HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-10-14, Page 6THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, OCT. 14, 1881.
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lir I.tn.l.cd ;'1 h•' 2•a1;'.
Lok,: a hero d:i
hxelaiminf, "1';! w .•••• 1•-r or sigh.'.
.=Le ahn.•k. d.' ::r,• ,uu I io the ocean.
In a t• x that 1., ' .h .: •, . an.
'Twist a'rand,ra•1'1loan,
1'ra ,Crplc:ors i.•r .. phot.
But 111 trust hi,n• and ;wove s.c his devocean-"
Our read.'r wt': nhtnrally busy eager
M hour the co•.. L,sion ..f this romantic
is•..l4' of 4t e..• - e 1, fife, but as our
i, n•t ,eft at this critical moment to allow
Us to go press . ari t, wuay h: + e not thuay
slightest uoePan whet her shuay was saved
and huay re a.trded fur his - devocean.
N -hat ihr Pantngrapker said.
Si! right there. '
' 1ro+e over a little."
"A little store to the left:'
"II,itld up ,•ur chis
••Ltatkabl ut there."
"I)r.op your left hate l."
"Pitt your feet a little closer togeth-
er.
Let me brush the hairs off your shoul-
der.
"1 must rax your head a;aln...
!,'Now let me see.'
' "Drop your right shoulder a little."
+'That's g• ;A. Now lower your chin."
"Now look as •pleasantt as you can."
fluit 1i4ht foot is out to,, inueb.�,
"Look out fur your chin. There—just were brought before Justice Roberts at
Sirs eight o'clock last evening for a prelimin-
Now you are all right. Lot ine see." ary hearing. District„Attorney Bali ap-
• • Now think of something funny." peered and read two separate complaints,
•Guess you'd 1.etter look at this photo- one against the two McDonoughs. and
one against Hadwin and McConn. Major
Pinney was council for the DlcDonoughs,
"There : that'll do. No—your chin is while Judge Barnes and Benton & Mc-
ruo high. P, o+n tthat's it," Cgnnel were council for Hadwin and Mc-
- ' su,ile. Conn. On motion of Judge Barnes, the
i'bat s
it.' hearing was postponed until October 15,
and the prisoners were committed with -
hided Man had beets hummed to sleep by i
the monotony of her voice. But she
isn't take that bonnet off. She went
d rigged herself up in the beat duds
e had, and when he awoke in the morn-
ing she was promenading about the room
trying the erect by poring in attitudes
before the mirror.
MURDER IN DAKOTA.
.t Terser Resident et Mama tae nietl —
Taw ■orderer a t'aaediaa.
On Tuesday evening some one on the
incoming train told Sheriff John K Hag-
gart that a murder had been committed
at Wheatland, James McAdams being
the victim. About 11 o'clock that night
he started for the scene of the murder.
and sometime in the night he suoceeded
ip arresting the accused parties, four in
number, named respectively Mitchell
Hadwin, Edward McDonough. e McConn, Wm. ,Ct�n-
er Ebermag held an inquest jesterday,
and it appears from the evidence given
before him that
THE MURDERED MAE,
the four accused and several others we_e
in a saloon, and all more or less under
the intluelce of liquor when a quarrel
was started between McAdams and the
other parties. They passed out into the
street, where McAdams and the two Mc-
Donoughs got to fighting, when Hadwin
rushed in and took part against McAd-
ams, while McConn stood by flourishing
a revolver and threat g to shoot any-
one who should interfere. Hadwin is
said to have struck McAdams: several
times and then got up and left him. His
friends carried hint home where he died
in a few minutes. The following is the
VERDECT OF. THE couoNeA a JURY.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
Cass County.
An inquisition held at Wheatland, in
Cass County, territory aforesaid, on the
28th day of September, A. D., 1881, be-
fore W. S. Eberman, Coroner of the
said county, upon the body of Jas. Mc-
Adams, there lying dead, by the jurors
whose names are hereto subscribed. The
said jurors upon their oaths du say, that
said James McAdams came to his death
uy a blow or blows indicted by the hands
of Wm. and Edward McDonough or Mit-
chell Hadwin, with some dull instru-
ment.
In testimony whereof the jurors have
hereunto set their hands this. 28th day
of September, A. D. , 1881.
R. Riddell.
V. Landquist.
G. Brandenberg.
W. S. EBERMAN, Coroner,
THE Suet -SED PARTIES
'}as
?e reap Awes t'radUerw
Crediton are a species of ptalaaite, in-
festing the human race, and featly
brought on by luxurious tog. Per-
sons who are troubled wit than may
free themselves by the baa rut t treat-
ment; but this always leases an lis'.
pleasant irritati.m behind, aad spots that
are wholly effaced. Tal e water instead
of beer, or Iteur instead of wine sod
spirits; toffs the cigar case into the fire-
place; eat mutton instead of venison, and
mutton broth instead of turtle soup; if
needs be, clean your own bouts and
shows, and brush your own clothes.
Employ time profitably. Never borrow,
seldom lend. A void betting and gaming.
