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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-01-27, Page 2D s "Saved My Life" A VETERAN'S STORY. "Several years ago, while in Fort Snelling, Minn., I caught a severe cold, attended with a terrible cough, that allowed ole no rest day or night. The doctors alter exhaust-. iug their remedies, pronounced illy case hopeless, say- iug they could do no more for Inc. At this tine a bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral was sent t0 me by a friend who urged „I tilt me to take it, which I did, and soon after I was greatly relioved, and in a short time was ,completely cared. I have never had much of a cough since that time, and I firmly believe Aver's Cherry Pcctortl saved MY life."—AV. H. AVARD, S Quimby Av., Lowell, Blass. AYR9S Cherry Pectoral Highest Awards at world's Fair. AYER'S PILLS clue Indigntion and Headachy The Hilren News-Recora 41.26a Yevt—SfI.001n Advance WEDNESDAY. JANUARY27t.h, 1897. Prevare For Action. The Toronto Evening News says it hits reliable news front it man on the inside of the Ont: rlo Administration to the effect. that Premier Hardy and his colleagues has decided to dis,olve the present, Legishiture in June next. The Cabinet have decided that the dis- solution shall take place between the 11th and 22nd ofJune,or any day which shitll be convenient. The Premier pro- poses to go to the country on his win- ing policy, and the hove is designed that . appeal he made. to the people before the recent m -organization of the Conservative party attains its full poweruf concentration. It is understood that the hy-plections in East Sitncop and North Ont. -trio and South Briant will take place on the 4th of February. Nouttrations it week earlier. GROSS FRAUD. How to Avoid Deception and Loss. Some dealers in Canada buy package dves that, are so poor and waak that it requires fully threat packages to give the depth of color that is obtained front one single package of the Diamond Dyes. These weak dyes, worth fruit four to live cents, are sold to consorters at ten cents perpackage, saute price as the full strength Diamond Dyes. Any woman who is urged by a dealer to hay these radulteritted itnd weak dyes should refuse at once to be swind- led. Such dyes are only a source of profit to the rnerchitnt who happens to sell theni; they are certainly snares ,laid decept ions to the woman who bays theta. Loss, trouble and fraud can he avdided by asking for the Diamond Dyes. Examine eack package, and be sure you see the nate " Diamond." Working with the " Diamond," yon are sere of good, fast, brilliant and lasting colors. NEARLY KILLED A IIiiRONITE. Quite, a sensation was created in Berlin, Saturday afternoon when it was reported that Mr, Abel WillFFper, proprietor of the well-known Walper house, and who is a prominent citizen, was ,lying as the result of it blow he received at; the hands Daniel Williams' .on Thursday. Williams has the nian- itgement of Mr. Walper's livery stables, with offices under the Opera house. Mr. Walper had taken exception to the conduct of Williams lately, and had frequently protested, with seem- ingly very little effect. Williams, white nantrally it good fellow and re- �pectably connected, hits been getting into disreputable company, Mr. Wol- per claimed. Oil Thursday the two got into as dispute in the livery office, which became very heated. Mr. Wal - per, it is said, flourished his cane threateningly, Williams was afraid the old. gentleman would strike hire, raft, grabbing the heavy weapon, he dealt Mr. Wialper it resounding blow over the head, causing a cut which extended down over his forehead and eye. Someone who had been itttriact- ed by the noise then stepped in and held Mr. Williams, while Mr. Walper•, who had fall,rn to the floor, was raised into it chair, Dr. Arnott was quickly nn the scene, and put it number of stitches in the cut, and then Mr. Wolper, was taken to his home. Mr. Williams was at once discharged. Dr. Arnott says that while Mr. Walper's injuries rare dangerous they will not likeely prove fatal unless other things 'set, in, as the patient is quite an old man. Mr, Williams says he struck only in self defence. He will; not likely be prosecuted. Ask your grocer for ;!9)r. For Table an1ry Purest and Best Morris. C'OUNCIL.