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Well Satisfied with
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
"Nearly forty years ago, after
home tvecks of sickness, my hair
turned gray. 1 began using Ayer's
Bair Vigor, and was so well satis-
fied \Nall the results that 1 have
never tried any other kind of dress -
in;;, llregafresonly
an occasional appli-
cation of
AYER'S
Ilair Vi::or to keep
Ill 1::: r of good
color, to remove
demi ruff, to heal
itching rumors, p•::tt prevent the
hair from falling out. 1 never hesi-
tate to recommend -leer's medicines
to my friends."—\Ic'S. 1!.M. IIAIUIaT,
Avoca, Nebr.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. A ye r & Co., Lowell, Masa,
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Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla for the Complexion. .
The Huron News -Record
t.26 a Year—$1.00 in Advance
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1806.
A Tragic Misprint.
He wrote a poem to his Kate;
He called her his red rose,
Alas—the cruelty of fate.
The printer tnttde it "nose !"
OUT OF THE TOILS.
PHYSICIANS FAILED CURE-ALLS FAILED
—BUT THE GREAT SOUTH AMERI-
CAN KIDNEY CURE, .\ SPECIFIC
REMEDY FOR A SPECIFIC
TROUBLE, CURED MRS. A.
E. YOUNG, OF BARN•
STON, Y.Q., QUICKLY
AND PERMA-
NENTLY.
This Viler testtmony : "i was taken
sick in January, 1893. 1 employed
several of the hest local physicians and
was treated by them for kidney disease
until the autumn of the same year
without receiving much benefiL I
then began using your South American
Kidney Cure, and derived great bene -
almost fit immediately. 1 feel now
that I ant quite cured. I have taken no
medicine for some length of title and
have not, had a return of the slightest
symptoms of the disease."—Sold by
Watts & Co.
Great Bodies don't get a Move on.
Bobcaygeon Independent.
It gives the taxpayer a weakness
beneath the waistcoat, when he thinks
that under our boasted representative
system, it took nearly three hundred
men at Ottawa, at a cost of a gtittrter
of a million to do what any thirty of
them would have done in ten days,
had it been their own individual husi-
ness.
A Message to Men.
PROVING THAT TRUE HONESTY AND
'i'RI'i' Ptt1I.ANT1tOPY .STILI. EXINT.
If any roan, who is weak, nervous
and debilitated, or who is suffering
front any of the various troubles re-
sulting froin youthful folly, excesses or
overwork, Will take heart and write to
me, i will seed hits c•nnfidentially and
free of charge the plan pursued by which
I was completely restored to perfect.
health and manhood, after years of
suffering from Nervous Debility, Loss
of Vigor and Organic \Veakness.
i have nothing to sell and therefore
want no inoney,but its 1 know through
my own experience how to sympathize
with sash sufferers, i aro glad to he
able to assist any fellow -being tet a c'ur'e.
I am well .t litre of the pr'evalenc'e of
quackery, for f thyself was deceived
and imposed upon until f nearly lost
faith in mankind, but i rejoice to say
that i ion now perfectly well nnd hnp-
py once more and tun desirous there-
fore to make this certain means of Cure
known to all. if you will write to )tie
you can rely upon being cured and the
proud satisfaction of having been of
great service to one in need tvIII be
sufficient reward for my" trouble. Ah -
solute secrecy essnr'ed. Send 6c silver
to cover postage and address, Mr. Geo.
(3. Strong, North Rockwood, Mich.
E)t•Detective'John Fahey, who, wit h
Louis Nnegele and Bureau had been
condemned in 188>1 for the Bonavent are
robbery, was liberated on Saturday
weak. Ile had 20 months yet to serve.
Sir Oliver Mowat appears to he doing
a great deal of patdoning just. now.
"1 HAD NO FAITH."
BUT MY WIFE. PiERSUADEr) ME TO TRY
THE ORF.AT SOUTH AMERICAN
RHEUMATIC ('URE ANT/ MY
AGONIZING PAIN WAS GONE
IN 12 HOPRA, AND GONE
FOR GOOD.
