HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-2-15, Page 3NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Littlest Intelligenoe from all
Parts.
Cease Item* of I.l.eow O.. Penedo Wiwi
West lie Dews Int • ■maty Inter-
matlee I11•1led Memo ie Nis
Our ste•aeew' Time.
A farmer wined James Davis, ells, is
a rssideul of k1..rnintlon, appeared be-
fore the 1'. M on Thursday, last week,
charged with Mating hos wile Accord
lag W the evidence of the woman, he had
been ut that suet of business fur the peat
twenty
years. The last time lie thrashed
her hawked her aenselrw. The
woman was week and sickly looking,
while her domineering husband was as
hardy as a oust h . The case was ad-
journed for eight days.
Word was received last week of the
death of !Mrs Maris F. Montgomery,
of lit. Joseph, Mo. She distinguished
herself during the war by carry ung du -
patches serum the State of Mur.uri to
Oeoeral Lyons. At one thee she was
suspected ad taken prisoner by the nun•
Uniuniats sod searched. The dispatches
were e..ocealed Lrtw,•wt the so:t of her
foci •aid st,nkiui and were hot found.
She afterwale delivered them tot. Ovum al
Lyons.
■M pe ---sol la tL
A manufacturer in Pbiladelp lou this
lately to a frietld the story of nue ,.t uld
&open')tendeuts,
"Taoist years ago a buy applie 1 to
me for work. He was employed at lo•
wogs* Two day* later the awards tit
premiums were made tc atauufeatoriea
at the Ceutentual Exhibition.
"Passing down Chestnut street early
in the noontime I at.. Bob p.uru,g "vet
the bulletin board in t.vutof the news-
paper Office. Suddenly be jerked oft
his cap wish • shout."
"What is the wetter 1" some tons ask
ed.
"We hate taken a medal fur sheet
Ing r' he clamored.
"I said uothutg but keit my eye uu
Bub. The buy who could identify him-
self iu two days with my interests would
be of use to we hereafter.
"His work was to deliver packages
1 found that he took real pude h1 It.
His waggon must be cleaner, bis Borst
better fed, his orders filled more prompt-
ly than those of the useu belonging to
soy utter bra. He was a Zealous tot
the house u though he had been a
nuttier in it. 1 bale advanced bow step
Ly step. tis fortune s made, and the
him hare added to their capital w much
energy .ud fume,"
"Never bey a draught bores," says
the 1erwrer's Guide, 'which meads the
whip to make him pull
'.Se bud in • southern newspaper • re
mark which points the same truth te
other eucum•taDce•.. A northern semi
with • small capital settled tau years an..
in a town in Georgia He rstaohshed a
thriving beanies., started a library, a
lyceum. street ars and • humetsl, and
became t ne of the mut popular emu 10
the town.
When be died last summer,t1e lading
journal said : -The secret of the peyote.
Influence which this stranger acquired
awoke us was that be Dever mid, 'I and
mine' but 'we sod oars,' Aud be meant
it. "
Most of the bnya who read the Cos -
portion will soon begin to emu their own
livelihood in some profession, trade or
handicraft. The lad who does his work,
howr.er faithfully, with no enter..' in it
hey. rod his wades on Saturday night, ms
only • hireling and will remain uue to
the end.-Youfe's Companion.
Nltallle Trave111ag t'easumea.
"Of course, I always like ao be orn-
sideed well dressed, but I am far more
particular what 1 wear when I am on a
one day's uuttni Chao when I travel foe a
more extended period,' recently °bee'ry-
ed a well-known society lady to a Mail
azul Express reporter. "Then is nittb-
in the way of costumes that ao clearly
marks the well-bred lady as her attire ten
such an occasion. Only plain, saber
colors are suitable for excursions, and
they should he made with no trimmings.
Black, brown, gray or olive aro nacre
suitable for such ocaeiosa The ma-
terial should be severely plain. A mod-
erately thick wrap, sufficiently ample to
cover the figure, is dm.wrabte. Long
journeys deemed s special provision.
The dress should be piain ; along cloak
of closely woven material should be pro-
vided, and • plain hat and very ample
tell will 1:e found desirable. The wrap
should be wore throughout the journey.
If it is of pongee or aurah it will protect
the dress from dust much more effective-
ly than ordinary woolen fabrics. Them
is a fine water -repellant Priestly serge
that is especially desirable for such pur-
poses. 1''Irm, moderately heavy mohair
makes admirable travelling wraps.
