HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-6-13, Page 2THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JUNE i3, 1884.
EEREIBLi PXPIRIbiNCI. A TALK WITH JIFF DAVIS.
I arta." alis." tie.*•. us i a w las
—_ 1 R ail as$ is eta •sial ease.
♦ oweisssamd snarly fatal .oddest os- I Mt. William L Taylor, of the law first
Mesa to Oars. 11kLood sod Capt. Quist
g as Thankg maim peeuli•r eireuttiistanses
Augtles Tuesday evening last about 7 o'clock,
eaer0Vblb,t driving from Port Elgin to Smith-
Ill•ftliamples, .std nearly half way humse they
ahosters . startled by • few short grunts on
'"Abs ro.tfaide directly opposite their horse Iof the Confederate leader as d
esm• typt
rtti ' which at the save time bee fright- � Attune plantation mansion, one .tor7
t idolseed and ran •way followed by • huge m height, with specious halbile-
aand an ile-
a Tbheeet in felt pursuit. After about one hal( peeing portico. Ti. house hes in view
olio' mile had hien travelled at a fearful rate 'of the,ut' it, end is a.rruuuded by *thick
grove ..f orange and magnolia tree* Mr.
Taylor says he was rec.ivd cordially
Mr. Davis, and, after they had been
by talking a few moments, Mrs.
Jeff Davis and her daughter, • hand-
er i ' .sold be felt by the fugitive gentlemen wine young lady. •ppeard in the
ow TII begs behind, when a happy thought , room, accompanied by • young Chicago
1'4 sur 1 Mama Capt. Quiuu, if he only through I Dwyer. Mr. Davis insisted that he
of Peelle & Taylor, returned yesterday
from New Orleans. While w the trip
he visaed Jefferson Davis at thio bale,
sear lieaavesr, sad Nashville Railroad,
midway betimes Mobile and New Or.
liana Mr. Taylor describes the home
111!_!C!! of ed the hurls soon began to show
wN
•►R us d exhaustion, and slowly but sunt-
an
)pr their fearful pursuer began to gain
spa them till at last the Tare of its
tate a tapes, and the very heat of its but breath
a't' has sae oust to the beast, they might yet be
ddh lathe laved . and quick a■ thought the coat was
wmr thrown to their would bedevourer,which
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a dri teas turn to pieces in an instant. This
pore the pursued a start, but alas ' it was 1 brought up.
only of momentary duration, for ss soon 'What is the $o.tbern estimate of the
Be lthe beast had gone through the coat, Federal Generals f' inquired Mr. Taylor.
new b e started after there more furious than '1 cannot give you the Southern oas-
is mind soon closed upon them once mate,' Mr. vis replied. 'I can give
some clothes were you my owe estimate.'
at.
should retain in the house over night.
Dunne the evening the couv.natiun
turned up..o the war. and Mr. Davis
talked freely on all subjects that were
A Baaasa'sk Tsserrorir. — Fee a
O..th, Cole ur any Bruushical aAsciaa
"Pontin," in my upitsiou, is just the
thing. there geed it in wy family (or
Coughs and Colds fur the past four years
with the inert uuvariod amass, and to-
day my opiates of it is that 1 matinee
to think mill more of that which 1 betas
thinking well of.
Gan. Kars, Manages- Ontario Bask,
Price 'li .este at all dremriM & mm
disposed
and efor more 'What do you think of Grant r was
m*p.ad of for the benefit of the pursuer.
l+i ILis time two vests and a coat were asked.
the thrown away to appease the wrath of 'Griot,' he said, 'was largely a crea-
Fart their hungry foe. These, however, only tore of circuutatauoe. 1 remember that
M seemed to increase hie wrath, for with a the first time I met Grant was when he
beat hound he sprang at the rig, but went past was *rationed on the Pacific Coast as a
mill. it and fell, but recovered himself in time Lieutenant. I was then Secretary of
mad to catch the hone by the off fore leg se War. He was charged with drunken -
ht be paved throwing the occupants out on near and neglect tet duty. 1 gave him
their heads both receiving severe inju- his chutes between standing tnal and re -
was} tries in their fall. The noise created by signing. He resigned. I knew he
on l the poor home, as the animal attempted would. General Grant was a great min-
ty bite him was fearful. The gentlemen tart' commander. Ho was very tenaci-
,, took advange of this favorable moment ous. He fought a battle as a matter of
lee crawl to a fence near by, and were on- business. Men were men cogs in the
boa tit taken from behind it when some men wheal. All the mw and means he want -
visit mese to their rescue and dispatched the ed were placed at his comuand, and he
1, murderous assailant, which proved to be had every advantage. He would have
gone m . gh been discharged from the Army of Pub. -
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F some unknown cause. Beth gentlemen mac if it had not been that tow many
tense c,nveq.d to the Busby's hotel and changes hail already taken place in the
army.'
