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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-04-30, Page 3PRIDAY, AP= SIX 1886, Mrs. Thos. t Bates, of Goderieh, who PEall NEWS. had a Calleer taken from lier breast last year, is now very low. „as eitillan, of .aullett, sold Ira. , • Mr„ Bugg ef the Royal Hotel, Mit- Ortniston of East Zorra, a three year ehell; has 4ripped out. • The German Methedists are making preparations to build. a new church in • Listowell. ••• - George Priest, of A.ttwood, has been eortirnitted to stand his trial for crim- inal assault on Mrs. Bottle, a widow, who resides in the 8th con., Elam Hugh McIntyre jr„ while at St. Mays station on Wednesday, was unfortunate, enough' to have a heavy trunk fall upon his feet, breaking his large toe. The 100 adro farm, kit 6th con. • or 131anshard, was offered by auction under an order -by the Court of Chan- cery, by M. W. Johnston, on. Saturday• • at the National Hotel, St, Marys. It -wasltnocked clown to- Mr. johrt Cope- ' land, of Usborne, for $7,30Cr. The .ban owned by Mr; Ya.tes,Minto, was destroyed, with contents, by fire, supposed ,to have been •started by tramps, 'early Monday morning. For- iunately Mr. Yates .noticed it in time to have the horses and cattle. Loss about* 81,000 ; insured. for 0600. On Wednesday last while Mr, Swirls bnrne vas weighing a hide:for Mr. P.: O'Brien in his tannery, Logan road, ' -the boiler burst, ltnocking the bhildint, -• almost into fragnAnts, and • send: ingbrick.and lumber high into the air. - 'Fortunately .no one- Was:hurt. • ' Mrs.0rona1, •reliet tho late John - Cram), Hibbert; died on Tuesday last. • After a very. short illness her htiaband passed away about' :two' weeks ago, whioh makesThe ease iloribtly. sad. • They leave a family Of.,eleven ohildren; ..the oldest of which is only -eighteen. , The.. fine young purchaSed at •Mrs: 'MUlligan's, Sale by Mr; Patrick • of T,ogaii,4froke-his-neek-on- Sunday- last,, ITC . was being Jed with • tope • by two "men, when be Strnek his horts•inte the ground and turned oyer on'his back; resulting as.above stated.: : On Monday,' a sett Mr. Henry• .Jaitios,h Mitchell, aged 'about fifteen, monthOleR from the verandah.' in • front - „Of the house, and received Such serious •. • injuries that for While • the iittle • 'one's neck was supposed to have. been •broken. Some time lifter .,;the Child showed :signa of 'life, and` a, doctor' was •• • 'called -in; when it was4Ound that nab- . 4erioas than ti bad jar to. the • •-system had- occurred, and he :is alright • a train. ' ..There -Was Sonia sneprise • licirhood :of: last.Waelr. when it was found that. Geo. BroViVhOd gone .• .with his fbmily to ()regal -4. It•appcars, • that Mr. Brown last .year agent • for a firM: in Chatham foi the sale. of agrieultural-impiementsandjost consider? • able: fnoney in consequetiee, as he'rtf- •• firmed of the company cl ng tee a rply With: him. To avoid.litigation. lie paid • whateVer local debts .he.' had; sold his „ fai•m, and'fook his departure after'bicl, 'ding good-bye to his neighbors. - • Around . tho. County.. =1;14i-ititi:11..s sold 1tie,5.0 acre fai•in, art the 8t11 con. Of Usborne, WM. Earl; for $3,000f 'eerge,„.A..rnittrong-has-leased-his-fttriii-- i-,riettr Brussels, .on the north side of cen„• , line, Morris, toFrank BruSselS. • Mr. II. lIappel, of Zurich; has rilready • sown over 200:acres of flax tliS spring. Altbgther lie intends sowing abotit-420 acres this Season.' • • _ . Last wt.eis while Petet, :PUIL of •J ohn A. .McEwan, ,of Morris,. wil4 'cutting • wood- the axe slipped and etruck Mtn on the left foot, severing the large toe. ttnd making- an ugly wciund. • . sold Ilia farm, ..of 50 !three) insilfsborne, te,Me. •Henry • Hem, entities bought..a-fartn •of 85 acres lair"Batfeti; hbf intends' toremove to the county of Both- well. Last week a stable on the premises of Wm. Morrie,' was destroyed by Are and two -cows, a heifer 'and a yeah. • ling burned.' The Jiro poettrred at night and it is net InoWnlioW it stinted -un- • less ineendiary Was at -work. The loss will be a oerions, onot, Air.. Ellis. • Mr. 0. IL Sprague,- of Exeter, the • newly -appointed License Inspector, has Itteripe •his duties at once. Mr. S. is a • determined individual and violaters of • the Si' A. will be brbught to "time in . • quick order. 