--Thenewly elected mem- bers of the Municipal Uouncil, nautaly, Jae. Bowman, Reeve ; Geo. KirkbY 1)eFFtity-Itettve; and Messrs. Code, Car- cfiti' and Isbister, Cumtciliors. Council tnet pursuant to statute and subscribed the necessary declarations of office and qualification, and the council was duly orgeanirized. The Reeve occupied the cha. Minutes of lits', tteetingfur1890 were rend and ct nfienied. Moved by M. Cardiff, seconded by Wm. Isbister, that Will. Clark be re- appointed clerk at the usual salary of $1301er U11111111 -carried. Moved by Geo. Kirkby, seconded by M. Cardiff, that Allan Cochrane be ap- p pitted auditor for the currentysar— at sitlary $8. Moved in urenduteut by Will. Isbister. sec•undedhy Thos. Code, itint. Richard Johuston be appointed auditor fur the current year--inutiuil carried. The Reevo appointed Malcolm Black second auditor. Moved by Thos. Code, seconded by Will. Ishist.er, that John Watson W appointed assessor fill- the current year- at earat a sahtry of $00- curried. Moved by Will. Isbister, seconded by Geo. Kirkby, that Geo. Hood, Thos. Laidlaw end W. J. Johnston be ap- Wwinted members of the Board of Health, ►ha first natuit d for three years, the second for two years and the third for one yeitr, and that Dr. McAsh be triedicatl healthofiicer---carried. Moved by M. Cardiff, seconded by Geo. Kirkby, that our printing he let by tender, and that the clerk be in- structed to submit a sketch of work to the Blyth, Brussels and Wingham papers. Tenders to be in before next council tueeting—carried. Moved by Thos. Code, seconded by Wm, Isbister, that the bridge known its Arnistrong's bridge be re -built dur- ing the present yeatr•, and that the county engineer be requested to examine the site and prepare plan and specifications furrebuildinq the satue— carried. Moved by Wm. Isbister, seconded by Geo. Kirkby, thatthe treasurer Iw in- structed to pay off oto` indebtedness to the county as soon its due—earl left. Oil motion of M. Cardiff, seconded by Win. Isbister, by-law Nu.1 was duly read and Passed. On motion of Geo. Kirkby, seconded by M. (%ar•diff, the following accounts were ordered to be paid, viz., Rnbert Gibson, repairing culvert $1; I. Fer- rand, rep. culvert $1.50 ; Treasurer Brussels hall, rent for Division Court $6; Treasurer Blyth, do $7,50; Deputy Retuining officers, each $f;; school sec- tions No. 1, 9, 5, 7 and 10 for use of poll- ing booths, each $3; W. Clark, election expenses and posting op finaveial statements $11 ; 1lunicipial World, blank forms $8.40 ; Brussels Herald, balance on printing account $fl;Grey, 11-oung & Sparling, lumber $3.38,; Cor- poration of Last Wawanosh, gravel $1.19; H.Mogviev, making, out financial statement $2; �'. S. Brandon, do $2; Jno Mooney, collector s siil;i.ry $85; D. Sommerville, gravel $4.05; registering deed of land $1.40. On motion of Thos. Code, seconded by Win. Isbister, the Council then ad- ourned to n►eet again on the 15th j Febi nary next. W.lf, CLARK, C'IPI`k. JEALOUS RIVALS CANNOT TURN BACK THE TIDE. THE DEMAND FOR DR, AGNEW'S LiTTLE PILLS I9 A MARVEL. LT'S THE OLD STORY, "TIIF SURVIN-M, OF THE FITTEST" AND • JEAL- OUSY ITS OWN DES3TROYER." Cheap to buy, but dianionds in quali- tv—b;urish nausea, coated tongue, Witter brush, pain after eating, sick het.dache'never gripe, operate pleas- antly. 