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The Huron Nun's*Record
Wednesdays .August tOthe 118$'1
TISH A 413E-.d.B
Last week the Jews of Hamilton,
like all the Jews in the world,
celebrated the 9th Clay of their
mouth Ab. This day is established
to eommem0rete tha destruction of
their firat temple by Nrob.uchtld-
nezzar, and of their second by
Titus, which butt occurred on the
sande date. '1'llu tlay was celebrated
by fasting and mourning. In the
synagogues the L.uueutatious of
Jeron►i•tlt %vela read un 5.idurday
night, while in the morning outer
ntourufnie icy mn.t, .Te.t'ielly written
for this day, wore read. While
reading this, they Fit ou very low
seats and with their shoes off. —a
very uld Jewish cuatum un mourn-
ing occasions,
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AN INDIANA EARTHQUAKE...
TERRIFIED NEGROES I'1UAY—T11E
G•1t'L'ND SINKS FIVE FEET.
Reports of Aug. 3rd from Evans-
ville, Ina., say that the. country
about the scene uf tho tlarthquake is
low and swampy and almost inac-
cessible in places, sive by uld beat-
en paths. Much of it' is will and
contains two settlements of negroos.
Monday night about six o'clock
a i
seven' of them felt tho Li troul-
11
ble, but thought nothing serious
had untitled beyond a slight tremor,
aud after gossiping over it went to
Leel. .11iuut twelve o'cluok ivery-
butly wile awakened by a sharp
check, and they heti barely jumped
e feu when the 1 4th with it
to their t ,
a shaky, dizzy motion, suddenly
sank a distance of' live feet, carrying
houl•s :94.1 terrified dark i05 With it,
Thu t,egtees full on •their knees and
in fecuzied torsos • prayed to lite
Lord to save them. A largo area of
tql)acco will be a total loss. Nearly
all the cabius have been torn loo;
anti :nae fleetif g about in toe. ri ons
parts, while the household goods
are mixed in inextricable confusion.
Furtunetely no lives h:1ve boon lost,
but the lues of property is incalcu-
ebhe'.
.4
saying, as just thou Airs. Harris
cu.wgltt•t1 andall the out
He ou
of,ber mouth.
"Yon have not. 1ust alt," suggest-
ed his wife; "y"it Lave- le altie wife
awl children 31w1 rut unithookl•tl
vletreett•t•,,,
"Foul eap11141, these," retorted
ht.r IlURhau•1, gloomily, "No, I till
ro,•ioi to gko u;'. 1 tell tuu.
u,Nary,
ear a.da)u .,filet ult a. You don't
kuu•.v what tt to to bu.ievss
3orrie; women are. sheltered and
('
prts'ecte.t from Id' the,aunoytulees "
• .•11e 414.4yf° answered Mrs 11ar-
ri., :v t,h dry lila. She let 1 Ilene
the a o• k of Hoare women that day,
She had he.•t co d: mei 11111'8w, tl ,.•t'
Oho t'. it•1 :.I4tnt,t r, 44. `ilio had cot
gull cuotrited, cuu,4te.t pretties
wastlll•iijI44t! to (mita music:Ieseotts In
the•doctor's din hter, im onset. thrid'
lust year's; 1,111. Iter whole fr;tulo
quivered with thin pain of jarred
nuts ttunglt•d uert'w•;. But it never
tattered into her mind that she
dared tocompht_iu. "Uoe the Ni•N1
Thy t.ge," was "I be motto she had
trained and: hops up w here .he
could 800 it utailr fillies n *lay.
"At, I say," oontinue,t her hu.:
band after a spoil of gloomy _thought,
"'['hetes a way out of it, aid many
a melt lags 114 en driven' to if. 1
won't lit1''ttawtl he persecuted lty a
lint) of ci1•comstauce'w. If I were
out of the .way you and the ehilttren
would have r"ough'1to live on com-
fortably the •reit of your lives.. It's
only ill eilu►ting our final fate by a
few nr liths or years."