'What is your estimate of tion. Sher-
man i' was asked.
'Sherman, Mr. Dat -is said, 'was
looked upon in the South as Alaric was
by the Roman. He was their 'scourge
trim of a fire hall for the village will take of God.' He was zruel, yet he was a
great strategist.
'Yes; interrupted Miss Davis, 'he was
• inhuman monster. Whet he did not
use ha destr. yed.'
'Sherman hesitated,' Mr. Davis con-
tinued, 'for • long time between joining
the Confederate army and the ('pion
army. W e were uncertain which lee
would do. He finally joined the Union
arniy, thinking, I suppose, that more
could be gained by it:
'My idea,' remarked Mr. !Avis, is
that Meade was the most skilful General
in the Federal army. Gen. Lee once
said to me that he could understand the
movements of all the Generals in the
Federal army easier than those of Gen.
Meade Those above Meade never al-
lowed biro to display his full power.
He was hampered and kept down
through jealousy.'
Mr. Taylor—How did you regard Mc-
Clellan
'Weil, sir, McClellan was the best
trained soldier in the war. While Sec-
retary of W'ar I sent him on three im-
portant missions—one to Europe, to
'study military methods. He returned
with a better knowledge of military dis-
cipline
any man inthods his country.' possessed
Mr. Taylor—Could he have entered
Richmond if he had pushed on across
the ('hickamauea 1
'Well,' Mr. Davis answered, laughing.
'I once knew a farmer who raid that if
his foresight had been se good •a his
hindsight he might have made a fortune
on cotton. Something of the same kind
w•aprebahly the fault with McClellan
It he had known the weakness of the
Confederaees, and had thrown his army
*croesthe river, I think he could have
entered Richmond, We thought he
would, and I believe Oen Lee thought
so, too.'
Mr. Taylor—Who do you mud as
the greatest of the Confederate Gen-
erals 1
'I consider Gen. Sidney Johnson as
the greatest General produced on either
side by the late war. Oen. Lee stands
next in my estimation, and as we move
away from the war his desperate strug1le
against overwhelming numbers will be a
4 and of Missions during t'.5 last century : marvel in war annals.
Dr. Stewart writes ou the Obligation of 'Mr. Lincoln was a vulgar jokes,' Mr.
the Great Commission ; and Ilelen Davis said, 'but withal he was a great
Campbell tolls the 1. uching story of Jack man. He was wise and he was honest.
"the jail bird." There are ale-. finely He could have been of great geed to the
illustrated erticleaon English Cathedrals, South if be bad lived, and his untimely
and on Lady Bra+yey's yacht voyage death was a groat los M es.* He was
t around the world, quiet and apparently in deep meditation
i The new tulttfso.1isiPnsting wit t July, for ....s l mannas, and then resumed',
• will have et pious i Iustrati'us of "Holy •ye•.., it was a :creat loss, for he was sac -
Resells," "Walks about London " "In eeeded by a I..w, mean demagogue -
Bible Lands,'' '`Venire," "Japan. Ja demagoguehnsnn—end demagogue is the worst
"Arun rel the 1rorid in. the 'Sunbeun,' 1.1 ,nen. Johnson was unschooled, but a
Me., with articles by Fronde. Gladstone, man of great native ability. He had no
President Nelle.. Principal Grant. Judge convictions, and tried to please all Lin -
I• Jones. Dr, Carlo .tt. Dr. Sutherland, coin was a man . f great vigor of mini..
Prof. Voter. M.1'.. Pmf. Shaw. John although he was plain and rough. if
Beside, Esq , J..'o. 4' mirror., E'.1 . and Mr. Lincoln had lived, the South would
many others. N t' IS a .'0.'d time to have had a President that understood
g1.hvcribe. $l for .. i,..liths. her a'nditint, and he would have been
f ea of more benefit to her than any other
Carpi rabies. man could possibly have Men He was
it may surprise the ;(....tl people of an honest man. His death was a great
no Canada to learn the. the corn cr.") ha, nti'fortnne to the South.
ni been immensely incre tool in Canticle. No ,
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'Why should .teaa whose blood is warm
within
Sit ke his grandsire oat in alabaster 1
Or let his hair grow fumy, scant sad this.