'rho appointment is 4 would be the best place to cross the good one. • • •f to be procured to yank the wagon out. Nature,* summate elf Alaaitot. To Mo Editor or Ate tVeie Era. film,— Wit tiel water, the'recatt be Hunk 'r uuuaI. But,fu nature there gt to. pure water, That wineh tall frup Ilia clouds toin*s with it the sates floating iu tbefir, and la often (try ,freifbatl, •AU the water pt,reotates t brow:: 1 Ile k"3 gases arc latioly t..,rivett end atU vegetation ; but hunt tt itusoths miuurai or earthly anbatances. In fIlwing over the earth, it carrie,i'. decaying and petrifying matters. iyipg un' the surface, tir fallItig into streatne. Where rain falls upon p.n. mitive and barren ferrnations, where are uo soluble matters, or water of glaciersair Nearly equal „are the melting snows, it isvevreyryabunenadrally4Lppuerrel „. odic -rains of some tropical centuries. . In the valley of the litirrampootra, in August, 1841, Mr. Yule measured 26i inches pf rain, of which 150 inches fell in live consecutive days. Two other .ieiap. tists, seine years after, measured 80 inches in 24 bent's, and 500 hiches in -geven latent hs. It is rains( nearly equal to this, which keeps up the Nile, and makes its waters preferable to the brackish Ivatere east and west. • North of these .tropical raint'i there is a htit. of scatt ones, whre no rivers rise, across Africa from the Atlantic, includiag the •Dasert .of S thara ; and acrosa Asia to its fhrthest ittcluding thirDesert, of C9A1)si. • to the. former, a traveller 'tells the ollowing We had, sometimes ro'claina he hospitality of thedesert. I once beg - ed my companion to chant. the call to rosier!, like'theMuszeins of Cairo. 'What a his singing—whatdoes it' mean Asked ho._Arabs. 'It is the' call to prayer!' Have you never heard' it?' Never €po ou not'.pray ?' We' Cannot ; water is tierce, and; abfetione take a great Cannot you use sand ?. it was for "pair .sake that the propheb. instit,u. sand..ab- ' It is not worth while; we aro Arabs; and letter's ; lei ine.show you hew to do. it.' not saints.' ” They drink camel'S milk 'mid palm wine. C.• This is easgy obtained and prepared. At a certain seasen of theyear,l'an incision it inert° the tree, .just beneath the branches.—s jar -is •ralein so fastened .as to receive the liquid m:on. extules7ami in this Urtiti4let,-01etrittarltyrInTretfre4i-cyrn-nviroN:-- during the course ef a nicht, from a quart to a quart and a half. When drunk7iiiimerlitely this liquer tastes like genuine vital reNic, and is perfectl3i Fine from, an ittoxteating infliteicaL butawhen allowed to•attind frotn.12 94 hoar; during which time fermentation takes place, it partakes ith the: exception of polar, which „is. The trees bad also to be leaded up by the same 'person •who saved the horde. This done, the two ; hooked' up' and started home, the braver of the two old imported stallion for $1000. This walking to prevent himself from catch is the best coltof his age ever imporied ing cold' " aver that that 1:8 th° last: Mr. Stewart Mut4grovu has sold his ' • los-d of tri.es they will g:tther'. forint lot 11, on the Gth con. of'HoWick, contained one hundred acres, to Mr. John Armstrong, for the sum of $4,500. Mr. Musgrove