Mrs. 1iarris folded the lust flair of
t,toutt fulls and hill them 1ut.11y away.
kola. nnih tuna',! a•oull her
1111.;.
".Tnial:,'; •.'i4 will i:4 a firm pinta
"a ! tint' a 108t favor t. t of u,
"What is it, diary I"
"on't die in tho 1 nttl?e ,•1
hef1i1 e the- 144 rut -hr 4f mail could
spook; tilts coutinue'd
"Because it would by so unpleas-
ant for rho children and fur rite. '1.t
is our tomo. 1 bitter the deed of it
iu my possession, Hoot to too by myfather yr•-tr'rd,ty. And I should
e hate to have any utipleA9301 ah:,Ocia-
ttOna COM), (qv(' with it. I dieted
very _much 41 1441:1;44 to hiveyou•buried
at the four eortier43 twat -hero with
a stake driven through you, though
people would soon, forget that we
ever hrlo.oged to yon. Furl would
not own to being the widow of a
cowardoi' let mw childt•t•u bear his
mono, And even :f you were not
held responsilde Iwould he ashamed
to think you .hail written your ti".,ii
elI',teph, there lies a discouraged
„>
ntt14.
John H tN leis `was (hunt) with. sur•
prise. '
"I knew," continued his wife,
"that it is a favorite thing for mon
to. say that they will got out of it
all, and that women do not realize
how desperate the situation is, and
a lot more rubbish that they ought
to be ashamed of."
-.1 UY'N.1.MITE Fl END.
An 'Er -hutat•, •w•1,IJ96 naive rho
11olieo have not yet disclosta'l, tried
to inert' u•p the British steamer
uee.t, (It that National line, Aug.
3rd, of Noe: York harbor. -Ile
ro••t ed up in a small boat alongside
`the (inial, and threw it bottle: coi-
tttiuin;
some kind of explosive on
110.1:••1. :1n' explosion follott•'(1,.
which set tile to the steamer.' Tho
flames, however, W010 8000 put out.
The polite,. went in pursuit of the
fellow in a row boat. He had put
out for the Jersey ,:bora, but they
captured hint, tool brought him to
police headquarters. IIs :tiaid lie
was one of a band of men whg had
effected an organization, having for
its object the destruction with ex-
plosives of every vessel carrying the
British flag. b
The broken bottle watt taken to
police headquarters. It contained
kerosene, naphtha and rags soaked
' in chemicals. The prisoner took it
coolly. "I was thwarted in this,"
be said, "but there are plenty of
others at work who will avenue the
insult to Artierican Vessels aid burn
every 'vessel carrying the British
flag." The prisoner gave the nameof Conrad' J. Mooney, and said he
lived at 267 Warren street,Brooklyn.
He 'was remanded until Monday
morning. . He told 'the police lie
formed 0110 of a gang of men who
had determined ,to nut every 3194 11l
entering port carrying the Bruit)
flee. '1'he Seizure of Aim:Herm veto
reek in Caiaada and the usurpation
of all commerce by the I nglisli had
inclined 'him Io juin the bend. .1
loth, Rouble -edged knife was found
in 11ta n1:ut's locket. The steamier
Wtts only slightly danl'iged.
•:DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
''It's the last time I am going to
try ! husk ie against m', and 1'11
just give up ! There 111 110 11:80 of
trying to db anything when the odds
are a(..airntt you."
It wags John !Terris will, Was (10•
ing the t:alking. His wife was
sewing Lie Ort the 1.1111,11 1,11.8
clothes •ifr••r they hail gone to lied.
As elle hell the buttons hi her
mouth, to prevent thorn rolling oil,
she had no opportunity of unswer-
inn her bushanll, even if she had
the 1ncliietfon.
lir. 11 arI 18 resumed :
I'm clean discouraged, that's what
1 ant ! Of course I don't think of
nay self"—Mrs. Barris' lip cn°rled a
little, and ono button escaped and
run down the table --a "It's you and
the children I'm worried about" --
another hutt0n rolled away—''and
is it Waitn't for leaving you alone,
Mary, I'll—
He did not finish what he was
John tried to ipecac, but his .wife
hal the fluor. '
"It is only a, coward who would
take refuge in death and leave his
wife and children to tight the battle
of life alone.