J. D. McLeod, of Leigh Ont., says:
"I have heen a victim of rheumatism
for seven years—cortflned to my bed
for months at a time; unable to turn.
myself. Have been treated ny many
physicians wincom'Anybenefit. I had
no faith in rheuttiE mires i saw ad-
vertised, but nit induced me to
get a bottle of Sots merican Rheu-
matic Oure from M a.T('4y'lor, druggist,
in Owen Sound. `:4:t that time 1 was
in agony with pairs. Inside of twelve
hours after I had taken the first dose
the pain bad ail left me. I continued
until I had used three bottles, and I
.r,:,, now C(instder myself completely cur -
'ed.'.' ---Sold by Watts & Co.
Robert James .:ones Salted.
STUCK FOR A THOUSAND DOLLARS BY
THE GIRL HE WENT BACK ON.
Miss Florence Hartley, a sprightly
blonde, 24 years of am who was for-
merly cashier for R. Walker & Sons,
Tot onto, is $1000 richer this week than
she was last week by the verdict of
the civil assize court jury.
In 181)2 Miss Hartley met Reber t
Jautes Junes, aged50, who, according
to his counsel, Mr. Osler, has a game
leg and no teeth. Robert James was
the defendant in the case. 111r. Osler
put hint iu as an exhibit, but he was
not numbered. He proved to be lame,
as stated by counsel, but his teeth
were not examined;
James fell dead in love with her,
altruist at first sight. He told her be
was wealthy, would give her to nice
home, give up eating onions and take
her on a bridal trip to California. She
refused him twice, but the third tittle
she weakened and promised to be his
for worse or worst. But, alas! Robert
James wits fickle, as changeable as the
sands of the sea, or "wildcat" alining
slack prices. He kept Florence on it
string for smile time, and then mar-
ried his housekeeper, Miss Melds,
without saying it word to anyone, atilt
that is the cause of the suit for breach
of promise, which resulted itt a verdict
fur the fair plaintiff.
IflaKe No JT1!take.
Your ("ase Demands The Use
of Paine's Celery
Compound.
1311'1'ATIONS AND SUBSTITUTES ARE
DANGERS TO YOURSELF ANi)
OTHERS.
See that you slake no mistake when
you are making efforts to regain lost
health. At this particular time safety,
care and vigilance will insure a large
measure of your success.
Your case demand the use of the
best medicine I hart science has pro-
duced. The acknowledged triumph of
medical research is Paine's Celery
Compound, the only sure and perma-
nent cure for all nervous diseases, ner-
vous prost ration, sleeplessness, dyspep-
sia, run down system, rheumatism,
neuralgia, liver and kidney troubles,
and blood diseases.
An error made at this time by the
use of common medicines. imitations
and vile substitutes may lead to compli-
cated troubles and serious results.
Thousands in this land of ours have
thrown of the shackles of disease and
suffering by the use of Paine's Celery
Compound. It waits to do she same
good work for you. There is no ex-
perimental work with Paint's Ce•lety
Compound ; do not fear defeat or dis-
appointment: the great medicine cures
and builds up every man and woman
even atter the doctor's have given them
up.
See that you get the genuine Paine's
('elety Compound tr'ont your dealer ;
look for the name "Paine's" and the
stalk of celery.
At 12.30 o'clock the other morning
Philip Zimmer, a bl>tckshtitb of St.
Louts, fatally shut Ostia, Wertz, his
stveeetheart, shot his sister slightly,
and then n)ntruitted suicide by shoot-
ing himself through the heart. 'Zim-
mer and his sister called tin Miss
Weitz, and tt quarrel over another
young ratan led the tragedy,
Travelled Half the Globe to Find
Health, Without Success.
Tt)1)K Tits: ADVICE OF A FRIEND AND
NOW PROCLAIMS 1'r FROM TIIE
HOUSETOP "SOUTH AMER-
ICAN NE)it'1NE SAVED
MY ',IF E.
rs. 11. Stapleton, of iS1nghnrn,
writes: "i have been very much trou-
bled for years since 18711 with nervous
debility and dyspepsia. Had been
treated in Canada and England by
same of the hest physicians without
permanent. relief. vits ad 0150(1 about
Three motif he ago to take South Amer-
ican Nervine, and i firstly believe I
owe my life to it to -day. I can truth-
fully say that, 1 have derived more
benefit, from it than any treatment I
ever kid. I can strongly ret ommend
it,and will never he without it myself."
