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Sick Headache
CURED P.EfMIANENTLY
BY TAKING
es::fills
"I seas troubled a tong time with sick
head:acho. I tried a good many remedies
recommended for this cu•n jlalut; tut it
was net until I
Began taking Ayer's Pills
that I receives( permanent e8benefi .d nte A
single 1$ox of tise8e phis
headaches, and I am now a well mlut."
—•C. 11. ilu•rculxcs, East Auburn, Me.
Awarded Medal at World'sFin
Sarsaparilla. 4s the Beat.
The Huron News -Record
1.25 a Year—$1.00 In Advance
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12th, 1896.
Gentlemen. Pay Up.
iR THE CITY MARKETS.
T arkry, Abe watts; B1r4.- fleneprpe Oft
Neftltage of thio ,gl $rapolle.
The few days that tzngsedialely. pre-
c(;de TllanItegivtng are $reatl'da31'is to
the Toronto markets, and the day be-
fc re Thanksgiving Is something enor-
mous. If living turkeys could only
fttesee the homage that would be paid
them on this day they would no doubt
run to the headsman's block without
urging, and stretch their necks for the
Our hest. thanks are due to those of
our subscribers who'have renewed their
subscriptions for the current year, hut
there are yet many who have failed
thus far to comply with the require-
ment of paying for their local news-
paper in auvance. They pay for their
daily or their city weekly in advance,
but they never think of treating their
local newspaper in the same business-
like manner.
As a result of this a sura which ought
to be in the bank to the credit of THE
NEWS•RECORD is scattered over the
country amongst subscribers, who
sympathize with the paper and
patronize it by taking it, but who
neglect to pay for it in advance, and
who do not realize that although $1.00
or $1.50 is a small sum in individual in-
terests, yet, single subscriptions from
500 ay -in -advance subscribers means a
hank credit of over $2,000 to aid in
making the paper better and brighter
as the weeks roll by.
Sao.
For In truth the honors paid to this
kingly bird at this season are amaz-
ing
Around on all sides, glorified by the
golden gaslight, hang the shapely tur-
keys, with crimson rosettes, like stars
cu. the Legion of Honor, pinned on
their exuberant breasts. Sacredly
guarding the dead stand the under-
takers, commonly known as poultry
dealers; stout, rubicund, argumenta-
tive, loud voiced, and, strange to say,
Jolly. Why strange? of course they
are jolly, and so would the turkey be
if they were alive! For all the men,
women and children in the crowd are
intensely jolly, and rightly consider
that they have not come to witness a
burial, but an apotheosis of turkeys.
A sad eyed little widow, leading a
school girl by the hand, is struck with
the delicate beauty of a long necked
bird, and offers to see that it Is bur-
ied with the proper ceremonies, but
the undertaker says such a luxury
will cost her at the rate of, say 12
cents a pound. With a sigh she drops
the beautiful fowl and takes another
Ices stately and satisfactory, for which
she pays 8 cents a pounds. The 12
cents a pound bird is snapped up by a
plethoric, red faced old gentleman,
who wears false teeth and a single eye-
glass. After him comes a newly mar-
ried couple, linked arm in arm and
carrying two huge baskets. The.hus-
band is tall, angular and ugly) the
bride small, sweet and seductive. She
yearns for 'a $2.50 bird, whereas he
thinks 1.60 will be enough, and that
the rest of the money can be spent on
groceries. But she makes the tur-
•key's merits so evident to her spouse
that he finally hands over the money,
tucks the bird under his arm and
strides off to a vegetable stall, where
lie pays out $1.00 for celery, sage,
cranberries and cauliflowers.
Two young girls who keep house for
themselves debate for a quarter of an
hour as to whether they shall buy a
lean turkey or a fat chicken, and fin-
ally buy the chicken. A fractious old
gentleman who hears this conversa-
tion eschews turkey also, and satisfies
himself with a fine looking duck. His
wife, a handsome woman, with a red
rose in her bonnet, spends nearly half
an hour searching for green peas.
