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The Huron News-Record, 1897-07-14, Page 6f A ' Y ^�'AP� G�0 ff.•gTi i \',.! r Sewing juaaftlRe Wafefoon1s. i 1 AND THL e a I have made arrangements with the NEW HOME, SEWING MACHINE ��• '`0 I T � � I ^I \ CObIPANY unsurpassed r machines turd am prepared to They the public tin >>yi�rst4tl article unsurpassed for durability and the quality of work, They will t+e pl+tced J ` �l on trial free, we compete with till machines on thea ruarket. I rtlsu have other fbngh-cure, t,d)Cle ornlod 1 sw tit utile I � %' grades at less money. Needles and parts supplied for all wakes of wachines. thrmit;i tt'uice]y for discuses uY the S?�� �I�' ` WASHING MACHINES. -I am agent for the celebrated Authon Wayne tlu•uat lied lou"•(, is t\)cr',; ('Llrry �-- � Y Pectus). ay an dile:* , I ('p m(di- Washer, the largest manufacturers of Washers in the world. The machine cannot be beat in any respect. I still handle the Improved Ideal and Manitoba sign, fol th", store (t' I `� I . .� Washers. Also Clothes Wringers, the best in the market. 1,111.1nt, '+h l.rlal' 1� c i'c'r and - - T�%M 11 L,jclplllg Cough, Y +v+• ®�RE, AYER'S til- The Old Stand, Huron Street, Clinton. Cherry Poctortl ' - -- - — ��-- - ----- - -- `'+" (:.;toot be Ctlll;l]E'C{. ) M. BI4AWLEY, Iii:,. ;sere. of mot;i r- the American 13ktp- tist Publishing Society, Petersburg, Va., endorses it,as a cure for violent colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Erawley also adds: Toai,l trl]n]sters suffering from throat troubles, Y recommend AYEEM'S Cherry Pectoral Awarded Nedal at Ylorld'e Fair. AYEITS PILLS Cure Liver and St-imach Troubles, The Huron News -Record - 1'16 a Year -91.00 in Advance-- - WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th, 1897. Sait and its Properties. Used in washing the hair it will pre- vent the hair frorn falling out. A teaspoonful of salt in a gimp will make Kerosene oil give a brighter light. added to a bucket of water it forms a remarkably effective fire extinguisher. A handful of rock salt added to the bath is the next best thing to an ocean dip. Lramp salt will remove the discolora- tion of tea and the like in dishes that v have been carelessly washed. ed. New calicos soaked in it strong solu- tion of salt for an hour before washing will retain their colors better As a dentifrice salt and water will not only cleanse but whiten the teeth and will harden the gwns. When broiling steak a pinch or two of salt thrown on the fire will quench the flames arising from the dripping fat. A weak solution• is good for sore throat, to he used as it gargle, and this is still better if a few grains of red pep- per are added. Ink Stains may be removied by the use of moistened salt. When it be- comes discolored remove it and use a fresh supply until no color remains. Dissolved in water nod snuffed up the nostrils it is of use in curing catarrh, but when chronic its use must he per- sisted in night and morning for several months. A 1 ittle salt to raw or boiled starch will prevent the irons from sticking and make the starch whiter. If the irons are rough lay the salt on it piece of brown paper, lay a piece of muslin over it, and rub the irons on it until they are bright and smooth. A bag of salt heated and applied over a painful spot is often very efficacious in allaying pain, especially those of a colicky nature, to the stomach and bowels, says a writer in the Bo4ton Traveller. A weak solution of salt in water is a good remedy for slight indi- gestion, especially that characterized by it sense of weight and oppression. Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmers now than his other crops. Brown Bros. Co., the most extensive nursery house: in Canada, have a vacan- ty this section. Write thein at Brown's Nurseries, Ont., for their terms. A pessimistic view of the negotia- tions for peace between Turkey and Greece is taken in Athens, and even the resumption of hostilities in the near future Is regarded as possible, -IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH.' Tian and Wife Join Hands in Pro- ciaimina the Great Soatil Amer- ican Nervine King of Cures for Stomach Trouble and Nerves. Mr. S. Phillips of Wiarton, Ont., writes: "I was very much emaciated by chronic dysentry and dyspepsia for I), number of years. No remedy or no physician seemed to successfully cope with my