HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-11-25, Page 6Well Satisfied with
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
'Nearly forty rears ago, after
Some \iv(ks of sick u(as, my hair
turned grey. 1 began using Ayer's
flair \' Igor, and as so well satis-
fied to rth the results that 1 have
never tried any other land of dress -
2) -2°= �i`t' n,g. It reipuresonly
rel occasional applt-
catioe or
,AYER'S
Hai: Vigor to keep
my hair ur good
color, to remove
dandruff, to heal
Itching humors, and prevent the
hair from falling out. 1 never hesi-
tate to recommend Ayer's medicines
to my friends."—Mrs.11. M. IIAIOHT,
Avoca, Nebr.
Haar Vigor
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla tear the Complain.
The Huron News -Record
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER lith, 18:)6
That Topless! Song.
Following is the topical song compos-
ed and sung at the Conservative Club
smoker in Toronto recently, by Mr. Alf.
Rubhra, which so tickled Sir Charles
Tupper, who was the club's guest :
'While strolling along
'Mid the city's vast throng.
An old friend I met on I he street.
Says I, "How d'ye do ?"
Said he, "How are you ?
Colne down to headquarters and treat.
Through that Laurier mob,
I've lost that soft. job
At the Custom Hoelse down neer by ;
With it 1'd toart,
To oblige Mr. Tarte,
And now I've to work or I'll die."
He may have seen better des s,
When he was in his primer—
}Ie may have seen better days,
Once upon a time.
But he happened to be a good Tory,
Now for it dearly he pays.
Ah, yes ; it's the same sad old stot y
Of one who has seen better days.
There are lots of good Grits
Expecting procd sits,
Perhaps they will soon get thein now ;
But on one vacancy
They failed to agree—
Of course that's the Cabinet row
Between Clifford and Joe
For the portfolio.
Poor Laurier's had a sad lot—
Cliff got on the inside—
But be can't now decide
Whether to take it or not.
And Joseph has seen better days,
When the election was in its prime.
Joseph had seen Netter days
Before Hugh John Macdonald's tune.
In the election he fell
And a judgeship is no good, he says.
Perhaps Cllfford don't want the Inter-
ior—nit
Joe has seen better days.
•
Too expensive by far,
Was the Cumberland car,
When in it a Tory would roam.
Now the Grits had the calt--
It's no fancy at all,
And Israel can't 'day at home.
But west he must go,
Amid great style and show.
Economy fails to cut ice—
He likes living that way,
(What a'nigger they say),
And the people roust put up the price.
Oh, the Cumberland's seen better days,
When the Torics were in their prime,
The Cumberland saw better days,
Once upon a time.
With the rest of the business it fell,
And in it now Mr. Tarte stays.
It may be a freight car before ninny
moons,
ft has seen Netter days.
A lIlcssat:e to Men.
PROVINO THAT TRUE HONESTY AND
TRt-F: PHiLANTUOI'Y STILL EXIST.
If any farm, who 15 weak, nervous
and (lehilitatcd, or who is suffering
froru any of the varinn.9 tr•onbfes re-
sulting from youthful folly, excesses of
overwork will take heart and write to
me, i will send hint confidently land
free of rhraree Ole plan pursued hy which
I wits completely restored to perfect
health and manhood, after years of
suffering from Nervous Debility, loss
•of Vigor and Organic Weakness.
I have nothing to sell and therefore
Want ne money, but as I know through
1oy OWI expel fence how to sympathize
with smelt sufferers, 1 an glrul to he
able to assist any fellow -being to a care,
I and well aware of the prevalence of
queekery, for I myself wits deceived
and imposed upon until i nearly Inst
faith in mankind, hut. 1 rejoice to say
that I ata now perfectly well and hap-
py once more and :111) desironn there-
for•e to nnak>' t his certain n>eans of cure
I
known 1 to al If you write to me
you (its rely upon being cured and the
le mid satisfaction Of having been of
great service G) cur in need will be
srtfflc•ient reward for n>y trouble. Ah -
solute secrecy assured. Send rc• silver
to rover' postage and address, Mr. (leo.