Busy as the markets are during the
day, they are ten times mere busy dur-
ing the evening. Along the gaslit aisles
passes a great throng of men and wo-
men, their eyes fixed on the long lines
of decorated turkeys, chickens, ducks
and geese, and their ears apparently
deaf to the honeyed Invitations of the
blue spirted plethoric dealers, who are
never tired of expatiating on the suc-
culence, freshness and general beauty
of their goods.
All seem to get just what they want,
and not many discontented or dissat-
isfied faces are to be seen at any time
a: any of the markets.
What right has any one who is dis-
o ntented or who hasn't the where-
withal to buy a turkey in the big mar-
kets on Thanksgiving eve? They are
not wanted here, and the plenty that
is so free to the more fortunate would
simply make them more discontented.
It is late, very late, when the crowd
of buyers begins to grow less, and it
is much later when the last cash
trcnsact!on has boon made. clow many
of the buyers have thought as they
piovide,l for their own Thanksgiving
cheer of the thousands who will eat
rd- turkey on the morrow?
No one can ansa er this question, but
NT( know that some have; we know
that many baskets have been carried
away /from the great markets laden
with good thlnes for others than the
pLrchasers; we know that while the
ostensible spirit of thankfulness has
hr,cn quite ^mothered in many a
hr, est by the spirit of selfish antici-
pation of good things to eat on the
morrow, many a table scantily spread
on most days will then groan under
l;rod things thoughtfully and unobtrus•
iviey provided by generous hands and
harts and purses.
And there is no better time, well fed
wader, whether you live in town nr
country, for you to mingle generosity
to your less fortunate friends with
thankfulness for your own material
ptosperlty than this Thanksgiving sea-
son.
Of course we deal with all grades and
conditions of wren, and although an
angel couldn't work a scheme to suit
all newspaper subscribers alike,
many subscribers think the editor
ought to be able to do so. One man
will write wanting to know why his
paper has been continues after the
term for which he had paid had expir-
ed, and the same mall will perhaps
bring a protest from another man re-
monstrating hecause.his name was cut
off from the list, and asking in most
sarcastic terms if a man with an unen-
cumbered 100 acre farts was not con-
sidered by the editor good ?cor a measly
$1.50 or $1.25 subscription without
having to pay in advance.
By stopping some men's newspapers,
when they carelessly let them fall into
arrear, you tray make them enemies
for life, and by keeping another man's
name on the list a week or two longer
than the time subscribed for causes
hint to believe that you want to Jew
hien out of another year's subscription.
Between the two it is difficult to decide
what to dn.
Our request now is that all those
i
whom the have so far favored, make at
effort to pay ns up in full within the
next 10 days. We want money, we
want a went deal, venal we want it very
quickly.
GENTLEMEN, PLEASE PAY UP.
A CHILD CAN USE
THEM.
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SOME Istdies think that it is a difficult
matter to do their own dyeing, it
certainly i4 when crude and ilnita-
tion dyes are used ; hut tvhon the long•
tested Diamond Dyes are used, it takes
but little more trouble to get, a fast
and beautiful color than It would he to
wash and rinse the goods. With im-
itation dyes your goods are ruined;
coloring with Diamond Dyes means
success and lovely calors.
A City Clergyman Spo*s
About`1'hysioat Restoration,
Paines Celery Compound Does
Marvellous Work in a Populous
Church Parish in
Montreal.
a
HUNDREDS MADE' WELL WHO
WEREPRONOUNCED INCUR-
ABLE BY THE DOCTORS.
The Only Medicine in the World
Heartily Indorsed by the
Clergy of all Denominations.
THE GREAT DISEASE-BAN1SII-
J A NATIONAL BLESSING.
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The sick people of the great church
parish of St. Anne's, Montreal, have been
greatly blessed and henetitted by the
life-giving and health restoring virtues
of Paine's Celery Compound. The
clergymen of St. Anne's Church, know
of the grand work accomplished
amongst their parishoners, and at all
tithes accord unstinted praise to the
great curing Compound. Rev. P.
