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THE HURON .31GNAL. FRIDAY MAY T3, 1884.
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111$ MIMI HALL= ACT. ease, and WDOIDIffff neisences are found
to exist the pimple may expect dud steel
feessinehass yeses Me ineegisums and mitiloliyou• ea to their abosteamen will he
Illmend ad Poreeinebile INOININIII. eufurced. In oddities to this, home -
holders will be expected. along with the
physicien, to not* the Board of may
. a whoa. rtmeses ezeUisg_ in
their families. We may same ilist
. ben dee regdatious of the Act are not
earned out by them, the Local Beard
will 'eke sod amesures a• will prevent
the disease from spreadiag. Rowedu of
nosh cues belag kept, will onside cita-
dels to view with Amnesiac satisfaction
the growing healthtulness of tier town,
and this will tend not only to give great-
er pleasure and safety to those living
here, but will &leo aid it in a bunion
W$7 1,7 increasing its name for salubrity.
It will likewise add to the value of pro-
perty by moiling it • still more desirable
place for residence than it is at present,
superior though it is, in this respect, -to
an, of the mu' rounding towns or villages.
The et of the Prow:dud Legislature
pawed fret meson Aid came in funs
after the first meeting of Municipal
Councils la May is • decided imp in the
right direction, compekling Muuicipali-
ties te attend to the public health odd
011ePowering sail onepolling strident
allesaures to be taken to prevent the
htlread el diadem hurtful to the communi-
ey and the restriction ef offensive trades.
When the treasendious inurtality duo
to preventible disease di:tough defective
sanitary arrarigemeuts and improper
disarmed% of contagious disease is one
mdered,this Act comes Oct a tut too soon,
and its provisions should be understood
by all intelligent householders end heads
of families. Ainongst other iorovisions
the Act directs that there shall be Local
asseenve eras Resells, web Ileassess.
Is the sender of 1867 M. Lisoula
eade Ms first vt te Ciueionati. He
was original dense fer deforadsat
a patentresper suit pending Hs thell'inted
Weft Circuit Court foe Notation:a Bli-
n d& Thu unrament of the case was ad-
joined to Citionuistethir held of Judge
McLean, at hie maggestiou, and for his
adeniniodation.
Mr. Liacele came to the city a few
days Wore the argument took place, sad
remised daring his stay et the hoses d
• friend. The case was one 'A large im-
ported* pecuniarily, and in the law
inestious involved. Iteverdy Jahns.°
represented the pleintiff. Mr. Lincoln
had prepared himself with the greatest
�z.; his arlibition was up te speek in
the ease, and to measure swords with the
renowned lawyer from Baltimore It was
understood between his client and him -
himself before his coming that Mr. Hard -
Mg of Philadelphia, was to be mediated
Beards a Health established in each --jSarnia Observer.
with him in the case, and to make the
Muninpality ; iu 'head a towns of O'er I
'mechanical &reamed. Mr. Lusatia
thousand inhabitanta to consist of the THE BRITISFI PREMIER.
was a little surprised annoyed, sifter
Mayor and eight ratepayers 10 14. appoint-
ed annually by the Council. In case 4.t antertean *einem ot adeession reacalso associated
here.. te learn that his client
had with him Mr. Edwin
failure to appoint, the Provincial Boarl
11r. tiladstene, *1 114. age of seventy- 11.8taut4m,of Pittsburgh and a lawyer 01
of Health may appunit the same. Two
three, Prune -minister of Eugland, and our own bar.thereasouassignottbeingthat
or more councils may finite aud fonn a
the chief of English statesmen -Ile less the importance of the case requiteil a
district instead of, and to take die place
eminent for weight et personal character man of the experience and power ot Mr.
of, Local Boards.
