The Huron News-Record, 1889-12-18, Page 6Sav(i Tour
J3Y a thenelesture of Ayers Hair Tligotr,
?Ida prepazatign has rad equal as a,
dressing. i>r keeps the.acalp clean, cool,
anti, healthy, and preserveii the color,
fullpess, aid beauty of the hair.
"I was rapidly becoming bald and
gray;
but
after
using Veto or
thee
e
bottles of Ayer's
Flair Vigor spy hair
grew thick auti, glossy and the original
color was restored."—Melvin Aldrich,
C a Centre, eN.
U.
"Hone time ago I lost all my hair in
consequeuce of measles. After due
waiting, no new growth appeared. I
then used Ayer's Hair Vigor and nay
bait: grew
Thick and Strong.
It has apparently come to stay. The
Vigor is evidently a great aid to nature."
--J. B. Williams, Floresvitle, Texas.
'°I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
the pest four or five years and And it a
most • .tisfactory dressing for the hair.
It is all I could desire, being barreterys,
causing the hair to retain its natural
color, and requiring but a small quantity
to render the hair easy to arrange."—
Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles street,
Haverhill, Mass.
"1 have been using Ayer's Hair Vigor
for several years, and believe that it has
canned uty hair to retain its natural
.:olor."—Mrs. H. J. King, Dealer in
Dry Goods, &o., Biahopviile, Md.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
PRYPAAED DY
Or. J. C. Ayer• & Co., Lowell, Maee.
Bold by Druagist.end Perfumer..
the HuronNews-Record
$1.50 a Year—$1.28 in Advance.
gr' The wan does not dojust:ee to his business
who Spends less in adaertwin9g than he does in
sol. --A- T Srswaar, the millionaire merchant
f New rni•Ir:
WediteAny. Dee. 1$th. 1889
DEAL) JEFF DAVIS.
'III: Body of Jefferson D:tvis lies
in state at the ta.y ball, New Orleans.
The city is filled up with strangers,
acid they join the ranks of the
iuouttier,s. The railroad companies
Chute are hard at work arr.ulgiug 'o
Intake the vast crowds who will
i�c.u;• into the city iueido of rhe next
two days. The detnanyl fur cars is
very great, and still growing. The
decoration of buildings is spreading
all over the city, and Chore ars not
decorators enough to do the work.
(;n. Nicliuls has appointed a
col i,niite • to take charge of the fund
tl• F,•, r••i;ell for Mrs. Davis and •her
daughter.
It] on,, °l.ly it is calculated that
_100,000, peuplo visited the bier. A-
mong those who canto tu'd,ry were
many Catholic pi iests,the•consuls of
foreign 14;111OIla, slid the ofllcels of
the high schools. • The girl's high
seltool sc,nta beautiful floral offering.
Among the Many offerings to -day
was au anchor sent anonymously by
a
British sailor,
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:1 WWOMAN'S FIGHT FCR
HER BABE.
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A. fa: mer from the vicinity of
1,settete, county of Argenteuil,
Quebec, relates the particulars of a'
ft el nt encounter which a settler's
v. ill naeled Leblanc has just had
Witte a ;are) bear. Mr. Leblanc
bad left the' house and his wife
went into the hack • yard to hang
out clothes, leaving a 6 -months -old
baby in the lionse'iu charge of
another child between 8 and 9 years
of age. Suddeuly the latter came
running to his mother and' cried,
"There is e big dog in the house ;
come quick or he will eat the baby."
At the satne time a small dog
which had been loft inside began to
bark at a fearful rate and Mrs.
Le:)lana all at once suspected what
was the matter; as bruin had been
prowling about the neighborhood
for some time previously, and she
immediately seized a small axe and
made towards the house. Getting
to flan kitchen, she saw an enor•
mots bear smelling 'around the
,r ',Ile, tint hearin • the woman
approach the*animal arose on his
hind lege, and while he attempted
to destroy the lady, she slashed and
cut right and left with the hatchet,
whieil was the only weapon at her
disposll. in the melee the cradle
w eve tented, and as the infant
f:',; dire,;tly in the rear of The bear,
it was seized by.the elder child,
°'ho had, followed his mother into
'ho r ^�, ?nd the little ono was
'•ane'liatuly carried 'upstairs Ont of
harm's way. Mrs. Leblanc now
tett that her stieugih was giving out,
and that if help did nut soun arrive
she should . be forced to succumb.
