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IN its firet stases: 0411M anouesbfuily
1 checked by the prompt use of .A.yox's
Cherry Pectoral. ' Avon in the later
periods of that disease, the cough is.
wonderfully -relieved by this medicine.
"I have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
with the beet effect in my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
any life. I hadaonstant cough, night
swoate, was greatly reduced in 'Beth,
and given up by my physician. One
bottle and a half of the I eotorel cured
me." -A. J. Eidson, M. D., Middleton,
Tennessee.,
" Several years ago I was severely i11.
The doctore said I was in consumption,
and that they could do nothing for me,
but advised me as a last retort, to try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine two or three months I
was cured, and my health remains good
to the present day." -James Birohard,
Darien, Conn.
"Several years ago, on a passage home
from California, by water, I contracted
so severe a cold that for some days I
was confined to my state -room, and a
physician on board considered my life
in danger. Happening to have a bottle
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, I used it
freely and my lungs were soon restored
to a healthy, condition. Since then I
have invariably recommended this prep.
aration."-J. B. Chandler, Junction, Va.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
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Dr. J. C. Ayer & 00., Lowell, Mau.
11o'4 by all Druggists; Pries $1; six bottles, $ ,
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WedHeSit:ty, Oct. 5th 1S9'L.
�.Ice••n ictorie hag a remark.thly
'fine head •.f h•tir, for a lady of her age ;
but her sou, the l'riva of `Vales, ie
l rite led 1. it a h-1 used Ayer's U de
V igor earlier in life, hie head might, to-
day, have hien as well covered ae that
of his royal mother. It's not too late
yet.
—David Balfour, of the Thames
Road, Tlibbert, met a sad and sad
den bereavement in the death of
his wife on Sunday 18th inst.
The two retired to bed between ten
and eleven o'clock, - 111 r•a. Balfour
at the time complaining of a pain
in her left side. A few minutes
after Mr. Balfonr got up to get eonle
mustard or something to apply to
the region of distress, bat hearing
.his wife snake a peculiar sound he
raised her in his arms and he found
that life had fled. The trouble was
some affection. of the heart. Tho
deceased was not much over thirty
years of age,
MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE.
In addition to the testimony of th•t
Guveruor of the State of Maryland, U.
S A., a member of the Maryland Leg.
islature, Hon Wm C. Harden, test-
ifies as f. slows :"746 D •iphiu St., Bsllo ,
Al i., TJ .S A.,.Ja". 18,'90. Gentlemen :
I met with a severe accident by
falling down the hack stairs at my reei•
deice, in the dal kr* Bs, and was bruised
badly in my hip and side, and a half
b,ttlo of St. Jac ihs Oil o,mpletely
cured :ne. WM C. HARDEN." Member
of State Legislature.
-•-,ii.4 Ola ewrth Tap Oldham,
,
who is alleged to ,have 1boon fur
st\lite time peel tan.dely irttiivate
with Mire. Iopkine, general tear•
ohaut, was. asAsu.tted yesterday and
beaten into insensibility by 'Hemp
Fox, brother of the woman, Tho
doctor attempted to draw his revol-
ver, but was not gttiok enough.
Fax is under arrear ou charge of
resisting an officer.
I
Neiman Dawson, uinty•four
yeart of age, fell out of a window at
his son's residence in London, Ont.,
on Saturday and received fatal in-
juries.
-J. II. Wicks a New York
millioniae, was in Detroit on Sat-
urday. After he had seen his
agent he started out to have a good
time, called at a scarlet woman's
house, drank a good deal, went to
sleep in an upper room, woke, felt
worm and tried to open the tvindow•
He fell out and was killed. He
leaves a widow and two daughters.
RICH 1'LUdd PUDDING.
TH18 delicious co fection is nicely cal-
culated is produce dyspepsia heartburn,
biliary !cooniee and headache. Bur-
dnnk Blood Bitters is equally well cal•
cal tted t cure .hese troubles and has
proved its p•iwer in hundreds of cases.
L. B. B. regulates and purifies the en-
tire system.
-TheNdenial from London, Eng.,
that a British man-of-war had been
sent to Siberia to secure the release
of the Canadian sealers now sup
posed to be hold prisouors there by
the Russians, shows how profound-
ly ignorant the London press is of
the matter. Despite the contradic-
tions, Hon. C. H. Tupper says the
man•ot'-war is noir on its way.
Another ininister said to day that
the London Chronicle's comments
were perfectly silly. The visit to
Siberia was not the same as ono to
New York or to St. Petersburg.