0. Strong, North Rockwood, Mich.
Win. Currie, of Est, \Vawanosh, put
a charge of shot into his foot, in the
neighb(rh,-oil of the small toe, (n Fri-
day creek last. It will he very sore for
selene time, hilt no serious result, is air
ti(ipeto(1.
'Thele Broken I'ledl:es.
\\'e hale Leen often Ltd by Reform
j01111 1ls that when the Liberals gut
tutu poly -i. 111e civil ee•rvtct. w'(nld be
carried uu in it manner fliIYereut fruit)
vv hat the Conservatives had dens,
that place huulmg would be dune
tew'ay '1 111, and that the uunet•nlly 1.1131)
t., feed aft lite government (Tilt would
he seen no more. testi-ail et ren iut-
proveun nl In this respect the> e is a
.ud Gdlimgulf. At tie time iu the his,
tory of the nation had there been such
.1 crowding by camp followers for gov-
ernment patronage. This is wlult the
Monti eat \\'ituess (Uric I has to nay on
the 111 it ter : \\'e h+u1 biped to 1> 1vt
been able to chronicle, on the advent
of the I,inerals, evidences of a progles-
,ice pnhlic sentiment with regard to
the civil service. The emit vary seems
to hr the cane, 11 is natural there
,hullltl 10' 114 every contest a beggarly
(Lass of c+uup-followers (anxious fur
ally crust
may he thrown to tlteut,
anti envious of every one who hast
what they Mates not iu the shape of
Government, patronage ; (net these
:Mould not give the key -note to iwliti-
cal parties.
IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
THE CONDITION OF MANY YOUNG GIRLS
IN CANADA.
PALE FACES AND BLOODLESS LIPS --
GIVEN TO HEADACHES — EXTREME
WEAKNESS, HEART PALPITATION AND
OTHER DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS—THE
MEANS OP ,`URE READILY AT HAND.
From the Leamington Post.
The attention of the Post has lately
been frequently called to a remarkable
cure in the case of a young girl living
within a few tunes of this town, whose
life was despaired of, but who was
completely cured in a short space of
time by the most wonderful of all rem-
edies Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. Since
reading in almost every issue of the
Post of the cures effected by the use of
this medicine, we felt it to he a duty
we owed to investigate this cake which
has so urgently, been brought to our
notice, and we are sure the interview
will he read with interest hy the thous-
ands of young girls all over Canada. as
well as by the, parents of such interest-
ing patients. The young lady in ques-
tion is not anxious for notoriety, but
is willing to snake her ease known in
order that others who are sinilnrly af-
flicted may have an opportunity of
being equally henetitted. The symp-
toms in her disease differed in no way
from thoseaaffetactingthousands of young
girls about her age. She was sufferinv
from extreme weakness, caused by an
impoverished condition of t he blood,
and her chances of life seemed to grow
less every day. The hest and bright-
est fade away as well as others, but
when we pee a young girl of sixteen
year's, who should be in the hest of
health, with cheeks aglow with the
rosy flush of youth, and eyes bright.
and flashing, ,just the opposite, with
sallow cheeks, bloodless lips, listless in
every emotion, despondent, despairing
of life, with no expectation or. hope of
regaining health, and with only one
wish lett, thiat of complete rest, physi-
cal and trental, we think it. one of the
saddest of sights.
In the quiet little harslet of Strang
field, in Essex County, just such as ('ns
was presented to the so'rowing eyes o
loa•iog friends as few Months aka in the
person of Miss Ella Beeson, who fre-
quently said she did not care how soon
she died, as life had no charms for her.