"And right here, John, 1 want
that subject to end • forever. It is
hard enough to live with a man who
is chronically discouraged, but when
he hints of getting ,out of.. t 1 ob-
ject I"
John Harris never again made
tiny wagon awl improbable threats,
hut took the dilenuns of husine-s dry
both•horne and practically mastered
it. Nor Inz1, his wife: ever heard
him declare since that evening that
he was 'a ciisuourage4 man.
THE WEEK'S DOINGS.
Afteif thirty years of uuiutorrtip-
ed service with t):tu U. W. R and
G. T. R. CQnipai y. Mr. Geo. Reid,
station agent at Wyoming, has
placed his resignation in the 1lande
uf' the: Company lord will leave for
Cllic,tgo, where his suns reside.
--H. J. 1►uolittlo took refuge in
an old schuulhutt.9e neer Eck'n•ty,
hid., l'roined eeverc taiustorm, tak-
ing his horde in with him. I1uudre•ds
of Itui•uc-ts teseitte4l the intrusion
;tug att•tekt'tl the 1,0454: su vieiuuely
that he died within au hour 1'1•um
--The jury' iu the St, Thulnaa
collision case reudered a verdict
oousuiing the conductor, the en-
gineer and the anthurities uf the rail-
way.
1311OIl:EN DOWN.
"After suffering with dyspepsia,
kidney disease, log of appetite ancl
pain in the head until diecouraged, I
heard of B. B.. 13., took two bottles
and ate happy to tasty I feel as well as
ever." Mrs. Rufus E. Merry, New
Albany, N.S. 456.21
the elfeets of the stings. ' _-ts a result of the visit of the-1)ul ing the atut•ul on rue dill ' Minister of Juetice to the Kingston
inst., the blrn ut' Henry `etelerswt, f Pulite+utitry, u number of the better
on the Wallace 1)0uud•u•y, about 1 believed 00uwielo may her relo:lsed.
thole miles west of Lietuv:el, was
struck by lightning eutl burnt to j Asthma CUreet by the double treat
the ground. A mower, reaper and I meat of Soutiaern Asthma Pure is a
a wagon were bulled. AL1. San- 0ommon remark. 1:11; et
dersuu's los4 is fully $1,000. In-
surance 700,
---Ow'jng to tho drought water is
sold by the bitted. in illoontingtou,
Illinois. Ther,i tiro a great many
wagon boxes for the, hauling of
wager, tutu a goo,' many teamsters
take orders, charging r'1 end up•
wind fur the water ete1 delivering
it. •
—A farmer entered au Ealin-
bUl'(li restaurant the other day, told
for'some tone was busily employed
in e:ttiug right dgtwu tho bill of ftu'ey-•,
from the top.. At length, heaving
a sigh, he called the waiter, at)d
sprcatlf0A the bill of tare before
hila, ho pointed to it will Ilia finger
enol s.t:d, 'I've oaten richt, du0u • to
there ,' muting Itis linger to near
the foot el the page, `and, if it's nu
ugain4t tilt vuln o' the shujl, I'd like
to skip sit I t4; there duet!: to there.
---Ge ui g4s l.uuc•k1e1:411. t, n \ urth-
west \luunted 7 of iev 411':iel•tel•, 99•:119
(1lc•=1111 It Sti rill+0141 illid IOClattl llp.
in the cells. lac dry 114: 11111 101
1941113121C7 h Iurc the police 1n t�f4•.
tl
t„ ackuuteh d„tsl himself a dI -
oper, and 9:118 reml:nail4 tl to jail for
eight (lays. 1au hes since le.•, it
hurtled over to 1rt'g,'.tnl 11,41.114.q.1,f
a1. 1'. met 1313 14 bick to
Regina.
-Near Naularu3, 111•, several
dap I igu a little child ul',\1'. \"tltlglt-
maft eerie set-'tu its high th lir at the
(0)10 while its mother tilts gritting
dinner. .A. chicken cant: in at the.,
floor and flew upon the, table. 1\16.
