The Huron Signal, 1884-8-15, Page 5b4
r d h HURON SIGNAL •FRIDAY, AUG- 15, 1345I.
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MOST HORRIBLE!!
a sesrsel (leery-4Smatimilleas surd Irks.
messily Sew tao growl, nerves sew Is -
nosed t..v.wrt.s Tee Owe lessee .s.
1IRW Yoke, August If. -The Timers
star thst the desneseate le posse -got et
the navy eepart-eot add to the rased ut
miserable human suffering alresdy pub-
lished in ouoneetwn with the huding of
Greet; by the relief expedite*, the meat
abockmr &t.'..s et iuhutnanity and ean-
nibalism. Fur the sale of humanity and
the American people, the army authori-
ties are endeavoring to keep tl •• matter
barbed, but in the inveetsgalsoo, which
,. & stet sure to sours. tial theta «111 un-
douhtedlJ cotue out. The object in ship-
ping the bodies in iron tatalet• was to
prevent the expusure It has beat stat.
ed that after the pas Rare out in Feb-
ruary 'the members of the party lived
principally on sealskins, licking and
' linings. As matter of fact, they wire
RUT •tier eN ■t•yAM neat. pa
n the rs.cuiIY party discovered the
half-starved survivor, their first duty
was to look to the two moo who work in-
e essible fro- add and privation. One
of them shrieked as the sailors took hold
of them. "Don't let them shoot me as
they did poor Henry ; meet 1 be killed
and eaten as Henry woa : don't let them
do it. Don't, don't." After a brief in-
vestigation Schley felt that the WW1 was
speaking the truth, and that some of the
men who perished had been stripped of
their flesh to keep their comrades alive.
Schley instructed two or three gentle-
men, among them the doctors and sur-
geons of the Bear, to maks a careful ex-
amination and put their conclusions in
writing. This was done. The bodies
were dug from the graves hack to the
permanent camp, establtsbd in October,
tea, but it was found that ,nost .4 the
blankets contained nothing bot heaps of
:whits bones, many of them picked clean
Schley discovered that many of the ere-
eateas men who were said to bare per-
ished from starvation were
RATIN BY TIZIR ►Atee'tfxa'NI AUE•.
It is reported that the only men who
ssap.. the knife were three or four who
died . • ...:urvy. The amputated limbs of
men • L. afterwards perished were eager-
ly de, noas food. Chas. II. Henry
was •. • t f...trnitue rations. When his
body wen freed the hands and face
tbout:I. shrunken. sere intact, hut near-
ly ev..tywaere .ho for akin had been
stripe. it from him and the deal. picked '
from the bones. Even the heart and
longs were eaten. Frio/meets .4 hrtuan
flesh were also used on twit for shrimps.
Some ..f the officers of the relief .hips
scout the idea of cannibalism. oth.rs ad-
mit that the bodies *ere shocking to
Le.k urone but attributed it tis the storm
and ice The entitle .tory Ihry believed
**gibe n tailor's yarn. Schley recuses t..
soy At • thing until the official . 111191iry is
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OLEVELAND'S OWN STORY.
w• L' taloa wet tMnri... Nish Marta
wet—.
Iia. eortyx, N.Y., Aug. A. -General
Horst:•. Ring. where report of what he
heart.. • in Buffele led Mr. Beecher to re-
turn to Governor Cleveland's support,
mrd •• :e reporter : "After leaving Buf- %%.est street. next door to the Poet (Mice.
fab• I went to Albany and saw Governor ••Tb. Chs.p..* House Under the Sus.'-
Cleve:es d. He frankly tufa me that my April se. 1881: HMIs
version. of the stories was substantially
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FACTS!!
AND DON'T FORGET IT
That we have never been, and
never intend to be undersold
any legitimate house in the
Tryad�e, either in
Suars, Teas, Coffees
General Groceries, Crockery
& Glassware at Rock
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150 Doz. FRUIT JARS
JVBT ARRIVED_
Come and See Us
C. A. NAIRN
Jas. Sanders & Soll
Gf`OD ERICH_
Bottom Pric
Curt Hoar Square. Gedericb.
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correct, adding, 'I acted throughout as
any hei.ursble matt should.' " The ver-
sion thus endorsed is in Gen. Ring's
words, as follows : "Many years ago
when the Governor was sowing his wild
oats he met this woman and became
✓ intimate with her. Hite wee a widow and
not a good woman by any means. Mr.