Rioux, one of St. Anne's most popular
priests who used the Compound him-
self writes as follows:
"I nm fully convinced, both by per-
sonal experience and by the statements
of many parishioners intrusted to my
care, that the celebrated medicine
Paine's Celery Compound deserves a
high recommendation. I therefore
willingly indorse the testimonials
already given in its behalf.
REGIATRAT1oN. -- Notwithstanding
that instructions are given on every
assessment notice, requesting all inter-
ested parties to give timely notice to
the Division Registrars, of trirths, mar-
riages and deaths and in additinn to
this the press frequently calls attention
to the registration requirements, still
many there are who neglect to so regis-
ter, rendering, not only themselves
liable to a fine of $20, but also the Divi-
sion Registrar to a tine of 950, for not
enforcing the provisions of the Act.
The Government's instructions to Divi-
sion Registrars are emphatic, that no
burial shall take place without, a pre-
rvious registration. Noi:withstatnding
all the warnings there are many viola-
tions ; and . violators will continue
until forebearance will cease to be mild-
ly asked to hand over $20 and costs for
non oonfortnance to the Registration
laws. All postmasters keep the neces-
sary forms and if unsealed, go free hy
Mail.
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Property For Sale.
A CHANCE FOR GARDENERS.
In consequence of my age and look of help, I have
decided to oiler tar sale my splendid gardening pro-
perty consisting of are and s halt sores to canton,
some o1 the best land in Sr. county el Huron, includ-
ing hot bods and other necessary requirements.
There re on the premises a trams bowie with oellare,
soft and hard water, dura and other outbuildings
The Barium river adlolne the property. win sell at
a reasonable price for halt cashand balauee'rehired
by mortgage. As I desire to bell, this is a °bailee
seldom met with, Apply personally ur by letter to
the proprietor, JOSEPH ALLANSON,
canton
George Thorndyke, a barber, of
Strathroy, was arrested on a charge of
bigamy. It is alleged that he married
Miss Lottie McWilliams of Lindsay on
May 80, 1804, and within a year mar-
ried Miss May Johnston of Strathroy.
The relatives of the Lindsay wife are
taking the proceedings.
LADIES
FRENCH PILLS. Safe &
Sure. Act in 88 to 48 Imre. The
only female regulator in the whole
range of medicines. By Mail, Price 66 00.
STANDARD MEDICAL CO.,
248 St. James Street, Moutroa
884-4.f.
Corn for Bale,
To STOCK FEED/LIs.—Largo amonot beat No. 1
Yellow Corn. Present price, s000rding t, kind and
quantity, 41 to48 Dents a bushel. Will sell for cash
or exchange for este or any kind of grain; some cases
give from I to 0 menthe time If desired. Don't feed
Date without mixing Dorn meal. Experience has
proved that pound for pound gocd Yellow Corn Meal
will put on more and better fat than any other meal ;
for mixing to give body to oats, cannot be beat. Will
have iota of Eneltage or b'odder Corn at proper time
Drive right to the Warehouse opposite Bread Trunk
Passenger Station, Clinton, Qat.
890-11 W. G. PERRIN.
Any tendency to premature baldness
may he checked by the use of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. Dont delay till the scalp
is bare and the hair -roots destroyed.
if you would realize the best results,
begin at once with this invaluable pre-
paration.
Don't Build Without -A Plant
J. ADES FOWLER & CO.,
Architects and Civil Engineers,
Are opening a permanent office in Clinton and are
prepared to supply Plane, Specifications and details
for any class of work at most reasonable rates.
Patent Drawings prepared and patents obtained.
Valuations and inspection, carefully mode.
25 Years Experiencein Ontario.
Mail address—P.0. Box 210,0Iinton•
Card of Thanks.
TO MY MANY PATRONS :
I desire to tender my sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage accord-
ed me in the past and to inform the
public that I sin still in the Carpet
Weaving Business on East Street.,
Goderich, next the Bicycle Factory.