Bruit), with one terrible blow, sent
the axe flying out of the terrified
woinau's' hand, and was about
following it up with v lint would
psoiml:ly have proved a f,.t.al bluty
when Alrs. •Leblane fainted and fell
to the ;;hound. Tho enraged
rual'a ) t\v was placed on the pros-
trate woman's breast, when two
heavy bulldogs, followed by theireaster, • rushed into the house,
attracted by the screams of the
motho'' and children. The dogs by
!ferns, IV Cs were 100 11011y for bruin,
bet a helll from the hnshand's Title
put an end to the vicious animal,
and when his body was examined
ns many as fifteen gashes were
foend that had been 'inflicted by
tl;a ho •nic mother in her courageous
sueeessful attempt to save her
child. The brave lady is doing
well.
A
ApvlpR Mo M074414 ,44, Are: "4u d1 .
rged: at night; and bre1ce of you(re$,
b a sick Olt 4104(re Ong rhd cr ing wltb•
piio or,outting• l•eetbt II ee send ;at
epee and get a bottle oftrMta WineJo'a'
Sootb.itij Syrup" fey Children Teething:
its valus is incatenlahle,, la. will relteye
the poor itltiesufferer immediately. De -
peed upon it, wotheral there is no rids--
teke afoot it. It cures Pysenter,y apd
Darr r.
a . I gsa, regulates the t3topatsch xn4
Bowels, cures Wind uoilc softens the
Gums, reduces lullamma lou, and gives
top n
o a 4 energy to the ++
hole s s'tslli,
"Mrs Winslow's Soothing t yrup" for
chil ren teething is pleasant to the taste
arid is the preacriptioo of one of the oldest
and best female, physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
.the
throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. Ile sure andxsk fo-
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," ants ake no
other kind.
—Unless Governor Taylor inter-
feres with the Supreme Court's
decision, three brothers and their
two cousins—the five Barnard boys
—will swing from the same scaffold
in Tennessee on Dec. 23 for the
mnl•der of Henry Jutton. Public
sentiment is divided as to the de-
gree of guilt and punishment.
Many think the Governor• will merci •
fully interfere and save the necks
of :some of the boys. Others are
strengly„.of the opinion that he will
let 'the Iaw take its .course. The
five doomed men are now locked up
in the ,jail at Knoxville, where they
have been since last May: •
LIFE IN A LUMBER CAMP-.
While working in a lumber camp a
year ago I caught a severe cold which
aettled on my lungs, I got no relief
.until I tried Hagyard's Pectoral Bale
sane which cured me entirely. I
highly recommend it,
Jxo. L. WILSON, Magnettawan, Ont.
—The trial of the action brought
by the county, of Halton against the
G. T. R. was 'heard Friday .at Os-
goode Hall before Mr. Justice
Robertson. The action is brought
to recover the sutra of $65,000, be-
ing the bonus granted by the county
of Halton at the time of its construc-
tion to the Hatniltoil & Northwest-
ern Railway. One of the condi
tions was that the II. & N. W. R.
should be built and run as an hi -
dependent road for 21 years. Plain-
tiffs alleged that the recent amal-
gamation with the 0. 1`. R. is a
breach of that condition and seek to
recover their bonus. Judgment,.tvas
reserved.
EXPEL THE WORMS by using the
safe and reliable anthelmintic Free-
man's Worm Powders.