The people on the Pacific coast of
Russia aro evidently only half civi-
lized,end as the region is a most in-
hospital beone,what hioi•e fitting than
thatoue of Britian's b llwarks should
go to the relief of British men 1
A FAMILY FRIEND,.
SIRS, -I used Dr. Fowler's E,atraot of
V9rld S:rawberi'y in my family for years
and highly r000mmend it for summer
complaint,,dierrhcea, cramps ®to.
MRS. GEo. WEST, Huotaville,,Out.'
-.-Twenty-three porsone heard E.
A. lecture on annexation in Boston
on Saturday. As hall rent had to
to be paid, may we not hope that
if -the tour is kept up, the speetlo's
finances will become so attenuated
that he will permanently remain iu
the country for which he bas so
much affection 1
CHANGE IS WELCOME.
0sNTLsuEN,- For twenty years I
suffered from Rhumatism, Dyspepsia
Poor Appetite, eto., and reueired no be-
n •tit fg m the many medicines I tried,
but after taking five bottlesof B. B.
B. I can eat heartily use any food
and am strong and smart. It is arand
medicine and has made a wonderful change
in my health.
Mas W. I3. LEE Harley. Ont.
-A freiliht train dashed into the
rear of a construction train at New
Hampton, Iowa. There were
tweve persona in the caboose of the
construction. Of those seven were
killed, three were tvoundod'and two
are unaccounted for.
THE tnanufaeturere of the "Myrtle
Navy" tobacco invite the very closest
scrutiny cf its quality. The expert
whose trained sentes teach him to re-
cognised the exact gaality ot tobacou,
and the smoker who judges by his
experience in smoking it, will both came
to the same couel:ieion that it is r.f the
highest quality- any where% to be found.
It is m uio of the finest Virginia leaf slid
is mauufeetured with the greatest pos-
sible care,
-Sunday Archbishop Tache, in
the pulpit, alluded to the assertions
of some newspapers that he was
going to snake concessions and ac-
cept the present school law. He
repudiated any idea of connivance
with the pereons,if any, who tnay°be
working in that direction, and
affirmed his determination to resist
to the last.
TILE 13. N. A. ACT.
THE groat British North America act
nowadays is to buy a bottle of B. B. B.,
and cure yourself of dyspepsia, constipa-
tion, headache, liver complaint or bad
blood, and it is an act that always at-
tains the desired result.
-Dean, the opium smuggler,
whose capture at Lockport created a
sensation last summer, pleaded
guilty at Buffalo, Saturday, and was
let off with a fine of $200, which'
way paid by wealthy friends .in
Canada.
The ntany remarkable cures of oat-
arrh effected by the use of Ayer's Sar-
saparilla ie conclusive proof that this
loathsome and dangerous di‘eaee is one
of the blood, only needing such it search-
ing and powerful alterative to thorough:
ly erdicate it.
0
-A hotel -keeper at• Brantford
was recently charged with keeping
his bar open on Sunday. He plead-
ed guilty anti was fined $25 and
costs. Four teen were also charged
with being inmates. Two of them
appeared and were fined $2 and
costs apiece or $4.83 in all. The
two others did not show up.
BETTER THAN GOLD.
GENTLEMEN,—I have used Fowler's
Extract ot Wild Strawberry for bowel
complaint and can say there is no other
remedy as good.
MRS JAxE3 UENNt4ON,
Lake Dora. Ont.
-F. W. Collier, postmaster='
general of British Guiana, is at
present on a visit in Montreal.
He is of 'the opinion that an ims
portant trade could he worked up
between that colony and Canada.
WORSE AND WEAKER.
(IENTLEMEN,—I Buffered for three
days very severely from Bummer corn•
plaint and could not get relief but kept
getting worse and woree till the pain
was alinog,t unbearable and I became
very weak. Some, friends advised Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
and after I had taken the first dose id
found `ouch relief and it did not fail to
cure me I do not intend to be without
this valuable medicine if I can help it.
Wm. T. GLYNE, Wilfred, Oot.
-Cayenne pepper, as the ITamil-
ton Spectator truly rernaaks, would
bring Canada to its sneeze quicker
than retaliatory tolls at the Sault St.
Mario canal are bringing this haugh-
ty Dominion its knees. •
"r3 fe ,x 4, v'•.� 'iyt rt r i a
Y.
A UUTTI COR y$ DANCER..