and accomplished scholarship than for Stanton to meet Mr. Johnson. The
To 'dont their authority, L..c.al
his extraordinary mastery of public af- Cincinnati lawyer was appointed .f.or his
Boards may.in default of noceesary action
fairs and hie Parliamentary eloquence-- local influence.* These reasons did not
beaux taken by the persons ordered,
is a tine 140.. Engliah genius remove the slight conveyed in the mis-
direct such 'natter or thing to be done at
in sts mut characteristic form. There is ploymenewithout consultation with len",
the expense ..f person in default and
a certain sturdiness in Mr. Gladstune's of this additional counsel. He keenly
may moo er expense thereof by action or
nature showing itself in every way, ex- felt 11, but acquiesced. The trial of the
distress, and in case of nun -payment
cept him reputed sensitiveness '.° personal Lase came ou ; the counsel for defence
may recover in like manner as jeueicipal
criticism, which is IA singular centralist met each morning for *consultation On
taxes.
with the Oriental character of Lord Bea- one of these occasions one uf the counsel
Nuisances may be vigorous!jr prozeed-
consheld, so long his chief oppouent. It moved that only two of them should
led against and expenses and costs ef pro -
was the want of this quality quite as speak in the case. This motion was
cedure recovered frem persons in do-
mueh as an alien geuius which made the acquiesced in. It had always been un -
auk.
Contemplated systems of public water late minister .0 apparently gm -English. derstood that Mr. Herding was to speak
No one, indeed, cultivated English ways to explain the mechanism of the reapers.
supply, sewerage, drainage , must be
more arsiduously, ior celebrated with So this motion excluded either Mr. Lin-
anittrel to Provincial Ward of Health,
more gusto the distinctive English life, coin or Mr. Stanton from speaking -
sa that all sanitary requirements mayI
be than Lord Besounstield, and he identi- which 1 Ly the custom of the bar, u be-
ard, and nothing allowed prejudicial to
tied hiniself with the bucolic party -the tween counsel of equal standing, and in
the health of the inhabitants.
.equire, the country gentlemati-and he the absence of any ludo. of the client,
Provisions are also made for the in -
seemed in every manner resolved, if the original counsel speaks. By this rule.
' petition, at all reasonable times, of meat, I
resolution would accomplish it, to be an Mr. Lincoln had precedence. NI*. Stau-
poultry. fish, fruit, vegetable*, in.Ik otc. Ea_lishassw.
ton suggested to Mr. Lincoln to make
But it is 111 the clauses affecting in -
But the contrast between him ano Mr. the speech. Mr. Lincoln answered,
fections diseases and provisions guarding ; 4 aidstwas was as appal...fit
"No ; do you speak.' Mr. Stanton
promptly replied, "I and, taking
pep his hat, said be would go and make
preparation. Mr. Lincoln acquiesced in
this, but was deeply grieved and mord-
the cleansing or disinfecting
"f anY 11°13'e raeli was at the head the 'ministry, the tied ; he took but little more interest in
or promisee or art;cles thereii. neces-lfreling was unav.oidable that it was an the caae, though remaining until the con -
61117 1" check "r Prsrent. 'Hied's' !accomplished foreign talent that was gov - elusion of the trial. He seemed to be
diseases, notice is given t.# the owner or
erning England. But with Gladstone, greatly depressed, and gave evidence ef
occupant, whn default of doing such
it is England ',covering herself. Much that tendency to melancholy which so
within • specified time is liable to a tine
more than in any chief minister the *lurked his character. His parting on
of not more :lian $2 kr every day neglect-
Englis'i censcience is telt in Gladstone. leaving the city cannot Le forgotten.
e d.
In Lord Sidmouth and Mr. Percival, the Cordiallyshaking die hand of hie hostess,
In cases of poverty such shall be dene
two most ordinary and cornmeal plani of he said : "Y. -3u have made my stay here
at the expense of the Municipality.