40 doses in a vial. 20 cents at .ill druggists. --Sold by Watts & Cu. The. Rev. John McGillivray, pastor of Molville PpesbyteNan c•hurcti, Montreal, is dead. The deceased, who was horn about 40 years ago in Goderich, Ont., pursued his studies at Toronto Univer- sity, ar>.d oil their completion ten years ago ;accepted a. call to Melville church, where the had laboured ever since with great success. Dr. Chase Cures Backache. Kidney troublegenerally begins with it single pain in tho Mitek, and in time developer into Bright's Disease. Peo- ple troubled with stricture, inrpedi- nients, stoppage of water ora frewleot desire to urinate at Di rho, will Find Dr. C;hase's Kidney -Liver ills a blessing. Read this wonderful cures in another colunin. One pill is a doge, and if twken every night :vill positively cure kidney trouble. Goderich Township. GOOD STOCK.—Mr. Wm. could, of the 7th con., bought a Lborohred D.nr- h: in bull, " Major McKinley", front Mr. Isaac Salkeld ata fair price. Mr. Gould is a thorough believerin good stock and has sectored the best. MORE RUDE TRANips.--The other night three trumps gained entrance to school house No. 11 on the 113th conces- sion ;and had atgeneral house warming. In the early morning they were found there by the young lady who looks af- ter the fires. They left, leaving be- hind it strong odour, hot they have not since been heard frons. Mr -DONALD --WHITELY. — A quiet, wedding was celebrated at the resi- dence of the bride's father, John ghilely, 7th con., Goderich township, Thursday evening, Jan. 14th, when Mr. Whitely's only daughter, Enptua, was united in m0ITTillge to Thotilas Me - Donald, of Porters Hill. Miss Emmet CAMpbell, of Gtoderich, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and ,lames Stirling, of Porter'r: Hill, cousin of the groom, acted its groonrsiauau. Rev. Wm. Godwin, pastor of Victoria-st. Methodist church celebrated the wed- ding. The presents were worthy the estitlahle couple. %Ir. McDonald hits built a conitortiable houno on the 8th con., whare they have taken up their residence. That bride wits for sonic Pars organist of Zion church and is ustly popular with her numerous ac- quiintitinc•es�. THE NEWS -RECORD wishes Dir. and Mrs. McDonald a happy and prosperous journey through life. A Tidal Wave Sweepin.- Over This Canada of Ours. Paine's Celery Compound Ban- ishing Sickness and Disease. Bestowing Health, Vigor and New Life. The Young and the Old Feel its Wonderful Power. The Cured Never Cease to Sing Its. fraises. Like a mighty tidal wave, Paine's Celery Compound, with its marvellous healing and curing virtues, is sweeping over Canada on its mission of health restoring. To -day it is the unly ttiedi- cine that is banishing sickness land dis- seise : the only one that is bestowing health, vigorand new life. Aurongst atll classes its wonderful power is felt directly the first bottle is cotntnenced. Paine's Celery Compound, owing to its honovty and never disappointing virtues, has become 'the " people's" chosen medicine, and its worthy praises are sung everywhere by thousands of cured people. Nothing else in the world is so well adapted for the needs of the sick and suffering. After one trial It becomes it friend. A cured lady, Mrs. George Duvant,of Etna, Ont., writes is follows : " For many yeitrs I have been a suf- ferer front liver, troubles, and have doctored with several physicians, but only found relief for la very short time. My husband advised file to try your Paine's Celery Compound. f did so, and found so mach relief from the first bottle that I continued, and am now using the third bottle. Your com- pound has done unor•e for me than any physician. For nionths before using the compound I never had one night of sound sleep: but now I can go to bed and sleep soundly and naturally and feel like a new creature in the ntorn- ICIs," ' Mr. O. Bush, M. P. P., the insolvent cheese rnanufiacturer of Keuoptville, Ont., wits arrested Thursday un the charge of embezzlement preferred by it patron of one of D1r. Bush's cheese factories. Read Ayer's Almanac, which your druggists will gladly blind yot, and note the wonderful cures of rheutim- tism, catarrh, setofula, dyspep8ia, eczema, debility, hutuurs, and sures, by the use of Aver's Sarsaparilla, the only Sisrsaparilh: admitted it the World's Fair. The Analysis of a