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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-06-16, Page 6Over Thir#y Years Without Sickness. Mt. H. WETTSTEM, a well-known, oMerprising citizen of Byron, Ill., writes: "Before I paid much atter tion to regulating the bowels, I hardly knew a well day; but since i learned the evil re- sults of constipation, and the efficacy of AYER'S Pills, I have not had one day's sickness for over thirty years — not one attack that did not readily yield to this remedy. My wife had been, previ- ous to our -marriage, an invalid for years, She had a prejudice against cathartics, but as Poon as she began to use Ayer's Pills her health waa restored." AER'S Y khartic Pills 7fead and Diploma at 'World's Fair. TnRestore Strength, take Aller's Sarsaparilla The Huron News-Re30ra 1 25 a Year—$1.00 in Advance _ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1601, 1897. E_;;s of tConnucrec. The Fancier's Iteview. There is a standard joke in the var- iety Theaters, so often told that it has come to have it familial, sound to the ears of patrons, concerning a remark made by a city !nail who heard that, eggs had gone down to it cent apiece. "i don't see how the hens can do it, for that price." Notwithstanding tine reduction in the price of eggs, and the almost unlimited supply of them in all countries that have developed their agg''rr•icultural resources, says an ex- chlange, it Is a fact that the trade in eggs, their exportation from one country to another has become a targe iteul of iuternation tJ oontrneree, its some recent figut'es slow. The case of Denmark is in point. Dell- inark's trade in eggs' with foreign countries, chiefly with England and Scotland, has grown enormously, Twenty years ago the annual Danish export of eggs was e'U,t1tFU; now it is reckoned at 110,030,C,t). In the same tveviod the importation of eggs into .England has increased telnfuld, but oafs a part of the whale number come front Denmark, the two other egg exporting countries from which England draws its supplies being Holland and France. supplies ex- ports to other- countries C. eggs in a year, and Italy expo! Ls 5tv,00,0(l) eggs in a year, chiefly to Austria And Germany. The dairymen of the United Suites depend chiefly on the enormous home market, and they have rivals in the export of American eggs in the Canadians, Canada rank- ing next to France and Italy, and - ahead of Denmark and Holland as an egg exporting country. Canada. ex- ports to. other countries :;ttJ,(,4 J,I' J oggs in it year. Fot the fiscal year of i6 -Z the treasaty figures give as the total exports of American eggs to foreign countries 151,CIA dozen, which is equivalent to 1,812,( A eggs. In the fiscal year 18:3, however, the total exportations of American eggs increas- ed to 3Gc3,t. J dozen, or eggs, it little more than tivice as much. The export figures for this year indicate a still further increase, and I, market for American eggs is likely, therefore, to be secured in what the political cam- paign orators are accustomed to call, somewhat vaguely, the near future. It is it somewhat curious fact that the weight of eggs is materially larger in northern than in 'southern climates. Canadian eggs for instance are heavier than those sbipped from the United States, and eggs in the; northern states of this country are heavier than those from the south. Canadian Women Consume Millions of Packets. Millions of packages of Dianiond Dyes are used by the -women of C:an- tda, every year. The sale of these household friends is increasing so feast that at times the manufacturers have difficulty in filling the orders that pour in from the wholesale and retail trade. The enormous and fast increasing consumption of Diamond dyes indi- cates immense popularity; due of course to quality, strength, brilliancy and fastness of colors. Diamond Dyes give colors that will last till the materials are worn out. Every color is true to name, the results :are always pleasing and satisfactory, and they are sold at the samo price as the common imitation dyes. When buying package dyes for home dyeing see that your, aealev gives you the Diamond Dyes, the only guar•an• teed dyes in the world, the only colors that give