The Huron News-Record, 1896-01-22, Page 2it
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DISEASED LUNGS
CURED BY TAKING
Cherry
Pectoral.
" 1 contrneted a severe cold, which Settled
on Inv binge, ;lull 1 did what is often dr ne
In rsu:•11 ,: i ,t s, it. q •died it. I thea t•wl,ulU•d
a doctor. 0 h,1 fl,n:nl, no end:dfi:itlg Lie, Utllt
filo u•,,ptr putt of th•a left Lung was liadly
G.•rtvd. ; .:.t ite he gave Ile! di„ out
Keret to do any good, and 1 determined to
y Ayer's Cu rr\' 1'_etu'al. After taking1, a
f •w d')sea my trnll,l.t wns relieved, and lie-
f t"o 1 had hnlsh,•d the bottle 1 was cured."
—A. 1,:-aFLA1t, Wattnnlakel', Orangeville, Out.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Highest Awards at World's Fair.
Ayers .Paha Cure indigestion.
The Huron Nevus-Recora
1 25 a Year—$1.00 In Advance.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY, 22nd, 1896.
THE ILLUSTRATED BUFFALO EX-
PRESS.
The leading paper' of Western New
York, The Illustrated Buffalo Express,
passed the 100,00() mark with its Christ-
mas issue. Itdeserves success. With
1806, that. paper enters upon its tenth
year. We doubt if there is another
newspaper in the United States—one
or two metropolitan journals perhaps
excepted—which can show such a
steady and substantial growth as The
Illustrated Express. And there is a
good reason for it. The Express is al-
ways bright, but
never
sensational
always full of news, but not without
strong special attractions of its own.
It combines the good qualities of half a
dozen publications in different fields.
It's the best five cents' worth that's
printed.
Mr. Foster Marvin, of Belleville, died
Wednesday, after a long illness, aged
73.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned having been restored to health
by simple means, stair suffering for several years
with a severe lung affection, and that d, end disease
Consumption, is eaxions to make known t0 his fellow
sufferer„ the mennq of core. To those who desire it,
be will cheerfully send (free of charge) a onpy of the
preeeriptlnn used, whish they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Brownchitia and
all throat and Lung Maladies. He hopes
all suffcrora will try hie remedy, aa It is invalu-
able. Those desiring the presoriptlen. which will cost
them nothing, and may prove a 'Messing, will, please
address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn, New
very:
A CONSCIENTIOUS TORONTO
LADY.
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT 15 PUB-
LISHED IJY REQUEST.
I consider it my duty t0 inform the
public of the extreme benefit I have re-
ceived from the use of your South
American Rheumatic' Cure. I have
been a great sufferer for several years
from rheumatism, and used this re-
medy, with the best results. I trust
others will follow my example, and he-
lieve if they do so they will feel as
grateful as I do for the benefit derived
thereby.
MRS. I3A1'I';9, 71 Gloucester st., To-
ronto. Sold by Watts & Co.
Mrs. Ann Boyd, a widow, wa.8 asphy-
xiated by coal gas at Napanee last.
week.
The Greet way Government, captured
at least 29 seats in the Manitoba elec-
tions, with 10 U:' 11 divided between
the Conservatives and independents,
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if you would resist pneumonia, bron-
chitis, typhoid fever, and persistent,
courill4 and colds. These ills attack
the weak and ran dowu system. They
can find no foothold where the blood is
kept pure, rich and full of vitality, the
appetite good and digestion vigorous,
with Hood's Sarsaparilla, the one true
blood purifier.
HOOD'S PILLS cure liver ills, con-
stipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick
headache.
--- Trapped.
Miss Eldcr—I will bet you anything
ou like that I will never m;;rry.
Mr. Easy—I'll take you.
Miss Elder (rapturously)- Ve'lll ynu,
really? Then I won't bet, after all.