large quantity of strained honev, collected in different parts of the bomintou, shows a large percentage of cane sugar and glucose:, instead of the pure honey. The Life of Dr. Chase. As a compiler of phase's Recipe Book, his name is familer, in every household in the land, while as it phy- sician his works on simple formulas left, an imprint of his nattre that will be handed down front generation to generation. His last }Creat medicine, in the forte of his Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is having the large public patronage that his Ointment, Pills land Catarrh Cure are heaving. Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine is especially adapted for all Bronchial and Asthmatic troubles. The body of Mr. James Cooney of Blair, Muskoka• was found buried under it foot of earth and snow. As tho son told contradictory stories of the cause of his death and manifested anxiety over some money, an investi- gation will probably be held. Ayer's Hair Vigor is certainly a re- markable preparation and nothing like it has ever beenproduced. No mat- ter at - ter how wiry aumnanageatble the hair may be, under the influence of this incomparable dressing, it becomes soft, silky, and pilable to the comb and brash. The Rev. Feather Belly, the popular Ftrish priest of Trevelyan, Ont., died last week, of consumption, aged 38. YOU CAN BE WELL When your blood is pure, rich and nourishing for nerves and muscles. The blood is the vital fluid, and when it is poor, thin and impure you inust either- suffer from some distressing diserase or you will efasily fall a victim to sudden changes, exposure, or over- work. Keep your blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla and be well. HOOD'S PILLS are the best after- dinner 1pdl; assist digestion, cure heaad- ache. 25cents, Early Olosing. Tho Hutelno'H of Cliutou have a •rued to cbsu lhcir Hipps every n[g13 kit 7 ',;lock, uxuu it Saturdays, and on that dao • a 9 r.nl. l'�ru getot•al public are renuostot� to ubsurre the flour and leave their ordure+ early Couelf & W li soN, It. FITZSIMONS, Foliu& Mcarin" CnARLEH NVALI-Wi-1. Clinime, Jan. 1101, 1897. 947 -it. House for Sale - Twu story frame house, In Cho Lon, tell rooms. stone oollor, hard and soft water. Good ground. France stable. For- full particulars apply to rho owner, .IOSEI'll ALLANSON, Clinton 999-tf — - - Wanted—An Idea -c-ng to think Protect yyour Ideaa• the may 4rlth you potent Write JOHN wEDISERB�RN d: CO. Patent Attor. neys Washington, D. C., for their $1.8W prize offer and list of two hundred luyeutiona wanted. F. J. MILNE, VETERINARY SURG11,0N, lilts returned to Uliutol kind hits his office at thoQucen's hotel, Victoria Street.. All calls day or night, will be promptly attonded to. 94241' The Town Hall Boot and Shoe Repair Shop. JAMES YOU -NG,* -__.11 The well known Boot and Shoe maker, hall opened a Repair Shop in the Clinton Town Hall tend will execute all orders entrusted to his care oil short notice and at satisfac- tory rates. Ordered work it specialty. Give hint a cull. Property For Sale. ' A CHANCE FOR GARDENERS. in counequenee of my age and lack of help, I have decided to offer for sale mv splendid gardening pro- perty consisting of h+e a,nd a nalf acres fu Clinton, Homo of the best land in the county of Huron, includ, ing Lot bods and other necessary requirements, There is on the pretaisos a frame house with cellars Heft ami loud water, burn and other outbuildings The .n, n field river adjoins the property. will sell at a reasonable price for halt caHh and balance seuureJ by mortgage, As I desire to Bell, this is a chance seldom met +•itch• Apply personally or by letter to the proprietor, JOSEPH ALLANSON, 894-t L t7linton Cheese Factory Notice, The Annual Megtinir of the Stockholders and Patrons of the Hohnesvillu Choose and Butter Manufacturing Co. (Ltd.) will be hold ie, Pick. ard'S Hall at 2 o'clock p. in. on Saturday 9th Feb. 1897, for the purpose of closiu t• up the busi- ness of the season of 