will iminediately move his family to Essex County, where he intends to make his home in the -future. A. M. Polley, the well-known livery man of Goderich, will dispose of his livery outfit on Tuesday, May 11, by public auction. Mr. Polley is retiring f on the livery business sq that he can devote all Ms time to the buying of, horses for the American markets. W0. are much pleased .to learn that friend Drummond, of.Blyth, at the meet- ing of the creditors, in Goderieh, On Monday, wit's, threugh George O. Gib- bons, Esq., of London, made an offer so favorable that there is evety Probability that Mr. Drummond will resume bug- ness agein in a few clays. • At the spring show, at Brucefield, on •'Wednesday, Mr, John Tough, of Stan, ley, purchased from McKay dr, Sons of Tuokerstnith, the Awe yearling • " 'Hillside Duke," which took the third ' prize, paying for it the sum of $125. • He is from. the - well known McLean bull which was purchased some time ago from the Messrs. Snell, of Hullett, • -By. the death of an mutt in New York, Mrs. Luby, of' Goderich, 'nether of James Luby; grocer, has been left property.to the value of $40,000. The property is in New York and New Brunswick.' Mr. Luby is now winding hp his business; and will leave .in a few weeks as his Mother's agent, to ertier inte personal possession of the estat& 'William, son of Owen Jenpa. of Car- l_itLauffering_frem tetanus or.. look- -jaw. His moith can-acTilie-lorTdire-fsenT and he is.iudanger of starvation. The ailment is said to be the effects of an uleerated tdoth.' At laSt accounts the physician. had concluded that the only way:to get food into his„mouth would be:to take, Mit sonie of his front teeth if possible to malie an opening, -to admit the food. • . . Last Illursday afternoon Loth° Bruni. wick house in W!ngilatn, Deans, jr., auctioneer, offered for sale 'two .farms located in EasOand West .Wawancisb,„ liclonging to Andrew and' David Carrick; to satisfy a' mortgage heldbY•the Agri-' cultaral Savings and Loan (Jo.,. of -Lon - din. The ,fitst Pti.reel coinprise'd 200' acres, .beinglot con: 14 WeSt. Wawa - nosh, and the second, 100 tipiyel, being Wawantirsh:•• The bidding wai nob Veiy brisk; • and the 'COmparty!s., 'agent bid m both parcels, the farmer at $4,975 and lielatterat $1,950-. • His•fitther, Mr. Archibald MaDonnell; sum, obituary Names, On Monthly of last .week,Margo beloved wife of the late bhp t4an't who died a year ago, passed to her ward, in her 55th year.. The deceit came to Grey township in 1853 fr Renfrew eounty, and was married John Semple about -27 years ago. had becat21.- for five weeks before death, and crease t over' the river in quiet and peacefel manner. Dropstv the cause of her death. She had•bee --member of Knox Church, Brussels, over 20 years.' ..it is Our melancholy day to Omni the death of Mrs, ;Hugh «McKay, Tuckersmith one mite ands- a guar east.,ef Seaforth, `Deceased, who b been ill for some time, died on t morning of the 18th inst., at : the co •p.aratively eaely age of 89 years and months.. She' was born in Pena ;Somewhere north of ,Toronto, and i :moved to Trickerstnith with the rest the family many years ,ago. Her fath is still alive and 'hearty, though et adVancedige. Deceased leaves a Irti band And three .striali child= behind minim a,less that can never be replace She was buried on Sunday,. the 18 bag G.'the funeral being one of thO large Itave seen in this part of thci countr , Mary Ryan Of the'Nileneiohbofhoo was the third daughter Of Richard an Susan Ryan and was born on the 1 of May, °ethane, Some thre years -ago' she' was taken ill, being th sithject of it. malignant tumor., 'Soul si Months-agoa he uoderwaht an op() atien which it was hoped Would preven the disease,Spreading, but God • 'saw fi