The Cnt Rad alta,
"Oh, boy, I'll give you a dollar to
catch my canary bird." "He r jus;
caught! ma'am." "Where ''here is We
preolous pet?" "Mai': 4 a t up !he
road's got 'lm,"—Chlca.g) 1:e ord.
That gland.
A darling little soft. white hand,
Rose -palmed and sweet to kiss ;
No sculptor ever carved from stone
A fairer hand than this.
No other hand unto my heart
qould greater Solace bring,
Unless, mayhan, It chance to be
Four aces and a king.
hA$ pAill (C(IIICt
Ma..Tontr Mcltfle,
Druggist, Poterboro:
D1Aa ata—I have been
troubled with Neuralgia
more or leas for 25 years.
For the pant 10 yearn my
sufferings have been intense,
until fast winter, when you
advised me to try a box
.01 "Templeton's Pink Powders." After taking three
or four powders all pain left. I continued tem,
however, until throe boxes were taken, and haveftad
no recurrence of the pain for about nine or ton
months, G. J. JOPLINC1, Bridgenorth, Ont.
These ro`waera are a Positive Care for
'r*6Kiriitntlatn. Neuralala. Sclatica.IIa Grippe
• Sold in Clinton by J. H. Combe.
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BACTERIOLOC Y.
STUpENTS AT THE 0. A. C. TO
STUDY THE SCIENCE.
Its Relation to Dairying and Kindred
Industries --- Tho Application or the
Knowledge Already Acquired on the
Subject Has Done 11uch W Further the
Butter Industry of Dennutrk.
The organization of a Departriojit of
Bacteriology in connection with the
Agricultural College at Guelph, is a
wlge and important step in advance.
F C. }Harrison, Ii.S.A., the bacteriolo-
gist of the institution, is thoroughly
equipped for the difficult and reyport-
s'Lle position to which he has been an-
i (ated. He devuted special attention
tc gen .rel microscopy and bacteriolutiy
In his own citlege course; after gradu-
otion he c1st cod all the best bacterio-
kgiea! laboratories on this continent;
and the summers of 1894 and 185i he
ePtnt at practical work in the botani-
ca: and bacteriological laboratories of
Cornell and Michigan universities. By
the enterprise ar,u foresight of the
Ilon. John Dryden and President Mills,
the new bacteriological laboratory at
Guelph is thoroughly equipped. Mr.
Harrison Is now at work, and we ex -
Peet valuable results, directly to the
students of the college and indirectly
to the people of the Province at large.
Among; the various phases of the
study of bacteriology, there are none
which affect our life and well-being
more intimately than those connected
with dairying. Milk 1s one of the best
- cella for the growth of germs, both
harmless and disease -producing. It
CI ntains bacteria when drawn from
the cow's udder, and the condition of
most stables Is such that contamina-
tion In various ways takes 'place In the
process of milking and immediately
thereafter. The influence of these
perms on milk, cream, butter and
cheese, is a matter of vital interest to
al' consumers of dairy products.
Our knowledge of the various classes
of bacteria and the effects which they
produce, although largely increased of
late years, is still very meagre and
very much scattered. Persons desirous
of obtaining a knowledge of these won-
derful forms of plant life have to
search the' various scientific periodic-
als, bacteriological, medical and agri-
cultural (in English, French and Ger-
roan) and glean facts and scrape of In-
formation from many sources.
The importance of bacteriology to
dairymen is just beginning to be rec-
ognized. The application of the knowl-
edge already acquired to the butter in-
dustry of Denmark has done much,
within the last few years, to improve
the quality and increase the uniform-
ity of the product of Danish dairies.
The result has been achieved largely
by pasteurizing the milk and cream
and then introducing the desired kind
of bacteria, known to scientific men as
pure cultures. This method, so use-
ful and satisfactory In Denmark, has
frond favor in the United States also.