To our reporter she declared that, life
had Leen a burden, but after' sutfet'iug
in this way for months, and after try-
ing all sorts of remedies prescribed by
physicians or furnished by friends from
Horne cherished recipe handed down
from their grandmother, but without
being benefitted in the least, she was
at, last persuaded by e neighbor' to give
I)r. \Villiauls' Pink Pills a fair trial;
but she had tried so many' remedies
without getting relief that. she still re-
fused for sonic weeks. However, rafter
repented urgings by her parents land
friends she began the use of the pill:.
iiefore one box w71H taken she experi-
enced some relief, a11(1 after the use of
ra few more boxer; she was restored to
perfect health, and there are few young
girls now who enjoy life more. She
says she owes her life mill happiness to
1)r. \Villia.>no' Pink Pills, and is willing
that all the world shall know it. Her
ease lattrnete(t much attention end her
perfect recovery has created inuch
('orn111e'nt.
The facts shove related are iulpor-
tent, to parents, ns there are many
young girls jurat budding into woman
hood whose rendition is, t,> say the
least, snare ethical than their parents
imagine. Their complexion is bale and
waxy in appearance. troubled with
heart, palpitation, shortness of breat h
on the slightest exercise, faintness and
(
variably lend Lo a pt•ematlire grave un-
less prompt steps fate taker, to bring
about n natural condition of health, 111
this emergency no revueoy yet 11ss(ov.
erect can supply the place of 1)r. Wil-
liams' Pink fills, whir h hnild anew' the
blood, strengthen !'
.tr n then e
t h nerves 's r
1 <. and re-
store the glow of health to pale and
sallow Il e c•I e ' w
l ek They to y are a r«•Thelia Tore
for all troubles peculiar to the leered.
system. young ,and ofd. Pink Pills al-
so (•lire such diseases a.4 1'h -11111:t t,lH 111,
ii> 1!1'1!111tH, partial
Darn l}'sis, locnorotur•
ataxia, Hf. L'itns' dame-, nervous head-
arhr, nervous prost.r It>>ii, the after ef-
forts of la grippe. influenza and s-v('rr
colds, (Unease depending an Immure of
the bleed, such n8 s(rofrllt, chronic
erysipelas, etc, In the case of flI('n
they effect It radical c ore in all (aaae.9
arising from mental worry, overwork
or excesses of any native.
e
f'
)t.her distressing sy'ulpl.onte Ivhirh in -
Canadian Territory.
A Cedar Hill, Victoria, B. C.
C'a;e That lias Caused
�lucll Favorable
Comment.
After a Lifetime of Agony From
Rheumatism, a Lady is Cured by
Paiue's Celery Compound.
There is no other medicine in the
world so prominent to -day as Paine's
Celery Compound. 'the results it in-
variably gives to rheumatic sufferers
are so astonishing and satisfying that
it has justly been named the world's
wonder-working utedicine.
The desperate case of Mrs. Elizabeth
King, Cedar Hill, Victoria, B. C., is
one that is well known to hundreds in
the city of Victoria and vicinity. For
almost a Lifetime Mrs. King endured
the variabled agonies of rheumatism
and failed to find a cure by the aid of
doctors and patent medicines.
A friend, knowing personally the
value of Paine Celery Compound and
its power to overcome the worst cases
of rheumatism, advised Mrs, King to
give it a trial. The afflicted lady com-
plied with her friends request, and was
delivered from her life of torture, and
now with a heart full of joy and thank-
fulness, makes a public statement for
the benefit of the thousands that have
not yet found a cure ; she says :
"I have been troubled with rheuma-
tism all my life, and about eight years
ago I had a very severe attack, almost
losing the use of my right arm. A
friend recommended Patine's Celery
Compound, and kindly gave me a
bottle. I was so much benefitted by
that one bottle that I took three more,
and was quite cured. Since then it
has been almost my only medicine for
all the ailments from which I have
suffered, and all my family have found
some benefit from it. I am sixty-five
years of age ; I live on a farm, get up
early in the morning, and aro equal to
a good day's work."
Paris Patients at the Pasteur
Institute.
The hydrophobia scare in Paris has
subsided somewhat, as result a of the
action taken by the Town Council,
About 60 dogs have been destroyed by
the constables, and all live dogs are
chained and housed and are to remain -
so for six months. Any running at
large are liable to be shot down.
