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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-03-10, Page 2The. Only One . Stam, the Test. Rev.li1: Villiam Copp, whose father was a physician for over fifty years, in New Jersey, and who himself spent many years preparing for the practice of medicine, but subse- quently entered the ministry of the IL E. Church, writes: "I am glad to testify that I have had analyzed all the sarsaparilla prepara• tions known in the trade, blit AYER'S is the only one of them that I could recommend as a blood-purifier.Ihave given away hundreds of bottles of ft► as I consider it the safest as well as the best to be had."--WM. Core, Pastor M. E. Church, Jackson, Minn. . A ER'S SPAM illa 1Afhen in doubt, ask forAyer's Pills p Th& Huron Nevus-Recora 1 25 a Year—$1.00 in Advance. WEDNESDAY, MARCII 10th, 1897. — Bpff>Llo Expresses. SOMR SAYINGS BY OUR AMERICAN NEIGHBOR. The prayers of the country are ro- yq,nested for the unfortunate State of 1Ffichigan, which has already opened the season of State political conven- tions. Missouri has now no vagrancy law, but no law at all its better than the law ithad, which permitted the selling at auction of the services of poor people. A Sb. Louis detective say s a ghost has yearned him that he has but a shot t time to live, and he is putting his house in order. There is it lively prospect that he will frighten himself to death. A female named Baldwin, engaged in a six-day bicycle race at Cleveland, is said to be gaining in forth, having passed one evening with at loss of but twolaps. The third beau must have passed the old man and the bulldog in safety. A man who for five3 ears has been supported by his wife, hits committed suicide in New York because he was a, wGinan-hater. This should be a waun ing to women who wish to retain the love and respect of their husbands, itut to support thein, Sir Charles Tupper, former Premier Of Canada, avows hituielf in favor of retaliation against the United States all along the line. If Sir Charles hada little more common sense, perhaps he would not now be a former Premier. MANY A YOUNG MAN. When from over -work, possibly as. tslsted by an inherited weakness, the health fails and rest or medical treat- ment must be resorted to, then no, Medicine can be employed with Che same taeneficial results as Scott's Emul- sion. On Saturday four special agonts of We United States treasury seized opium at San Francisco valued at $400,000,foi violation of the Customs law. A SUBTLE THIEF. Kidney Troubles Steal on one Insid• iously—A Slight Cold—Then Conges tion—Then Inflammation—Then the Deadly Malady Bright's Disease South American Kidney Cure is Kidney Specific—It Relieves in st), Hours and Cures—Never Fails. Mr. -James McBrine, of Jamestown,. Ont., says:—"I believe Southp,meri can Kidney Cure saved my life. I was so severely afflicted that my friends .had to attend me daily to tak( the urine from me." Mr. A. Williamsons, Customs Officer, Kineardine, Ont.. writes:—"I can highly•recommend this specific as the greatestof boons to suffering hurnani Ly for all affections of the bladder find kidneys."—Sold by Watts & Co, The Uinited States Senate held •a Sun' tiny session to pass the appropriation hills. ------- •-_---- ---- Itis not to be wondered at that Aver'F Pills are in such universal demand, For the cure of constipation, bilious - gess, orally other complaint needing a laxative, these pills are unsurpassed. They are sugar-coated, easy tea take, and every dose is effective. The presentpopulation of Canada 4rsi itnated by the Department of Agri' eultuIe to be 5,125,430.p It is believed that if the powers insist upon the Greek troops evact4atingthe Island of Crete King George will 4thdi• tate in favor of the Crown Prince. AN11 is for women to know that it OPEN ts for all their ail- ment;. and dis- SECRET. Wo ANV SD1BA1 isre-eminently the remedy. Tired women, sneak women, sick women— it cures them all. Never .A known to fail. Price $1.40. Pamphlet free by addressdngi Bu1m Medicine Co., Ltd., Toronto, Ont. Sind in Clinton by J, ff, Combe, A CHICAGO ROMANCE. 