Over 100 creameries on the other side
of the line are introducing pure cul-
tures. So it may now be stated as a
fact, that the acience of bacteriology Is
furnishing information which enables
the butter -maker to make butter of
superior flavor, more uniform charac-
ter, and better keeping quality; the
milkman, to have his milk sweet and
free from disease -producing germs;
and the cheese -maker, to understand
r•nd control to a large extent the rip-
ening and flavor of his cheese,
It Is true that the methods of a -p -
plying our present knowledge of lac-
teal bacteriology are still Imperfect,
but by patient study, persistent el -
rt, and unswerving perseverance, the
bacteriologist may eventually do for
th dairying what he has already done
in the fiend of medical science. We are
pleased to learn that all second and
third years students and all dairy stu-
dcnts at the Guelph Agricultural Col-
lege are now receiving instruction In
thls hew and Important branch of sci-
ence.
A Carriage Wagon .lack.
A jack made as illustrated, consists
of an upright, b, 2 by 3 by 27 in., with
slot in top for lev-
er, Lever, c, Is 3 ft
long. Saw 5 In,
from upright b at
a and fasten with
hinge so that It will
turn up and the,
jack made shorter
for use under th•.
front axle. Screw
a bolt 1n upright b,
bore a hole in levzr
c one in. from up-
rlght,In'ert a rounni
Iron with hook at
erch end, the bottom hook to catch
c\ or the bolt when carriage is raised.
Farm and IIome,
The Cnrrlculutn of the U.A.C.
We learn from the 0. A. C. Review
that the third year course of study has
been greatly changed for the future.
It was felt that a student, by taking
a general course In the many depart-
ments, got only a smattering of knowl-
edge in each of them, as the time was
too short to cover the work In a satis-
factory manner. The student is hence-
forth e.sked to specialize In some one of
the five department, viz.: Agriculture
and Dairying, Hnrticulture, Botany
and Entimology, Biology and Zoology.
Bacteriology and Histology, or Chem-
istry and Physics, and a general course
In Agriculture, Chemistry, Geology,
Botany, Microscopy and English. Each
student must also prepare a thesis on
hie special work, In order to show that
he is capable of carrying on work of
original investigation. This thesis must
be approved In order to pass, A re-
cord Is also kept of the practical work
and the amount of outside reading done
by each student. In this way, the
course is broadened and leads the stu-
dent to search a book for a synopsis
of some particular subject and not de-
pend altogether on the professor's lec-
ture notes. A fair amount of outside
reading Is required of a first or second
year student, hut as a rule the examin-
ation papers are based on the lectures.
Would Institute a Iroycntt.
"Aw, Cholly, hawveyaw .been wead-
ing about these 'Turkish outwages 7ft
Armenia?"
"Aw, yes; beastly thug, don't yew
know."
"Well, 'really, Cholly, I•m so worked
up that I'm going to give up me Tura -
Joh eisarwettesr"—Chteago Record
ILL NIGH UNTO DEATH.
TUI EXPERIENCE Ole A LADY WELL
KNOWN IN COATICOOK,
STRICKEN WITH LAURIPPE, FOLLOWEr)
BY PNEUMONIA, SHELANGU1SHED FOR
MORE THAN A YEAR --DR. WILLIAMS'
PINK PILLS SAVED LIER WHEN °'TITER
MEDICINES FAILED.
lhortt L'Etoile de l'P:et, °oatl000k, Que.
Tile town of Averill, Vt., is situated
about eight miles from (''atirook, Que.,
and is the hone of Mrs. Ada 1 fart well,
who htt8 many relatives ,tad ttunleruua
friends in the latter place. Mrs. Hart-
well has )eased tht•ottgh an experience
which L Etude de I'Est thinks worthy
of giving the widest publicity as tunny
others may derive multi benefit 1here-
frour. Mrs. Hartwell has ever been
considered a woman enjoying a healthy
constitution until about three years
ago, when she was, like hundreds of
others in this vicinity, stricken with
influenza or as it is 11101.0 generally term-
ed la g't ippe, it disease which carried otf
many people it) this town and vicinity,
and to the case of numerous others left
behind wrecked constitutions. As oft-
en happens, pneumonia followed the
first symptoms of la Frippo and Mrs.