Cleveland learning this made inquiries,
and found that two of his friends were
also intimate with her. When a child
was born, Cleveland, to shield his two
friends, who were married keen, assumed
the respoostbility of it and took care ..f
the child and mother until the women
became a confirmed victim to drink, and
heal conduct made it impossible to have
anything to do with her. He never
neparat d the mother and child, nor did
aught to injure her. He wee a victim of
eiroemMancss, sad accepted a responsi-
bility that not oto in a thouusnd has
shouldered and add honorably. The
other stories against him could not be
substantiated ,and no one willing to father
them could be found.-
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Theme Caterpillar.
The Manitoba thistle caterpillar has
filled annos in this section, says
the Tern sad is gettinieite ;busi-
ness in in fine style. About three weeks
ago they were int noticed by Mr. Geo.
Hooper, on his fano on the townline of
Grey. He paid very little attention to
the species at first, bet he soon noticed
numerous Canadian thistles stripped to
the calk and dead. Au examination
disclosed myriads of tray caterpillars, of
all sixes, industriously feeding away on
this pest of the farmer—and he of course
allowed them to enjoy their meal. andie-
totbed. They finally reached his turnip
paw!, Peder the loaves of the small
thirties found there it a small web like
bulb, numerous eggs were left by the
large ones as they passed slaw. The
eggs soon turned it.to young caterpillars,
and these promptly attacked the little
thistles apparently left by the older owe
for their refreshment These they soon
devoured, and not beige able to travel ill
search of other thietlee,tttey on Monday,
t 1h t and would s
urine .Mt to t. a armsui
ps.
have cleaned the field had not Mr.
Harper interfered. Ealy on Tuesday
morning h. hitched his tan. to the roller
and went over the whole field. eelsahlaR
the turnip tops sado.tKpiIlan into the
ground. H. hopes the'turotpt wid r►
corer. hut at any eate hi twill be no
war.. o/ than if lis had allowed the pest
to est them. The large or old caterpil-
lars sever touched anything but tbe this -
ries, and wield travel from stalk to stalk
as nMtlraily ss pnsaihl., and as anon as
the s.n.ply was gone in one field psaed
on to lie (test.
vas
Reearefel that your children do not
.hew any kink) of estt.eed paper A littie
girt ret Tare wee nearly peMnri.d by the
anew.. in a piece of enamelled paprr
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9rerage and ieternedt.N
RAT�S1,
Steerage, $21.40.
Or DEMtICH
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Liverpool, Londonderry,Glaegow
London, Queenstown, Belfast,
Bristol. Cardiff.
ALLAN LINE
MOL_MAIL a
Y&TEA MSHIPF
STOOL-LOIfDONDEART-GLAS'iOtt
Tet Suottvtu'r Su Rot;*. To AND FROM
ENGLAND.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED.
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Cabin Rate -From Quebec to
Liverpool, WO.
From Quebec to Liverpool
and Return, $110.
Sailings from Quebec.
COLBORNE BROS.
are g.tag to have Use Mime* endwise varied
stock of Hovered Dry Geode ten the comas
fall that they hare ever shown. They have
secured some bargales V
DRESS GOODS, TWRSDS ANI)
SHIR tJ' UL
that are worth eagalrias fer.
Black sad Colored ed VSLVSTEEna are l0 he
lard worn this fall. sad they have spared
se paler to snake their stork complete 1a
these liars, end at prices that oaaaot be
beaten.
It yea wast the best value the market at-
fortia, terms acisk and se ascend price. es to
COLBORNE I11tOTHERS.
Roderick. Aar. ll. lest.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
A LAMA ASSORTMENT. AT
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
NEW MEDALION DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NEW CORSETS,
NEW EVENING WOOL SHAWLS,
t Asserted Galas.
4 -BUTTON KID GLOVES, AT $1.00.
New Fall Tweeds and Coatings
J_ C_ DETLOR Sc CO_
MR. C. H. GIRVIN,
GODERIt'II, ONT.
DEAR SIR,—
We have received the BrrcHEN CABINET
you ,shipped to us some time ago, but have de-
layed writing until now in order to find out how
we would like it. My wife says it is a gels—a
household friend. It is compactness itself. For
convenience it has no equal in the kitchen, as it
saves expense, time and labor. No kitchen is
cornplete without it. As the price is within the
reach of almost anyone, the KITCHEN CABINET
in tine to meet with a very speedy sale.