'Whereln Is it Alorat Regarding 1rapid Transit in That Otty. CHAPT4,R I. "Aliss Bloomingay, allow me to in- troduce Mr. Hicksworthy." The conditions were favorable to the Porn Ing of an acquaintance, the parties having me -t on a train that was mak- ing a rather longer stop than usual a.t a statlon on the way0to the city. A shifting of the passengers later ou gave young Mr. Hicksworthy an oppor- tunity to take a seat by the side of Miss Bloomingay, and tie availed him- self of It. CHAPTER 11. "The length of time we, have known each other, Miss Bloomingay, justifies me, I hope, In asking you to tell me your first name?" "My name is Cora." "'Thank you. Mine is Reginald." CHAPTER 1I1. "Cora, dear—" r "Don't speak so loud, Reg—Mr. Hicksworthy. Somebody will hear, YOU." Well, I'll whisper It. Cora, shall I ever forget when I first met you—" "Yet It ,has been so long!" "Yes, it has been a long time now•, but it has not seemed long to me, Dear girl, I—" The rest was spoken in too low a whisper to be heard by any ear siva that Intended. CHAPTER IV. He was no longer in the prime• of young manhood. His hair was streak- ed with gray and time had begun to „furrow his cheek and brow, but in his eye there still burned the fires of un- quenchable devotion. Time. likewise, had left its impress on the fair face of the maiden, but had not dimmed the lovelight that shone through her soft brown eyes. He spoke. Cora, dearest, when shall we be married?"' It?" 'You are sure you will never regret "I am sure." "You care for me as when we first met?" "I do," "Then we will be married, Reginald, as soon as we reach our destination," CHAPTER V. Theirs was a deathless love. It had stood the test of time. It had passed triumphantly through the ordeal of a journey on a milk train from Seventy-second street to Dear- born station. THE END. —•Chica.go Tribune. Restaurant Etiquette. "Here, waiter, this man is choking to death. A glass of water quick!" "I am sorry I cannot oblige you, but I Am not waiting on him., shronded In Aumblguity. On the mornh3g 'of his twenty-first birthday Harry Enpeck sought a con- fidential Interview with his pa4ernal progenitor. "Father," said Harry, In his most serious tone, "to -day, as you know, I attain my majority. As you also know, I hold a Aacrative position, with a prospect of promotion, and am ampiy able to support a wife. I love Miss Bonbons madly, and I would like to make her my wife without delay, it Was to ask your advice that I request- ed this interview." A shadow crossad the face of En - peck, Sr. "My boy," said he gravely, "I would advise you not to marry just now. You're too young yet to think about anything of that .bort. Wait until you're thirty." "But, father," exclaimed the young man, his voice trembling with anxiety, "when I'm thirty I may not want to marry." "No doubt of It! No doubt of 1t!" said his father, with animation, back- ing out of the room. Young Harry Enpeck is still perplex- ed to know exactly what the old man meant. (Good Words for I'veddy. "I think you are rather hard on Freddy" said the man with the cigar- ette. Naw, really, he is a very good fel to w." "Humph. I don't know exactly how ycu make that out," declared the man with the cigar. "He's a great reformer." "Wants to reform everybody except himself" "Ah, nonsense. He is one of the kind- est hearted people I ever saw. He is always trying to help suffering hu- manity. It is the dream of his life to to be able to give everybody work—" "Except himself. He draws the line at that." "And you know that his heart beats in unison with every good cause." "`Nell, I don't know about his heart, but he himself manages to beat pretty nearly everything and everybody." A c'anon's Mlatalhe. Any one who knows that charming man Canon Ainger, Mater c the Tem- ple, will comprehend to the full the humor of this story. Canon Ainger is a great favorite with children, and upon one occasion was asked to assist at a juvenlle party. Arriving at what he thought was his destination, a house in a row of others exactly allke, the Canon made his ivay up to the drawing -room. "Don't announce me," said ho to the demeatic, and thereupon the reverend gentleman went down upon all fours, ruflcd up his .white hair, and crawled Into the room, ut- tering the growls of an angry Polar bear. What was his h rrov tnd amaze- ment to find when he got into the room two old ladles petrified with as- tonishment, He had found his way into the next door house, instead of into the one to which be was bidden.—Lon- don Tit -Bits. Very Mach fn Doubt Laura—Mr. Willis said I looked just like it poster girl. Flora—I1ow complimentary! "I don't know whether It was or not. Ile strikes me as a man with too much sense to be an admirer of po;;ter girls." —Cincinnati Enquirer. 