you value for your money and time. A man named Osborne, aged 24, who was with a party of five men from Kimberlsy, Euphrasia township Ont., was drown d Thursday in a deep hole in the rive at Meaford while fishing for mullet. ALWAYS FELT TIRED. "I suffered with severe headache and loss of appetite and I always felt tired. I concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla and after taking one bottle my head- acte disappeared. I continued taking it until now Ilam nevee troubled with headache and my appetite is good," LAURA GARLAND, 217 Claremont St,) Toronto, Ont. HOOD'S PILLS act easily and promptly o., the liver acid bowels, (hire sick headache. ^— The whiplving-pos`, has been intro- duced at .exiogton, Ky., for the punishment of bicycle thieves. It..""' Auburn. WEDDING.— One of the happiest events of the se»sou took place Wet1 nesday, June 2nd, when Miss Lily, daughter of W. D. Wilson, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Albert Knox of the Base line, Hallett. The bride was becomingly dressed in crerani cashmere and stood under it floral hell. There was it largetathet- img of friends and relatives of the con - ti actingpparties present. The presents were bulls numerous and costly, show- ing the high esteem in which both were held. We wish them long life a,ud many happy returns of the day hoping that Albert will be quieter in the future than he has been in the Past. !VOTES.—Mi69 Vida Stalker is very ill At present. We hope to hear soon 1 of her recovery.—Mr. C. Cullis lost a valuable dog by poison last week.—Mi. John Naegle wears a smiling face now; it is a boy.— The masons are rushing the stone wo; k of Mrs. Hunkius' house. --Miss Maud Fluker of Clinton has been visiting her parents this week.—Sonne of our voting men felt pretty blue after the wedding. (,'beer- up bays another wedding pretty soon.—Miss Eesie Fluker of Clinton S indayed at, hurne.—We hear out- village urvillage pathmaster is on the war path. We hope our sidewalks will get fixed up tis they :are in it deplorable condi- tion and animals, dill run at large. We hope our inspector of the streets will take ivarning.—Mr. J. L. Cree Sundayed at Mr. William Fhrker's.— Our Auburn hared serenaded the bride and groom on Saturday evening.— Very -heavy rain fell sabbath eveuine, —Mr. R. Jones is engaged with Mr, J. Young for- the season. Robert knows which boot to wear. A VERY DIFFERENT THING. when a amt has tan attack of tooth- ache, or sprains his tinkle, or gashes his finger with a knife he understands what tails hire as well its Ct most emi- nent medical authority in Vie county would understand. He Wray nut ire Able to treat his trouble, but he knows what it. id; and consequently suffers no mental anxiety arising from doubt And mystery. But when he is overtaken by an. ill- ness which it is difficult cin impossible to locate, which see.nns to affect half it dozen different parts of leis body -at once, so that he cannot say, "It is here," or "it is there," he is justified in apprehei.ding soluethingprukouud and serious. No wonder that under these circumstances Mr. Boortuan could nest tell what had come over hint. "In March, ISM," so runs his short account of it, "illy health began to fail. 1 felt low, weak, and had no strength or energy, 11'hat had conte oeer lire I could riot tell. "I had a foul, horrid taste in my mouth, and no appetite, As soon as I had eaten the food lay oil my chest like lead. I was constantlyspitting up a gaseous, sour fluid, and something would rise in my throat enough to choke ate. "I was much troubled with palpita- tion ; toy heart would thumpaud throb until I could scarcely hear it, and I had often to sit up in tied to ease the pain. 1 gradually got worse and worse until I was in a shocking, state of weakneas." (If a person under such circumstan- ces were to make up his mind he had what is called "heart disease," who could point the finger of ridicule at him for thinking so? If he were wor- red with apprehensions of sudden death frena that, cause, are you the than to say he was afraid of uothing? Not you, nor anybody else.' And yet— But let's have the rest of the letter.) "I could hardly drag one leg before the other," continues Air. Boorman, ..and was so