Yours very respectfully,
GEO. LAING,
Guelph, Ont.
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THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
GEORGE ACHESON,
The Premier Dry Goods Merchant of Goderich, is now
SLAUGHTERING GOODS.
Come at Once and Share the Bargains.
5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Allowed for Cash on all purchase, over $1.00,
Goderich. July 3rd. 1881.
R. W. MCKENZ1E
IS NOT GOING OUT OF 8t 8/A I -86
but Lea been so loon in it and forme.! such Keel trade ccs 1.r.ad s t' a he e..L1, at . wltei
GIVE BETTER ilARGi►. i NLi
IN
GENERAL HARE,VVARE!
Than others pref.-tofu( W sell at coat. Hr is hound Met 1 L Lome .t. Le :. ors., as la
the peat. shall be :mud as the
CHEAP
HARDWARE
EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off Cash Sales II
R.W. MCKENZ1E'S'
Goderich Foundry
The undersigned kering purchased the Goderich Foundry min Mahlne Shops. and bas
m
put the sae in good repair. will take Contracts for
Flouring Mills, Steam Engines, Boilers,
And other Maehinery wanted.
1811 Kinds of Castings Made to Order
Flouring Mills Quieted to the Gradual Reduction or Roller System.
Will keep Agricultural Implements on hand. and do all IREI'AIlei on short notice.
J. B. RUNCIMAN.
R W. RUNCIMAN.
Goderich, April 21. ISt1. ittlLly
The Chicago House
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Having retired from the Liquor business. I now denote my attention to
GROCER=E S
Which i will oiler Ise* than any house in the county. My facilities for handgng ,
svc�-ae�
Defy Competition. 1 pssebese direct from the Refinery in car load lots. i also sake a
specialty of curing
Sugar -Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
Z.1RD BOLD 8Y THE P dIZ�
Read tin mi uotsriotas
b'TARD GRANULATED SUGAR, 12 (tai for $1.00.
COFFEE SUGAR, 12ittat for 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, 14 tel*, for 1.00.
west fids Court Hasse Square. Ooder eb.
3-=O_ GRANT_
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21st Aar.
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Paaacngern reouire to leave Ondertek os
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at 11 direct coa-
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if yes are sending !'sr your friends. you can
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at this (Mee. availaNee from England,ary �eale�n 1
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Lary.r r nu the e. and Throw. Trinity
at .red Revives Mal at ant
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Canada's Great Exhibition
ASO MOSSTRUI'STERPRIM.
LONDON, CANADA,
September 22, 23, 24, 25, 26.
j11,100.00 in PBIZES
use se Ie truss or Ifq.
=i,MIN a $PECIIIS II WRIT OF RE
INSTEP. FUR
Open to the World.
The Westars Pair for MS will far ssrpam
ea Its pr.dwns..r. The prises are lsgtrand
the new te.tnrw sot .wtv.lties to be InWe-
tiered will make N the west anran've etSiht-
ties seer halt le (lands. %Wall he 1t. ele..ge
Write to 0- s.rreeary flee Pries data. Pest -
sr.. Presr.w.artm w say Warwi.t nu required.
IL R. ROSiN QM MoRROOkf•
President
Sprit .g T �r e S=ex Millirier r
One n_ f the .'host Complete Stocks in (;oderic
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Miss Wilkinson'., - Chicago House
Goderich. April 1411011. (Yat
AT THE MEDICAL H EiLL.
eeeY VARIETIES
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SWEEDISH TURIP SEEDS.
Pure Paris Green and London Purple for rotatt B
Pure Hellebore fbr Inseots on Curran
Gooseberry and Rose "3us1) es.
BEST INSECT POWDERS FOR THE I)iSTRUCTION 0
ALL KINDS OF VERMIN.
INSECT POWDER GUNS, FLY -PAM?. ETC., ET
P. JORD1A1 , Chemist and DnE
,.-Gust Mow .,ltrrsr (ledeeieh.
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TH3 PEOPLE'S STORI
For Cash i will sell all kinds .4 t4....ls at Losi.t Priers.
See Those 10,12 417, & 20c. Drstas
G°MjilNOTICE THOSE GINGHAM~ -11, 12!. and l.;t•.
EXAMINE THOSE PRIN 1 S :
5c., 8c., 9c., lOc., 12+
•Ilio treble to show Gouda. l)nn't pureness- if above are not frets.
QCT'_ �_ RZ?�LEY
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