Gloves of leather or thick, firm kid, and
perfectly oomfortable shoes should be
provided There u nothing more em-
phatically marks the veteran traveller
than comfortable provision in the way of
clothing."
Nazism Pee Ne- ese( eepers.
Every bee's honey is sweet.
The hoose showeth the owner.
He that is at ammo seeks dainties.
Anger at • feast betrays the boor.
In • good house all is quickly ready.
Everything is of use to a housekeeper.
Better be meals mem than one toi
merry.
He that Nevelt his *neer will have
the more supper.
Never haggle about the basket if you
get the fruit
There is winter enough for the snipe
sad woodcock too.
Squeeze sot the °rouge too Ind lent
you have a bitter juke. _
They who have little hotter SUMS 111
content to sprees their broad.
Many a rood dish is spoilt iN M MI
mesa
The biggest ealf sakes not the sweet-
est veal.
When the stomach chimer the dinn er
hoar don't wait for the clunk.
A CURE FOR DIPHTHERIA.
taaoeeser•1 Twellmeel In Swab •'aretim.
Described be • Meealr ■rt..
A ourrrew,dest .•f the Nruuklyu keels
says : - As d,phtbetl• is vim sleet , ii
Luer 1&•wi end all sorts ul cures, in -
on: beg the me.ppu.g end crwuu Woc.ea,
ere "tiered by well waa,ng Inn 1.41•• 11
way toot he .mut 4 place f. r use t.• sta..
what su uld lady dM W prover.% due flee.
ding softer :he d. clogs gave w. lip •..,.
I could um..t mewl,' water fur tie spec
.1 throe days. lis the winter of 18:.9 8110
diphtheria because epidemic iu Natr•-r•
town, N. C„ when 1 was paying a visit.
IN course 1t was my luck to 1.1l au wit
ricu,.r W that dread dims*. I Wet
stopping at Dr liruetalow's, hotel and am,
ee'ou a• taken sick strut fur Dr Hnwapd.
who afterwards gaited • celrl.tily u,
flaltimo,te. Ile attended to we its the
usual way, bet I coot uuwd to grow
worse, until at last be •dried me to
l oott not Mr ie16sVx,
raying it was unrt•o.:Gary for him to ca:
again. It was the eu.:om of Mr. Brf.wm•
low to come t.. ray room every d.sy alt..
the &•otur tock her drisrtnre and as.
*hat his *aid This paiticulsr w• non,
when Mrs Brown'ow was told .1..1 U
Howard had said she seemed surpri•..
Dud rennet kid :
"You are as g.a-J as cwt: dead wi
yet, sod if you will do shot an old s,
mut advises I bays no doubt but th
you will pull through.'
Drowning well are apt to rate►
straws, and in my a•ri..w vit.emitt
sea willing to swallow a awl hoe ►!...
if necessary ; v. I aver l.s.d the lad\'
"tier with thank'. She lett let.
tad in about hal an hour reiur.ed h .1.•
ug a quart pitcher in her hand. M.
Rrowolow appraeLed mJ Ltd sayiee:-
.'Take a swallow."
I-dtd as retlwested, and, Creet-htesrens-
what a feeling I experienced Il sero,. •'
to me as if tl.er, erre four Isuudn-s
krniers in my tbtvst aid every °toe ar'
thew waa
Doimu iTw *IIAE6 Or s•rrrl:tu.
My taw was out only a bad, hot a Tilly
Isogon -us unr, and %bile the dram*
was d .lug its work I turned hlack intik
.. choking. 'ace from e k n lthe g .Jtast h matter
sine up. 1 drew a long breath and felt
rltrvrd.
"You feel better 1' said Mrs Brown
I.w.
I confessed 'kat I did, sod was ui4'
enough to say that Dr Howard could not
*'lend to a )allow dog of moue. le.
course of time I recovered tool whet
able to get out called en the doctor t.
lay my bill. If my spectre lied "talked
into that office, or if anything e!r, horst
Me had happened, 1)r Howard could tot
Crave been more suxpri.rd *Lan be et.
.t semi. g me ali.e, thoueh rrr3 weak
Ile asked what saved me and I arise.r
d Mrs Browu'•os, soh", in ms upi:.iot;
• ss a better physician than h.. fila,
Ilr.wnlou's remedy was simile and one
hat is in nearly every honor. M. k" .
quart of ted pepper tea, and after strsitr-
ow ■dei a tableep..nsul of common salt.
Then sweeten with honey to snit th.
