, and I became as pale as a corpse. Then 1 was attacked with a pain in my left side and coughed agreat deal. At first home remedies were tried, but as they did not do any good a doctor was called in, and I was under his care for about 1 PATRON. PRO1IBFS BEFORE ELECTION AND RECORD AFTER COMPARED. It looks as if the once great Liberal party is preparing to. he used as the tail of the McCarthyite party in the general elections. The Globe says that in some ridings ''Liberals may decide not to bring forward straight party candidates." Laurier seems content to ride into power on McCarthy's shoul- ders. Do You Get Them If You Do Not You Are Deceived. When you ask for Diamond Dyes, and your dealer offers you a substitute, you are being deceived, and trouble And loss of money and goods will he the result. Diamond Dyes are the siinplest, strongest and fastest colors for home dyeing. Every package of each color is warranted to do the hest work when the directions are followed. The manu- facturers of Diamond Dyes prepare special dyes for wool, silk, cotton anti mixed goods, Hint give the most hr11- liant and lasting colors. Ask for the Diamond ; refuse all others. Could not Go up Stairs Without Resting, a year. But the treatment did not do rr,e any good, and I was steadily grow- ing weaker and weaker. I was unable to go upstairs without having to sit down and rest when I got her 0. and the pain in my side became more and more intense. I kept wasting away and lost. all interest in life, and at last was so low that recovery was not ex- pected... At this juneture my mother saw an article in a newspaper relating the carr of a young lady whose case Was almost identical with toy ow(1, and whose titre, was title to 1)r•. William.' Pink fills, and this prompted it trial of that medicine. By the tune a couple of boxer: were used there was a feeling of improvement and f continued using the Pink Pills until f had taken nine boxes, 1411 the flute gaining rapidly, until now i feel Mott I have 1 ec•nvered my old time health. I can now waik a long distance withnnt, being tired, and I ate no longer troubled with that terrible pain in illy side My appetitt• has retuned and t can now eat almost as much as any member of the family, anti 1 know that, had I not begun tak- ing Pink Pillet I would not hove lived much longer." ' Mrs. Mossop says elle Cannot. express the gratitude she feels Lowaud this ranrl medicine which has restored her loved daughter's health, rind will always speak of it in terms of praise. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are especially valuable to women. They build up the blond, restore the nerves, and in a- dicate those troubles which make the lives of so many womcn,nld and young, a harden. Dizziness, palpitation of the heart, nervous headache and nervous prostration speedily yield to this won- derful medicine. They are sold only in boxes, the trade mark :and wrapper printed in red ink, at 50 cents is box or six boxes for $2.50, and may he had of druggists or direct by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Brock- ville, Ont. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS Wrn. Golding, commercial traveller, 130 Esther St., Toronto, says :—For tie teen years I suffered untold Misery from Itching Piles, sometimes called pin worms, Many and many weeks have 1 had to lay off the road from this Linable. I tried eight other pile oint- ments and so-called remedies with no permanent relief to the intense itching rind stinging, which irritated by scratching would bleed and ulcerate. One hex of I)r. C'hase's Ointment cured ole completely. It must be humiliating to our friends the Grits who thought themselves so strongly entrenched within the lines of Torres Vedras, to find that they don't count in Ontario elections ; to find that they are not in the fight at all. TO OONSUMPTIVES. The nndereigtled haling been restored to health bt simple means, nher suffering for several seers with a severe lung efleetion, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow flutterers the wane of core. To those who desire t1., ho w111chonrfnlly send (free of charge) a Dopy of the preeorlption need. wltieh they will and a