Hartwell was sick, nigh unto death.
ABLE TO RIDE WITHOUT FATIGUE,
The hest of medical aid was summoned
and Mrs. Hartwell was saved from
what seemed to her friends imminent
death, but when convalescence came,
she remained deprived of her appetite,
extremely weak, and in consttnt dang-
er of a relapse, and all her physician
could do could not bring about her for-
mer condition of health. Numerous
medicines were tried but to 00 avail ;
she was weak, dispirited and despaired
of again enjoying her former vigor and
health. For a whole year after her
attack of pneumonia she continued to
languish in this state. At last one day
her husband purchased a few boxes of
Dr. Williams Pink Pills. He had read
of the many cures wrought by this
wonderful medicine, but procured them
he says for his wife in order to he able
to say "we have tried all," rather than
from strong faith in them. To please
her husband Mrs. Haatwell willingly
consented to take the Pink Pills, and
great was her surprise and that of her
husband, when, after taking three box-
es she was able to take a short ride
without feeling any fatigue. She wise-
ly resolved to continue the treatment,
and befot e long found that she had re-
gained her old time strength, and she
declared that she owes her recovery
entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Last winter Mrs. Hartwell felt a slight
recurrence of her former weak-
ness and again restored to Pink Pills,
since which time she has not had a
day's illness.
Dr. Williams' Pink'Pills have a more
potent influence on the blood and
nerves than any other known medicine,
and sp(edily restore the bloom
of health to pallid cheeks. Pink Pills
cure when all other medicines fail.
Sold by all dealers or sent by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, by
addressingg the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.., or Schenectady,
N. Y. Refuse all substitutes alleged to
be "just its good.'
Read Ayer's Almanac, which your
druggist, will gladly hand you, and note
the wonderful cures of rheumatism, ca-
tarrh, scrofula, dyspepsia, eczema, de-
bility, humors, and sores, by the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the nnly Sarsapar-
illa admitted at the World's Fair.
Cook's Cottso Root Ceatpauod
Manufactured by T h e
Cook Co., Windsor, Ont.,
and Detroit, Mich., is the
only known safe, reliable
monthly medicine ou which ladies
can depend in "Me hour and lune
of need." Every lady who reads
this is requested to inclose two post-
age stamps, with her address, for
5F?ee l8(1311,1t?e
and full particulars, which we will
send by returu mail in plain. sealed
envelope.
An old physician, 35 years con-
tinued practice treating diseases of
women, has charge of the office. and
can be consulted by letter or in
person, Address our main office
THE COOK COMPANY,
Room 3—No, 253 Woodward Ave,,
Detroit, Mich.
!LT' Cook's Cotton Root Compound
is sold by all responsible wholesale
and retail druggists in the Dominion
of Canada and United States for One
Dollar per box.
Corn for Sale.
To STOCK FEEDERS.—Large amount beat No. 1
Yellow Corn. Proa-ut price, according tr. kind end
quantity, 41 to 411 oenta a bushel. Will well for cash
or rxebange for outs Or Roy kind of grain; some case-;
give from 1 to 0 mouths time if desired. Don't feed
oats without mixing corn meal. Experience has
proved that pound for pound good Yellow Corn Meal
will put on more and better fat than any other meal ;
for mixing to give body to sate. cannot be beat. Wil
have lots of Ensilage or Fodder Corn at proper lime
Drive right to the Warehouse opposite Grund Trunk
Passenger Station, Clinton, Ont.
830-0 W. G. 1' 19 RRLN.
Don't Build Without a Plan
J. ADES FOWLER & CO.,
Architects and Civil Engineers,
Are opening a permanent office in Clinton and are
prepared to supply Plans, Speciflcatfona and details
for tiny class of work tit most reasonable rates.
Patent Drawings prepared and potents obtained.
Valuations and inspections carefully made.
25 Years Eoepeviencein Ontario.
Mall address—P. 0. Box 210, Clinton•
Card of Thanks.