'CLINTON SASH, DOOR, and BLIND FACTORY, —._.o S. S. COOPER, Proprietor. General Builder and Contractor. This factory hoe been under the piAbnal supervision and ownership for .eight years, We carry an extensive and reliable stook and prepare-p6tre and give estimates for and build all classes of buildings ou short notice and on the closest prices. All work is supervised in a mechanical way aild satisfaction guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material. ''• Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc. Agent for tke CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL IDESK, manufactured sit Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders. CLEARINC .SALE. wL We have decided to sell out our entire Stock of Crockery and Glarsware this mouth as we propose giving up keeping Iliose lines. Intending purchasers will find the prices very low as the goods must be sold. Groceries also at Close Cut Prices. - Terms, Cash or Produce. G. J. S'T'EWART. Agett for the Kolona Tea. Leslie's Carriage Factory, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS and WAGONS—all of the best wark- manship And tuaterial, All the latest styles and most modern improve- ments. All work waitanted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Prides to suit the times, FACTORY Corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. A Good Choice. _ House for Sale. -- Two story frame house in Clinton, ten rooms, The Conservatives of Manitoba have stonecelle•, hard and soft water. Good ground. desirt-.d lion. Hugh John Macdonald Framc stable. For full particulars apply to for their, leader, and Sir Charles Tup- the owner, JOSE[ H ALLANSON, Clinton. per, by whose opinion Mr. Macdonald — wished to be gtiiderl, has agreed re- I Agent Wanted, luctantly to the demand of the West. g "Hugh John," as Mr. Macdonald is Good position now open to take charge of familiarly designated, will be missed our business in Clinton, Good ,noncy to a live i man. Apply by letter to THE SINGkIt 3IFG. at Ottawa. In his new sphere of CO., Loudon, or call on W. C'A\r]'61LLL, Claren- action his sterlin j' honesty, his genial- cion Hotel, Clinton. 953-4t ity, and his ability will draw people --- -- to him and give him the opportunity WANTED.—Earnest Men and Women to which apatriotic man may well covet circulate "The Sword of Islam: or'Suffering to c10 set -vices for hisrovince. Armenia," a thrilling hook. Graphic account p of the Eastern Question, tho Turk, Armenian, and Mohanrrnedan!snt with its hurrible mass- acres. Numerous startling illustrations taken TERRORS OF RHEUMATISM. on the spot. 4.18 pae;es. Only $1.90 Agents make $15.00 to $30.4Nl weekly. Boolc i oil ]hue. —� Prospectus free to canvassers. 'fens BRADn.EY- A Remedy whichis Instantaneous GAIIHETSON Co., LTD., ToRW.'TO, ONT. and Permanent in EffPot—A Cal -- ----- - - Yea,beResident,Cripp on for three L®GS WANTED, Years, becomes strong as an Athlete. No subtle or ntysterions farce could ALL FINDS OF LOGS kVANTI:D he conte miraculous in its effects than is South American Cure in 4111 cases of for which the hast prices will he rhetaniatism. James A. Ander_on, of given. Calgary, N. W. T., says that seven or eight years 'ago he hecatrne afRi(!ted AjSO Basswood Heading wilted, with rhe tin i atisul, and for three years it made hits it cripple, so that he had to its', it stick to get about. In his own I STAPi ETON SALT WORKS, "I suffered untold miser and though treated by the hest physicians in the country, and I spent it terni in WANTED.—Intelligent men with �ocd education the hospital, recovery seemed as hope- towhnm $1?00.00 and ezpenars forthe first }ear less as ever. A friend recommended I woabi be an Inducemnit, write with till varlica. South American Rheumatic Cure. It � TORovio, O.Nr. N.SCRR, • 49 Richmond St, west, gave hell) immediately and after the I - _------ second bottle I threw away my stick..•.