case. When all else had fail- ed I read of the cures being effected coSouth American Net -vine, I de - died to �ive it a trial. Before I had taken ha►If it bottle I was much im- proved and felt greatly' relieved. A few bottles of it have made me a new lean. I aro better and healthier than I had felt for vears." His wife was all - so in great sudever from stomach trou- ble and headaches. She says: "See- ing the wonderful effect it was having on my husband I tried it also. The remedy gave me almost instant relief, and has cured and made a strong woman.of one." -Sold by Watts & Co. There are two curses of small -pox in the Montreal Hospital. The Life of Dr. Chase. As a compiler of Chase's Recipe Book, his name is familiar in every household in the land, while as a physician his works on simple formulas left an im- print of his namA that will be handed down from generation to generation. His hast great medicine, in the form of his Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, is having the largepublic patronage that his Ointment. Pills and Catarrh Cure are having. Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is especially adapted for all Bronchial and Asthma- tic troubles. St First Cuuutry-rnau--11'ho be th'gen- 11(annu wot's taken the squire's 'ouse, Jim? Second Countryman—'L+` beau't no g^u. tlenlau; 'e be a lawyer.—London Sketch. A ConvinclnC h:xpliauatton, "Whit.t's the reason you would *not ,t(('l-pt me oil tha: jury?" agh(d a men ho had been waiting sunie tints for a+urt to adjourn. "Because you admitted that you had formed an (rhinion about the ease," re- plied the lawyer. "Do you mean to insinnte that that would prevent my being fair Biu weigh ing the evidence?" "Oh, no—not at all! The oul, trouble is, that a man who has gotten into the habit of forming opinions on his own account would not be nearly so likely to take my word for things,"—Washing- ton Star. A tlneatiou of Aze. "Johnny," saki a Jeffersuu county fenWe tLaeher, whose age is concealed by the arts Well kuow•u to women, "Johnny, how many Presidents have ive had in the United States?" "I dutluo," said the boy. "11'hy," replied she, "when I was your age I cuuld tell at once the uaane of every President." "Of course you could," replied the lad, "because when you was my age there hoc] been but two or three Presidents." "Johnny, Cake yutu• seat; the le»un for to -day ]s ended." -Gulden (Culp.) Globe. - Deteriolned to Advance. "I hope," said the elderly genticttia n Who patronizes art, "that you will nut alllow yuurself to be content with slight results." .No, indeed," replied the promisih;; prima donna. "Strive to be further along to -day th:ut you were yesterday. "That's exactly what I have been do- ing. This morning I struck the iiuuingt went for $25 a week more sulary."— Washington Star. Thoucht Ile \Vould Try It. Henpeck—Is this the office of Qu]gley's Quick Cure? Patent Jledicine Mau—Yes. "GI-mme six bottles for my wife." "'fried all other remedies, w•ithou,t ex,c- cess, eh?" "iso; she ain't stidc, at all. But I saw in your advertisement where a w•utnaw wrote, atter taking six bottes,'I'm a different woman,' and I •have holx's,"— !.'it -Bits. 'Ilie lla.,ger of It. Patient—Isn't it a little dangerous to acbninister anesthetics'? Mast be terrible to have one die in your chair'afte-r yuu have given him ether. Dentist—Yes; it was for that reason that we adopted a rule that where au arestlxtic is administered the patient must pay in advance,—Boatou Train - script. Identical, Sadi—Now, papa, I know dear Jack is just like you. Papa—I[umph! Why do you say that? Sadi—I heard you say the other night that wham yon married maTnma yuu hadn't a penny. Jack wants to marry me, and he's in the same condition.— Philadel.phia North American. Chief End of Man. "The chief end opt man seems to be to get something for 'nothing," said the young man who win stT•iviag to con- ciliate his best girl's father. •'T(ro trite," maimed the old gentleman, "For histri.nce, you're trying .to get my daughter for yourself."—Detroit free Press. A Fellow Feetin$. "My brethren," &U41 the ,minister, "you don't know how happy you will be if YOU only have a fellow -feeling in your bosom." "Rumph!" maid one of his hearers, "I had a fellow feeling in my bosom last Tright, and I've got no diamond pin this morning." --New York 'Tribune. sentimental soul, Weary Watidnii—Funny, but I've been hearin' crickets for two or three days au the drile. Hungry Biggins—Yes, they're two 04 'em in my whiskers. Don't they sound homelike, and all that sort of thing'?