\-uugluuuu threw acase knife at the
chicken ; the knife glanced or re-
bounded and struck the child in the.
forehead, cutting a gash near the
temple about an inch and :t lulu'
lung. The child. lived about a wecle
and then, died.
—A. Laconia (\\-.1'.) jury failed
to agree Ltpu14 a case of deadly
assault, and eleven members signed
a paper stating that the "elevyu du
not consider the one obstineto
qualified juror; that lie is essenti-
ally lacking in certain qualifications
necessary fin constitute :t•guutl j-ulur,
We would therefore ask that in
making up the jury list in future fur
this smutty that Ifs nrole be left
off."
—Three prisoners confined in
,Cayuga jail for robbery escaped last
week. Gaoler Af ul•;thy being absent
from 'town and the turnkey engaged
with other prisoners, they thought
the opportunity to gain their liberty
too good to let pass, and quietly
walked out through the gate. It
was discovered that they hid gone
•shortly after and the turnkey and
°tire• el t.ritl•'s Clerk followed them
some distrnce, but failed to capture
them,
—At the Brantford Police Court
,1 u.4h ua .lrulihtge was cumulated to
stand his triad at the next a:isiz,ts on
the deoge 0! shooting with intent
to kill, his wife .being the victim.
AN OLD FAVORITE.
An old favorite, that has been popn•
tar with the people for nearly 30
years, is Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry for all varieties of sum-
mer complaints of children and
adults. 11 seldom or ever fails to
cure oholera morbus, diarrhoea and
clysen eery. 456 2t
"Fakir" Findlay, who was arrest -
cd for biting a piece out of George
Clarke's cheek at Stratford, was
Sentenced to three year's in Kings-
ton Penitentiary.
—A writer hasboon issued against
Benjamin . Warren, a wealthy
batchelor of Orford, at the shit of a
hidgutowu widow, asking $5,00.0
damages in a breach of promise
ease
—Lightning tore a largo oak tree
on the premises of John Mathis, at
Cuthbert, Ga., into kint1 ing wood,.
and sent a mule tied to it on its knees,
but the mule soon recovered, kicked
a wagon into bits, and was othnr-
twise very lively.
—When lightning ' struck the
barn of .lanes Smith, of Marion,
Ind., he was standing between his
two horses Iwith three pigs posing
around his feet. At the flash all
the +taint ds 1irupped 1104411, while
Snnit.lt was entirely unharmed,
—AIr, W. A. Urnnt, artist, of
Wallaceburg, has a watch iu ids
possession which has boon running
101 years. His grandfather had it
in his possession forty years before
coming to Canada. It was first pur-
chased in 1786, and has been in the
Grvaut family ever since.
---A Michigan farmere who has
been trying it, says it will keep tbo
flies away from a horse to paint
him with soap suds and carbolic
acid, but that it -will also make the
anintie' hate hiniself so that a close
watch mustb0 obtained to keep hint
from committing suicide.
Da. Low's PLEASANT WORM SYRUP
is a sale and reliable worm remedy
for all worms afflicting children or
adults 456 4t
--'I'wo hundred members of the
'British Co•nimons have signed the
inutuorial in favor of the Canadian
Pacific snail subsidy.
PRO\II''1' RESULTS.
--It is announced that the Govoit-
tttmat has decided to grant a mail
subisdy to the Canadian Pacific
Ititilru•ul. It is hoped to make the
premed, route a great source of ad-
VitItage to Eijglisll illvesturi. .
Suviict: ro Mot'nsai—Are you i1: -
ii be (4 at night and broken of your rest
by to sick child suffering Ana crying with
pain of Cuttin_r 94(4!17 If 8) 4914,1 nt
once trod g.e1 a hurtle of "MrS'W'iasluw`s
`'01111tia Syrup" fa C hitdreu Teething.
value is incalculable. t wi
It nuc[ Il 441 'et•e
31
the. poor lit tlesolft ret.imm tit stoats. De -
peed epee it, mullets 3 - there (3 gin nti8-
teke about it. It cures Dysentery and
I2i:u'rl,ua1 regulates the Stmu:tch nod
llowefi, cures Wind Colic, softens the
0111118, reduces Inflanuna'ion, and gives
tone ono energy to 111e .whole system.