` To -clay I am as strong its in atblete." Farm For Sale. Price 75 cents. Sold by Watts & Co• South half Lot No. 25, 17th concession, Gode rieh Township, one mile north of Clinton, com- prised of 40 acres, more or less. The land is all cleared and in fair state of cultivation. Well Outside of Mr. Howland's speech at fenced and plenty of cedar on the property. Toronto on Thursday in the Legislature Frame barn 40x110, stone stable 30x50. the only matter of importance was the sold reasonable and on terms to suit purchaser. its'l,at.ion. For particulars apply at Tnh NF.ws-RFCOnD introduction of the license le t3 office, or to JA.NrLe1 H. C'OLCLOCUII, 11erafryn This hill presumably has something to h, do with Sir Oliver Mopledgeto _— Mowat, s the prohibitionists to prohibit as far'as W,aNTFD —Farmers' sons rr ctbcr industrious the eonstitut.ion will allow. It requires persona of fah' education to whom $75.00 it nimith hotel bars to close at ten in townships, would ire an indeeement. I roma also eat;n;;e a towns and villages, and at eleven in fewladica at their own homes. T. H. Lixscoa T, To. citie-. As eleven o'clock is the city Rc^vTo, OFT. — honr, no tv, and ten is the hour in uulat, townships, towns and villages, it will ' A Rare Opportunity, not, so far as this provision is corwet•n- For gale, 150 acres, A 1 grain or stock farm, ed, he of far-reaching effect. It also 108ae'es cleared, balance unculled hardwood. provides for lie abolition of saloons. Solid brick house, &c.; frame barn 28x80; stable. There sure thirty-four in the province. 18x67; sheep house 12x28; good waler, Con. venient to 3 grain elevators, mills, &c. Good Seventeen are to go this year, and roads and free front all obnoxious weeds, &c. seventeen next year,hut there are to he will ta.lce resident property in Clinton part wine and beer licenses for such as have pay. Inquire at Tums NICws-11,F:coltoofrice. rest.turants attached. A farther limit- 940.3 in ation on the number of licenses issued -- is to he net. This limitation covers the. Wanted—An Idea who can think of some steels conditions as they are. Another pro th]ngtopatentt vision requires that liquor he not sold Protect your ideas; theycony bring you wealth Write JOHN w&DDERnbnN .� CO., Patent Attor. t) young niers tinder twenty-one years neys Washington, D. C., for their $1,910 prize offer Of age.. and list of two hundred tnvontlous w•anied. — With the "Diamond" SUCCESS A Teacher Wanted. A Female Teacher for n division of .11odcl School, Clinton, at least 2nd Class Professional Certificate --must be a good disciplinarian. Ap- plicant to state salary and inclose testimonials. Apj>lications received up to 20th Inst.—JOHN Ct NINGHAME. Secretary. The world-renowned Diamond Dyes are put tip for every color, with special dyes for cotton and all kinds of mixed goods, and are so simple and easy to use that even a child can dye it perfect color with there --colors that wt1N not fads, crock or wash out --equal to the best colors made by professional dyers. If wouont are induced to buy imita- tions of Diamond Dves they trust be prepared for failure and loss of goods. Insist upon getting the Diamond Dyes from your dealer ; they cost no more than the poor imitation dyes sold for the sake of large profits. Mr, Gibson, a school teacher at, Don- aldson's Mills, was cha3ed by w wolf. He secured it club and killed the ani- mal. For Over Fifty Years Mns. WINSLOW9 900THINO SYRUP has been used by millions of mothers for their children while teething. If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child sutfering C and crying with pain of 'uttin Teeth send at once and let a bottle of "Mrs, Winslow's sooth- ing Syrifp' for Children Teething. It will re- lieve the poor little sufferer inunecllately. De- pend upon it, mothers, there bi no mistake about It. Jt cures Diarahcea, regulates the Stomach nud bowels, cures Wlnd Colic, softctw the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and unor g%yto the whole system. ' Mrs. Wfnslow'e Sootlaiiag 9y-rup" for elrildren t.eothing is plea- sant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best femald phydcians and nurses in tho United States, Price twenty-five vends it bottle. Sold by all druggists through- outthe world." Besure and ask for "MRs. W iNSLOW'e SOOTHING SYRUP. , Mr. David Winter, formerly of Sar- ni., died at the Bernard .house, Lon- don, from the effects of an overdose of tincture of opium. While not physician or pharnincist can conscientiously warrant. 