— Sold by Watts & Co,
Three or four years ago the Conser-
vative government changed Thanks-
giving day to a day different from that
on which it is celebrated in the United
States on the pr'inc'iple that there is
no necessity for Canada to follow in
the wake of our neighbors in every-
thing. At Monday's meeting of the
cabinet it was decided to proclaim
Thanksgiving day in Canada for
Thursday, Nov. 20, the same date as
observed in the neighboring republic.
The ground on which the change Is
made is that, as there is a total sus-
pension of business in the United
States, which correspondingly affects
Canada, there may as well be uni-
formity.
tni-
formity.
AS OLD AS ANTIQUITY.
Either by acquired taint or heredity
those old foes Scrofula and Consump-
tion, must he faced generation after
generation; hut you may meet them
with the odds in your favor hy the
help of Scott's Emulsion.
MONEY SAVES
FOR FAMILY'S W110 DESIRE TO
ECONOMIZE.
1)IA.MOND DYES THE AUEN'rc.
it would require roan targe volumes
to give a complete record of all the
strong testimonial letters written by
the women of the countty in favor of
1)iamuud Dyes. 'These iedipensable
:rids in good housekeeping are gaining
in public favor every week, -and once
tried, they become perumuenl home
favor'ite's.
Just think of it ! One package of
Diamond 1)ye will cover from one to
six pounds of goods, according to
shade desired. This is wonderful work
when the small expense fs Considered.
Voir last year's jacket, snit, cape,
chess, and your husband's suit and
children's c
t
es may be soiled, faded
and unsightly ; but with a Leu rent
package of Diamond Dyes you can
work wonders, and make the old
things look like new for this season's
weal'.
Have you ever tried this work with
I)iantond Dyes? One effort in this
direction of true econtony will con-
vince you that Diamond Dyes are
money saver's to the family.
Joseph Speers, jt'., of Goderich, has
appealed to the Divisional Court
against the judgment of Judge Doyle,
of Goderich, declaring that the will of
Joseotl Speers, sr., father of the ap-
pellant, made in 1893, is valid. The
appellant inherited more under the
will of his father, atade in 1890, than he
did under the later will, made in 1893,
and he wants the former reinstated on
the ground that when his farther made
the second wilt he was not mentally
capable of doing se. The appellant
also claims that Judge Doyle had no
Surisdiction, not being a judge of the
urrogate Court. The estate is worth
about $10,000. Judgment was reserved.
NEVER WORBY
TAKE THEM AND GO AROUT YOUR BUSI-
NESS—THEY DO THEIR WORK WHILE
YOU ARE DOING YOi1RS—DR. AGNEW'S
LIVER PILLS ARE PURELY VEGET-
ABLE AND ACT UPON THE LIVER
WITHOUT DISTURBANCE TO THE SYS-
TEM, DIET, OR OCCUPATION. 10 CENTS
A VIAL,
They are system renovators, blood
purifiers, and builders' every gland
and tissue in the whole anatomy is
benefited and stimulated in the use of
them. 40 doses in a vial, 10 cents.
There now floats off the dockyard at
Halifax, N. S„ the strangest fleet of
modern war ships ever seen at that
port. The latest addition is the cruiser
Talbot which develops the extraordin-
ary speed of twenty-three knots. She
has more powerful armament than the
flagship Crescent and her hull is highly
protected. A distinctive new feature
on the Talbot is the revival of the obso
bete fighting top for cruiser's. in a few
days more the war ships Buzzard,
Mohawk and Cordelitt will arrive from
Newfoundland. The further addition
of the battleship Renown to the mirth
Atlantic squadron will undoubtedly
raise it to the designed level of size and
strength to offset the power of the
"White Squadron" ttnd expected
strengthening of the French fleet next
year.
A POPULAR C. P. R OFFICER.
ADDS 1115 'TESTIMONY TO THE 31EHiT9
OF DR. MINIM'S CATARRHAL POW-
DER FOR. CATARRH AND ('OLD)
IN TiIE HEAD. IIE SAYS 1'r
IS PEERI.ESH.
Mr. John McEdwar•ds, the genial
purser of the U. I'. R. liner "Athbas('a"
says, "I used 1)r. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder for coli in the head. it is very
effective, easy to apply, mild and pleas-
ant. Fur catarrh its no equal. i
have testod near'ly evecatarrh core
made, and found none to compare with
it., 1 recommend it first, last and al-
ways." Sold by Watts & Co,
Mr, A. J. McColl, barrister -at -law, of
New %Westruinster, has been appointed
judge on the Supreme Court, bench of
British Columbia.