"'Mrs SS'inslow's `soothing syrup" for
((4(1 Oen teething, is pleasant to the taste
ttml is the Ire'criptinn ofone of.the oldest
and hest female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. Be some and ask for "Mrs •
ti'inslow's Soothing Syrup," tlud take no
Other kind. 4481y
"I was very sick with bowel com-
plaint. Two physicians did me no
good. I tried other medicines but
all was no use until i tried Dr. Fow-
ler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.
'1'11e next day I was like a different
man'' Geo. 1T. Peacock, of Stroud,
Ont. 456-21
—It is stated that about a week
since rho wife of Frank Malcolm,
of the 16tH line E. Zorra, eloped
with the hired man, leaving a family
of seven children.
—A. F. Hun', of the Windsor
Hotel, Stratford, has served Mr.
Trete, Manager of tho i,\lerchauts'
flank, with a wilt cleinliig $1,001)
fur alleged 81an41(11, .
Fa1tEMA\'s \\'out 1'0WUR144 are safe,
sure and speedy 10 remove, WOr09s
fion4 014141irru. 01 adulta. 456 41
Seven suite fordttnlages have been
entered fur hearing at'• the canting
assizes, tlirtni h defective roads in
the (;uterty of1(idtllt'feN.
KEEP '4)((B 1(t1(';:I: '.7t',1JIDED.
Keep your hems guarded against
sudden attaacks of colic, cramps,
diarrhoea, dysentery nod cholera in.
_fantum. They are ifablo to come
when least expected. The safest,
best and most reliable remedy is Dr.
Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry..
456 2t
BA1tt:tw ELL'S SURE! CORN CURE.— This
preparation has proved an unfailing
remedy far -tire immediate relied and
permanent cure of that common but
distressing ailment know as Corns,
also Bunions and Warts. This com-
pound not only removes the Corn,
but protects the surface, thus
enabling it to bear any reasonable
amount of pressure. etaritead very
caretully a few of the many bun,
dreds of tesimonials received for
this excellent preparation. Tell your
friends about it, and be sure you get
the genuine. 456.2E
_--.Mrs. E. B. McKay, of Embro,
while gathering eggs 13 issed her foot-
ing and fell from the hay plow strik-
ing a fork handle w11ic1. was stand-
ing upright. no wood entered
her body several inches and sho is
in a very critical condition.
ALWAYS I:HOMED—A good cutler
-
tic medicine. National Pills will not
disappoint you. 457.41
100 CASES
WINDOW ' LAS
and
Ex Steamship "Corona" from Antwerp.
those BUILDIN(, will find this aril' opportunity to get supplied to
advantage.lr Also
Linseed Oils, Paints, rbc., &c., at Low figures
TO CLOSE OUT SWAFFIELOS STOCK.
Mrs, Jacob .Smith, of Glan
ford, died suddenly on Thursday
evening. She had been picking
berries alt day, and: was in her
ordinary good health. after tea
she began milking, and when about
half through with one of ,tlto cows,
site fell from her seat and expired.
DESCRIPTION...
Pleasing, soothing, healing, reliev-
ing, curing is the description of Nasal
Balm, which is receiving a national
r•eputatiom as a cure for Catarrh,
Cold in the heard, ilay Fever, etc.
0
t ,acey
Iron and Hardware Merchant,
June„ 1437.
-alley. H. A. Young, Methodist
minister at Sutton Fella, has just
boon blessed by en addition to his
family of a to11ird set of twins.
A 1310 STRIKE.
re
C
FLOOD
Cures Dtzznwss, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Biliousness,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Affections of the Liver and Kidneys,
Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, and all diseases arising from Impure Blood,
Deranged Stomach, or irregular action of the Bowels.