4t euro, the .N. (). Ayer Co. guarantee the purity. strength, and medicinal virtues of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It wits the only blood -purifier admitted at the great Wor'ld's Fair in Chicago, 1803. McKillop Directory for 1897. John'Morrison, Reeve. Winthrop P. O. win. Archibald, Deputy Reeve, Leadbury 1'. O, Daniel Manley, C'olmcillor, Beechwood P. O. Jos, C. Morrison, Councillor, Beechwood P. O. Will. McGavin, Councillor, Leadbury P. O. ino. C. Morrison, Clerk, Winthrop P. O. William Evans, Assessor, Beechwood P. O. David M. Ross, Treasurer, Winthrop P. O. Charles Dodds, Collector, Seaforth P. O. Hichard Pollard, Sanitary Inspector, Leadbury. Property For Sale. A CHANCE FOR GA IDENERS. In connagncnc'e of my age and lnck of help, I bave decided to offer fat• sale ni,v splendid gardenias� pro- perty consisting of five and n half (wren In Clinton, some of the best land in the comity of Huron, includ. lug hot bads and other necessary requirements, There is on the pretnlscs a frame house with cellars soft and hard water, barn and other outbuildings The Bayneld river adjoins the T roparly. will sell at a reasonable price for half cash find bainrice me.nred by mnttgage. As I desire to sell, this is a chance seldom Inet�vith, Apply peraonally or by letter to the proprietor, JOS1rPIi ALLANSON, S°44 f. -- —' t'.linton WANTED. Young aroinen and men, orolder mss if stillyrou ig in spirit., of undoubted char- acter, good talkers, ambitious and Industrious an find employment in a good cauw, with $60 pper month ane'( upwards aecordin.a to ability. itFA-. T. S. LINSCOTT, '1 OnONTO, ONT. Cheese Factory Notice. The Hohnesville Cheose and Butler mmnu- 'aeturing Co., (Ltd.) will let by public auction, ;ho drawing of the milk on the different routes o the cheese Factory, on Saturday, 20th. March, 1897 at 2 o'clock p, in. in I'icicard it Hall, Holmesville.Full particulars regarding caddh route will be furnished on the above date, W. B. FORSTER Pres. W. S. LAW RE?IC'CE, gee. iolmesvillc, Feb. 27, 1897. 1Iil-31 Hatching Eggfl for Sale. Barred Plymouth Rock; 1st and 2nd prize- vinning birds scored by nn•. L. G. Jarvis, On- ario Government Judge. The best market nwl, good Inycrs and hardy. Price 9`1.60 for 3 eggs, tidy a limited number of settings. Lonvn C. TODD. 9554-tf Clinton P. O. M Sta tionery Office, supplieS9 Job Printe . The News -Record Calls special attention to our Stationery and Office Supplies and Job Printing Depart- ment. We are unsurpassed.... By any town or city in the foods we handle or the prices we quote for Stationery and Printing and the quality of both is always guaranteed. A perusal of this announcement may sug.-est something yon may be in need of, and in such case Ivo solicitour patronage, Y p �, feeling confident that our efforts to please will meet with the approval of our patrons, -' I ' Letter Heads In this line we have it, very fine stock of writing papers suitable for every c•lasa of business represented in this locality, also for private use. Note Heads This useful size is kept in stock, the qualities being in several grades. Memo. Heads These fill an itnpot (ant placein cont- nicrcial correspondence. See what vve have got. Bill Heads If the "Ilav-as-you•go" plan was the order of the day the demand Ivor account paper would not, lie SO great.; but there are sonic men Who get so many dunners that they wonder if the stock will ever run out. We don't intend it to, and nt present our stock is eoul- plete in this line. Good paper and treat ruling, Statements � Our stock is large. Thcy come cheaper than hill heads, Iumd are the proper thing to send after a delinquent once a month. They arcsate CO fetch him 'round-- bvillcthile. Envelopes We in:akeit specialty of E'tivelopes. l'o i know it, would he hard to got along without envelopes, and to keep tip with the demand for t.heni we keep it large stock on hand. Plain or Printed we are Offering sonte great snaps. One line in particular is going off fast— o(1 for 5c. Commerical Printing k vast autuunt of work under this pend to enumerate .,would inore than take tip the entire space oc- cnpfed by this adv%, but w do it all at TRI: NEWS -RECORD. Invitations to au "At Home" or a wedding require consideraible taste in selec- tion sometimes, but we milke it an easy utatter by keeping in stock the very latest and best sarnples to be had. Call and see. Circulars We. excel in all the different kinds of work we rirn out, and particu- larly In th* and keep in stock plain4uu1 fancy papers suitable for all requirements. Programs of entertainments and meetings promptly turned out, from the plain and neat to the most elegant. Cards and Tickets These cover it large range of work, from a bread and milk ticket to it neat; calling crud, from' an or- dinary admission ticket to It tasty business card or it handsomely printed membership ticket. Memoriam Folders In