A despatch from New York says :—
The three Canadian patients, all bitten
hy the same dog arrived at Pasteur
Institute for treatment this afternoon,
They are George Newman, 32 years
old, a driver of :an express wagggon,
bitten on the right hand on the 28th
of October, Grace Shepard, 21 years
old, bitten on the wrist the day follow-
ing, and her brother George, 21 years
old, bitten on the right forefinger on
the 30th of October. The dog was a
enterable spaniel owned by George
Shepard, and had been acting strange-
ly several days before he bit Newman,
having several times snapped at pass-
ers-by. The Shepards did not like to
destroy the dog, which was usually
very gentle, and as the wounds did
not appear dangerous they permitted
hits to live. When, however, 1 he ani-
mal died in convulsions an November
3rd they became frightened and cattle
to New York for treatment. As no
symptoms of rabies have yet develop-
ed it is thought that all three will re-
cover,. The patients come from Paris.
Ali Sorts.
Business failures in Canada the week
before last numbered sixty, against
thirty-eight fur the coer('sponding
week last year. There n>ust be a mis-
take sernewhere. The Grits used to
say that once Mr, Lauriet' held the
reins there would be no more failures.
Will the Grits please account for this
deplorable state of affairs?
An exchange says;---Solne emelicl-
nlents were make to the Municipal Act
at the last session that municipal
councils and those interested in muni-
cipal 11)01,1 ers should heed. One change
is that the new councils meet on the
second Monday in .January instead of
the third as formerly. Another is
that the (1(1 council cannot vote mone'y,
pass any by-law or enter into any c•1n-
t.ract or bargain between the 31st of
December and the day the new coun-
cil takes office. A third :intendment,
requires city and town depot return-
ing officers to fireweed directly from
the polling booths to the: clerk's office
with the ballot boxes as soon as the
ballets are (wanted. The else k is 1e-
(Inired to remain in 1115 ntnky on elec-
tion night. to ?'eceiye these,!
l'or Weak Backs, I,rtme
1;:tcks, I);tillful Ii;u:ks (>r ;any
kind of Bad Backs, Manley's
cic'rv-Nt'rve (clml)<>und is
the (rat Back Strengthener,
Wm Rogers, S Ottawa Street,
Toronto, Ont., writes: "Far a
number of years I have been
troubled with a lame back. Srme
of the doctors I coaenited celled it
',umba'-n; others, Kidney Disease.
I received no benefit from their
treatment. Nine months aro I was
lucky enengh to fry Msntey`s
P
Cele.ry N.rve Compound, and, after
taking two or three bottles, >he
Rstn entirely left me, and I have
ad no return Cf It for a month,
now."
Hold in Clinton by J. fl. Combe.
'I Meeting of the Huron Co. Council.
'1'hn
Council of the Corporation of the ('aunty
of 1dun011 will meet in the Council Chamber, in
the Town ut Uoderleh, on the drat Woduunday
of December next, at 3 o'clock p. rn.
Wltil, LANE, Co. Clerk.
Dated Nov, 11, 1896, 939 -'LC
House for Rent or Sale.
Two story frame house in Clinton, ten rooms,
sLuueceller, hard and soft water. (1uud ground
I''ru.me stable. For full particulars aptly ,to
Lite owner, JOSEPH ALLANHON, Clinton.
14#-11
Cottage for Rent,
Situate on Isaac Street ; ,lx rooms ; hard and
soft water, !tent reasonable, Apply to 1), B.
KENNEDY. next Davis & Mc(oOl's livery.
1439-11
Notice.
A public electing of the rete.payors of the
Township of 1iu110(1 will 00 held in Bell's Hall,
Lund us here, on 1tunelay the 30th Nuv. at 2 p, m.
for the purpose of discussing the New county
Council Aub, and fur eousAleing the propriety
of putting a Candidate In Lite field t> represent
Division Nu. 2, fur the next two years iu the
County}' ('uune(l of Huron. By'order of the
(uuncdl. JAMES CAMPBELL, Clerk,
939 -'Lt
Wanted.