to. order Otherwise. Her long_aniLpah fill illness .Writs borne' with Christiitn, pi tiericecati'd fectitude. Saturday Morning April she fell asleep. • Her ftnierli was largely' attended.' -The ehildren of the Nile with thei .saperi,ptondent and teacher, Mr. -Claude iGarvirl jr.. stood with uneoVered head as the funeral coetcio.e. passed:: It is our sad. -duty this wook„ to record. the death of John. *, 31cDointe1onO of ,Exeter's °Neat and"inOst respected reel, dents—an eyent thattook place a little after tht4e o'CloCk lfterpoon:- Abpnt. two Weeks ago .111r.iVicDonnoIl was. taken down w • an attitek- 'of Sipelas,.batnothing serioas was .appre- 11-ended till the evenino befere his death. rt.ra,only then that .4. hope 'of 'his- •; reCOVery Wai'g•ivenap: •• The awful stid dennesS-of-the dc‘111.Otra, citizen. so we ret, ple, re- set] out to She her a roe n a for ole of to 58 he 111- ix of er an 3. to d. tit st y. st 9 1- li s (iv • ishytIf the quality and flavor of chum= patine, and is ,to be found in every home." Such, is the report of Part-li; Hamilton, Littire, and.other travellers in !he Soudan and Sahara, west of the Nile. To -the- east ?fit, over Arabia to Persia, is a similar supply, :In file ,feraner, pfirmanent stroatus 'water this region.4 oc-.. cast on al t wren t courses; only fallilig after heat'y rains,,arelotind but the tiCattered nbabitants. depend for water, an their wells, which yield only a .scanty supply of braokish ancl.anpalatahle . • _ Beyond thissis a Jake in the valley.of tho Irt•Z"—tup woes, some 40.milea long; and nearly knOwit hao.caet a glooni..ever the whole half as- --broad, • and 30 miles short of tlip commuray. Mr: ;McDonnell was born river. When this is at flood, by the melt 'in the; town of Co t7n wall in the year 1818 nig snotts woaterf. Armgenia, and. reacheFi the,. hike, the is ood ;, but when'. the. communication .ceases; it, beeerries very tin- palatable,..and those who dwell' in the Vi- cinity arc no longer Able to drink it. But . this saline sand, whieh .p.oisons the' .water, favera,b16to the palm. •This palm belt; is continued acrosa.taiwer-M,s petunia. • • .Now, theinhabitatits Of this ret/ion, freer the Atlantic ict PhrsiS;* ate Mohearied'ini,:• and -they find in the Keran these.two.paa,' sages : ":Concerning wino :and •lots. -in hOth• there is great' !Ain; and•of use. 011t0 men, hut theia, sinful nits8'. ie greater than their. .nse." • " 0, • true believers surely' wine; an d. lots i• n &a -mattes' and divi,pittiL • had been an honored officer of the Glen-. 'W,e- are anrik to learunf a bad acci- garry: Militia daring the war Of 1812-15 Q ent which be 'eurred to D. DSel . ma', •and for his. services as 'such the govern- uinlan' at -tie '• Ronald foundryi• Bras- ment giiinted him 800 acte.s •of rano ill, els; On. Wednesday fo'renticar•:'.HO wa.4 the township bf Osgoocle arid 200 acres " eri a i . amtn -rig- p ece,of iron-Wheri-a-sinall ts . •Mrs. McDOpnell; she being the . t_ ptece flew, off ancl 'struck his . nose : and daughter of a U.' g. LoyaliSt... 1n 18'42i , Niiei-it. On to his eye, entering •deep...4to . Ah..... Jail :NeDminelh 'then -it mall of 24, -e PUPIL Two medi'eal Ontletne4 were .left.the parelital.. reel in the 'Wilds - of called who probed for, it -but' found . it ' .was too 'deepfor their; appliances: mod.Os000de to Push hiS fortune in the than x tt \Vim Vest .'", :Id the autumn of tlost advised hint to 'go,. to 'a ' specialist in Te'idea-r -he' ‘i.,,s_...„4,„,,,ed . as a. 0.4.1.1,.k_ii.x4iii3: roiA5.*: My,..-Selitegrleft foi Tomn-fct. oil dry_e.09,18.stere of ues,s1,;4. .Guni.i.