Keep regular acooe:tts, and examine
your position from Jay t.. day, determ-
ining to eat no.h'ng that is unpaid for,
nor to allow your tailor or drvtssttaler to
say that the garments you wear are not
your own. By this Freese you tiriU soon
get rid of the annoyance, and your omen-
tal and bodily health will wonderfully
improve.
,rap. Keep y .ur eyes wide open and
wink -as often as you like."
••t lleat ant.•.
''shoulders up.
' Drop your 1,411.1.'
•.11nee inure now
• fliers. '
•• this • is a pretty fair picture, Elocutionary training is nut necessary
•c 1 •guvas you'd better sit again. It in rendering a voids pleasant and sweet
..•1,:s blurry around the eyes." 1 in quality. Any girl can cultivate, the
, choicest tunes if she tries. I know agirl
Tr,:wa On She Itonuel, whose vuicc is music itself who never
l :odcrich gentleman, whose busi- took a lesson in elocution in her life.
nese keeps hint up late at ui;hts, was She never speaks in a voice of high pitch
i.er..waded to do a millinery errand for j and yet everything she says is of perfect
his Wife the other night. and as a result 1 distinctness. From early childhood she
stum1•1c.1 up the front stairs about 2 u'- I has been trained by her mother to speak
.l .ck in the mottling w..h a l.rutd new and talk, beautifully, to express herself
in the best and simplest words the Eng-
lish language affords, and always to ap-
preciate the fact that her voice in conver-
sation should be as finely and sweetly
out bail until that date.—[Fargo Daily
Argus.
.1 *wort *sire.
limner held carefully under his arm in a
tissue paper. .18 'soon as he turned on
the gas, his better half rubbed open her
e> es and drowsily inquired : —
'1-1 U - forgot My 'a.umlt, didn't— attuned as in singing. I think all par
you ents who think at all, realize the im-
"No I didn't. Here's the business." menae power of habit—of early training,
SEE Tt) IT 1—LorEaA, (from Brazil)
will cure the worst caste of Dyspepsia.
A single dose sill relieve in a degree
that shows its wonderful curative pow-
ers, and its peculiar action upon the
Stomach and Digesttive'Ovgans. It is a
positive and absolute cure for Costive=
nese and Constipation, acting in a re-
markable way upon thesystew, parrying
off impurities. As a Liver regulator its
actions are most remarkable. It tones
and stimulates the Liver to action, it
corrects the acids and regulates the
bowels. A tew doses will surprise you.
Sample bottles 10 cts
4 ►h, is it :" and , that woman sprang
up and ripped the wrappings off in a
jiffy and slatting her nigutcap into the
It is almost as difficult to convert a vul-
garly bred young person into an elegant
man or,woman, as it would be to change
corner adjusted the ut:w p•ulehase tare- the spots of the leopard a skin. Re -
fully on her head. "How do you like p any have I seen men and women
it ' It's becoming, isn't it » who have rises to social eminence by the
~Madam," responded the husband, force of character and talent, and who
"the bonnet certainly is becoming, but,
soinehow, the remainder o1 j.,ut costume
don't jibe. Your dress, if I may call it
such has t .. • much Hsu.t.erg edging and
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have "taken on" much of the polish of
society, betray at times in their manner,
and in their conversation, their choice
and pronunciation of words, their low
not enough overskirt. 1 shirk you need bred origin. They cannot wholly over -
a little knife pleating and a couple of ez- eoass dlihets aoI which thq an fully con-
tra ruffles-- scions Fathers and modems may think
"( ►h, you horrid— - it silly and foolish and "hi-fa-lu-tin,"
"And then, too, that bonnet has toe, may be, to talk in the beet English they
mush color for the 11..4 , f the 'tout en- call' it Say bs so' to thetmelv*s. but if
seml,le,' if 1 may frim the they hare children they have no moral
French."
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8th
15th "
"You hateful, 1 11 throw the thiag out
of the window if you don't tell sae joie
how it looks, so there.
"That's what I'm ts)o►g to do, my
dear. The bonnet looks 'immense,' In
your present costume you couldn't fail
to make a hit on the .trot t, ane just as
like as not land in the lock-up, 1 should
think some milliner had (hired tb. sta-
t ate of Queen Zenobia for a dummy to
show off her goads."
'Dummy, dummy, did yea key 1 171
'et. you know I'm no dummy;" and she
est .,n the edge of the bed mad leetnred.
eA :A4tnrel. 0•,41 1,,et,1r.(' until th4 'e
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1781-3m. Glace Oodericb.
right to talk or behave in bet the very
beet way they know how. It netters
little whether they have money to leave
to their children, but it doaa.atler eolith
that they accustom them to exercise
good manner*, an that to be well seas
eased will be to them an *vary day pr-
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ions wont, are often worth mote to a
UM than men money.
Dr. Canon's Stomach and Constipa-
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word n ttc'iw8 t fennels ossedicies, and we
are glad to learn that they an rapidly
taking the place of thaws flaweous little
S.ills. Oen. Rhynes. is eget for the
itter. hero
1RESll ARRIYALS.
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CORN BEEF,
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POTTED
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HAM
Portrait of Garfield,
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