—The Rev, Harry Nichols, who
since April 1, has acted as pastor of,
the Methodist Church in Housa-
touic, Massy has fallen into disgrace
sold tied to Michigan. As early as
last May rumors were circulated
throughout the village that Nichols'
conduct toward young when was of a
singular nature, and about a month
ago Nichols was Ewarned to cease
occupying the: pulpit or 'trouble
would follow. Ho did so, but the
rumors of 'his immorality gained
publicity, and the presiding elder
and the stetti'rds of the church held
a conference With Nichols, who
pleaded guilty to the charges, and
was expelled, Documentary' evi-
dence was also produced showing
that .Nichols had been guilty of
similar acts while in the Christian,
or Carnpbellite, Church, and` that he
was expelled.
ROSE ISLAND REPORTS.
I can state that we have used
Hagyard's Yellow Oil with great bene-
fit for colds, sore throat, cuts, burns,
chapped hands, etc, •We can recoin,
mend it to be very usefnl and good
in many different ways.
MRs. ABEL HELPS,
Rose Island, Ont.
—i1alamazoo 'J'elegraplt :—The
Republican party of Michigan has
kept its word and "enacted 0 Akin—
gent local option and high license
late, by which • a::y county in the
State May adopt and enforce anao-
lute prohibition if it sews fit. But
not satisfied with this, the prohibi-
tionists shout for more ; and because
the sentiment of the State is against
thein on the questiou or State
prohibition they seek wengeauce
upon their friends by organizing an
independent party and attempting
10' place in power the very party
'that is oppnswl not only to prohihia
tior but temperance.
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. Mil wan key Wisconsin :-The
Roman C'sthoiics of Boston coin,
mated a grave mistake in courting
en issue on the (-namel selinol
gni-stint). It thoroughly aroused
the American ael,tinlent against
religious interference in the public
schools, null they were beaten, as
they will Ire in every other seetioon
of our republic where tin attempt
such folly. Moat of the Roman
Catholics of Boston aro foreigners;
and they obviously male an effort
to coerce int° our syst'ni the ideas
in which they had been bred and
which they had received from) foreign
enun1riee.
No remedy for blood disorders can:•
equal Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Though
concentrated and powerful, this medi
cine is perfectly safe, and may be
taken by children as well as adults.
Physicians 11 recommend it in pre,
ference to any Other. Price It 1.
Worth $5 a bottle.
Aa aNil va &i taixtca acoevien3tdarl►yauA
tertfully Proparedyresherl tiope r U5ett.for many
yearsbeerivate aeticewithaucceee,eucttorovfer
Wtrtyyearsusedbyt,Iapeoplo. EverYstngle•Ape-
PTheseu"Lipp t0c cure wi 8)out, drugging, ieurg
legg or ltoilueIns tee eYetelaa, sed are pa _tact Race
uwatttesever•ego, eereeeseset'tee Wortd.
et ST
'05 rwscsear, roa,
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F%yercongestion, 1mnnmation. .zt
Worms, Worm, Iov r, erne Celle.
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ousewcod Erenehuis .ZNeurq aid, Toothache,kac ts• .2
HendRlea StoIcsa actio v ro .yDyspepsia., noous oto mnch. 2
1 Sup/ire/louder el ola�+"
wnp,,0Profuse Plecls, •
1u]Conan. Difficult Pb
Batt 1tbetni, E slpelns, EruptionsReetan aurone dAneumatloPaina
1/ever mud orue, Chinet bralpria.. •
Piles, mud or Bleeding "" 'S
Catarrh, influenza, Coldlnthe/teed .5
whooping Cough vie}out Coughs,
General nelrtiltv.Piyelcatweakaaaa
K�idneyiltgease ...
uJslrnary Weakness, Wotttn ned,l:55
Diseases of tholl eart,Palpltatton 1,00
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Soid by Drugggtste,or sen(pogtpattd on receipt
Of _price. Int. SIWirnni;Ys' *WOW* (144 pages)
richly bound la cloth and gold, mailed free.
Humph reyee MedictneCo.109 Fulton St. N X,
PEC1F.,
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WELLS & 1t1C11ARDSON CO:'Agents,
-.MONTREAL.