When • 'Cream L. isasswu,will make
g. row the faster. Fur sale by J. Wil -
sou Just
It is said is St Paul that hundreds of
teams are now ea*aged sear Itlsmarck in
gathering buffalo buses, fur which the
sum of $6 a tun is paid by persona who
send them t' Philadelphia for grinding
into fertilizing powder. But so great is
the supply that Bismarck is to have e
"Dose meal" mill of its own within • few
months. Such facts briar to mind the
enonusus and wasteful slaughter of buf-
faloes, largely the work tit men who use
ugly the hides; or of tourist sportsmen
who are neither for hides nor meat. At
least rome of the bones are now to be
turned to account.
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The voting en the by-law for the erec•
piece ors the 17th of June.
THgeaa MILLIdiN4 IS ii —.W'm. Mc-
Lean bought ret this section on Saturday
bast 83 head of cattle for which he paid
the sum of ltg,(r_'0, an eremite of $107
per head. Who says cattle don't pay?
Moat Goon l'arrtx.—Jaid Dryden,
of the 1st con. of Huron township, de-
livered in this village .•n Friday last to
Mooney four steers fur shipment,fur
which ha realized the handsome sum of
8407.50.
Paawtxan.—Dr. Hutchison, who has
practised his profession in this village
and vicinity for some time Doctor
has gone
tin Bright to reside. The Doctor during
his residence here made many friends
said his departure is ;generally regretted.
Bright is to be congratulated on securing
two of our moat popular citirens in the
persons of the Doctor and Mr. Charles
Bu:hbrford bath of whom we wish every
e mcees.
A MAMMOTH (1*. --The largest ox ever
seen thew parts,and wedoubt if his equal
in height can be found in the Dominion,
was delivered to James McLean, Battle
dealer, on Tueeday morning lit, for
Shipment to the Old Country. Although
sot in very good condition he turned the
sales at 2,170 pounds and stands eigh-
teen hand high. While here the animal
was viewed by hundreds, and all agree
lis p.roru.unciDY him the largest they had
ewer seen. —(Sentinel.
Literary %entre..
Canadian Methodist Magazine for Jone.
MM. -Price Vs year ; sl for .1x months : 5
seats per number. For sale at all book•
.teres.
This number flttit4pt(ly celebrates the
hundredth year of the settlement of
mit tipper Canada, by a number of patriotic
sad U. T. Loyalist i oeins and prose arti-
cles. John Cameron. Esti., editor-in-
chief of the Toronto ti/dor, contributes a
jgraceful sketch of 'Travel in Switzerland. 'Up the Rigi.' A companion E.iece
from the same skilful pen, "Up \nu-
4 tries," illustrated, will shortly appear.
A striking article. by Dr. Itorchester,
e lbows by the aid of six engraved (haven's
fes♦ the rainarkable pro;tress of Mtethudisin
t:tadalloar's Tarte Train.
r,MN- and ream*
Put noun's Painless Cern Extractor, the
great remedy fur cornu. u ansulately sate
and p•isless, does its work promptly,
withost in the lava interfacial with the
oota(ort of eta, std is absolutely
alone ass ode painless remedy for Dorn*
Do set be imp.aed upou by dangerous
counterfeit* l se en Putnam '• Curet
Extractor. Beare ed lease substitutes.
Sold everywhere by druggists and deal-
ers in medicine. Take only Putuaw's
Painless Extractor. N. C. P,Iwn t
Co., propels, Kingston.
At • Liberal gathenni, a few evenings
ago, in the borough of Marylebone, •
prepaid was made to oak the premier if
he would allow an emblematical compli-
ment to be paid to him on his forthcom-
ing birthday its the shape of a button-
hole d.r breast decoration. consisting ..f
the lily supported on oach side by a leaf
of the oak and the ivy—repteesenting
what are considered by many thousands
of Mr. (lladatone's admirers as his strik-
mg attributes—mately, " Purity ,stren gib
and tenacity." The suggestion was
adopted amid loud applause.