nervous that the least thing would startle one. "I consulted a doctor, but, his wedi- citles did me noood, and in October (1891) I went to Bartholomew's Hospi- tal, but, was no better for their treat- ment. I afterwards went, to Bethnal Careen Hospital, but with the samiu re- sult. 1 had now got so low and weak that I despaired of ever getting better, and thought I was in ra consumption. "In January, 1802, I read of cases like mine having been cured by Mother- Seigel's Curative Syrup. I gut a bottle of this medicine from lN..lr, Lucas, cheirt- ist, Tahnot Road, and after- taking it I found relief. I continued taking it and in it. rnonth felt quite a different man. "I could eat and the food gave me no pain ; and slowly I gained strength. By-and-by I wags well and strong as ever, and have since kept in good health, Mother Seigel's Syrup has saved my life, and 1 wish others to know of it. You can publish this staterneut and refer any one to me. (Signed) William Boorman, 61, Perry Street, Northampton, October 2rd, 1895." What, then, was it that came over Mr. Boorman? In the light of the re- sult, and the manner of the cure, I answer without besitation—It was the dark foreshadow of the most common rand the most dangerous disease known -- indigestion, dyspepsia; the collo^se of the body's power to keen itserf it-); the slipping from under Ilim of tad very foundation stones of his vitality, That was what had come over him. Then why didn't he recognize it? Why didn't the doctor seem to recog- nize it? Whv couldn't they "tell" what it was? f3ecaaise itis the Prince of Deception, the counterfeit of all dis- eases outwr.rdly, and the reality of all diseases inwardly. Because, having one nature, it has a hundred shiftingsymp- toms. Its roots are in the stomac.l, and its branches run from head to heel. When you feel the vague trouble that came over Mr. Boorman, recall these words and take Mother Seigel's Syrup without waiting to wonder what all$ you. Coporal Hocken and Constable Kerr, of the North-West, Mounted Police, who were killed while in pursuit of the Indian murderer "Almighty Voice," were buried Thursday with military honours at West Prince Albert. CATARRH CURED FOR 25 CENTS. Neglect cold to the head and you will surely have catart•h. Neglect nasal catarrh and you will its surely induct pulmonary diseases or Catarrh of the stouvac'h with its disusting at- tendants, foal breath, hawking, spit- ing, plowing, eta Stop it by using Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. 25 cents it lynx cures. A perfect blower enclosed with each box. 111k)field. GONE TO A SHADOW. COUNCIL. --The Council met,fune7th' in the town hall pursuaut to adiourn• BACKED BY PAIN, BED-RILDEN, LIFT spent, tuembem all present, the Reeve DESPAIRED OF — SOUTH AMERICAN In the chair, minutes of hast IrrPeting RHEUMATIC CURE WAS THE GOOD read and signed. Moved by Geo, Erwin, ANO LL WHICH STILLED THE TEMPEST seconded by Thos. Elliott that the AND PILOTED SAFELY INTO THL HAR- accounts of Wm. Nicholson, fixing BUR OF HEALTH. culvert $1 ;"" Samur+l Moore, digging "I Glitch, $1 ; John McLeod, steps tit hill, $14; Louis Thompson, lumber, $2.08 wits so troubled with sciatica that At times the pain and suffering 1 be paid and Reeve grant orders for experienced Was excruciating. I fail- srarne—carried. Moved by Geo, Erwin, I eta In flesh to Almost a shadow. I was seconded by R. Bailey that the almost continuously fu hed for over it tceounts of Samea Donaldson, jr., $45 year', and I had spent -hundreds of dol- for- elect,* lights on streets up to May l.rs in doctoring. I had almost given 24th, 1827, be paid and Reeve grant up hope of it cure. A relative who had order for same—carried.Moyed by been cured of the same disease by James Thomson, seconded by Glen• South American RhOUMAtic Cure, Erwin that, this council grant the surer incluved me to try it. The first close of ten dollars to the Agricultur•aal gave me instant relief. After using Society (Stanley Branch) for the year three bottles I was completely cured." 