— Indianapolis Journal. A Iran to Venerate. Perry Patettic -I git mighty tired id sewn' ole Gladstone's name yin the papers. Wayworn Watson—I don't. I have had a giaruyne love for that mail ever since I ser• that he said this here: "\[y ambition is for rest, and rest alone."— Cincinnati Enquirer. Uon't. Mother film. Lusty Lawrence—Don't dose here jokes about us gays in de comic papers make yer tired? Weary Walker—Well dey might have somethin' ter do wid it, Irut I kinder tiu'k I'm tired ennyway.—Up-to-Date. out of Ilumor. Iurlit'ir-Mr. Cose, your jokes have lost 0.1 their humor here of late. What's the trouble? Joe 4Yose--I guess I'm not well. I've felt reAher funny for a week past.- Philadtlpbia North American. Insanity I J1111101 omnIDUs Line, In Summer Goderich, Ont. Nvhen to Godorloh do not. neglect to secure Miller's Oninibns to till parts of the town. Our h p livery Is well equipped with reliable horses rutd Brought on by Nervous and 'good riga, and pricoi will East be found reg. seut)Ic. SGiblcs un Ertst Sn•uct, uwu• the "quare--tolephoue No. 5l. JONATHAN 9•IILLER, Mental Troubles. Goderich, WANTED, I can pay Ica duliars weekly to a hidY of mut urs OgO, rutlacnicnt and taf.t to spend her t3mo in a good souse. faine's Celery Con pound the T. It. LINSCOTT, Poroulu, Ont Great ToNver of Safety. Nervous diseases when aggravated by utental distill ba aces produce tuore cases of insanity in the' hot weather than at tiny other season of the year. Nerv(ms headache, nervous dyspep- siit, sleeplessness, and chronic constipa- tion induce depr"sion of spirits, ex- treme weakness, morbid fears, des- pondency and btnguor; from these dread insanity cuuies slowly and surely. Nervous sufferers have a dread of hot weather. Finding themselves deeper in the pit of misery slum they were in the spring and early suninter they are in utter despair. 'thousands whose cases have not been wet by treatment they are now under are loudly calling for help. There is hope and rescue for yon, reader, if you are one of the sufferers. You are in need of Paine's Celery Compound, that great builder of the nervous system. Its vitalizing ruction commences with the first bottle you use, You soon begin to realize than you are daily drinking health. The volume of blood immediately incie:uses in the arteries, and the body is fully fed and nourished. Your appetite be - conies keen and natural, the tired net ves and brain are strengthened, and you feel impulses of health that cheer the soul. The power of Paine's Celery Coni- pound,over nervous summer diseases is admitted by tens of thousands who have used the marvellous medicine. This remarkable ten,edy will most assuredly meet your case and give you a new life; it will lay the foundation for future happiness anis long years. Weak, wretched, and infft m reader, we counsel you to make use of this life: -restorer at once, and enjoy the true blessings of health. A convention of West Victoria Con- servatives will be held tit Lindsay on July 10. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned, having been restored to health by simple means, after suffering for severalyears with a severe lung. affectiun, and that dread disease Consumption, Is anxious to make known to his fellow Nuire-rerm the means of cute. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully mend (free of c•hargel a copy of the prescrip- tion used, which they will find a swc cure for consunrptron, Asthma., Cater?* Bronchitis and all throat and Luhg Maladiu. He hopes all sufferers will try him remedy, as It is Invalu- able. Those desiring the precription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a Bless - Ing, will please address, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn, New Y ork. Mr. Stephen J. King, Postotriice In- spector of St. John, N. B., is de:.d. SCIATIC. OUCH 11! Ii.tiC:RUOIATiNG PAINS-11AV E YOU SUP- FURED RHEUMATIC OR SCIATIC: PAINS" --SOUTH :ADiMRi(LAN RHN:L'- MATIC ('URIs' WILL RELIEVE IN RIX HOURS AND CURE. "I suffered intensely with rheuina- tisirl and sciatica in toy left hip. I tried a great many retnedies and +t number of physicians, but they could do very little, for rile, only giving rue at tines It little temporary