An active young young to go on the road,
Good position. Must be a hustler and reliable.
Box 99, Clinton. 938-10
Money Wanted.
Wanted, $300 or /MO on good security. For
particulars, apply at THE NEWS -RECORD ()Meta
Lot For Sale,
A good 1 acre lot on Ratteubury St. West,
for sale at a big bargain. Apply to
931 tf T. JACKSON, Jlt,
WEAKMEN If anfering from Lost Manhooh,
Nervone Debility, Lank of Viger
Emission,, 11 days treatment cent free to anyone
sending ns !Iota. in Postage stamps.
STANDARD MEDICAL CO.,
2411 St. James Street,Montreal
Dressmaking.
Ordered or day dressmaking promptly ex.
eouted by a competent young lady. Also
cutting and fitting. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Apply at THE News -RECORD for particulars,
931F2t
Man Wanted.
Wanted, yonng married man, without family
or with small family, to work on farm by the
him-
self.. Must be Houset
conven•
convenient. Apply at Trig NEWS -
RECORD Office for particulars.
Boar For Service.
Roar,
T
hat, liamroII, registered ho, 1260,Bfront!the
farm of George Green, Fairview, Ont., is now
for service eft Lot No. 26, 6th con., Hullett.
Terme1, with privilege of returning twice,
938-4t WM. SNELL, owner.
ACCORDING TO AGENTS' REPORTS
"Queen Vloto4a; Her Life and Reign,"
introduction by Lord Dufrerin, will reach high
water mark of circulation' one agent reported
twenty-nine or('ors the day after he got his
prospectus, many take orders from throe -fourth
of calls made; we need canvassers for Canada
and Australia; prospectus free on deposit of $1
as guarantee; 1f you want a share In this gold
mine hustle, for territory to going fast.
THE BRADLEY-GARRF.TsON (JO., LTD„ TOrOtoto.
Farm For Sale.
That excellent property known as the Sly
Farm, eompMaod of 127 acres, on the first con-
cession of Hullett, two miles from Clinton ;
about 110 acres cleared. Good clay Loam.
Good bearing orchard, fair fences and plenty of
cedar. Log house and frame barn. Never
tailing spring. Will be sold at a bargain as the
owner is in poor health. For particulars apply
to Wm. Smithson, W. W. Farrah or David
Dickenson, Clinton. 934-tf
Desirable Farm to Rent.
The nndereigned offers to rent the splendid farm
on the 9th con., Mullett township, being the north
hart of lot 88, oontalning 88 acres, Frame house,
barn, stable and shed, young orchard hearing this
year, a creek running through the farm all the year
round, A desirable farm for stock or grain, being
only air miles from the town of Clinton. Apply 1)
MRS. JANE DOUSWOETH, or JOHN FORD,
Holmosyl lle. 927.11
Property For Sale.
A Cr1ANc". FOR GARDENERS.
In consequence of nit nue and lack of help, 1: have
decided to offer for sale cry splendid gardening pro•
perty oonsistiug of live and it pelf area In Clinton,
come of the hest laud in the comity of Huron, includ.
Ing hot beds and other neceaeery requirements,
There io on rho premise,, a frame house with cellars
soft and hard water. barn and other outbuildings
The hayfield river adjoins the property. Will sell at
a reasonable price for half cash and balance seonred
by mortgage. As I desire to cell, We is a chance
seldom met with. Apply personally or by letter to
the proprietor,
JOSEPH ALLANSON,
8944 1. Clinton
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L4:: Retaif Salesroom, ago W,bash Ave. Lake ani Halsted Sta., CHICAGO, ILL."'
King of all
Bicycles.
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Absolutely
the Best.
Light Weight and
!Rigidity. Every Ma'
chlnefullywarranted
Superior material
and Scientific Work-
manship.
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