Prime -ministers, there was the conven- most .13.1 I am a theuesnd
In case of small pox or other diseases
titnal English respectability and month- times coat:gee' to you : but in reply Al/
disinter -opus to the publ.c health breaking .y.
t nut in Gladstone it is the power of your request fur me to come agaiii.I must
out. temporary hospitals shall he Oa -
rectitude which io remukable. He be- say to you never expect to be in Cin-
inediately pro.id..1 ouarantine es -
heves in honest dealing, and ia subordi- einnati again. I have nothing against
bl• I ed.
tieing puolm policy to the moral lave% the city, but things have so happened
Whenever any householder knows that ,
• He may not iike to be personally criticis- here as to make it undesirable for ine
7 1 7 ed, but he is not ashamed to. be called ever to return here..
against infection that niost benefit will
I pect as it is in the remarkable caricatures
likely accrue to the coinanunity,if prepe Pouch. in which, if Gladstone has
ly carried out.
, I sometimes the air of a prig, Disraeli haa
Where it is 'howl' to be necessary that always the air (11 caeliestm when Dis.
has th• sniall pox. diphtheria, scarlet
sentimental in his regard for the moral
fever, cholera or typhoid fever lie t " wen tur the „interest., of
give notice within 24 hours to the looal Enownd.
board of health.
Nothing could be more distasteful to
No householder shell permit any per -
Mr. Gladstone than the Egyptian com-
mon suffering freak these diseases or any plication. Nothing could Lave beein de-
af their clothing to be removed without light ful to Lora Beaconsfield. The
the consent of the Board. vagueness of the object to be attained by
Every physician must report any case warlike operations, the difficulty of a
ol smallfp ox, scarlet fever, diphtheria,
, possible protectorate of the country, the
tif(Ph`" fever 14"'-' in 24 h'"ur° lAlek' desire to respect the rights of a peoples°
..rd or Medical Health officer. Tomei° froni English sympathy and
Nu person except the attending physi- habits. naturally oppress Mr. Gladstone,
thin necessarily engaged in transactions
in which hi.country should never have
Leen involved. But they would have
hem excititig chapters If romance to
Lord Ileaormalield, and be would have
enfficent time has elapsed to ere ant ,
enueavored to turn the situation to the
spreading of the disease.
most dazzling account.
Proper means ehall be taken to client- Ccping at DOOM with the elusive anus-
fect 511 bedding, clothes, rooms and lion in Egypt, with the franchise in Eng.
furniture occupied by, 'r vehicle used in land, and with the discentent of Ireland,
and tended by a Tory party net greatly
led, but officered by a brilliant cynic. a
worthy squire, and • nen-descripi mad-
cap. only • chief of the sturdiest moral
and mental quality could held at sew-
et.ty• three • peeition which nobody else
could till. It is, as we said, his character
n.o less than hie genius which will give
hint a great placs an English history.
With the conquering Chatham and the
accomplished Canning, with William
Pitt and Sir ltobert Peel, Gladstone
must always be mentioned as an English
statesman and minister who showed in
his puhlie and pnvate life, in his master -
by grasp cf affairs, in his ascentiency over
a great, intelligent, and progressive
party, in his high moral tone and his im•
menu accemplishnient, the power which
any intelligent country *amid wish to
see conducting its affairs.
This is the year in which the other
great English-speaking Reim) sails ions
ed. The nitii.atlY011wdiwwhwit• ar. .4 its citizens to the Chief Executive
ignorant of the eotirm and causes of magistracy. Happy that country if it
diode°. Much ef the L ip.w ledge summon to that office a statesman se
Ixosetbed 1. voitur c""loclure unt4w6w1 comnianding, conscientious, and courage -
theory and baseless donates. And yet
clan or clergyman shall he allowed to
visit cases of small pox, scarlet fever,
diphtherial, or cholera and no ..ne expos-
ed to or having access to them shall
mingle with the ozeneral ionblic until
transporting • person suffering frinn any
of these infectious diseases.
A fine not exceeding twenty dollars
and cries shall be inflicted fer violation
a any of the above clauses.