&:66i, the noon .train, prv Wednesday,. We 'hope the sight of the eYe will be •re:. tained. • * • _o don,. ot London, and in' W 'Mon thit ' so - .secared the -confidence °fall that he was sent to open a branch store for.thein 'About -9,o'oloek on Sunday morning., what iS;now knoWn•as Exeternprth. In• 1 thelIth inht., smoke 1.1) -Seen iisning :ii 'short time be purchasedthe stock, and from the saw Mill:owned by AVilsetn_i_foint few years conducted ;•tlie: business Bros,on.lot 2o, con. fl Turnberry.. -An for himself, dittino• whieh:time he !Dar-. alarm . was giien, and aoon'a number of ried Miss Balkwirb daughter of the late. neighbors collected and did their utmost' :Wm, Balkwill, whit at that Irne lived to extinguish the fire, but as a soon about•two nitre -S. -south of lixeter. Selling had O sure hoIl, their efforts were in • Jupesrn Eraietstmen, he built' vin. The structure•being of wood all r....some,tithe conducted -a ,Otore-on very dry? it. was:thon reduced to ashes, the' MAY horneahad a • little :smith of The origui of the fire is unknown, •lint Exeter.._,:rfp!_wa,a the firstpostmaster-in, it is suppooed-te-litiVe aug1sts "frolic the' 'Exetar, and was appointed, issner furnace. • The lois Will amount' 6 the .nia'rrioge licensee in 1857. After Mi. neighborhood $2,500, and as. there Gulley's death he was appointed a Meg - was no lasnrance it will fall heavy on istrtite, and continued to act as such in the W*1.' •• . -;• One day last week two- Exeterites Went out into Stephen to get evergreen and maple trees.- They sepured a StIper- annuatedhorse, and went to 'the Green. farin, where it Was •tholight some,fine an oweedingly satisfactory Manner till the time of his last illness. When -Mr. 1VIoDonnell arrived in, • the county of Huron 11 yeors ago Exeterdid not exist. The whole of the east side of Main street—along where Mr. 'James . . NEW TAILOR .SHOP. . . 4R', Late et MiTtrit; pow, a arset teat Taltdeltantl CUTTER 'ft lieveritt Years experience, desires to intlmate'to the people of. Clinton alai ylelnity, that lie Inn, coning( need imairtem 11 THE litAlfFN 'BLOCK, 15 '4...tot Fader 4, Bayley's Photo Gallery, here he will be pleased to 1.111 ail orders 'Ott 4101$ notice, and at reasonable rates. Cloth cut or Made up just as desired. Orden respsetrully solicited, CLINTON SEED STORE CLOVER; mut TIAIOTItY 8 Elia), and all kinds of PBRMAzIBRT PAsTitat MIXTURES, GOLDEN VINE :PEAS, BLACK. EYE, PEAS, *rim: CHAMPION OATS, WRITE RUSSIAN BARLEY, CROWN PEAS, 111ANGOLDS, CAE. ROTS, TURNIPS, ONION SEED. „ X will take OATS 1 a ex tib tinge for any of the above 'seas. .Ailt where is iiT.Egr4 PEED anitsEgn sioith sialms sir.tinP; . - •. exwareN. • E3AKI OWDER THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND S.* •IYITILSON .9; GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE, ac.. TIVIXIOIVX".43s..4"1" 'Fe Owners of . TRADE htilaW !Ott!' 'liniment -Iodide Amanig gsrtp.:;.H8 anlele17:Ightly Bourlip, Cures Lamenossvivit:adviti: finlual Meuhigitl-4 'Founder, Woak Loa,' Sparbs. ((tugboat. ,. • No stable should tut tvithoet it liallioad mining and 94 Wee MURapiellttli use One's Liniment aod 14 tbo greatoo lug atablea of Belmont and Lorillard it has achieved wet. dem, One trial will convince. Our e'rlbatert(Delt. Rt. ft( ellsrvkeSitin3a4l812:11Nse.aYse.tra*143.4°oWitt ilaLeloatlatt agement or.eattlt Mt)!y all druggists at rata. aod $1.55 a bottle and in quartgat $0.60, 15 wblab tImre is peat saylay 'Lite Moment 35 Aitii9 %trappers la for thualy use; that in yellow for cattle. f talcs Londe Ammonia none and Candi° itaaa.lw all d the Ica'inig'°hIevrdseemrean. on Aroma Park, Fleet. wood, BlIgliton Beach, neepabeed Bay mai Bull's Heatl, Never disappoint, are tonw, Alterative and Diuretic, Destroy. • WOr113S, ellICO Indigestion, Collo, aPots, Nora Throat, Catarzthronoder, Pink -eye ali Smonet's n Th t the power is great. 'Om Powderare (ku traoteed and per- rhasera What; to obtain a care wooer i Omitted; SW hy'ail druggists at Mts.