Duman life is held too cheaply when
the individual who needs a tonic for
his system, seeks to cover his wants by
purchasing every new mixture that is
recommended to him. Itemterntier
that Ayer's Sarsaparilla has a well-
earned reputation of fifty years stand-
ing.
The contract. has been let for the
eontttruction of the. Manitoulin and
North Shore railway, to run from
1.ittis Current tt) a junction with the
Canadian Pacific railway.
Itching, Burning Skin Diseases Cured
for 36 Cents.
Dr. Agnew's Ointment relieves in
one day and cures tetter, salt rheum,
piles, scald head, eczema, harpers'
Itch, ulcers, blotches and all eruptions
of the skin. it is soothing and quiet-
ing and arta like magic in the cure of
all hahy humors. 35 cents. Sold hy
Watts & Co.
Woman suffrage, which had its
herth in the antipodes, seems to be
spreading northward. New Zealand
gave women the franchise and the ex-
perience has been so satisfactory that
now Australia is deciding to fallotd`fhe
example. At the last general election
in New Zealand there were 153,638 men
end 109,461 women on the lists, and the
proportion of votes polled hy each sex
was about equal.
OURR.ANT TOPICS.
Hamilton Spectator :, What fighting
Joe Martin really did telegraph from
Ottawa to Winnipeg was this:
I'rn condo',
I'm cornin',
But without de punt-fu•li-o,
I heah youah angel voices calhu',
"Poor yellow Joe."
Ayer's Hair Vigor, which has out.
lived and surperseded hundreds of
similar preparations, is undoubtedly
the most fashionable as well Its reil.
ornical hair -di essing in the market.
By its use the poorest head of lair
soon becomes luxus iatit and heautife!.
At present there are 031) convicts in
the Kingston penitentiary, the largest
number that huts been confined at tine
time in the institution since the uper)-
ing of the St. Vincent de Paul peniten-
tiary, when a number of convicts were
removed filet the local m 1an11 to re-
lieve the congestion. liaising Si.
Vincent de t'>tul penitentiary, there
are more convicts in the Kingston,
I)etlitentiar'y than in any two in the
hmmiuion. A few extra guards hate
been taken on the surf temporarily,
and will be kept on only while the con
gestion lasts.
A VICTIM OF SCIATICA.
UNAULE Te) WORK TIM)(JO1I 101'ttON(t
ANI) WILLING.
THE SUFFERING OF A WELL KNOWN
GUELPH CITIZEN—COULD N(IT 3105'IE
ABOUT w)THOL"I"THE AID OF A STICK
--AGAIN AS STRONG ANI) IIEAL'rlly
AS EVER.
t•'ron> Lho Guelph Mercury.
There is perh;fps no business or occu-
pation that any loan could follow that
Is more trying to the hetLltti—partiet;-
lardy in the winter --than that of
moulding. A workman leaves the
shop with his clothing wringing tet
from perspiration, and a cold wind
chills hint to the marrow, slaking hint
a ready mark for lumbago, sciatica and
kindred troubles. A moulder requires
to be it star of more than ordinary
strength, and to continue at his work
roust always be in good health, for the
moulding shop is no place fur an in-
valid. Sciatica is by no means an un-
common affliction for men of this craft,
and once the dread disease has blared
a victim he seldom shakes himself free
from it again. In fact some people de-
clare that it in incurable, but that, it is
not we are able to testity by_it personal
interview with one once afflicted with
the trcuhle, but who is now in perfect
health, thanks to his timely use of the
famous remedy. There rine few work-
men Netter known in Guelph than Chas.
W. Waldren, perhaps better known as
"Charley Waldren," for he has lived
in Guelph almost contntously since he
was three yetu•s of age, and he has
now passed the 38th mile post. Mr.
Waldren is it moulder, and has worke-d
at that business for 22 years; and be-
ing noted as a steady workman. he is a
man whose veracity is unquestioned.
It is a well known tact here that Mr.
Waldren had to quit work in January,
1890, on account of a severe attack of
sciatica, and for eleven weeks was un-
able to do a tap. Knowing that he
WAS again at work a Mercury reporter
called at his residence one evening to
learn the exact facts of the case. Mr.