!elate and gargle as often as p. ,soft.-.
always keeping the tea brf..re the fire
•o ea tot hive it lukewarm. The pepper
and salt are the knives that di for rut -
ung and the honey heals the wound.
In extreme cases doe di se tf oil will
help mach at firer.
B. S. S. seised slat Testi.
"1 tried every known remedy I could
think of fur rheumatism, wi:h.-ut
me soy relief, until 1 trtrd Burdock
Blood Bitten, which remedy I run herb-
y recommend to all afflicted as I waw."
Henry South, Milverton, Oat. 2
t'amaia'a Exlr•erdleary Growth.
The wonderful way in shier. Canada
is growing is shown by the postal cards
returns. Th. letters and petal cards
delivered In Canada numbered 53,600,-
000 in 1880 and 90,&0,00 in 1887; there
were 2.040,000 registered lettere in 1880
and 3,560,000 in 1887; in 1880 there
were issued 306,088 postal money or-
ders amounting to *10,328.904; in 1880
the amount of mousy orders issued is
other countries payable in Canada, was
$69.,661 and in 1887 it was $1,1i94.674;
n ew,papers and periodicals • posted in
Canada numbered 45.120,062 in 1880,
and 64,240,326 in 1887 ' the deposits in
Oorernment saving banks, generally in
cosnection with the post @Bice, amount-
ed to $9,207,683 on July 1, 1880, and to
$37,173,813 on Jetty 1, 1887 The
figures
r 1888 made
public bythe Government, ernmene not c a d et it is be-
hoved that there was a very great in-
crease during the past year
A Severe Alterb.
Miss Bella Elliot. of Pontypool, Out.,
writes -"My brother and I were both
taken ill with a severe attack of diar-
rhea, having tried other remedies, we
tried Dr Fowler'* Eztraet of Wild Straw-
berry. which gave immediate relief." 2
"They have a larger sale in my div
tract," says a well know. druggist, "than
any other pill on the market, and give
the beat satisfaction for sick headache,
biloiooeness, indigestion, etc , and when
oxombin.d with Johnston's Tonic Butters,
John•ton's Tonic Liver Pella will per-
form what no other medicine has done
before for suffering humanity." Pi11a
25 cents per bottle. Bitten 50 cents
and Sl per Mottle. Sold by Goode,
Druggist, Albion block, Otd.rich, sole
agent [e]
This ie how a certain Texas Judge per-
form. • marriage ceremony :"Do you and
each of you 'cleanly .wear that you are
in earnest about this business, and that
yon will stand hy each other as heehand
and wife through thick or this, sink or
swim, live or die, survive or perish 1 "
The oomph here sod, the groom remark-
ing, "You bet." and the thing t. done.
Areae rmaaks sad NDS.
Aad all diseases of the throat end lunge
can be cored by the as. of Aeott's Soul -
.inn, as 1t oontaiss the baling virtue of
Cod liver Oil and Hypoptrnphites is
their fullest form. See what W. 8
Kew, M. D., 1.. R. 0. P., ole.. Truro,
X. S. mays : "After three yeses' expo/r-
inses I eooeiier Seott's Emal.i.m on. et
the very best in the market. Very ex-
cellent is ihroat .fractions Sold by
all druggists. 500. and $1.00
Repel the W Dame by using the *ate
and reliable antbelmiatic Freeman's
w.,rtu Powders. I nt
THE HURON SIGNAL* FRIDAY FEB. 15, 1889,
RELlci.OUS NOTES.
IimeeesUws rwe,Rrwbs faelNlsa se Club.
saes wane.