-per box. Itowpro of' Coulaterleitsi .1101:3E Arr DOWNI.S• Manufacturer and Proprietor for the best Saw Mit Dog in use. Agent for the sale and application -of the tar Fientta PATEN'e AMMATIO ISMER CIRA:0111, Sratut FITTINGS furnished 50(144)00d 00 hilIrt notice.; BojterS. Entoners. and. all lands of Ma Ii 4114.4repaired e. potlificizsly and . • in a satisfactory manner. Farm implementA manuractured ii repaired. .Stel.in and Water Pipes furnished Mid put in 'amnion. Dry eigill+RON STREET, •Kilns fitted up on application. Choges inodefqe• . • Iieparing of all lands proniptly attemied to st reason- _ ahlo re,tes, A trial solicited, , HARKNESSI04. OLLER--- OU BHA N by 11(.).N Lor 04744. PER CWT; Delivored any where iii town free of charge HRS. JOIN"BAYSON. :FLOWERS mid Temp.. Plants .A.1 ItODERICVS, . • . . • Will alive in a feW, days, a -large Stbek to ••' lree. trout.. %Anne and.See theni.' PINP, APPLES, NEW 0.11.A.NGES and • L.F.31:0N7y, ...N.EW • CAND,TE,s. • 4. • [J, NJ,: •. :07 TF4A.. Ch.oiee. Minds of •11 -to as' mid TonAccors • Cli01(.1:th 21.UTTEli tena.k.fa•S A.:0931). For:tihich tbeffiglies' t Cash Price paid. MX', • .11/101)Ellit .11(.11CSO L#LOCK,• Br' SON S'r`tUF...r. ClotroN, Phase, Naito THIS ANN,pNopiENT. CALIANDEU Patent HARROW • IN mitaliet ro,eonsInite with:an:3' •,D latienvi ;I tilts S. . arrows, are tina ounnatihn •of the worl • f • : 0 Satan ; therefore avoid thorn .that ye _may prosper." 'Now the Arabs call this fer- mented sap latgine, which they say is not wine to which the prophet refers: •-•-- .Hewever, he became aware of the unlike, !Mood of abstinence,..and further .on lie writer!, " Of _the_frilits. of palny_trees_ancl grapes, ye , obtain an inebr,iating, liquor, and also good nourishment. ' And,again; " 0, true•bellevers,..connr not' to prayers when ye are•drunk,. until 5r.ou understand what ye say.", That they are drunk,' when the call to prayer is made, they•are • tia_aloyLaway. Thia illustrates; -the moni tion to Aaron—" Do not drink wine' 'nor strong drink thou, nor thy_sons with.thee, when Yege-iiitii the Igiiirtuteltef-the Chit- TefilTaion, lest ye die," • •13esides the'sap, wine is inn& of its fruit —the dafe,*antrfroOl this raki is distilled. thti Monastery of St. Cathaiine, at the toot of Sinai,Ta distillerifor making it ad. s joins tho kitchen. • • Pahns are flrat in the vegetable king- dom, fer varied uses. "They supply tim- ber, fie], cordage, beaides wine. Men, horses, cattle, all 'subsist On, dates. It is only under their shade that a few fruit sees, 'figs, poniegrantes, etc., can be reared. Some •corn'also is grown by means of irri- gation, and with much labor. ..So preeioue it, that eieryjleparate spike ef maize or f-WhatirgrattiaddiftiWtire. y a small cover of• basket work." --Barth.. specimens could he •ohtained. • They Pickard's store no stands wits .an •un- t •reitched the bush with little difficulty,. 41:Amt. fercist Mr..McDonnell leaves a loaded the-ivegon-,-,and-ika,. Ahorb-iim wife- oticl-fiv&sons and five datightera t. ar or; Itottuk---BEfore711m*.--iroarf---Ineura-his-departt • could be i"eached, a smelt stream had to be crossed. When the edge Was•reached the two. held a consultation•as to where 7p3,Uj stream. place 4 s lin 11' "kq' "1"beatrktd---iiirk4a"vr tc:1•;71'dt1- fiai-graPPling for the bodies w . „ether,. wa e It log ; When t3f Henry Baines and Miss Clegg, Abbt. •abo itlit The noble horse sank, . Maj kin); r., Conncillor'Mooney and .t. leaving n thing butits head above water `IC, Robertson were thrown out of tl e and in this uncomfortable and perilous NO- 1)Oat', „gr.: Robertson had aovery close position the Poor steed had to. remain •call •from drowning and 'has hardly got while the 0/6 ware discuSsing what was over theeffects of it yet. . , .