Waldren, when spoken to on the sub-
ject, replied quite freely, and had no
hesitation in crediting I)r. Williams'
Pink fills with his remarkable recov-
ery. "I ain not one of those people
who are seeking newspaper notoriety,
said Mr. Waldren, "neither have 1
been snatched from death's door, but
front the day 1 quit work, until March
30th, when 1 started again, I was con-
fined to the house with sciatica. It
located in my hip and would shoot
down my leg to my foot and was very
painful. I could not move about the
house without the aid of a cane, and
then only with great pain, 1 was
totally useless as far as doing my work
was c•oucet nog!, wits never free from
pain, and it tu: 1e tine feel very much
depressed, fear beyond that I felt st•rtng
Inti anxious to be shout. 1 tun tc ment-
hes of Three benefit societies, Um::
which I drew tipsy, viz: The 'Three
Links, the Iron Moulders' Association,
and Lire Raymond Benefit Soviet y.
People cause to see ate, tend of course
overybedy recommended a sure care.
i didn't try half of thein. It was nut
possible, but 1 trie.l it great many -
particularly remedies that i had been
in the habit of using for lumbago but
i found no relief. I tried Dr. W illiaitts'
Pink Pills. After using two boxes i
noticed at) improvement, and 1 (Sept
00 using thein. When 1 had used six
hoxrs 1 was brink at work again. i
kept on until I had finished the 811t
box, and I never felt, better in sty lift..
"}lave you noticed any recurrence of
trouble since i" q.tteried the reporter.
"i have not," he replied, "suffered it
single twinge since." Mr. Waldren
has worked to all the moulding shops
in the city, and was never in his life
laid off sick as long as he was from the
attack of sciatica, He hardly knew
what it was to he sick, and is of that,
tough wiry nature that he can stand
tench greater physical strain than
most people would margins. Almost,
any person in the city can verify his
story. Dr. Waldren said, its '.he re-
porter got tip to leave, "I only hope
some poor fellow who hest suffered as i
did may notice my case and get relief
as I dirt."
Dr, Williams' Pink Fillsereate'sew
blood, build up the nerves, and thus
drive disease from the system. In
hundreds of cases they have cured
after all medicines had failed, thus
establishing the claim that they are a
marvel among the triumphs of modern
medical science. The genuine Pink
Pills are sold only in boxes, hearing
the frill trade mark, "Dr. Williams:'
Pink Pills for Pale People." Protect
yourself from imposition by refusing
any pill that does not hear the register-
ed ,rade mark around the box
The night operator on the C. P. R.
at Oak Lake, Man , ran away with
$3,000 of money in charge of the Do-
minion Express Company.
The impurities in the blood which
cause scrofulous eruptions are tho-
roughly eradicated by Hood's Sarsap-
arilla. Tty
DR. SPINNEY 8c CO.
The Old Reliable Specialiste.
83 Year Experience
In the treatment of the Throat and Lung
Troubles, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Nervous, Chronic and Special Dis-
eases of men and women.
Lost Manhood restored—Kidney and Bled -
der troubles permanently
cured—Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Varicocele and
stricture cured without pain. No cutting.
Syphilis and all Blood Diseases cured
without mercury,
Young an Suffering from the effects of
youthful follies or indiscretions,
or any troubled with Weakness, Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory. Despondency,
Averston to Society, Kidney Troubles, or
any disease of the Genital•Urinary Or-
gana, can here find safe and speedy cure.
Charges reasonable especiallyy to the
poor.■CURES GUARANTEED.
Middle -Aged Hen—There are many troubled
t¢ LL II with too frequent evacu-
tione of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight sruarting or burning sensation, and
weakenin of the system in a manner the patient cannot account for. There are many
men who die of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause. Th. doctor will guarantee a per-
fect cure in all such cases, and healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs. Con-
sultation free. Those unable to call, can write full particulars of their case and have
medicine sent by express, with full Instructions for use. Mention this paper when
writing. Office hours: From 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 11 a. m.
0 WODWARD
DR. SPIT 1! 1 & On V4 (Side Entrance No. 9 EE.NEliizabeth st.)
DETROIT, MICH.
Bargains ! Bargains ! At the Cheap Casal Store.
$1,500 WORTH OF GROCERIES and CROCKERY Must be sold to make
room for Stock to arrive. 1)uu't miss this chance to buy Goods cheer,
CASH PAIL) FOR. (7C .)1) BuT'1'Elt AND EGGS. ---
G. J. STEWART. Agent for ltlunseen and Kuzma Tea.
Touches the spot"'
MacLeod's System Renovator
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— — —FOR —_.—
Weak and Impure Blood, ..
Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Female Complaints, etc.
Ask Druggist or write di, eet to J. M. MacLeod, (i'onr;Rtrll, Ont.
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OFFICE SUPPLWPS.
THE NEWS -RECORD has placed in stock a full supply of Stationery
and Supplies suitable for the Business Man, Mechanic and Labor-
er, either printed or plain.
THE LOT WILL CO FOR A LITTLE MORE THAN THE ASKiNC0000000
OUR WEDDING STATIONERY is up-to-date, the Printing Super-
ior, ttnd the price lower than most people charge.
Those JOB LINES OF ENVELOPES are going fast but
more are nn the way. A printed Envelope is the correct thing for
1u>iuess and private people. If your letter goes astray it is sure to
roue Mack once THE NEWS -RECORD presses touch the surface.
Call and See us.
We have something neat and 01 11C In in M EMOR I AM CARDS. Ask to see
them.
THE NEWS -RECORD, Clinton.
Before Taking.
Wood's P1osp11odJne.—The Great English Remedy.
Is the result of over 85 years treating thousands of cases with aA known
drugs, until at last we have discovered the true remedy and treatment—a
combination that will effect a prompt and permanent cure in all stages of
Sexual Debility, Abuse or Excesses, Nervous Weakness, 'Emissions, Menial
Worry, Excessive Use of ()tiara, Tobacco, or Alcoholic Stimulants, all of
which soon lead to Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Wood's
Pbosphodine 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 --caves that were
tottering v+or the grave—but with the continued and persevering use of
Wood's Phosphodine, these cases that had been given up to die, were
restored 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
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Price, one package, $l; eta packages, $5; by mall free of postage.
One Tug( 'lease, six guaranteed to cure. Pamphlet free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
Wood's Pbosphodlne Is sold by responsible wholesale and retail druggists In the Dominion.
Albert !honker, of %Winchester, (int.,
aged twenty, who was ;t prisoner in
the (Newty gaol ttt Cornwell, atvnitit>f�r,
trial fur am indecent, assault., escape(l
Wednesday, and is believed to have
readied. 1 he 1 "natal Slates.
OLD WAR HORSE.
A ORANI) ARMY MAN CROSSES SWORDS
w'ITFI HEART DPtFASE AND WINS A
(tl t)itIoUR VIt TORY WITH THE
AID OF lilt A(4NEW'R ('URE
FOR THE HEART.
Dr. Agnew's cure for the Heart ran
not he over estimated, says H. M.
Museelmnn, a well-known (4, A. R.
man of Weissport, Pe., and he con-
tinues, "My ailments were palpitation
and flat tering of the heart. i used two
bottles of your valilahle cure and feel
like a new man. i have taken bottles
and bottles of other medicines without
help. 1 introduce it to my friends at
every opportunity possible. it is a
creat medicine. inside of 30 inimutes
after the first dose i had relief." Sold
by Watts k Co.
Nominations were made Wednesday
at Kingsville, Ont., for the vacancy
in the Ontario Legislature for South
Essex. The candidates are Mr. John
A. Auld, Arnherstburg, Liberal; Mr.
Edgerton Scratch, Conservative. ,
('hat les Patterson, sent to Cobnurg
gaol fur insanity from Pott, Hope, tried
tried to )c•rpetr'ate a massacre on Sat-
m(lay. The gaol routine provides that
the prisoners must rise at six o'clock,
make their bears and be ready for
breakfast at. 6.30. Higgins, the turn-
key, went down the corridor at six
o'clock and unlocked all the cells and
aroused the prisoners. As soon as he
left the corridor Peterson rushed from
his cell and succeeded in locking all
the other prisoners before they had
their beds made. He then wrenched
the handle off the pump and proceeded
to open it cell at a time with the de-
termined object of killing the inmate
thereof. The defenceless prisoners be-
came alarmed and raised a great noise,
which attracted the tninkey. Peter-
son smashed Higgins over the head
with a brass kettle from off the stove,
and the turnkey brought his club
down on Peterson's cranium, felling
him quicltlyy to the floor. The craze
man was then put where ho could do
no harm.
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Por Table and Dairy, Purest and Beat
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