relief. I saw -South A)teriean Rheumatic Cure advertised and decided to give it it trial. The first few doses benefitted me wonderfully, and after takingonly two bottles the pains disappeared, and there has been no return. I consider my cute It marvel, as I had been so bad for two years that had I been fiven the whole universe I could riot lie on toy left side." E. ERRETT, Mei•- rickville, Ont. -Mold by Watts & Co. Between twenty and thirty printers were discharged from the printing bureau at Ottawa. Dr. Chase Cnres Backache. Kidney trouble generally beµins with it single pain in the back, and ir. time developes into Bright's Disease, People troubled with stricture, impedi- ments, stoppage of water, oritfregnent desire to urinate at night, will find Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills a blessing. Rend the wonderful cures in another column. One pill is a dose, and if taken every other night will positively care kidney trouble. There is no truth int a report that the Queen has bee( me bl d. tier eye- sight is no more defects a than might be expected at her advanced age. To prevent pale and delicate child. ren from ]a.psin into chronic invalids later in life, t�ey should take Ayer's Sarsaparilla together with plenty of wholesome food and outdoor exercise. ,)Whitt they need to build up the sys- tem is good red blood. FOR SALE. R[,A(`li'S IIU'L'I+;1., I)UNGANNON. Prapct• ty, huruitti•e antl License. fit good repair. I)ohlg good business. Possession at. Once Apply to Mkt". "ARAII HLAC'K, Dungannon ws-f i. Dress Cutting Sohool, The school of dress culling is open al Ctrails' FlOtul, Golderieh. A tie", tailor st stem the wading system of thv e world, ('overs tit( entero nutgge of work. Cuts every style Of g:tr norm on tllo goods, 110 retitting, nu patterns costs no more than a chart.. Lessons given al your own ionto ivilhuut exntl cluuge. Specilt. rates to Dress nutkerg and girls front the noun try. Tho Goderich Ittrlics should nut Iltlss Iii: cliance to perfect, theatsclves in this intportani hrauc'h of work, Open (tally for enc month. June 14. !Nil)-tt STAR RETHRANTI HUM Street,. CllntoR. We are wide open for the hut, Weill h. er' seasur! and are after your pat runnge ICP CREAM, C7001, DIUNi« FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY CIGARS and TOBACCO. EVERYTHING iN SEASON. Our parlor is ehecry and comfortable. Lunches at all hour. CHAS. WITTS, Huron St., Clinton tf A(�jIll 7 - Agent,; for "(?uccut vies lv 1 E 1 � toria, Her Iteigil •uu Diamond Jubilee '• Overflowing with lutes and rivhcst prlaures. Contains the cndorset biography of Her \1aiesty, with authentic Hie tory of her remarkable reign.,And full accoun of the Diamond.lubilee. Onl)- $1,50. Bigbook Tremendous demand. lionan•ra for agcitts Coil] III ission50porceitt. Creditglvel. 1'1101,1{) FGUTFIT' PRISE. Duty Paid. Write cluiel for nut.At and territory. THE TAMINI()? COMPANY, Dept. 7, U) Dearborn St., Chiragc Colborne. COUNCIL. ---Colborne council met it the township hall June 20. Alenrher all present. Minutes of last nteetinf read and signed. The following tic counts were paid, viz.: Wit. Nt(!Phet repairing crossway, $2; Jos. AlWalln gravelling, $19.50; Wit. Bogie, grity 14 ing, $2S; Sani'1 Mor•iLq. inspecting $'L; Seth Fisher, gravelling, $M SO Edward Stratighan, inspecting, $1,'L5 Will. Bogie, repairing road, $1.73, Ed ward Milliatt, cutting hill, $ti; Jaine. Feagan, gravelling, $15.40; Samuel Al leen, inspecting. $'L; Chas. Treble, grmv elling, $30.70; Albert Alugford, inspect ing, $t; Edward Grigg, for gravel, $117 Will. Allen, culvert., $1.25; Will. Fow ler, gravelling, $12.21 ; John Treble teat) on grader one day, $2.550; ltobt McMillian, tears oil grader one clay $2.50; Frank Melrityre, teats on grad er one duty, $2.50 ; Joshua Allen, cuttint and grading hill, $24.75; John Stevens cutting ditch, $3:211: ,lames Fluker gravelling, $1D.26 ; Win. Symington, inspecting, $1.50;Jarlles Mitchell, attt ing hill, $3,35: las. Mitchell, roa( work, $2.61,0; H. Chisholm, inspecting $1.7:5); Jaules Mitchell, two sheep killer by dogs, $4; James Chisholm, road work, $5.50; James Horton, gr•avcllinF $1.50; Stephen Foley, burying dog, 250. Jas. Ch'ishohn, burying sheep, 50c. ,john Barker, culvert on boundary line $5 ; John Clark, repairing culvert, $11 Henry Tewsl .y, team on grader twc days, $5; John Barker, team on grade) seven