Personal end mail orders will as usual
receive prompt attention. All classes
of work a specialty, at the lowest pos-
sible prices, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. t
Advertising Axioms.
By J. WALKERTHOMPSON, of New York
"The better the day, the he,.ter the
deed." The better the "ad." and the
better the mediums used, the better
the results.
If you have something that the peo-
ple need, advertise "with courage and
faith," and the people at home and
abroad will respond to your profit.
Do not forget that an advertisement
in "perpetual Elution,"if it is yoocl, will
went' its way into the people's memory
with c•onsetlueit results to you.
Here is a sugge8tion--"Make your acl-
rerti.eemool an argument desiring tl.q force
front the situation.. rind present it clearly to
all to whom it in addressed."
By advertising I mean those who
knots that advertising well done is bound
to bring_ results ; hy business men I
mean a veru large class of nianufactur-
ers who are "poor in the midst of great
wealth," i r of j)oo.+ihilitie.i of dere/op-
meat.
YOUR PRESENT NEED
is pure, rich blood. anti a strong and
healthy body, because with the ap-
proach of spring and the hoginning of
wanner weather your physical system
will undergo radical changes. X71 the
irnoil rities which have Arca] mlila ted
during colder weather must, now he ex-
pelled or serious consequences will re•
suit. Th.; one true blood purifier
prnlninentlyy in the public eye to -day
is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Its record of
cures is unequalled. Its sales are the
largest in the world. A few booties of
Hood's Sarsaparilla will prepare yott
for spring by purifying and enriching
invigorat-
ing
vi
your blond and tutnning and gprat-
ing yotar whole sistrin.
Mr. Andrew Monteith, ex -M. P. for
North Perth, and who has been county
treasurer for several year%, lies in apre-
carious condition, Bufferin from ggstn-
grene in one of his legs. His medical
advisers give no hope of his recovery.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A MAR-
TYR TO RHEUMATISM.
A. young man in Lowell, Mass.,
troubled for many years with a con-
stant succession of boils on his neck,
was completely eared by taking only
three bottles of Aver's Sarsaparilla.
Another result of the treatment was
greatly improved digestion and in-
' creesed avoirdupois.
mrd
W. A. Ross, East Street,
GO DERICII.
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
ty only Insured.
The property clouse of the Indepen-
dent Forresters hill was struck out by
the house Orders Committee at Ottawa
on account of some irregularity in the
notice. The remainder of the bill was
approved.
RELEASE!) FROM PATH IN DNP' DAY.
"it is my desire," says Mr. .Tames
Kerr, farrier, of Kars, Ont., "to tell
for the public gond of the great bless-
ing South Amerit•an Rheumatic Cure
has been to my wife. She has been a
great sufferer from rheumatism for 20
years; had doctored with all physicians
far and near, but never received per-
fect relief until she used South Arneri-
can Rheumatic Cure. It banished all
pain in one day, lurid seven bottles cur-
ed radically. 1 think two or three bot-
tles would have been sufficient had it
not been for delay in securing medi-
cine. I must cheerfully and freely give
this testimony, and strongly recom-
mend sufferers from rheumatism to
use this remedy, as I believe it will
cure In every case." Sold by 'Watts &
Co.
A 0001) INVESTMENT.
THE IT.i.tISTRATED BUB EA Ex -
PRF.` E-1 pays a higher rate of interest to
the buyer for every five cents invested,
than anything else we know of.
OFFICEBa.
D.ltoee, President, Clinton P. 6.; Gen, Watt
vice-president, Elarlock P. O. ; W. J, Shannon.
Secy•Treae., Seaforth P. 0. ; M. Murdle, In -
potter ololaime Beaforth P. 0,
DIBRCTa88,
Jae, Broadtoot, Seaforth ; Alex Gardiner, Lea
bury; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton ; John Han
nah, Seaforth; Joseph Evans, Beechwood; Thos.