A -big strike was make when Powell
& Davis issued their Extract of arsap-
arilla and Burdock. It has met with
great success, and it must, for it is tie
most powerful blood purifier in the mar-
ket. Itis used with the greatest success
in tall diseases arising from a debilitated
cobdit:on of the system, and everyone
needs, and should use a bottle or two at
this season of the year, of Powell's FS•
tract of Sarsaparilla and Burdock. Bear
in mind one 50c. bottle contains more
solid medicine than most dollar so.called
Sarsaparilla and bitters. Also rentehher
that it is sold in Clinton by all druggists,.
ptice,50c. a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists and medicine dealers everywhere.
443I1y
ADVERTISERS
can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising inAmerican
Ar�erc
papers by addressing
Y
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
• 10 Spruce St., No* York,
Send mete. for' 140 -Page Pamphlet.
DRUG RE.
The undersigned has just opened a new Drug Storv, to JACKSON'S
NEW BLOCK, ou 11UIION STREET, two'dours west of the City
Hook Store, where twill he found a complete assortment of Pure
Drugs and Chemicals, also Patent Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries—all titat tho public may ask for in those
lines.
A. WORTHINGTON.
(tltutnn, 13(11 January, ' ° •
I'.
8.-.-9111ceuhan ed ti•oni,rividenco to stns
NEW StQOK ! NEW STORE !
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, CLINTON.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY, Dealer in Furniture,
•
Call at the New Store and• sec the stock of
Bedroom and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
•
Mattrasses, etc., and general Household Furniture. The whole Stock is from the -very
best manufacturers, Picture Frames and Mouldings of every description.
JuS. CILIDLEY, one door West of Diekson's Book Store.
..Louie Hutcheson, head cook at
the Siweoo house, Barrie, a position
sato has filled for a number of years,
committed suicide •by taking an
overdose of laudanum. The mistress
of the house having learned that
1110 deceased was in a pregnant state
told her she had better leave, which
so preyed upon her mind that she
committed the fatal deem.
PICA ISE WORTII Y.
"Last summer I was entirely laid
up with liver complaint, a friend
advised trio to use Burdock Blood
Bitters, I did so, and fourbottles
cured me. I cannot prnisethis
retried 'too miicTi 'T ,roTin TT, 7li, vers,
Orr Lake, Ont. 456.21
Buy Your GROCERIES
t .
—FROM—
THOS. ---COOPER----&----SON.
The largest, cleanest and best assorted stock of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, G,..ASSWA•RE[r
etc., -in town, ( Our Prices are as LOW as the Lowest, and we warrant
everything first class.
-0514- Sole agents for the Celebrated "Cooper's Baling Powder.""Se
Best Brands of CIGARS by the Box or Thousand at Manfrs. Prices
TEAS. A SPECIALTY..
Give us THOS. 'CO.OPER & SON,
a call.
Corner store in Searle's Block, Clinton.
HOUSEKEEPERS !
134 Y YOUIR
General Groceries, Crockery & Glassware,
C.A. Vriel -+ 2.101\Te 13'T-P.OSee .
WiioerisMT.F ANI) RETAI(. Cinoonas.
'1',lio wants of every family supplied.Stock ahway8 fresh. SPECIAL INDUCE•
MENTS w1len co.nantities arc 01118101.
rte A HANDSOME PRESENT GI\'EN:AWAY with every 3 or 5 lbs. of Tea. lilt
t'Parm Produce taken at Highest Price.
LESLIE'S CARRIACE & WAGON FACTORY
CZtIN T•�N
In Stook, a Number of Cutters, Sleighs, Buggies and Wagons.
The Material we mauttfacttn•o;is of the best quality and the Iron work unsurpassed
In fact we make it an importaNt feature of our business to use only 11) best pro-
curable material and the best workmanship. 'Those in need of CUTTERS
and SLEIGIiS, ,4t the latest m141<es and styles, should not fail to
call and 4400 118,
—0—
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
07 Repairing and Reaint
iin' Promptly Atter, ed _ to...
FACTORY on corner of i Buren and Orange Streets, CLINTON
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