this line THE NEws-REC ORI, can supply every design, quality and price un the inarket. Posters Onr facilities for turning out this class of work are evidenced by the faict that we always do good work and give superior satisfaction in all respects. Dodgers are greatly in demand, Our facili- ties are saperior for this class of work and the very reasonable prices keep our, presses busy. Sale Bills We make a specialty of thein— promptness being our aim in this respect. A notice of sale will all - pear in TILE Nrws-RECORD free of charge when bills for same are secured here. All Finds of Work in the, typographical printing line can be done in this establishment in in expeditious and artistic manner and Our prices will be found very reason- able. If you want Mourning Papers and Envelopes For currespOlidellec we can give you up-to-date goods. We also carry full lines of Pens, Pencils, Scribblers, Tablets, Erasers, Inks, Writing Paper, &C., &C. •a AV In thanking our many patrons for the very liberal support accorded us in + the past, a continuation of the same liberal support is solicited. TC�e dews -Record, CLI X., ".. •. �..... .a, .wmL;nM.-r/..,.0 -0r• ,�.Y�&.i,.•..., ea _A.M.wn-... ��:....,_.1:.•<.i.f��,.w,.M.ww.....w...aWYM�..41Ytl,�._.e.i,75.1�.�.I�IM,.i..r.el�liw5y t �o 'CLINTON SASH, DOOR, and BLIND FACTORY, —._.o S. S. COOPER, Proprietor. General Builder and Contractor. This factory hoe been under the piAbnal supervision and ownership for .eight years, We carry an extensive and reliable stook and prepare-p6tre and give estimates for and build all classes of buildings ou short notice and on the closest prices. All work is supervised in a mechanical way aild satisfaction guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material. ''• Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc. Agent for tke CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL IDESK, manufactured sit Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders. CLEARINC .SALE. wL We have decided to sell out our entire Stock of Crockery and Glarsware this mouth as we propose giving up keeping Iliose lines. Intending purchasers will find the prices very low as the goods must be sold. Groceries also at Close Cut Prices. - Terms, Cash or Produce. G. J. S'T'EWART. Agett for the Kolona Tea. Leslie's Carriage Factory, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS and WAGONS—all of the best wark- manship And tuaterial, All the latest styles and most modern improve- ments. All work waitanted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Prides to suit the times, FACTORY Corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. A Good Choice. _ House for Sale. -- Two story frame house in Clinton, ten rooms, The Conservatives of Manitoba have stonecelle•, hard and soft water. Good ground. desirt-.d lion. Hugh John Macdonald Framc stable. For full particulars apply to for their, leader, and Sir Charles Tup- the owner, JOSE[ H ALLANSON, Clinton. per, by whose opinion Mr. Macdonald — wished to be gtiiderl, has agreed re- I Agent Wanted, luctantly to the demand of the West. g "Hugh John," as Mr. Macdonald is Good position now open to take charge of familiarly designated, will be missed our business in Clinton, Good ,noncy to a live i man. Apply by letter to THE SINGkIt 3IFG. at Ottawa. In his new sphere of CO., Loudon, or call on W. C'A\r]'61LLL, Claren- action his sterlin j' honesty, his genial- cion Hotel, Clinton. 953-4t ity, and his ability will draw people --- -- to him and give him the opportunity WANTED.—Earnest Men and Women to which apatriotic man may well covet circulate "The Sword of Islam: or'Suffering to c10 set -vices for hisrovince. Armenia," a thrilling hook. Graphic account p of the Eastern Question, tho Turk, Armenian, and Mohanrrnedan!snt with its hurrible mass- acres. Numerous startling illustrations taken TERRORS OF RHEUMATISM. on the spot. 4.18 pae;es. Only $1.90 Agents make $15.00 to $30.4Nl weekly. Boolc i oil ]hue. —� Prospectus free to canvassers. 'fens BRADn.EY- A Remedy whichis Instantaneous GAIIHETSON Co., LTD., ToRW.'TO, ONT. and Permanent in EffPot—A Cal -- ----- - - Yea,beResident,Cripp on for three L®GS WANTED, Years, becomes strong as an Athlete. No subtle or ntysterions farce could ALL FINDS OF LOGS kVANTI:D he conte miraculous in its effects than is South American Cure in 4111 cases of for which the hast prices will he rhetaniatism. James A. Ander_on, of given. Calgary, N. W. T., says that seven or eight years 'ago he hecatrne afRi(!ted AjSO Basswood Heading wilted, with rhe tin i atisul, and for three years it made hits it cripple, so that he had to its', it stick to get about. In his own I STAPi ETON SALT WORKS, "I suffered untold miser and though treated by the hest physicians in the country, and I spent it terni in WANTED.