Garbutt, Clinton.
&almTa.
Thos. Netlar.o, Harlock ; Robt Hc' linen, Sea.
forth ; J. Cummings, Ngmondville; Geo. Murdle,
Auditor
Parties desirous to effect Insurance or trans
act other business will be promptly attend•
ed to nn application to any of the above otflcere ad-
dressed to their reepective post offices.
Queen Wllhefrnlnn 111<les a t4 heel.
No one began to prepare earlier for
the advent of ice and cold than Fier
Majesty Queen Wilhelmina nt Holland.
This sweet little lady Is now just 15
years old, and In many tliings is tak-
ing her place as a woman of affairs_
Butshe clings to the amusement of bi-
cycling, and, as it Is a royal pastime
as well as a lowly one, she is allowed
to do as she pleases in the matter of
wheeling.
An American lady caught a glimpse
of Wilhelmina a few weeks ago, when
Holland was feeling the first tff its
wlrtry blasts, and, being an artist,
she quickly sketched her in her cycling
suit. The Queen had been riding and
was waiting for her mother, the Queen
F.egent, to overtake her. Little Wilhei-
mina, who looks delicate, but is really
very strong, had outrldden all of the
royal party, ladies in waiting and alt.
And she was keeping pace with her
instructor, without w1157-- she is never
allowed to ride at all, with ease. Royal
custom would not allow her to out-
ride the party too far, however, and
juAt as she was enjoying the brisk,
bracing Holland air, she was obliged to
dismount and watt for the rest of the
party to come up. It was just at thts
moment when, happy at her speed
and healthy with the exercise, the ter -
tint sketched her in her note book, not
twenty feet away.
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1ITT1N1STEB
BARK
or PETERBORO.
Mr. W. S. Barker is a young
minister of Peterboro who has by his
great earnestness and able exposition
of the dootrines of the Bible earned
for himself a place amongst the
foremost ministers of Canada. He,
with his most estimable wife, belieire
in looking after the temporal as well
as the epiritnal welfare of mankind,
henoe the following statement for
publication :
"I have muoh pleasure in re•
commending the Great South Ameri-
can Nervine Tonic to all who are
afleted as I have been with nervous
prostration and indigestion. I found
very great relief from the very first
bottle, which was strongly recom-
mended to me by my druggist. I
also induoed my wife to use it. who,
I must say, was completely run dowa
and was suffering very much from
general debility. She found great
relief from South American Nervine
and also cheerfully recommends it
to her fellow -sufferers.
" REv. W. S. BARKER."
It is now a scientific fact that cer-
tain nerve centres looated near the
base of the brain have entire control
over the stomach, liver, heart, Lungs
and indeed all internal organs; that
is, they furnish these organs with
the necessary nerve force to enable
them to perform their respective
work. When the nerve centres are
weakened or deranged the nerve
SOLD BY WATTS tic CO.
faros is diminished, and ae a result
the stomach will not digest the food.'
the liver beoomes torpid, the kidney'
will not act properly, the heart and
lungs Gaffer, and in fact the whole
system becomes weakened and sinks
on account of the lack of nerve force.
South American Nervine is based
on the foregoing soientifio discovery
and is so prepared that it sots
directly on the nerve centres. H
immediately increases the nervous
energy of the whole system, thereby
enabling the different organs of the
body to perform their work perfectly,
when disease at ones disappears.'
It greatly benefits in one day.
lid. Solomon Bond, a member of
the Society of Friends, of Darlington,'
Ind., writes: "I have used six bottles
of South American • Nervine and 1
consider that .every bottle did for mi
one hundred dollars worth of good,
because I have not bad a goo
night's sleep for twenty years o
account of irritation, pain, horrible
dreams, and general nervous pros-!
tration, which has been caused by
chronic indigestion and dyspepsia of
the stomach, and by a broken down{
condition of my nervous system.)