A Curs rue NMI/Weil/WI. -The 1s-
1(100(051 tel •pntuat life bee a the per
sweat kuuwlvdge of Clod. '('het is tae
Drs.' Mese. Bet It aught to be felme..i
ny the e.w,ud, wbluu is like unto tt-
namely, personal reouguitro.s of the
lion/own ca tiud.and idnut.bcati..0 with
it notas that wound stage be teac.bed,
,JaaraWer feuda t.. tiewwe arrow it IL -
lemma Tho tory lac( that he has with -
drains bluteell Iruw "the wort." will
snake him" narrow unless his sympathies
uruadea no 'mother directiuu. And tbu
WW1 of the humus , soul to elpaud, to
have large lretdore of thought sod aspi-
tattuo, is laurelled fur It the sphere ul
he K,ngdouo of Clod. ldeouw
ntoou
meth soy great cause develops 111 • eau
.fret geautiee sod midlasdly widens his
persona.tty. Aud to feel himself part of
clod's Kingdom., t.. abauduu h111401i R•
1, m+kr.' tan a Kteat Christian
44110** 1'tiVAu.su trove. - BeOaiNi
"flisld la lura," the/elute whatever at-
..ibwtee ate &outbid to (Jud es said to be
their ten be nothing that as ei.eonaut
not with the ail perva'liug love •hicb 1 r
11:b vary butui;. Yet becomes, Guu,ao
ai.;01144/e meat be employed at the nit.-
..410V
re-
-os.•u te, u,.n of tied • attitude towsnl
.w. • M. sat themselves against Clod,
oar. -& a danger ..f man's imsrusdiup
.,use worn through hu fssutltarity with
i.ete in their use as applicable to finite
.i &tofu' 114411. it is et this puna the'
. matey lu.n is (WIS.:cls to totalize titan
d a
hive goes ...it uuf.sieug'y toward
-.roar' nh•, ,(sod aver agalna Hiw i1
.maty. It Lardiy .eerie to Lieu' flu•
lov. ILs rummies, altbougl
r) kou. that tie oust* ou the duty of
J. coo diem lot leg their rummest.
A CLg.Kl'.AL HUK.'4E11.,N -R.v3 C
,with, .•1 (1 Assume, Masa., is nut unl)
• ttretuel Mit a drover of trotters. H.
se telecoms ti and reputable urnister.
out has beta t.keu to task .evenly b3
.bar •hi'r'ers fir his hone bus,.,..
Pk' v111er d.y Mr Smith sddreased at
ytriealteral meetings Puttabeld, Alr•L,
.u4 among other things saw :-Tbe long
aged Christiana who condemn hone
ruttaag are elwsys to be fou::d nearest
all grand stain! • heti the horses coot
.m. These veru will balaua tbem.elvee
as the kW:* like athletes in oreer to set
• goad race. 'He thought • man cat:
't -i. a 1. Ise .In a racecourse and be
Jhn.uan at the same time. Bettin,.
had In.tlome t" du with t'o'ting; w
.guru than betting on •u electeto had
w7th tht candidate. H. said be bee
•.en w..rae men in the Church thou be
..ad sett: w the seiky. (I d w"man hen
a.i lased lieu, dud clergymen had taken
s an example for wickedness amid preach -
of rero.oma ab..ut hem. Some prop'i
had eveu said that they hoped he would
hll noel break his neck. He said he
always meant to drive • good,
bmtr+ r•Se,an1 win If he could, but that
be had mot always succeeded ; but that
was the fault of his horse and out of
himself.
Tis BLesid ts''a or CukI,rrA)tfTT.-
Cuunttng up the various creeds that pre-
.l..wia►te in New Fors, and addiuy t•,
them the the.• logical odds and ends that
.:list by their side, I learn that there are
nearly one hundred different religions
to be found hero. The ancient Roussel
Catholic faith, strong in the number of
its adherents and in the grandeur of its
churches. the nuruerous Protestant, good
uld iterluug denominations, ranging from
the orthodox Eptsn,(alisns, Preshyte-
nen*, Methodists, and Baptista to the
Unitarians and t uerereahsts. Here an
the Jewsh synagogue., which may be
bound in sit quarters of the city, aid are
well filled on the seventh day of every
week. Here are the Quakers and riot •
few Shaken whose modest meeting
houses stand in quirt places. And the
Spiritualists who do nut build churches,
but gather in circles and groups of con-
verse witb the ghosts. Here am the
Adlentea (Ethical Culture) Metaynnites,
faith Cunt., and strange dogmatists -
ay, perhaps, even Skoptcbi-•ming the
immigrants fmm Russia and the come
tries Clear Its ea.teru boundary. Here
are C ttne.e Pagan., many of them who
worship Jose before the burning candles
and amid the sweet incense. A multi-
tude of agnostics, atheists and adver-
manes of all reltgton. Should we not
rejoice that people of mauy religions,
and of no religion, can all lire together
in peace and good will 1
ANNA Drii(mad.
•
The best regulators tog the et wrath
and (rowels, the best cure for biliousness,
sick headache, indigestion, and mil sffeo-
tiulss arising from a disordered liver, are
without exception Johnson's Tonic Lirer
Pols. Small in sive. sugar coated, mild,
yet effective. 25 eta, per bottle vole by
Goode, druggist,] Albion block, 0ode
rich, sole agent. fel
Am r•hH.aate smile.