The well known strengthening proper-
ties of iron, combined with .ober tonics
and • most perfect aeevin e, are found in
Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, sod improve the blood
and c.emplesion. lin
greases Irlsid Llast.ie$
Is the only instantaneous relief for Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Rub-
bing a few drops briskly is all that is liver cdom hints, severe ""'"21"called
needed. No taking nauseous medicines p
fur weeks, but one minute's application c'onaumption, have been cured.
removes all pain and will prove the greet Women gene nearly crazy
value of Kram's Fluid Lightning;. 25
cents per bottle at George Rhynes' drug
sotn ore. b
A Gavot .rfY;
That is daily bringing joy t.. the homy
f thousands by saving many of their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly is
GavotMM
Spring is Upon Us !
AND NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
Vegetable, Flower & Field Seeds.
James Rrevky• Hamilton. says: •'1 road the
testimonials for McUrrgoes Speedy- Cure and
found I had not loge t0 New York. Philadel-
phia. Louisiana or Texas to and living wit-
nesses of its valor. we MVO plenty of peewee
right herr to prove its merits. 1 got a bolds
and it helped rax right away. 1 was as bad
with Nihon* Fever and ladipeatwa as 1 think
any one would be. 1 hats takes thaws bonsai
and am newly well and can eat any kind of
food without it hurting lee. 1 may say I •s
Netter than 1 ever expected to be. Free trial
betties at G. Ithynsi. 2n
Not another Pill shall go down my
throat again, said a citizen, "when 1 can
get such a prompt and pleasant cure for
my bilious attacks, 'as Dr. Canna's Stom-
ach Bitter. It renders the blood pure
and cool end makes a splendid spring
medicine. Large bottles 50 oats.
National Pills purify the blood, regu-
late stomach, liver and bowels. m
[Continued.]
t-HarT[R 11.
wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is an varied in its
operations that no disease or ill health
can possibly saint or resist its power and
yet it ii
Harmless for the most frail woman,
weakest invalid or suallest child to use.
Pat lents
'-.{:moat dead or nearly dying'
For )ears, and given up by physicians
of Bright's and other kidney diseases,
F. JORDAN. at the Medial Hall, has just ripened out a fresh supply of
Seeds of all Kinds,
FROM THE Bl{Y'1' SEEDMMEN.
FRESH, RELIABLE AND WELL ASSORTED.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
AP -Court Mouse Syusre, Guderich.
HUGH DUNLOP,
Fashionable Tailor,
WEST TREET,
Has the Finest Assortment of hoods for Fall Wear to Choose Froin.
IF vOt' WANT
A Nobby Snit at a Reasonable Price,
CALL tiN
r u GGH DUNLOP_
CIGARS...... CIGARS.
I M PND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
eel Aosta, the N.I . people will claim this as
t a product of protection. but l'.,tnain'•
at4 Painless Corn Extractor alone is ent.t'ed
M all the creelit_ it raises morecort:a 1..
the acre than anything e'er the world
sen supply. Sale. sure. and painless.
Take ne substitute. c ►rely 25 cents. Try
per hand. A grad crop guarantrd.
$ewer. of Arsh eating manta ute. N. ('.
1N•1«m it Co., pe* pre., Kinest .•n.
it
never etre Fp.
11 you are suffering with l•.w and de-
pressed spirits, bus o f appetite. general
d.h4uty,
disordered blood, weak c matt-
tuttrm, headache, or any disease 01 a bl-
ues nature, by all means procure. bot-
tle of Electric Bitten. You will to stur-
pttiev 1 to see the repel improvement that
•dl follow ; you will he inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return ;
pain and
misery will erase, and hence -
you will rejoie. in dm praise of
ric Bi.tees Redid .t fifty stints •
by J. Wilma. [Aj
Wheetee'a Thane rteapt tca. mol.
r1�HE SUPPLY OF Ci)VMt'\IED
l
twain substance can only be had from the
nutriment in tits hto.t derived from food.
The
win 1. s lanai.- who n.rs whlakeT,
atryrhnlne. or npinm to nerd hint to pari.wni •
work .n hared when i.e .el. tee weak 10 g0
thrnigh it wit how .tlen lila atm, which anpnly
nothing but Isorease she eowsaspllon of tis-
sue. iei Wherher'. F1.xir 0f ('bo•pkatm. 554
('alimya we bare she only trove ra•terssirca of
Mein waste the only source of nerve (novas
found in our fond.