—Intelligent men with �ocd education the hospital, recovery seemed as hope- towhnm $1?00.00 and ezpenars forthe first }ear less as ever. A friend recommended I woabi be an Inducemnit, write with till varlica. South American Rheumatic Cure. It � TORovio, O.Nr. N.SCRR, • 49 Richmond St, west, gave hell) immediately and after the I - _------ second bottle I threw away my stick..•.` To -clay I am as strong its in atblete." Farm For Sale. Price 75 cents. Sold by Watts & Co• South half Lot No. 25, 17th concession, Gode rieh Township, one mile north of Clinton, com- prised of 40 acres, more or less. The land is all cleared and in fair state of cultivation. Well Outside of Mr. Howland's speech at fenced and plenty of cedar on the property. Toronto on Thursday in the Legislature Frame barn 40x110, stone stable 30x50. the only matter of importance was the sold reasonable and on terms to suit purchaser. its'l,at.ion. For particulars apply at Tnh NF.ws-RFCOnD introduction of the license le t3 office, or to JA.NrLe1 H. C'OLCLOCUII, 11erafryn This hill presumably has something to h, do with Sir Oliver Mopledgeto _— Mowat, s the prohibitionists to prohibit as far'as W,aNTFD —Farmers' sons rr ctbcr industrious the eonstitut.ion will allow. It requires persona of fah' education to whom $75.00 it nimith hotel bars to close at ten in townships, would ire an indeeement. I roma also eat;n;;e a towns and villages, and at eleven in fewladica at their own homes. T. H. Lixscoa T, To. citie-. As eleven o'clock is the city Rc^vTo, OFT. — honr, no tv, and ten is the hour in uulat, townships, towns and villages, it will ' A Rare Opportunity, not, so far as this provision is corwet•n- For gale, 150 acres, A 1 grain or stock farm, ed, he of far-reaching effect. It also 108ae'es cleared, balance unculled hardwood. provides for lie abolition of saloons. Solid brick house, &c.; frame barn 28x80; stable. There sure thirty-four in the province. 18x67; sheep house 12x28; good waler, Con. venient to 3 grain elevators, mills, &c. Good Seventeen are to go this year, and roads and free front all obnoxious weeds, &c. seventeen next year,hut there are to he will ta.lce resident property in Clinton part wine and beer licenses for such as have pay. Inquire at Tums NICws-11,F:coltoofrice. rest.turants attached. A farther limit- 940.3 in ation on the number of licenses issued -- is to he net. This limitation covers the. Wanted—An Idea who can think of some steels conditions as they are. Another pro th]ngtopatentt vision requires that liquor he not sold Protect your ideas; theycony bring you wealth Write JOHN w&DDERnbnN .� CO., Patent Attor. t) young niers tinder twenty-one years neys Washington, D. C., for their $1,910 prize offer Of age.. and list of two hundred tnvontlous w•anied. — With the "Diamond" SUCCESS A Teacher Wanted. A Female Teacher for n division of .11odcl School, Clinton, at least 2nd Class Professional Certificate --must be a good disciplinarian. Ap- plicant to state salary and inclose testimonials. Apj>lications received up to 20th Inst.—JOHN Ct NINGHAME. Secretary. The world-renowned Diamond Dyes are put tip for every color, with special dyes for cotton and all kinds of mixed goods, and are so simple and easy to use that even a child can dye it perfect color with there --colors that wt1N not fads, crock or wash out --equal to the best colors made by professional dyers. If wouont are induced to buy imita- tions of Diamond Dves they trust be prepared for failure and loss of goods. Insist upon getting the Diamond Dyes from your dealer ; they cost no more than the poor imitation dyes sold for the sake of large profits. Mr, Gibson, a school teacher at, Don- aldson's Mills, was cha3ed by w wolf. He secured it club and killed the ani- mal. For Over Fifty Years Mns. WINSLOW9 900THINO SYRUP has been used by millions of mothers for their children while teething. If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child sutfering C and crying with pain of 'uttin Teeth send at once and let a bottle of "Mrs, Winslow's sooth- ing