.4(-041,14-N,Mr, flew),Macotnbc, Leyland St.,
Blackburn, London, Eng,, states that leis
little girl fell and struck her knee against
a curbstone. The knee began to swell,
became very painful and terminated in
what doctors rill " white swelling." She
was treated by the best medical men, but
744 grew worse. Finally
u
t'
ST. JACOBS OIL
was used. The contents of one bottle
completely reduced the swelling, killed the pain and cured her.
"ALL RICHT: ST. JACOBS 014 DID IT " '
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Priv 1 Ari-e4fAlri A'4'i n.:1 n.,11'6rl /0.1V.p.t."A�47..;t is il,,y7t.s: ra ',.aiiiiY0Sl1251;-. !. :31..1!ye.
MANY A YOUNG MAN,
When from -over -work possiblyassist-
ed by an inherited weakness, the health
fails and rest or radical treatment must
be resorted to, then no medloloe can be
employed with the same benefioial re-'
sults as Scotts Entulalon.
HISS LIKE A GOOSE.
The'ttuthor of "Yorkshire Folk
Talk" tells an arousing story of an
English bishop's struggles to mat
ter the Welsh tongue. He had
been appointed to the Welsh see of
St. David, and, on taking up his
abode in Wales, engaged a native
Welsh scholar to give hits instruc-
tion in the language. The pro-
nunciation, and especially the 11,
bothered the biebop, and the
Welshman -was almost at his wit's
end to explain the lingual proceelt
by which the formidable sound was
to be uttered. At last a bright
thought struck him, and, being very
obsequious in manner, he thus ad-
dressed the bishop : "Your lord
ship must please put your episcopal
tongue to the root' of your apostolic
mouth, and then hiss like a goose."
Consult;ption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
lin,' placed in his hand. by an East India mission-
ary the formula of a shnple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent core "f Consnmptton,
lironobitle, Catarrh, As•hma and all throat and
Lnng Affections, also a positive and radical cnre
for Nervens Debility and all Nervone Complaints,
otter having testers its wonderful eurative powers
In thousands of caara, has felt it his dnty to make
it known to hisattiVelnq fellows. Actuated by tale
motive and n desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send trop of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, 10 German, French or English, with `nil
directions for preparing and tieing. Neat by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W.A. Novae, 820 Powers' Mode, Itochraler, V.Y.
050 -y
CAUGHT IN MID-AIR.
SUSPENDED FROMSUPESSION BRIDGE
OVER NIAGARA'S TORRENT.
Mrs. ' Jane Grimason of 3-7
Major street, Toronto, will never
forget her visit to Niagara Falls on
Saturday.
Accompanied by her two daugh
tors and Rev. Mr. Ramsay of Ire -
laud, site catne over with the Pau-
Prosbyterien excursion and about
throe o'clock in the afternoon the
party started across the Suspension
bridge from the American to the
Canadian side, on foot.
When more than half way acroes
Mrs. Grimason, in stepping from
the carriage drive to the raised
foot -walk at the side, stumbled and
fell through an openiug in the side
of the Vivi Igo, but luckily struck
one of the guys, which are thirty
feet apart. The guy rebounded
and threw her bock on the iron
girder ten fest below the flooring of
tho bridge' To this she clung,
nearly two hundred feet above the
river.
Rev. Mr. Ramsay climbed over
the side and slid down on one of
the upright eectioua and reached
Mrs. Grilnason just in time to sup-
port her from fallingoff, for her
her strength was failing fast.
He called for help and Chief of
Police Young, Harry Williams, of
the Cliff house, and Harry Huntly
arrived in a few minutes. A rope
was procured and Huntly went
down and fastened it aronnd the
women's body and she was drawn
up. She was unconscious and was
taken to the Cliff house for restora-
tion.
The effect of the nervous shock
will not leave her for many a
day.
She loot her watch, purse and
handbag, but the articles were
found below at the edge of the
water by the police, the watch be-
ing smashed to fragments. Had
she _fallen, she would have struck
the bank or the shallow water at
the edge.
Her two daughters were almost
paralyzed with fright over the
thrilling occurrence.
Tho probtibility of such an ac-
cident has never dawned on the
authorities before, and no doubt
something will be done to. protect
pedestrians in future.
meansamassneemesceir
NEWS NOTES.
partners it{ fartniug and lumbering
near Harrisvillt•, Mich. Whiteman
watt intimate with CJarr'e wife, the
latter discovered it, and they quar-
reled. Both got their rifles, But
Carr, though he got his ready first
failed to discharge and Whiteman
shot him dead.
-The number of deaths from
cbolora in tie Russian empire since
the outbreak is given as 185,640.