Such, in • general way, are the chief
Dents of this Act, and by taking full
advantage of the benefit to be derived
much good will result. The old and
world-wide belief, disease is due to
special providence, er t.. the vengence of
offended Deity, still .lotains Pi some ex-
tent with regard to. great epidemioa
which am thou& ht be either inevitable
or only to be averted by prayer and
fasting, instead which Heaven helps
these who help themselves by prayer,
proper attention to quarnntine. drainage,
Sewerage heating and ven.ilation and
cloanline, . geherally. By the adoption
of peeper delve ..1 life on the part of
individuals and coo llllllll 'ties. nearly ',0
hall of •xisting .Itsritsee could be abolish -
Lataaar,
Harper's Mayezau for June. begin -
aims the aisty-Mian velem*, iodine, •
foretold of adder is two papers -Abe
one of Kampen and other of Americas
tree. Mrs. Lillie will write of tb•
bunoes Fresh watering-pleos, Berets,
with ilisegations from Mr. Heiden's
diner pencil, and Mr. John A. Bedard
"The North Shore"' of Lake Sapericor,
which Mr. Ches. Grahams illutrstes Iron
sketches made lid sunder. Twu pa-
pers, of much ounimervial and ludustrial
interest, will be a careful and *dime
honsive article on the organization and
week a the New York Custom house,
bp It. Viliesitley„ and de on Sheffield
and its trades, by W. H. Ridging. buth
illustrated. Col. Higginson's paper will
describe "The Great Western bleach" of
population during the administration of
John Quincy Adams, and will have fine
portraits of that president and tor John
C. Calhouu. There will be more of Win
Sharp's charming poems, "Transcripts
from Nature," with Alfred Parson's
illustrations, as well as further instal-
ments of William Black's and E. P.
Roe's novels, with pictures by Abbey,
Dielman, and Gibed. The shert stories
will be "The Dagger,' a tale of old
Rouse, by John McMullen, with illus-
trations by Fredericks, and "A Humble
Romance," by Mary E. Wilkins. Among
the miscellaneous papers will be an &c-
ondi of Virginia's one witch, Grace
Sherwood, and • reminiscence of Abra-
ham Lincoln at Cincinnati, by W. M.
Dickson.
Thus untowardly !net the first time
Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Stanton. Little
did either then suspect that they were to
meet again on a Lirger theatre, to be-
come the chief actors in a great histori-
cal epoch -(W. M. Dickson, in Harper's
Magazine for June.
What 4. teats WIll Do.
A 10 cent bottle of Poison's Nerviline
will cure neuralgia or headache. A 10
cent bottle ef Nerviline will cure tootle
ache or faceache. .4 10 cent maniple bot-
tle of Nervalans is sufficient to cure colds,
diarrh.ea, spasms, d)sentery, kc. Ner-
viline is just the thing to cdre all pains,
whether internal or external. Buy at
J. Wilson's a 10 cent sampleof Nerviline
the gyeat 1111111 cure. Safe, prompt, and
always effectual. Lirge bottles only 25
cents.
A Cases tabinet.
The same ship which will carry Sir
Charles Tupper to England as High C
missioner will also convey across the At-
lentic Sir Leonard Tilley and I1"t D L
McPherson. Of what use is it foo us to
have a High C..minImi,mer tesident in
London with a 1142,000 h.ouse, $10,000 a
year salary, $4.4.00 or 105,000 a year in
personae*. and several clerks, if thou
'ministerial trips across the Atlantic are
to oontinue t Why have • High COM.
missioner at all, if he cannot look after
the interests of Canada 14. Enzland with-
out having two or three members of the
government 10 send every year to assist
him ?-11.ittawa Free Press.
As Itilliees.,Tribesie.