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A LITTLE SPA.RE
May kindle a great fire, just so dys-
pepsia and bad blond give rise to•
countless !complaints which cannot
be cored until the dyspepsia is re•
moved, and the blood purified. To
do this is the work of Burdock Blood
Bitters, a medicine which always
cures dyspepsia, bad blood and alt
complaints of a similar origin.
=•Fedre _the manufacture of rens
thb amoa'ut of sat el daily nsed is
about eighteen tons,
Nearly ail colds are slight, at first,
but their tendency is to so lower the
system that the sufferer becomes a
ready victim to any prevalent dis-
ease. The use of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, in the beginning of a cold,
would guard against this danger.
—Prior to 1829 ail baliote used
throughout 1ho States were written:
The first printed ballot was used in
Dlassachusett1 -i`n - 1830 by David
Iieesitau', and 'vas refused. ft took
n ,leets",, of the Supreme Court to
estal, ish its t•alidl'.3.
A NEW ELEMENT
Moat bo infused into the blood of
the weak and debilitated, who suffer
from disease of tho stomach, liver,
bowels, kidneys or blood. This re,
vitalizing constituent is supplied by
Burdock Blood Bitters which repairs
waste, drives out all impurities and
restores health to the entire system.
—They have nn1affeetive way of
dealiu; with habilt4a1 drunkards in
Norway awl Sweedeu. They put
them in gaol and fell thorn entirely
011'1)rra,l anti wine. I 'he hr. -ail is
in wine for ail hour hl -fore
it is eerve,l. The first day a wan
will take it, but ,,:fur,, wally more
he will hake the sight of it. After
an Itl-ale,'t•ti:1011 rat tilts Bort many
• become to/al abstainers.
TO INVIUORA'L'E both the body
and the brain, use the reliable tonic,
Milburn's Aromatic Quinine Wine.
--William R. Bond, East Whits
by, brother—in law of Mr. M. A.
James, of The Bowmanville States'.
man, died on Monday front the
effect of a •kick received {'rola his
horse while driving to town in conn-
pany with his wife, on Saturday
evening. H.e hall a short whip and
leaned forward to -.strike the born,',
,when the latter kiefted et er the
dash, striking Mr. Bond in the
stomach, D,'censell Jeaves a wife
•and six small children.
MAKE NO DELAY I
Is a perfect cure for croup .and
colds, and I can recommend Hagy.
ard's Yellow Oil-eonebottle of which
cured ate of a very bad cold. 1:.would
say to all sufferers, make no delay in
using it atilt givesa quick relief.
W. J. KENNY, Stittaville, Ont.
—The Harriston 'Tribune says
that last su,,It,1 r a cou;pie, of patent
right men called upon Thos. Dally,
of Minto, and after, explaining the;;
merits of their article in glow-
ing terms and showing • by
figures the heaps or Money to be
made, sold him the right of a certain
section of country in which 'lie
could sell this super!) washing
'maecliiu. The price to lei paid
for this tight was $400, end the,
notes were drawer up and signed;
Then 11fr. Daily thought he should
have Inuger bine upon the notes.
He was a -ked what, he was worth
and replied about $4,000.—'ibis up -
peered to be satisfactory to the pat-
ent right wee itud they h.gteed to ex•
tend the time and new notes for the
$400 wens drawn up and signed, the
swindlers picking up both lots end
going away with $800 in good notes,
About a month ago Mr. Dally re-
ceived an invitation to attend court
at Harnilton, and it was gently
hinted to him that he had better
bring $800 along. 'lilis, of course,
brought all the notes into court
where they now are. How the cnae
will terminate it is hard t'e.tell. It
seetlla etreitge that there io to be
found in a country flooded with
newspapers that "are, weekly expos..
ing such ca8ee am the- above a ma&
of intelligence that, can be duped in
such a ti stiller.