1896 and for the election of officers for the cnsuiu •,. � ear. B. FORSTER, Pres. W. S. LAAVRF,NCE, See Holnnosyille, Dec. 3001 1896. Farm For Sale. South half Lot No. _5, 17th concession, Gode rich 'Township, one mile north of Clinton, (:out - primed of 40 acres, more or less. The land is all cleared and in fair state of cultivation. Well fenced and plenty, of cedar on the property. Frame barn 40x60, stone stable 30x50. Will be sold reasonable and on terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply at ']'fix NEWS -RECORD office, or to JAIrEs H. COLCLOUGH, llcufryn 1,.o. Muff' Lost, Lost, between the Bayfield Line (1). Beacom's) and J. G. Steep's oil the -10th con., on January 6th• a LAMPS Fun Murr- A suitable reward will be paid on returning same to the home of J.G. Steep or TuE NNWS-IIECORD, Clinton. 2t. Huron Presbytery. This Presbytery i net in St. Andrew's church, Blyth, oil the. 191,h inst. Rev. Will. Martin leas appointed Moderator for the next six months. Session re- cords were examined and attested as correctly kept. The remit sent gown from General Assembly asking Pres- byteries their opinion as to the itp- pointuent of at Central Board to secure more harmony in the making of the several couun.twes of the Church, was not approved of. Mr. Anderson, of Goderich, :addressed the Preshytery on the clairns of the Widows and Or- phans fund. A resolution comrnend- ing it to the liberality of the church was adopted. Mr. Hamilton, of Gode- rich, spoke in behalf of the Manitoba Ccllege. A similar resolution wits pass- ed. The Woman's F. M. Society, which was meeting in the body of the church at the same time, sent in their annual report, showing that their pre- senttnemhership vias noav877. Money raised during the past year $1,462; clothing to the value of $573 was sent to the Indians of the Northwest, The increlase over last year $105. The Presbytery passed it resolution of heat ty congratulation adopting the report. The Presbytery appointed its next meeting in Clinton, In the evening :a largely attended p iplic mt.eting was held by the W. F. issionary Society. Excellent ad- dresses were delivered by the Revs. R. Johnson, of London, and Jas. Hamil- ton, of Goderich. Premier Lalli ier hags sent one hun- dred dollars to the Montreal Star as a pool- roan's contribution to the Indian fund, The building and machinery of the Toronto Electric Light Comany wits damaged by fire early Thursdity morn. Ing to the extent of $75,000. Mrs. Sternamxn of Buffalo has ap- pealed fedin Judge Coxe's decision in her extradition case to the United States Circut Court of appeals. Mr. Wm. Joyce, of Hyde Park, while building a fence. one day last week, dug nab nineteen snakes of all sizes and colors from the bottom of an old postholo. The Nova Scotia Legislatul'e was opened Thursdday. In his address Lieutenant -Governor Daly referred to the :success of the fishing season of the past year, and stated that the output of coal during 1898 wnv the largest in the history of the province. Clergymen will no doubt he pleased to learn that fat it convention of Rail- road passenger afCents h-ld in Chicago a few weeks ago it was resolved to fur- nish all regularly orctained ministers with transporation at single fare over the Grand Trunk, the Michigan Cen- tral and most of the ritilways of On- tario and Michigan. The resolution appears to be known to very few of either ministers or, railway agents. Willing n111107 The Oldest Clothing Sts is meat In Olinton back again in Victoria Block, next to the Poet Office. Since 1854 we have catered to ilia wanls of Clothing buyers and this week we re - move to our old quarters whore we will again be ready to servo our many patrons. In years gone by we ruide a reputation for selling only reli- able Clothing and today stand ready to defend that reputatioB, The Clothing and Furnishings we sell are good—w4 know they are goad, for tho past experience h taught us the difference betweu Good Goods and cheap imitations. 