1897—carried. Moved by Geo, Erwin, William Marshall, Varney P, O., Ont. seconded by R. Bailey that this Gosnell —Sold by Watts & Cu. do now adjourn to meet again on first Monday in July at 7 30 o'clock P Al 11. W, ERWIN, Clerk. DARK CLOUDS ROLLED AWAY. One of Death's Agents Sub- dued, Paine's Celery Compound Brings New Life to a Roxton Pond Lady. �s The medicine that can rescue and stave it human being after the hest ef. forts of medical men ,prove unavailing should merit the careful consideratium of every sick And diseased yuan And woman• Such it medicine is a boon to the world, in anchor of hope, protec- tion and joy to those who have been told that they are in, a hopeless condi- tion and incurable. Up to the present, nielical science has devised but one rereedy that fully meets the wants and desires of all suf- ferers This wonderful medicine is Paine's Celety Compound, to which thousands in Canada to -day owe life and good health. Here isa, statement from a Lady. Miss Marilla A. Bullock, of Roxton Pond, P. Q., a sufferer trout liver trouble, that is in every way sufficiently strong to convince the despairing, despondent and doubtful. She says "1 think it it duty and a pleasure to write and tell you what your Paine's Celery Uormpound hits done for tie, it sufferer frunn liver trouble. "rw•o years ago I had a very bad at- tack of it, and called in it, doctor who relieved we of the trouble, but. I still remained weak and railing, and had another and more severe attack. I was under the doctut's care for four' months, and received very little relief, "I was very weak, not able to nit up more than a few minutes At it time. A little.aurlk taken ;It ineals would dis- tress int', and I was nervous and could get but little sleep. "Hearing what Paine's Celery Com nonnd had done for it fiaend. I gave up uocturing and used your medicine. f have taken six bottles and have receiv- ed much good. I am able to eat it ,rood meal, I sleep well, seldom lie t own during the c -ay, and cion drive six utiles over long It- roads without getting tired." Rain was general throughout Mani- toba Tuesday night, and arrive3 just in titre to save the Holds from clawage, its reports of an unsatisfactory nature have been received for the past few days. A Spanish Captain and two lieuten- ants were tried by coin-Cinartiaal in La Cabana fortress and sentenced to be shot for Cowardice, in having surrend- ered the Government fort; it Uashorro, in eastern Cuba, lu the rebels. KIDN)EY SENSE. CURE-ALLS ARE OUT OIC` THE gUESTION IN KIDNEY DISORDERL—A LIQUID SOLVENT—A SPECIFIC KIDNEY TONIC IS THF ONLY SAFE REMEDY. How marry discover when it is too late that the kidneys have literally been ground out by the little soli;l particles which at-(-, contained in the blood of all sufferers front kidney disease, And which accumulate in these organs. Common sem, e 8:) -'s and ricdicalscience his proven it, Wat it liquid solvent, which will dissolve these solids and emaicate thern from the system is the only sure cure for kidney disorder. South American Kidney Cu -e isa solvent. It has been tested in almost hopeless cases, and there is yet to be recorded against it a failure .to cu^e when it has had it faithtul trial. Pills will not do it as they are not solvents. Don't trifle,—Sold by Watts & Co. In the Royal Military Tournament at Islington the ?8th Highlanders of Toronto won tl,: bayonet competiti.vn pt'ize, defeating the picked teams of the British army. The representatives of the Conserva- tive party in Parliament banqueted Sir Charles- Tupper Wednesday night its alt acknowiedgment of his disting- uished sTivices_� What Hood's Sarsaparilla hits done for others it will also do for you. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures all brood diseases. Mr. Shaughnessy, of the Canadian Pacific railway, says if the agreement with the Government becomes law, the line will be built through the Crow's Nest plass and the summit of the Rockies by full, and through the Kootenay lake by the end of next year. Byron used a great deal of hair- dressing, but was vera* particular to have only the best to be found in the market, If Ayer's Hair vigor had been obtainable then, doubtless he would rave testt.