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Naws linemen at low rates. The law
1110.1tes it' eouaputsory to advertise stray stook
If you want any kind of advertising. you will not
do better than call or 'ews Re•ocord.Z
THE KEY TO HEALTH
Unlocks all the clogged c,•, 1 cs of t,i
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
oil' gradually without weakening the system,
all the impurities and foul humors of the
secretions; at the same time Correcting
Acidity of the Stomach, curing Bili.
ousnes,•Dyspepsia, Headaches, ,Diz-
ziness, Heartburn, Constipation,"
Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy, Dim-
ness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Blysi etas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Id'ervousness andncdeneral
Debility; all these and many other simi-
lar Complaints yield to the happy influence
of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Sample Bottles 10c ; Regular size $1.
. For sale by all dealers.
T.11111,BU1tlr d1 CO.. Proprietors. Toronto.
DEATH DEALING DRUGS
Such as Calomel, • Morphine, etc.,
are remedies better left alone. They
often weaken even strong constitu-
tions. This Burilock Blood Bitters
never does, it contains no mineral or
other poison, and cures all diseases
of the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
and blood by unlocking the secre-
Akrns and removing all impurities.
—Tho body of Alexander Mc-
Kenzie has been found iu a swamp
about foot miles from Heiipeler. The
throat.was cut from ear to ear, 'and
the cutting was undoubtedly the
work of the unfortunate mate him-
self while in a fit of despondency,
brought on by foss of employment.
He was over sixty years of age and
had lived in the locality for more
than twenty years.
(X) f4UMPTION SURELY CURED,
TO THE EDITOR
Please inform your readers that I
have a positive remedy fel the above
named disease. By its,. "' timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured, 1 shall be
glad to send two bottles of my re-.
needy FREE to any of your readers
who have consumption if they will
send me their Express and P. 0. ad-
dress
f,
ni•dress,,
Respectfully, DR. T. A. SLOCUM,
164.Westytdelaide sI.,'1'oronto, Ont
—The sep'arato Schub] does not
come to the front as a teacher of
reading, wr'.ti na andea ri t hmetie. In
Manitoba 80 per ceut. of the French
halfebrceul children can neither reg 1,,
nor mite. ite. They are all ',Roman
Catholic and have had separate
'schools for the last 16 years. In
Massachusetts 3,913 Fiend) Ceua•
diens of voting' age can teal and
write, while 13,310 ciru 8(lo neither
one uor the other. These people
were all educated in' the separate
schools.
FOR 'RICKETS, MARASMUS, AND
ALL WASTING DISORDERS OF
CHILDREN
b'colt's Emulsion of Pure Cod J,iuer
Oil, with Hyy,tsphosphilcs, is unequaled._
The rapidity with which children
gain,flesh and Strength upon it is
ver ";wonderful. "1 have used
cntt's Emulsion in cases of Rick@ts
nd Marasmus of long standing. In
very case the improvement was
arkod: •--J. M. MAtiu, M. D. New
ork. Sold by all Druggists, 0e.
nd $1.10,
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NA'l'iONAL PILLS aro a mild pur- e
gative, acting on the Stomach, Liver rat
and Beteels, rerno.ving all obstruce Y
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WAWA; CASE.
Repairing in ail
branches.
llpp."ttte.'Market. cj.[NTCN.
, FC) R• SALE.
The:property abc present occupied by the
uridersigeed as a residence 'on the Iluron
Read in the• Town of Qoderieh, consisting of
one half of an acre et iand.good frame hoop
'—story and a half—seven rooms, including
kitchen, hard and soft water, good stone
cellar; stable, wood and carriage houses,
There are also some goad fruit trees. This
property is beautifully -situated and very
suitable for any person wishing to live retired.
For further particulars apply. to
542-tf
E. CAMP'ION,
Barrister, Qoderieh.
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ELLIOTT'S E3 LOCK, - 1NTON.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY, Dealer - in Furniture.
Call at the New Store and see the Stock of
Bedroom ' and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards;' Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, etc., and general Household Fm•niture. The whole Stock is from the very
beat manufacturers. Picture Frames and Mouldings of every description.
,• JOS. C11'IDLLY, one door Wes of Diel son's Hook Store.
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