But now 1 oan lie down ma sleep all
night as sweetly as a baby, and I
feel like a sound man. I do not
think there has ever been a medicine i
introduced into this country, which
will at all compare with this ae a
aura for the stomach and nerves." t'
.,.,.:• r w -'-To • its �: g .K6 =� e t sin.:
J1IIABITS INYOUTIIW
LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD �.
MAKE NERVOUS. DISEASED MEN to
THE RESu LT of
ignorance
and exposure in south,
aro constantly�wrecion kinglnd the lives ad nd future/1
...happiness of thousands of promising young men. (jome fade and wither at fru arIY ant
y"y,t the blossom of manhood, while others are forced to drag ont a weary, the pnlpit,�
a nolancholy existence. Others reach matrimony but And no solace or comfort there. The
victims ere found in all stations of life:—The farm, the office, the workshop,
the trades and the professions.
'; RESTORED TO MAN
HOODBYD gS- &F._.
�'s Ws. A. WALKER. Wm. A. wALKEI. HRACHAS. Fia. s •
s
♦r. may' Z2
/AN 1 rornAlHi
HEAD.
I8 a source of great discomfort . It's
annoying to yourself and disgusting
to your friends.
Most times dandruff, scnrf, or
scales cense it, and these, if neg-
lected, produce baldness. 13y using
Haireno you can elean the scalp,
relieve the itching, nourish the hair
roots, and produce a vigor-
ous growth of hair.
Staid i,n Clinton by J, H. Combe.
s sra aesinr
Wingham Advance :—We have re-
ceived a copy of a journal entitled The
Mexican Financier. It is printed in
both Sptt,nish and English. john Corn
yn, eldest son of Wm. Cornyn is assist.
ant editor. As our old friend Is Iu,
thorongh Spani9h scholar be will 138'
quite at home in his new undertak-
ing.
WEAK MEN
If aoftering from Lost Manhoe
Nervous Debliify, task of Vigor
Emissions. 13 day. treatment sent fres to anyone
sending as 19uts. s.
BTANDABp
l'MEDICAL CO.,
940 St. James Street,Montreal
r:,
—x Divorced but united tlgair
Snrironn TREATMENT BITER TREATMENT
f Tr -NO NAMES 011 TESTIMONIALS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSI T:SS offered
Wm. A. Walker of 10th Street says:— was indiscreet veeu when
SYPHILIS IK
untold agonies for my "gay
SYPHILIS i 1 yyownggand ignorant. As One of the Boyo f contracted
EMISSIONS mouth
other roat,bdntedieeases, I bad hair looee,alcers in the
pitnales on
�7 �71i lir month and throat, bone pains
STRICTURE face, finger nails came out emissions, became thin and"
despondent. Haven doctors treated me with Mercury,
C Potash, etc. They helped me but could not care me.
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CURED Finally afriend indncedmeto Dra.Kennedy &xergan.D
ToufNew yourself
Treatment cared I have ne in a ever er b red o4 their failing to cure in eines iS
You fAol yonreolf gaining every day.
Scare.'
e IV—CURES GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED
v Capt. Chas. Ferry ,aye:—"I owe my lite to Drs. e symptoms
& E.
55 At 14 I learned a bed habit. At 21 1 had all the symptoms
f Heminal Weahnees and Bpermatorrhoea,ied
were draining and weakening my�ty. It itma arse at
t
24 under advice of my family doctor,
sadexperienced Ine eighteen whoths we were divorced. I
restored me to manhood
,..rhenann'ew l Are. Treatment. &K••
" . y tner es- Wet weennffd.in and newlifethrough
was
n x nerves. Wows. 1 united re scientific and I heartily recommend them.'f
da years ago. Drs. K. tit K. are eoientit�o specialists IRS+
fareak We treat and Cure Varicocele, E Unnaturalrvous Discharges, Self Abuse!
Weakness, Glees, Stricture, Syph
ilis. • Kidney and Bladder Diseases. _
17 'YEARS iN DETROIT. 200,000 CURED. NO RISK
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