• best' to be done under the circumstances,' • .A. petition to the governorggenertil is and •settling the dispute as to who being Circulated: and extensively signed should go, into the wate.r and..rtriliftch- 'for the release of lames Henry Beat:m.81s, •the horse.' The man onthe bank (al- • now in' 'Kingsion penitentiary for the .though appal:en* anxious and excited nitn-dei of Willicint Maines, He is said over the !dilemma, in which they Were • to' be in eonsumption,, the disease from placed) expressed 'his unwillingness to which hie father and one Sister ' died i'islc his life in trying to extricate the since the tradegy, and to which another anithai, and nothing remained but foi $.isteris also succumbing. • • the young,' gallant' to 'wade in-a.nd un- . fasten equzne from the wagon; and stove - „ nte ,diseowery of the instantaneous proceA of takb,4 photographs Ins been quickly follow- • 1 in tlte medical world by ft perfeet and iosta,w, taneoun remedy•for all acute aches and pains, as lsrouraIgia, Toothache, Rheumatism, etc. 'Phis valuable remedy is called Plaid 1.ightninq, • and is sold at 21 oent., e5 bottle by • , the animal from it watery. grave, :While this was gt i ig on, the other person,who 4sttbosns observer, stood, stat-:Utilf on the hank, no doubt eXpecting to see the horse Ana its 1,1,SCUid' perish in tho bil ! . • - She cherished no Aninjoolgy, Tennent, in his description of Ceylon 1 1 • ' A retnarkable case of woman's constant love was brought to heht in Stoction re- •9,,ently4 A yonatz man—a hard-vokin yciiing man, by the way, alid—one. W ose time is too much taken up inambly earning his bread and butter by the sweat of his brow to indulge excessively in the vagaries of jealousy and retributive spite—differed with his wife in certain matters affecting domestie felicity, This inattersof•fact y'oung man, hiatead of flying into a passion and appearing inan unenviable light iti the police coort;quietly proceeded to get a divorce, Ile got it, Tinie passed on; and after a .while the young trian's tionsjoined hande with rt.yetny lady �f that city. They engaged themselves te marry, The, divorced wife heard of She offered to superintehd the arrange- ments for the approaching wedding, arid the offer was ttecoptdd. The roetnin whieh the ceremony toot< place was decorated with evergreens by her' hands, and with forget,memet and other tenderly exprcs• sive flewart,.. •I3ut this clicl net stepat this-- point. The witnesses to the ceremony wero surprised to 500 her eating aa brides. An old man in California ts jest atittitta maid and subsequently wishing the conple I his Wird sot of teeth. Tho process in 111%211, prmpiAp:tull„,,aniLittiro?.....4taitatoN-...!Autt ended- ttlb '1111110. , h. ,!: 3 /11i1,1 Writes. of a variety common there—" That a native, if hp be copianted withcirdinary 'doors, and mud walls, may build an entire •house (as he. wants' neither nails nor iron 'DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ibis palm. From the same tree ho may ' woikrwttli walts7Yootand BLE gyATuXity • draw his wino, make hie oil, kindle his Arai ART POTT.ERY, ita."--61i(SSES, stqre hisfood, ceolchis•repast, and sw.eeteri 50 .Sebt ovois almost4Vo away. 50 lIng-e,--te.$ to be. finished vs ip for next Sp ri 11.11141 Iti ate r it I far 400 Set of' ' • - t. • Darrours. • NotwItlithanding all the opliosition by those Specially fa tere.stati, wiLl-stilt-to. any 0," IV" Illay 001110 hdlore tjuLlst of January(1383, ft' sot Of Marrows complete, Tor the -small sum of and more than' that, will warrant them -for mie year. This oll'er is simply to S110W lift some of the statemente made abOUVITIYIlatellt-IlarrOWS US faille alla 71318.10adilig.:—A;s1raomisWifzer if what I Say about my Renown is net rig.ht.