Grape growers in the Niagara
Diotrict are sending immense ship-
ments to the Maritime Provinces.
-Benjamin Daweon, eldest resi-
dent of London, fell from a win-
dow Saturday and was killed.
-Mrs. Wigle and Mrs. Lingen-
folder, of Teeawater, were seriously
injured by a bolt of lightning
yesterday afternoon. -_
-Up to Saturday the authorities
report that there had been a total
of 17,157 cases of cholera and
7,339 deaths in Hamburg.
—Two oases of what is believed to
be genuine Asiatic ,cholera are re-
ported at >f3enton Harbor and Royal•
ton, both in Michigan,
-Kelly, the man who attacked
and shot A. S. Ball in Woodstock
Some weeks ago, bas been sent to
prison for 15 years.
-11Ire.,Nancy Elliott, aged 95,
one of Ingersoll's. oldest residents,
died at the home of her son, Mr.
F. N. Elliott,'there yesterday.
-The death is announced of
James Sabean, at Port Lorne, An
napolis, N. S., aged 104 years. He
was Nova Scotia's oldest inhabitant.
-At Sarnia three counterfeiters
named Downs, Beatty and Daw
were sentenced, the first two Hamed
to five years each and Daw to three
years in penitentiary.
-A. Gately, of Port Arthur,
who was arrested for going into
Fort William during the quarantine
has entered an action for $10,000
earnages against that corporation
and its medical health otli,:ers.
-At Telloup, Kansas, the rt si•
dente of •Sauluel .Atkinson was
struck by lightning and hurried.
111r. Atkinson and his wife -and
children perished.
-The putting up of the price of
coal by the Reading combine is mak-
ing the western railroads talk of..
bringing Colorado coal into com-
petition with the Pennsylvania pro•
duct.
-John Smith, a street railway
workman in Hamilton, was knocked
down by a trolly car on Saturday
and pushed along several yards.
He escaped with a dislocated shouls
der.
-The United States has appoint:
ed its commissioner to meet W. F.
'King, the Canadian Commissioner,
to determine the bounday line of
Alaska, They Will meet soon at
Ottawa.
-C. H. Tupper, Minster of Marine,
says, despite the denial, a British
man-of-war is now on the way to Sib
eria toprotect Canadian sealers from.
Russia. He says the London Chron-
icle's comments are silly.
-It is understood that Mr. Prid-
ham, M. P., of South Perth, has
recommended Mr. William Moyes
to succeed W. N. Ford, as collector
of Customs at the outport of St
Mary's.
-John McKay, a young roan
about 25 years of age, committed
suicide in a disorderly house in San-
dusky, Ohio. He was the son of
John McKay, a stonemason
one of Stratford'a residents,
who died about a year ago.
-A young man named Walter
Slingerland, while bathing in the
lake at Stoney Creek, Out., got be-
yond his depth and was drowned.
-Hugh O'Connell, the Ilomo•
stead strike leader charged with
murder and riot, was refused bail
and will have to remain iu jail un-
til his trial.
-In a fire at Hensel], Ont., -
which consumed the IIensall hotel,
D McIntyre, a laborer, lost his life.
The hotel lost $5,000 and the house
of R. Walsh wee also burned, with
a loss of $1,000.
The Buffalo police have captured
another opium smuggler operating
with Chinamen between Toronto
and the frontier and Buffalo. He
is Henry Moll, son of a Buffalo
a Buffalo tailor and has only been a
short time oat of prison. He watt
seen to receive a package at Ridge-
way, Ont., was followed and caught
in a Chinese laundry at Buffalo.
There was $260 worth of opium in
the package;
-Walter Carr, married, and
Charles Whiteman, single, wore
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that it any person takes possession of any kind
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once take proceedings. Remember this to the
last warning i shall give. CAPT. WM. BABII.
Receiver of Wrecks, Goderich.
Oodertch, Sept. 7th 1891.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Three one.acre lots in the Town of Clinton are
offered for sale. They are situated on Raglan
street, not far from the Doherty Organ Factory
and Collegiate Instituto, adjoining the former
residence of Mr. J. ti. Combe and in the neigh-
borhood of first-class residences. For terms,
etc., apply to
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COTTAGE FOR RENT
A frame cottage on Albert street and halt acre
of ground and fruit trees. Hard and soft water.
Stable and drilling shod. Will be rented reason-
able with or without ground. Apply to
CHAS. SPOONER,
Grand Union hotel, Clinton.
742..81
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