TOM�. '11
MANY i
1 PA"T 01T '
R S.
I desire to tender my sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage accord•
ed nne in the past and to inform the
publio that I ant still in the Carpet
Weaving Business on Eget Street,
Goderich, next the Bicycle Factory.
Personal and mail orders will as usual
receive prompt attention.. All classes
of work a specialty, at the lowest pos•
Bible prices, and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
W. A. Ross, East Street,
GODERUC11.
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
ty only Insured.
OFFICERS.
D. loose, President, Clinton P. 0. ; Geo, Watt
viae -president, Harlock P. 0, ; W. J, Shannon,
Secy•Treas., Seaforth P. 0. ; 51. Murdie, In-
pector ofclaima Seaforth P. 0.
DIRECTORS,
Jas, Broadfoot, Seaford: ; Alex Gardiner, Lea
bury ; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton ; John Han
nah, Seaforth ; Joseph Evans, Beechwood ; Thos.
Garbutt, Clinton.
coaxes,
Thos. Neilar.e, Harlock; Roht. McMillen, Sea -
forth ; J. Cummings, Egmoudville; Geo. Murdie,
Auditor .
Pardee desirous to effect Insurance or trans
art other bushiest will bo promptly attend•
ed to nn application to any of the above otllc:re ad•
dressed to their respective poet offices,
A YOUNG LADY'S
SUCCESS.
Miss 1IoBrillo's Expori011Oe Given
for the Benefit ofklflYoak
and Nervous Men and
Women.
She Specially Recommends Paine's Celery
Compound.
Miss Minnie McBrine, of Bethany,
Ont., positively declares that Paine's
Celery (Compound is worth its weight
in gold for sick people. This state-
ment, roming from one who was raised
up to health and vigor. commands the
closest. attention. Past failures with
worthless medicines and perfect success
with Paine's Celery Compound, is a
strong and clear demonstration that
the popular compound can he trusted
in every Case.
Read the following letter written by
Miss McBrine, and then honestly de-
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is worthy of a trial as far as your case
is concerned ;
"it is with the greatest pleasure that
I add my testimony to the volumes
you haye already on fyle in favor of
Paine's Celery Compound. After suf-
fering for a length of time, and having
met with many disappointments in the
use of medicines in general, I com-
menced to use Paine's Celery Com-
pound which proved a complete success
in my case. Your medicine cured me
completely, and.I feel as well as ever
before in my life.
"Paine's Celery Compound is worth
its weight in gold for sick people; I
would specially recommend it to all
weak and nervous people."
Goos to Europe torTreatment
Suffering For 'Fears from Insomnia and Nervous
Debility—Prostrated, Exhausted—No Vitality
—No Rest Until " Nature's Sweet Restorer,"
South American Nervine Tonic, Built up the
Nervous Organism, and Gave Back to the
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Wonted Vigor.
ADOLPHE LABODIE, B.C.L., J.F., OF THE WELL-KNOWN LEGAL FIRM OF
LABODIE & LABODIE, MONTREAL. I
For fourgenerations the remarkable
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of active, intellectual men, whose am-
bition to rise to prominence meant a
constant drain upon the nerve forces
and a tremendous demand for brain
power. Mr Adolphe LaBodie, B.C.L.,
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actively engaged in the legal profes-
sion, living, as the duties of intellect -
nal men of this fast age demand,
beyond the reserve limit of natural
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(-1 t' e :nervine.
Mr. Adolphe LaBodie, under date
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exhaustion, rather than rest, followed
a night's experience. I took five
bottles of South American Nervine,
and am wholly recovered, and now
enjoy restful nights. I have tried
many remedies, have been treated in
Europe, and can say with truthful em-
phasis that the South American nerv-
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There is reason in all things : busi-
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reasons in truth. Mr. LaBodie'a
statement herewith is the truthf 1
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It is the nerve builder for brain work-
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Intense intellectual activity produces
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American Nervine Tonic holds nature
to a happy poise, and life and its
duties swing to fruitful success.
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