'lo impress upon you that we have Good Goods we will offer you Special Prices on all Lim during this Irlorlth. Conte early and see the cloudburst• of treonomie prettiness in Fabrics and Garments of warm day style and comfort that we display. The wonder- ful purchasing power of a doll,ir will be exemplified as never before in every department. Watch fur Special Prices next week, but in the ineantime tonne and see the Gooda. THOS. JACKSON, Sr. -'The Pioneer Clothier.' Established 1854. Clinton, Ont. STA TIONERY and SUPPLIES. HE NEWS -RECORD Stationery Department Carries it superior stock cif Pols, Pencils, Pada, Writing Papers, En- velopes, Writint; Pads, Mourning Writing Paper and Envelopes, Memoriam Folders, Progpirrune Folders, Wedding Stationery; als.t Scribblers. Inks, &c., &c. No better, Goods or value is offered in the+ County of Huron. •000x 0000000000• THE NEWS -RECORD, Clinton. Weil Worth ConsideringI Has it ever occurred to yon that there is a possibilay of a duty being lout on Teas. Why not buy a quantity and be on theeafe side. Japan, China, Indian and Ceylon Teas. T have them all, from the lowest to the highest grades, at romatkably fine values. Try our 25c and 40c Japan Teas. Special Bargains in DINNER SETS, also Fancy China and Glassware. N. Robson, Albert St., Clinton. Sugar and Spice Meat and Fruit, In just the right proportion constitute the main ingtedienis of Condensed Mince Meat. Most cooks have some peculiar little notion of their own about mince mast, but Wethey's suits nine out of every ten. WE SELL IT. T'HE CASH GROCERY. Phone 23. OGLE COOPER & CO. Touches the spot-00"'— MacLeod's System, Renovator •�f♦�����*s•�t1�tt�tt�t►�tl tl���O�tt►t1��r����������������• ---FOR---__. Weak and Impure Blood, Liver and Kidney Diseases., Female,Complaints; etc. Ask.Druggist kir write direct to J. M. 311steLeod, GODFRICH, Out. 923 - Desirable Farm to Rent.. I A Rare Opportunity, I For Sale 150 acres A 1 grain or stock farm. The nndersigned offers to rent the splondid farm on the 9th con., Hallett township, being the north half of lots 96, containing 86 acres. Frame house, barn, :table and shed, young ornhard bearing this year, creek running through the farm all the year ronnd, A deshable farm for stock or grain, being only six miles from the town of Cllntnn. Apply to MRS. JANE DODSWORTH, or JOIIN FORD, Holmesville. — -- —_ — - 927.tf ' D. L. MACPHERSON, CONVEYANCING, FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. MONEY TO LOAN. office, MacKay Block, Clinton. %18.3t. MoBillop Directory for 1897. JohnMorrison, Reeve. F. O. Wm. Archibald, Deputy Reeve, WinthropLoadbury 11• O, Daniel Manley, Councillor, Beechwood Is. O. Jos. C. Morrison Councillor, Beechwood I'. O. Wm. McGavin, Glouncillor Leadbury P. O. Jun. C. Morrison, 101crk, Winthrop P. O. William Evans, Assessor, Beechwood P. O. David M. Ross, Treasurer, Winthrop P. O. Charles Dodds, Collector, Seaforth P O. Richard Pollard, Sanitary Inspector, Leadbury. Vocal Culture. Madame Wall Is open for Concert, engage• ments, and will continue to give vocal tuition. 1146.4t 4 , 105 incus cleared, bainince unculled hardwood. Solid brick house, &c.; frame barn 2800; stable 18x57; sheep house 12x28; good water. Con- venient to :3 grain cle•ators, mills, A.c. Good roads and free front all obnoxious weeds, &c. Will take resident property in Clinton part pay. Inquire at TitE NEwy-Itl.Counofth•c. 940.3 m WSCAN GIVE POSITIONS topersons of all grades of ability. Agents, Book-keep- ers, Clerks, Farmers' Sous, Lawyers, Mechan- ics, Physicians Preacher•4, Students, Married and Single Women, Widows. Positions arc worth from $400.00 to 82,000.00 per annum. We have paid several of our canvaHsors W-01 weekly for years. Many have atartod puff and become rich with us. Particnlars upon application. State salary expected. T. H. LINSCOTT, Manager, TORONTO,ONT. LOGS WANTED. ALL KINDS OF LOGS WANT1';1) for which the best prices will be �. given. Also Basswood Heading Wanted. STAPLETON SALT WORKS. a