sore core tun Conntmption, Asthma, Catarrh, Brotonahitin and all throat and Long Matadival. lid hnpos all etilferer, will try his remedy, as It Is invalu- able. Those desiring Gm proeoription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove •blessing, will please add mita, A.ev.RDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn, New York, A 4p.Prler. Lea—I hear thIt Miss RpInnerly 1= fast. Perrot.::–You het she is: She h 1 the two-tnt!e champtonFhlp In the bloomvr t ]asL--1'l.ck. of Deeds and other county officials is For Over Fifty Years Ma,. WINSLOW'a S1I1,THINO SYRUP hall been used by millions of mothers for the it children white teething 1f disturbed nt night and broken of yonr rest bya Birk child suffering and °ruins wl„b pain of Cutting Teeth seer, at once and get a bottle of ")1rs. Wlnelow's Soothing Syrup" for !hi ldren Teething. It will relieve the poor little nnfferrr immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, tbere in no mistake about ft. It. cures DWar- rhma, regul,t s the Stomach and Dowels, anus Wind Chc, softens the hums, reduces InflommatIon, and gives t,,01' 011.1 0n4 ray to the whole system. "Mrs, S•Innirw'o Soothing Hyrun" for ,hildren teet ing is pleasant to the (nate and is the prescription of 100 of the t Idest and best female phys!e'ana and nurse) In the 1'nit l•d States. Price twenty 5Ve 0e11i0 a 1,01110 .old by all r1 ne,isto througbont the world rte 5(100 anti ask (or"Mal. WINSLOW' 5011 ,uNtt Spurr." 11.E hail° n ](I..n ice. unsatisfactory; that said officials should be paid by salary, such salaries to be commensurate with the duties perform- ed, and the surplus fees, if any, should be funded for the benefit of the munici- palities." Every Patron voted in opposition to this righteous resolution. giving to the municipal bodies the right to fix salar- iee of officials and to apply fees receiv- ed in excess thereof to reduce the bur- dens of t•txat,un. Another evidence of the leaders of the Patrons workigg in the interest of the Mowat Government. '1.'lle rag of a reason or miser/stile ex- cusegiven by Patrons Inc thus swallow- ing their priuc•i )ales is that they were out sent to Parliament to crake or un- make Goverewents without first giving them a chance of remedying the evils coulplaiued of. Did nut the (,lover n- luent during the session have an Op- portunity of redressing these wrongs? Did they do it? NO I What action did the Patrons take? Noire whatever except voting against the reasonable resolutions herein quot- ed, each of which was so obviously in the interest of the people. The falsity of this excuse is proved by their votes on the following reso- lutions :—Page 137 Votes and Proceed- ings 1895, Mr. Little (Consevative) Moved : "That this House is of the opinion that the monies voted for Colonization Roads in districts where municipal government exists, should, so far as practicable, and under such inspection as may be necessary to ensure the ap- plication of such moneys so voted, he expended by the municipal authori- ties." For this motion these Patrons voted : Dynes, Garrey, McDonald, Kidd, Mc- Laren and Shore. Against the motion these Patrons voted : Bennett, ()avert, Curry, McNaughton, Leader Haycock, McNeill, McNichol and Pardo. Also notice the following motion Vproposed by Mr. Matter, page 43, otes and Proceedings 1895: "That in the opinion of this House it is advisable and would be in the inter- est of the Province that supplies that may be required for the Public Institu- tions of the Province should be sup- plied by public competition in lieu of the course +11 present carried out." The following Patrons voted for this resolution : Dynes, Gainey, Haycock, Kidd, McDonald, McLaren, Pardo and Shore. These Patrous recorded their votes against: Bennett, Caven, Mc- Naughton, McNeill, McNichol and Mc- Pherson. This rlatnby piirnby trimming will nut make Governments or destroy the but will utterly tail to hr•ing about practical result. beneficial to the peo- ple. ' Conservative fanners! Liberal far•nt- ers! What do you think of the folluw- ing? Page 02, Votes and Proceedings 1895, Mr. W (Conservative) mov- ed : 'That this House having regent, to the Butter Trade