From agony of neuralgia. nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out of shape from excru-
ciating pangs of Rheumatism.
Inflammatory and chronic, or-suffer-
nig
r suffer-
ing from scrofula'
Dr. King's new Discovery fur Consumt.- Erysipelas
tion, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, ronchitia,j halt rheum,bb.d p.iwnin ,dyspepsis,
B
Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in indigestion, and in tact almost all die
the Throat, Pain in Side and Chest,t.rt' ass' trail
any disease cf 0:12Throat and Lungs, . Nature is heir to
1 Have heen cured by Hop
positive carr. Guaranteed. Trial Bot Bitten,proof
tles free at .1. Wilson's Drug Store. Large °f which can be found in every neigh -
size $1.00OS) borhuod in the known world. m
_.sties•d trate. naive.
The greatest medical w.mder ... the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Barna, Rnu.es,Cute,l'leees, Balt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, P11ee, Chilhlainl
Corns. Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
Skin Eruptions. guaranteed to eine in
every instance, or money refunded the.
pee hoz. For sale by .1. WiI. n. ly.
Destroy the worms nr they may des-
troy the ehildrert,. 1'.e Freeman's Worm
Powders, they expel all kinds of
wnrrws. ei
First Prise at lit Provincial Show for quality of the Wire.
FOUR -POINT BARN Mbf FENCING. SMOOTH TWISTED WIRE. 1111AN 1UC17110Ra EIRE.
Washburn & Moen
4.1Am5E5 PATLL'ST
Two -Point Wir Fencing
Hardware Emporium.
JOHN A. NAFTEL'S Cheap
BOOTS AND SHOES
NEW GOODS_
A full line of all the Leading Patent Medicines always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a Specialty.)
GEORGE RHYNAS,
BLAKE'S BLOCK. THE SQUARE,
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND x EG-uL' ATZO N.
The Company offer lands within the Railway Ikit along Ibe main line, and in Soothe
Manitoba at priers ranging from
$2_50 PER ACRE
upwards. with conditions requiring tub italien.
A rebate for cultivation of trona soon le ease per sere. accord'sg to price paid for the
land, allowed on certain toadittons. 1 L C. many also offer lands without coediting* of
settlement or cultivation.
THE RESER 1 El) SECTIONS
along the Main Line, ix.. the odd numbered se.. i...r.a a (thin one mile of the Railway, are newt
offered for sale on •lvantages terns, to partne, prepared to undertake their immediate
oniate cul-
tivation.
TERMS OF PAYMENT: --
Purchasers may pay one-sixth in ounh. ar.d ±l a balance in lire annual instalments. with is
terest at SIX PER CENT. per annum. payahl.- in advance.
Parties purchasing without condition. oto ulr.tatiun. will receive • [teed of (•onreyaace at
time of purchase. It payment is made in full.
Payments may be made in 1..‘ NI. (:RANT ROYItS_ whleb will be accepted at ten per
cent premium en their tar talie sued accrues niece!. '[hese bonds can be obtained is •p
plication as the Rank of Montreal. Meat real :.•r at any of its agencies.
FOIL PRl('F-S and ('OYINTNINS OF SA I1: nod all information with respect to the per -
chase of Lands, apply to JOHN H. McT.t\'1+H. Land Commissioner. Winnipeg. By orderce
the Board CHARLES MU NK WATER. Secretary.
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NO TROUBLE W-ATEVER TO SHOW GOODS.
Crahb's Block, Corner East street and Sittar..
Go.derich, May 8th, 1884.
BOOTS&SHOES
L c 3z We df.caup
Beg t announce to the Public that they have opened ened business in the above Rtor•
in the 'tore laoely occupied by Horace `ewton. Having purchased a large and
well assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we •redetermine
t.. ,•ire the Public the bene5..
QUICK SALES & SKILL PROFITS WILL BE OUR YCTTO
Oter-Pl•a•e call and examine our Booth' before purehasiri elr•where.
t4l Rtemcmber the place, next doer to J. Wilson's Now Store-
ime-('nsom work will receive our special attention.
sf-Nune het the heat e.( material need and haat-claw workmen employed.
PO-Rrpeering neatly done on the shortest metre
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11.- . • over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
1Besntit l colors. and at price less :pain t. r' mu. h inferior goods. Call and see the=
art list. host • Sill. $1 ting . and most besoid
The lialst Sriog, ilidziar Palms and Fashions,