-1 its merits, its so many distinguished and fashionable peopie are doing now -a -clays. The Marquis of Lorne, formerly Gov- ernor-Gienerral of Canada, had in Thurs- day's London Graphic a long and eulo- gistic review of the Dominion of Can - Ada, in which he gays that the mineral resources of the Dominion offer a fair field for British capital, r Capt. Duncan McRac•hren, who had been it resident of Algoma since the early fifties, and was one of the very few old-timers left, died at Port Arthur Fr•idi{y. The son of the Rev. George Brooks, the clerical begging letter writer, at - t= d to hoesewhip Mr. Henry Lit- re, the proprietor of Truth, for exposing his father,. "I bought a box of Dr. Chase's L'at- arrh Cure at the Drug Store of Mr. Boyle here. I am thankful to say it has proved most Ofec•tive. I have also tried yotu• ' Kidney -Liver Pills and found them excellent."—Henry R. Nicholls, rectory, London. Sit- Richard Cartwright Las express- ed the belief that an adjournment of the House will be reached in a couple of weeks. The Winnipeg City Council has tirade it brant of $10,000 toward a fund to be raised for the erection of it wing to the hospital to be knower its the V ictol•ira wing. Soule people :are constantly troubled With pimples and boils, especially about the face and neck. rhe best ieuredy is a thorough curse of Ayer's `Sarsapiu illa, which oxpells till hurnors through the prupw' Chalrucls, •and so crakes the skin become soft, healthy and fair'`_ The Owen Sound Sum winds up an article of good roads as follows: • Uoud roads and at house of Industry would snake this comilry such an attractive place of residence tha•L we would have to pass an ulie zi Iaty if we wanted to keep it to ourselves. Let us hope that there will Arise suave clay in the County Council a Moses who will lead its out of the tvildet.ress of bud roads." Rev. AV. J. Waddell happened with an accident whale working At the Chiselhurst Church on Saturday week which might have proved serious. While assisting in skidJing tip it sticK of timber the end of it struck another log which tolled oil his leg and it took the united efforts of tour men to r(,, - move it. Fortunately his leg was in such a position that it was not broken, being simply bruised :and no serious injury is likely to result. Ile took his regular work on Sunday. MAIDEN BLUSHES. HOW THEY FADE WHEN THE HAND OF DISEASE AND DISORDF,% LAYS HANDS ON `1HEM—WHAT A GOD -SEND IS A RELIA.BLE AND WELL TRIED REMEDY —HOW WE HAIL THF, RETURN OF THF PINI{ OF HEALTH CINDER I'rs IN- FLL•FNCE—IF IT'S GOOD FOR THE MAIDEN,' IT'S GOOD FOR THE MOTH- ER. "ley daughter had b ­^n ailing for, nearly two years with 'aervous pr:)s tration, indigestion and other com- plaints which girls in their, teens, are' subleet to. For day s ctt a tf tie she w•as cunhtie(l to hrr bets, and could retain nothing on her stowitch. Our family Physician finally declared she Was in a decline. We dost aired of her re- covery. She gradually geew worse. I had found so little benefit from re- medies 1 was ski• -tical about trying South American -cervine. I, how- ever, procured it 1) ;Atie ant' relief came like magic; the pain lett her in a, day, and after taking fivo bottles she was completely eiired, ,and its well and heat i v its ever she had been," Mrs. Geo, i3ooth, Otangeviile, Ont.—Sold by Watts & Co. William Delaney, o,.:, of the Melan- etbon fire -bugs, Was Friday found guilty of setting fire to his own house :and barns in the hope of securing the insurance, and was sen'onevd at Orangeville to five ; •Zrs in the peni- tentiary. Mr, W. J. Bryan, the defecated Demo- cratic candidate in the recent United States Presidential elections, lectured to an immense audience Friday even- ing in Massey Music hit]], Toronto, oil the subject of Bimetallism. The lee- ttlre was an eloquent and forcible ex- position of the subject and was Well received. County Currency. On Tuesday morni a boy in the ernplove of Robt. McLaren of the London Road, arose and after doing some chores, took ilia del •,•tur•e before the rest of the family had risen. He left his clothes and ''valance of wages. The family are very anxious, fearing there is something wrong with his mental condition. A very happy event took place Wed- nesday evening at the residence of Mr. Wm. Doubt 'ay, Wingham, it being the marriage of his only daugliter to Mr. George Haist, of Brussels. The Isnot was fast- ened by Rev. Mason in the pre- sence of a large nu.