days, $1750; Jobn Barker, run ning grader five clays, $15; John Bar ker, road work, $5; Wm. Straughnn huttment at Ben. Miller's bridge, $123; Henry Fisher, running grasser fivI clays, $7.50; Thos. Gledhill, nails fol bridges at G. M., $1.33; John,Mugford inspecting, $3; Signal, advertising Court of Revision, $1.95; Cash Cullis for gravel, $3.44. Adjourned to meet again July 4th, at 8 o'clock p. m. -F W. McDoNAGH, clerk. CAN WORK ALL THE TIME. "My daughter was suffering witt catarrh of the stomrtch, and tried many different prescriptions without benefit. Finally she began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and it helped het at once, She has taken fifteen bottlee and is now able to work all the time, We prize Hood's Sarsaparilla very highly." ANNA MERR.ILL, Eaton. Que. HOOD'S PILLS act harmoniously with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills 2cents. A young woman named Maggie De gnitat, 20 years of age, attempted ti: commit suicidt' in Victoria(, Park, Brantford, by swallowing morphine. She will probably recover. Ask your grocer for For Table and Dairy, Purest and Best Stationary, Office st,HeS9PP Job Pr*nting,' The News -Record Calls special attention to our Stationery and Office Supplies pp and Job Printing Dep rt - m ent. `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 both 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 it very fine stock of writing papers suitable for every class of business represented in this locality, also for private use. Note Heads This useful 1;]ze is kept iri stock, the dualities heiig in several grades. Memo. Heads These fill an impoi tant placein coin, luercittl correspondence. See what the have got. Bill Heads If the "pay-as-you-go" plain was the order of the clay the demand to" account paper would not be so great; but there t.re sortie 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 stack is coni- plete in this line. Good paper ane] neat ruling. Statements Our stock is ]urge. They COME cheaper than hill heads, 'and are the proper thing to send after It delinquent once it month. They are sure to fetch hits 'round- sonletillte. Envelopes We. niakea specialty of Envelopes, You know it- would he hard tc get along without envelopes, and to keep up with the demand fou them we keep a large stock on hand. Plain or Printers we are Ofering some great scapi. One line in particular is going 0'1, fast - 50 for 5e. Commerical Printing A vast amount of work under this head to enumerate would more than take up the entire space oc• copied by this adv t, but we (to it all at THE NEws-R4iWORD. Invitations to an "At Home" or a, wedding require considerable, taste in selec•' tion solnetinies, 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 till the different kinds of work we turn out, kind particu- I:tr•ly in this, and keep in stock platin and fancy papers suitable for 1111 reguireutents. Programs of entertainments and meetings g .promptly turned out, from the Plain and neat to the most elegant. Cards and Tickets These cover it large range of work, from it bread and milk ticket to it neat: calling card, frorn an or- dinary admission ticket to it tasty business card or at handsomely printed mernbership ticket. Memoriam Folders In this line THE NEws-RECORD can supply every design, quality atnd price. on the market. Posters jk. Our facilities for turning out this Class of work are evidenced by the fact that we always do good vl'rk and give superior satisfaction in all respects. Dodgers are greatly in demand. Our facili- ties are superior for this class of work and the very reasonable -prices keep oto• presses busy. Sale Bills 'We make a specialty of them promptness being our aim in this respect". A notice of sale w1,11 ap- pear pear in TIIE NEws-RECORD free of charge when bills for same are secured here. All Kinds of Work in the tvpographic•al printing line can be done in this establishment in an expeditious and artistic manner and Our prices will be found very reason- able. Mourning Papers and Envelopes For correspondence we can give you up-to-date goods. We also carry full lines of Pens, Pencils, Scribblers, "rablets, Erasers, Inks, Writing Paper, &C., &C. In thanking our many patrons for the very liberal support accorded us in the past, a continuation of tb a same - liberal support is solicited. TA,0, X8'W8MR0G0f67 CLiINI'ON. i r , A. i 'N 1 F, �.