- absWer, When asked for a testimonial; was 41: will sign tuy.tranie to.anythin-e yen Write about 'DivdrratlePsillIfrOw. CAnnot break 15 or sliakeit•loose.-• 1Vould have no .other." The Same artsweris given by the Tiplady's, T. Gib - binge; tha..Shipleys, citdbert. *ay, and '.ethera •-whom have: sold to: Enquire of these men'. • • ' 'A..CALLANDEB,,,'Clinton. . , . . Aabgsuorlekneeplyercinaernteanitner, N•ON Ing mei% cure Gm lost CM fall- voixsness,weaknesa, lack of vig0r, strength and de- . velopment, causect..14 fndiscrettons, excesses, ete. Benefits in a day; dfires-usually within'a month. No deceptionzioeqOaekery. Positive proofs, full description, hundreds Of testimonials, with letter of advice mailed in plain, sealed envelopes. free. Erie Medical Co., Buffalo, N. Y. wilemilimmewwww oehtlWrigh ;JEWELLERS...01r OPTICIANS, • Itil.PORTEffaa OP • • • FAITS, it if he pleases ; in fad, live from day to clity dependent on it alone—furnishing ' BRICsA-BRAC ETC one-fourth the tueans of sustenance for 40BRERS AND RETAILERS OF the population.of the northern proVincee." ' • Humbolt writes.. ot wine being drawn ELGIN AND, WALTHAM *krox,p,,,," hoot the cocoa paint, in soma parts of STERLING. SILVERWA.RE South Anieriea. 1 There is another plant', and on this con TRIPLE ELATED SILVERWARE,. % tinent, 'more abundant in its supply of sap,• AMERICAN CLOCKS; which at once- ferments, anti supplies drink to the Alions.which inhabit the FINE CCT GLASS, ETC., ETC" , -arid fegion, where it is as irrepressible Ita * . IIMBRELLAS,s' • thiiitles with us, and of which I will write '" at future leisure. T.11. 140 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT Errata.—In my last, a cbanp of oho - OpERA HOUS•E BLOCK, letter, tells of Pompeii bus/tot instead of buried.. And tear the end seittwer is turned 13,ETnot , myrefEr.cmic 9 ' - - • SOLE"STA.TE 1.GENTS POP, PARK,' Co'S cr,tatnrt.ATr,t) i ' nassranetsusawaseasatiartaisa „ NAIR 'BALM Restores gr7c, hair to its tural color, .re. -rrieveaDaticirtiff, :steps tfin.hait from fallingjout ••inereaseo growth, and v.T.1 notsoil thc skin. ,AS . a hair' Oes- • sing,• it has ne • superior. Gir.:r, anteed harmless ' • Prepared:by Harkness .& Co. 81Idby altffritg.4ist sial Patent NI • Dealers ' FM. saleby the GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA R.E. CO. Sugar maple the principal timber. • • Advantages: Railroads alie,adY biiiit,muner- ous towns and cities, one of the' healthies t part% • of tho United States, purestivater, good markets, fine feta, good roads, schools, churches, large agricultural population, best building material at I ow figures, good soil, low prices, easy terms, perfect title. For books, maps, Charts, and all addltionaL inf•ormationoddress •W. O. HUGHART, , . T.,and Commisiioner,'Cii;and Rapids, ZalcIV,' • • Percheron • HORSES, ° BMA Home NCR karat Groan) Mich. All stock selected front tlic‘get.of sirosz and: dams Of estab- liShed•reputation and registered, in tho French -and 'American Stud Books. We have a. very large nunaber of iinported and grade stal- lloas and broodinares PrIceS reason- able. Correspondence solicited, Send for large_ 111astrated catalogue, free by mall. Address tANAGE Detroit, Mich. 'Cabinet . Parlor Fmk_ • - The subseriner keens the flutist CASKETS. and COFFIN'S Always on band. Panerals turntshed at ,the.shortest notice and lowest Priceg. , . -Leading lilindertak cr.( t ' • 'fri8 Act, • • OPPOSITE THE TOWN. HALL: THOS. STEVEINW-1.-- ;HURON AVOID BRUCE ' Loan and Investment Co'y, •• Vas Company is LOosztno eta :ectrot &wily ?Et booms,. RtaPs LaPrs.st. Mora(' AGES : Puncry,s54 ((Nit .7 po'..04.**tistitecta Allowent on , afinsgs .opoinlIng to a anti and• /bite lift. opprrr, ,1Inrket Square Si d irtt. • ,Nsot,t 51,ir