in this Province and the depressed condition thereof has observed with l dsatisfactit ontheir nnounce- lnent of the intention of the Govern- inent of Canada to provide for the im- mediate shipment of fresh made ereaul- ery butter to Great Britain and to pur- chase at 20 cents per pound all cream- ery Nutter of Rue quality made be- tween 1st of Jannary and 1st of April, 1895, and bearing in rind the expendi- ture already incurred by the Gnt'- eminents of the Province and Do- minion to improve and fcsterthe Dairy interests of the country, respectfully urges tipo) the Government of Canada the advisability and necessity of pro- viding such further or other aid as may be found to be necessary from time to time, in order that the producers of fresh made creamery butter clay se- cure the full benefit of such expendi- ture." Against this ruction so clearly in the interests of the farriers, voted the fol- lowing: Patrons Bennett, Caven, Cur- ry, Dynes, Gamey, Haycock, McDon- ald, McLaren, McNeill, McNichol, Mc- Pherson, Pardo and Shore. Surely Conservative Patrons are not going to be deceived by such Grit artifices. The following is the ()pIinion ota pro- minent Reformer and Dairyman, Mr. D. Derbyshire, of Brockville, one of the largest dealers in butter in Canada : "If it had nut been for what the Dominion Government did, the butter business would have flattened out, and everybody connected with it would have been discouraged, but now our butter is on a firm basis in the English market and we are building up a great trade as a result of the encouragement which the (lover !intent gave to In view of the above what do the Conservative Patrons think of such contemptuous Grit tactics to deceive them and op pose their interests. And now for Mr.rnndon himself. Did he trot offer to stand as the Dominion Gov- ernment Candidate in North Ontario? He made this offer to two well-known members of the Ontario Perljantent. Mr. G. F. Mater, M. P. P., and Mr. 3. \V. 5t. John, M. P. P. Did he not re- Mr.Dennis l 11 N.t Hoak' n 1 14 r f nod- iW ville, the well-known breeder of thor- oughbred swine and poultry, to with- drew tial Patron Candidate, Mr. McLeod, in North Victoria, who Mr. Brandon said was no good and swing the Patron vete in favor of the Grit Candidate? 1)itl he not als Hake a similar proposal in regard South Victoria? Does Mr. Carueru • West porno promise the Catholics nr ging and the Orangemen another in ' gard to the Manitoba School Question ? Let hlin explain. And what better could they expect from an organization officered and manned by such life long Grits its C. A. Mallory, the rejected Grit Candi- date of East Northunlbet•lend, T. 0. Currie, his vice president, late Grit Bail- iff in Middlesex. and Grit Gifford from the County of Grey, and last of all, Grit Editor'vVr'igley, who pours his abuse front week to week against Conserva- tism in order to destroy the most pat- riotic and progressive Government Canada ever had. Mu8lr. Publisher (to song wrltPr)- You have made an error In this loot which wnuk] hu.t Its sale with our lady customers if published. Song Writer --Why, what Is It? Music Publisher—You have given' the last Word to the man. The hest anodyne and expectorant for. the cure of colds. cru ha. and all throat, lung, and bronchial troubles, is undoubtedly, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the only specific for coils and toughs admitted on exhibition at the Chicago World's Fair. Saes With such old time Grits for Leaders as Mallory, Currie, Gifford, Wrigley, and Hay- cock; and with the following as the result of what they have accomplished to prevent Hon. W. R. Meredith from defeating Sir Oliver Mowat at the late Provincial elections, what have Conservatives to expect ? Constituencies. Cornwall Glengary . Frontennac • • Prince Edward East Hastings . Simcoe South Dufferin Bruce, North Bruce, West . Lambton, East E. Middlesex Grey, C Grey, S Perth, S Kent . Carleton • Patron members in the Ont. Legislature. . Bennett . McPherson . Haycock . Cavin McLaren . Currie Dynes • • McNaughton McDonald . . McCollum • I Shore . Gamey McNichol . McNeil . Pardo . I Kidd • Con. Ind. • • ; Ind. Ind. Ref. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 _ - 12 Represented. Bergin, Con McLenan, Con Calvin, Con Millar, Con Northrop, Con Tyrwhitt, Con White, 'Con McNeil, Con Rowand, Grit Moncrieff, Con Marshall, Con Sproul, Con Landerkin, Grit Pridhaln, Con Campbell, G-rit Hodgins, Con 1'xrcD. of 41 O11 le)r�rn,ti.-v- 1N cam. ®f 3L-3_c14Erit:, 0 INTI. c x e3GrrittEg. And eleven Conservative constituencies taken from the Conservative Party and given to Grit Patrons and not one G-rit constituency given to a Conservative Patron. Conserva- tives of West Huron, will you be betrayed into defeating your cause by giving support to a movement resulting like this ? 1r l.,,a.�_, o 1 FOR TWENTY-FIVE 'YEARS Mamma I donon't know tvhrpt •lw t, with lntby: h"'s lncrinrol1il.ln ;an .« his 1 kltb'n d;er]. Aunt Jane—N'vcr mind! 1'11 give a -In n,y cactus to 013y with. —Puck. 4 nr,vray' First NPw Women—That Smith ;;1r1 always 0 8.0 a dowdy. spew,' DA te YrF•: r'ne never qr,-s her with a perfect crr: -e In hrr PT-T.—ruck. A REf 1ARKABLE CASE. Rheumatism of 20 years' standing radically cured by Scott's Sarsaparilla. Mrs. Sarah Browning, an estimable resident of the Ambitious City, was for twenty years a sufferer from acute rheu- matism, and her restoration to health is so remarkable that we present the case for the benefit of our readers, many of whom are doubtless sufferers from this painful complaint which arises from blood poison. Mrs. Browning says : " 1 used only one bottle of Scott's Sarsaparilla and received such benefit that 1 continued taking only at intervals for two months. That is seven months ago, and the pain has not returned. I had spent a fortune in various " treatments " and was told by one medical man that a cure was im- possible as I had suffered so long." Scott's Sarsaparilla cures by making and keeping the blood pure. It increases flesh by digesting Mesh -forming foods. It is the most successful medicine in the world to -day, for dyspepsia, nervous troubles, rheumatism, sciatica, syphilitic afflictions, piirrples and all diseases originating in a fcul condition of the blood. Dose from one half to one tea- spoonful. DUNN'S BAKING POWDER THEC00K'S BEST FRIEND LARGESY SALE IN CANADA. Don't Build Without a Plan J. ADES FOWLER & CO., 'Architects and Civil Engineers, Are opening a perm ingot nice In Clinton and are prepared to supply Plans, Speriflcaf.tons end details for eny class of work nt moot reasonable rites. Patent Drawings prepared and entente obtained. Valva tonna and Inspections oarefnlly made. 25 Years E'txperienee in Ontario. Mall nddrone- -P.O. SOS 210,flinton• Carpet Weaving REMOVAL. W. A. Ross, Goderich, who hes justly gained a celebrated name as a Weaver of a,tietic designs in Rag Carpet, has mwo1 into the horse formerly occupied b) 11. Clnrne ou St. David's street, ,hree doors from Victoria, where he has every fatality for turning out work of the very latest deeittns and patterns on the shortest possible notice. People who desire raa carpet or other weaving may ]Hake a mistake if they do not write or call on us. W A. ROSS, St. David's Street, GODERiCH. Leslie's Carriage Factory. BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the best work-. menahip and material. oar All the latest styles rind most modernimprove- ments. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Prices to suit the times. Se—FACTORY—corner Huron and Orange Streets, Cli,lton. 657-- s-' %} S-. bs+ * ti�ti i1 +�4 6 � 4 y4+ +:+ 4 * +a + Bicyc. e3. 404 + Absolutely •�; 4. ,4 the Best. Superior Material 1 1' + + tend Scientific. \Vork- marsYtip. . !"t ' 5 Styles Highest Honors at the World's Colombian Exposition. Send t-wo•cr - ,tteamp for our 24-p2ge Catalogue—A work o4 Art. Monarch3 Cycle A �a{ y, Winn Snlesronm, 22o ibash Ave. Lake and Halsted Sts., CHICAGO. iLL. +5v-oTV a s�s.r-e .- - <r-o-r�r--,r.-•.-.-. c �� ...-. *-*--. 4. 47 t t t + b + 4 t + + + tom+ am+ a� + *=.AL. .ILe J!,2 The result of the North Ontario and Cardwell elections would appear to por- tend the past ih away of the Liberal party. The early decay of that party is due to the fact that it had not the h.mesty to support, the Government, nor the courage to take a stand as an opposition. 01. ci