Tberen P. Keetor,editor of Ft. W-.N•ne
0.nelle, writes.: 'Fur the past fire
rears I have always used Dr. King's New
Discovery for coughs of most severe
character, as well sitar thoes eta milder
type It never fails to effect A speedy
cure, My friends to whom I have re-
commended it speak of it in same high
terms. Having been cured by it .1 *very
po ess e English cough I have had for five years, I con -
when heipelessly iniconsci. me of their own Prime niinister ' Looking at Gladstone, aider it the only reliable arid sure cure
Ignorance, how promptly Alla confidently and then across the sea at our President- for coughs, co`ols, etc. Call at Wilson's
people will Unmet tAk• 1#1 solves, what
ial contest, the Englishman malty be par- Drug Store and wet a Fre.. Trial Bottle.
should and should itot he done L., ere- (loaned it he is not quite ready to abandon Large size $1.00. 0
vent small -pox, or scarlet fever or typto • system which brings so great a
uid fever, or any .4her disease what!nen as Gladstone into the direction of
ever it is not 1.. loc wondered a! that the government, and even the American
Puirthe si 14("* 1. ("quilled .14.may wonder sh.ther his spawn of select.
itiohtrwilet"1.3. i'merti"ol Invi• t" and nig the Chief Ititagistrat• 4 surer than
hesitates MI t -t what eltotibi 1.1 couh . be
done in this niat.er. "The friends 14
the typhoid 1.4 et petieist, who will 001
fail to remember stel he grateful for the
ere and assiduity with which • physi;ian
nay have treats,' the diastase, would i.r..
bably have theaght him intrusive etel
troublesome had he taken one half the
same trouble v. sae that the cause or the
fever was prevented... Sanitary ille111.-
are', te be effective, shotild he carnal
nut at thou times when moat people see
no special saute for anxiety, and they
often theref. r< appear to impels.. ,inc
usury worry and expense. When such
innoures are mut successful their value
may be least apparent .#1 eppreciated. If
the exposited disease hoes not appearahe
warnings are considered to have been
false alarms and the precautions taken to
bars bee sicessire.
With • view of carrying out the provi•
arms of the n•w Act III, town cenneil
spuointed a local Board of Health,
Whieh has under its costudoration *be
heel m. tatels for socomplishing the mod
sonata. 1 'nder its direction monkery
j.e.ries may he shortly especed to
frip a thorough gemination 14 .11 pm -
the Enelish method to bring the real
"cured by this Hop linters the papers
chief of a party to the executive
1.1;ferge William Curtis, in Harpeei 'say s. much reboot leoteed
"hew thankful we sleould he for that
Magazine for June.
"melleine •
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DAD Me Mr !
she lingere.1 Red suffered skeet,
"pining all the time for years. the doc-
"tors deine her no eoloel : and at last was
etensL14s. - A name well known in
emenokoo with the Hair Renewer,which Freeman's Worm Powders neitiire no
whores cloy hair I., u• natural color by other /mt.:motive They are Nap and sure
a few weeks use. $old at 110 cents per 11" rtinelt" 01 11"rmr•
brittle he James Wilson. 2m I The well knewn stremothening prover -
Freeman's Werm Powders died roy end at ineed o4 f mo.1 r in . combined with .oher tomes
perfect !terrine, ere found in
worms without injury to adult er cp,.,pfp . sr.ntth.
remove
infant
Tbiewell. 9..
T. W. Alan's, Hirer& K•n . writes :
1 moor hesitate to recommenol your
Electric Bitters to my onetomers, they
eve entire salidectinn and are rapid
trailers.' Electric Bitters are the purest
and hest medicine known and will posi
tinily ears Kidney end Liver complaints
Parity the blond and regulate the bowels
No family ean afford t.. be withent them
They will save ihnndreds ist dollars in
deter's hills ii;vixar. Wel at &Oats.
t1.t*bslJ.
r
none, and bedy. and 'ninon, the lolowool
and c orre.lexion. lin
%%Tortellini will not celebrate the 24t14
this veer I.ucknow offers inducements
,,n the 2t;th. and it is .inote likely that a
number of Winehamites will s,te id the
Nth in that town.
Not another Pill shall ro down my
throat ausiii, saki a citizen. "when I can
get sue% • prompt sad pleasant care for
my Istleme attack.. as Dr. (Ninon's Steen.
sell Bitters. It renders the bhiod pure
and oronl and makes a splendid see.
nedieiwa Large bottles 60 cent&
4.4
eels.
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Were Ward Indeed.