Syrifp' for Children Teething. It will re- lieve the poor little sufferer inunecllately. De- pend upon it, mothers, there bi no mistake about It. Jt cures Diarahcea, regulates the Stomach nud bowels, cures Wlnd Colic, softctw the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and unor g%yto the whole system. ' Mrs. Wfnslow'e Sootlaiiag 9y-rup" for elrildren t.eothing is plea- sant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best femald phydcians and nurses in tho United States, Price twenty-five vends it bottle. Sold by all druggists through- outthe world." Besure and ask for "MRs. W iNSLOW'e SOOTHING SYRUP. , Mr. David Winter, formerly of Sar- ni., died at the Bernard .house, Lon- don, from the effects of an overdose of tincture of opium. While not physician or pharnincist can conscientiously warrant. 4t euro, the .N. (). Ayer Co. guarantee the purity. strength, and medicinal virtues of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It wits the only blood -purifier admitted at the great Wor'ld's Fair in Chicago, 1803. McKillop Directory for 1897. John'Morrison, Reeve. Winthrop P. O. win. Archibald, Deputy Reeve, Leadbury 1'. O, Daniel Manley, C'olmcillor, Beechwood P. O. Jos, C. Morrison, Councillor, Beechwood P. O. Will. McGavin, Councillor, Leadbury P. O. ino. C. Morrison, Clerk, Winthrop P. O. William Evans, Assessor, Beechwood P. O. David M. Ross, Treasurer, Winthrop P. O. Charles Dodds, Collector, Seaforth P. O. Hichard Pollard, Sanitary Inspector, Leadbury. Property For Sale. A CHANCE FOR GA IDENERS. In connagncnc'e of my age and lnck of help, I bave decided to offer fat• sale ni,v splendid gardenias� pro- perty consisting of five and n half (wren In Clinton, some of the best land in the comity of Huron, includ. lug hot bads and other necessary requirements, There is on the pretnlscs a frame house with cellars soft and hard water, barn and other outbuildings The Bayneld river adjoins the T roparly. will sell at a reasonable price for half cash find bainrice me.nred by mnttgage. As I desire to sell, this is a chance seldom Inet�vith, Apply peraonally or by letter to the proprietor, JOS1rPIi ALLANSON, S°44 f. -- —' t'.linton WANTED. Young aroinen and men, orolder mss if stillyrou ig in spirit., of undoubted char- acter, good talkers, ambitious and Industrious an find employment in a good cauw, with $60 pper month ane'( upwards aecordin.a to ability. itFA-. T. S. LINSCOTT, '1 OnONTO, ONT. Cheese Factory Notice. The Hohnesville Cheose and Butler mmnu- 'aeturing Co., (Ltd.) will let by public auction, ;ho drawing of the milk on the different routes o the cheese Factory, on Saturday, 20th. March, 1897 at 2 o'clock p, in. in I'icicard it Hall, Holmesville.Full particulars regarding caddh route will be furnished on the above date, W. B. FORSTER Pres. W. S. LAW RE?IC'CE, gee. iolmesvillc, Feb. 27, 1897. 1Iil-31 Hatching Eggfl for Sale. Barred Plymouth Rock; 1st and 2nd prize- vinning birds scored by nn•. L. G. Jarvis, On- ario Government Judge. The best market nwl, good Inycrs and hardy. Price 9`1.60 for 3 eggs, tidy a limited number of settings. Lonvn C. TODD. 9554-tf Clinton P. O. M Sta tionery Office, supplieS9 Job Printe . The News -Record Calls special attention to our Stationery and Office Supplies and Job Printing Depart- ment. We are unsurpassed.... By any town or city in the foods we handle or the prices we quote for Stationery and Printing and the quality of both is always guaranteed. A perusal of this announcement may sug.-est something yon may be in need of, and in such case Ivo solicitour patronage, Y p �, feeling confident that our efforts to please will meet with the approval of our patrons, -' I ' Letter Heads In this line we have it, very fine stock of writing papers suitable for every c•lasa of business represented in this locality, also for private use. Note Heads This useful size is kept in stock, the qualities being in several grades. Memo. Heads These fill an itnpot (ant placein cont- nicrcial correspondence. See what vve have got. Bill Heads If the "Ilav-as-you•go" plan was the order of the day the demand Ivor account paper would not, lie SO great.; but there are sonic men Who get so many dunners that they wonder if the stock will ever run out. We don't intend it to, and nt present our stock is eoul- plete in this line. Good paper and treat ruling, Statements � Our stock is large. 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