•vber of invited guests, Miss Sar_h Haist, sister of the groom, acted as br•idestnaid, while Mr. Wm. Doubleday, brother of the bride, acted as t it .van for the groom. A number of relatives of the groom were present from Brussels. The bride received many valuable presents. George, son of Mr. Wm. Zinger of Exeter met with is painful accident last Wednesday. He was playing around Mr. R. Lang's implement ware - rooms When in some manner he acci- dentally fell off it piece of machinery, his head corning fn contact with some of the Parts and cutting it severe gash in his torehead about four- inches long. Several stitches were required to close the wound'. Stationety, 1%wA& 1%,1% 4k�_R « '%,,V 4W,%r Off* e SUI*PpeS9 Job Printing, The News -Record r , Calls special attention to our Stationery and Office Supplies and Job Printing Depart- ment. We are unsurpassed.... By any town or city in the Goods we handle or the prices we quote for Stationery and Printing and the quality of hotel is always guaranteed. A perusal of this announcement may suggest, something you may be In need of, and in such case we solicit your patronage, feeling `confident that our efforts to please will meet with the approval of our patrons, Letter Heads In this line we have a very fine stock of Writing papers suitable for every class 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 importantplacein Com- ruercial correspondence. See what we have got. Bill Heads If the "pay-as-you-go', Ilan was the order of the day the demand for account paper wotild not be so great; but there cu some men who get so many dunners that they wonder If the stock will ever run out. We don't intend it to, and at present our stock is com- plete in this line. Good paper and neat ruling. Statements Our stock is large. They come cheaper than bill heads, and are the proper thing to send after it delinquent once a month. They are sure to fetch hire 'round-- somptime. Envelopes We makea specialty of Envelopes. You know It would be hard to get along without envelopes, and to keep up with the demand for tbein we, keep a large stock on hand. Plain or- Printed we are offering some great snips. One line in piar'ticular is going off fast - 50 for 5c. Commerical Printing A vast amount of work under this head to enumerate would more than take tip the entire space oe- cupied by this adv t,'but wi� do it all at THF NEWS-RF,CORD, Invitations to an "At Home" or it wedding require considerable taste in selee- tion sometimes, but we make, it An easy matter by keeping in stock the very latest and best samples to be had. Call and see. If you want Circulars We. excel in all the different kinds of work we turn out, and particu- larly in this, and keep in stock plain and 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 a large range of work, from a bread and milk ticket to it neat calling card, from an or- dinary admission ticket to it tasty business card or it handsomely printed membership ticket. Memoriam Folders In this line THE NEws-RECORD can supply every design, quality and price on the market. Posters Our facilities for turning out this class of work are evidenced by the fact that we always do good work: and give superior satisfaction in all respects. Dodgers arrel e greatly in demand. Our facile ties etre superior for this class o work and the very reasonable prices keep our presses busy. Sale Dills We make it specialty of them• promptness being our aim in this respect. A notice of sale will ap- pear in THE NEWS -RECORD free of ebarge when bills for same are secured here. All Kinds bf Work in the typographical printing litre can be done in this establishment in an expeditious and artistic manner and Dur prices will be found very reason- able. M-ourning Papers and Envelopes For corrospondenee we can give you up-to-date goods. We also carry full lines of Pens, Pencils, Scribblers, Tablets, Erasers, Inks, Writing Paper, &c., &c. In thanking our many patrons for the very liberal support accorded us if the past, a continuation of the samAl liberal support is solicited. TAO dews -Record, CLINTON. +; � . ..."� •. .y .. ,, .7, " �, ,.." � ..-,i."""' '_ ,. �.` ., Vit_ aw..r.,.: ,. i - .. _. ii�1�C+.i1 F.u�wJGlft li ... '7 . I alts., 1