There are se many things that appear
unnecessary, and which for the life of us
oe can see neither purpose nor end. It
may be curnsare just one of those thorns
in the flesh the why and the wherefore
of which we cannot see. Nevertheless
they are of the kind tf at are easily re-
moved. Putnam's Painless I ,,ros Extrac-
tor niakes short work of them. Try it
and see hew nicely it ceaxes them out.
Cie none ether than Putnam s Corn Ex-
tractor. Sold by druggists.
6.liadasese Sustained.
caartmAkrr 131E-RGIKA-INPI Fon csAiLamt1.
Of TIM PIttileeris non& titnisitles, is sow deed sot
A LARUE AND WKL.I, ASbORTEI) STOCK OF NEW GOODS
• _oust
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS
A. Jr-ar..x.. raiz- csoca38,
Wkich 14.4. Wrested 10..0 Menem thous She suseese ter CAM Seed Tillie la imerg Am.
Ch -Ft• A. 1\T r) OLE .41% Ci* B.A.LIC
- -The sothearflier to oleo clearing the ---
LONDON, May 13. --Hicks-Beach's mo-
tion ..1 censure on the Government for
its Egyptian policy was rejected by a
vote of 303 to 276, notwithstanding that
the Parnellites voted with the Tories.
!sever Vise fp.
If you are suffering with low and de -
premed spirits, loos <1 appetite. general
debility, diaortlered blood, weak consti-
tution, headache, or any disease of a bil-
ious nature, by all means procure a bot-
tle of Electric Bitters. You will be sur-
prised to see the rapid iniprovement that
will follow ; you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return ;
pain and misery will cease, and hence-
forth you will rejoice in the praise .1
Electric Iti.ters, Sold at fifty cents*
bottle by .1„ Wilson. (6 I
Remainder of His Winter Stock at Heav Discout Pricw
ovr.„(vAwprr,,...1,..t.:vii,.,. and 1110, ean DOW he had or IL eased iltruspectIvelg.,
SVITINO (writs. which Crow have Sic to el, been reduced to trann 11111•0441
ether atoods In pisportlon. Call and Imperil the Goods and Prima whet her Lou uz Of OIL
lauderich4IFY'elh'est: 11484VAVT HAHHAIN8 CALL AT "THF: IPV0PLIE'S STORE
W. 11xtInx..m-r-, cm. odwiels•IL nod steers
HUGH DUNLOP,
Fashionable Tailor,
Nis household should oe oensidered
complete without a bottle of Dr. Van
Burea's Kidney eure is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all forma
of kidney disease,. Sold by J Wilson
Oh! how tired and weak I feel. I doc't
'believe I will ever get through the Spring
house-cleauing 1 Oh yea vou will if you
take a bette or two of De Carson's Stom-
ach Bitters to purify your blood and tone I
up the system. In large bottles 50 cts.
Prof. Lows Sulphur Soap is highly
recommended for the cure of Eruption.
Chafes, Chapped Hands, Pimples, Tan,
dc. lm
A Wide Awake Illeingest-
nee, and spares no pains to secure the
.1. Wilson is always alive to his btun- llso Washburn &Nam Two Point Steel Barb Wire Fencing
best every article in his line. lie has For s dr b. JOHN A. N A FTEL. Cheap Hardware Emporium, Godetieh
7.7VEST EYTRMET,
liftal the Finest Assortment of Goods for Fall Wear to Choose From.
IF YOU 'A$.\ 1'
Nobby Suit at a Reasonable Price,
CALL oN
HTTG-IEE D TJ NLOP.
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC '*
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN':
A full line of all the Le -tiling Molieines always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a Specialty.) ,
GEORGE RIIT1A52,
BLA KE S BLOCK, THE SQUARE
B OTS&SHOE
Beg t. announce t.. the Public that they have opened businees in the above Ste.
in the store lately occupied by Horace 'Newten. Hai ing purchased a large and
well mooted stock Id Spring and Summer Goods at etose tgmes, we are determine
to give the Public the bene.
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS WILL BE 01111 ICTTO
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