Mary Ann Albert, a domestic in the
employ of J. V. Adana -6,74 Degratet.treet,
T,xunto, met with a peculiar death on
Saturday morning. She attended to
the morning duties of the houabold,
bet was not seen around the hoose after
8 o'clock. As anon as she was missed
Mr and Mrs Adams searched for her,
with the result that the body of the un-
fortunate giri was found in the feeling
box in the mishit.. It ie thought that
Miss Albert had gone Into the hayloft to
feed the pony. as she sometimes dad in
the absence of Mr Adams, and while in
the act of torsi, the hay down the feed-
ing box had fallen over and had suffocat-
ed before assistance came. Coroner
Johneoe, as stun as informed of her
death, homed a warrant for an introit to
be held today, bat withdrew it later ie
the day. Mite Albert was the daughter
of the unfortunate County Constable
Albert who was asuteneed foe life ID
Kingstree Penitentiary for sooting •
lad named Yowl. at Grenadier Pond.
• nova.. . sats..
Few men have aeoompliahed the same
ataoent of work and good in thus world
as the celsbratei Dr Chase. Over
800,000 of his works have been sold in
Oea•da alone. We want every pesos
troubled with river Complaint,
Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Kidney or Uriny
Troubles, to bur • bottle el Dr Chases
Inver ('are, it will cure yon. Medias.
and Re.eip. Book SI. Sold by all
d remote.
When the Hunuuu preset is about to
baptise an infant he utters the 1.4iowhy
beautiful eeulim.Ut. -- Lutes babe, thou
eaters& the world weeytug, while all
aiuuni thee sable. Cummins to'i.s
that you any depart Iu endive, wbilt
all around thee weep."
Sore aenseremble 54111.
Found at .Det, *list the true psblie
has lr.,en looking for thew litany year,
utd (hat is a medicine which atth..u1h
but lately mtioduced, has mode fog
itself • r.putsttuo sec.sud to none, the
'ueJiciw se Jm.bns.,u's Tonic Buten
abseil in eon) uuetloan with Johnson's
Tomo Liver Pills has performed rite
moat wonderful cures impure or tm
puvcrished blood soon becomes purified
and enriched. Bilhousness, indigestion,
sick headache, liver complaint, laoruor,
weakness, etc , soon disappear when
treated hy thew e&eelleut tonic n oda-
•'insr. For Sala by tiled, druii i&, Al-
qitra block. .iudetich, sob agent. Id
When • man die*, they who sure re
hi.,, ask what property be has left be -
dud. The angel who bends over the
dywg'MAN vka .bat rood deeds he has
mat labile hmu-.
t'sa..mptlem sorely Cured.
To Tile Eiums :-Plrase inform yone
readers that I hone s positive remedy f •,
the shove named disc iso. By its tuuel3
nue thousands of hopeless oases hat
been permanently cored. 1 shall be gla..
'o feud two bottles of my ramisty ire.
to any of your readers ell.. bare Doors
.umpteen, if they will fend we their Es
pores and P. O. ad.! roes.
Respectfully, Da. T. A. Stoves.
1y 37 Yorker St., T.r.,uto, Out
When you give fats, Henry Tayh..
:eke to yourseif n" gener.ity, utile s
ruu deity something in oder that Tot
.nay ;;ire.
We .n Tame mound.
D•.n 1 it:1.ew a calm tr. the heaoi to slow
.y .ud surely run into Catarrh, who'i
you can be cured for 23c. by wing Dr
Chaise a Catarrh Cure. A few applies
'lona cure m elpient catarrh ; 1 p. 2 bolt
:urea ordinary catarrh ; 2 to L b-xes i
(tlarantrrd to cure chronic: catarrh. Ti •
,t. Ugly tic and sure core. S..IJ bi
to •lnlg(;ista ly
Dotal *peculate.
It•tn no itmk in huyirg medicine, leu
'soy the creat Kidney and Liver reguls
:or, made hr Dr Chase. author ofChar-.,
receiioe.. Try Chase's Liver Core to•
all disease* of the Liner, Kidneys,
'tomach and Yo Bels Sold by JAnn*
N'ila, n, druggist.
Ear fever s a type of catarrh
peculiar symp1n 's. It is attended ty at
.nflomud condition of t!;s linin'' mein
braves of the nostrils, tear -ducts an.'
tbnat, affecting the lungs- An anal•-
mucous i•secreted,the diachargeisacc.,tn-
ambied with a buruimg .ensatien. There
ire severe spatula of *hewing, frequent
attacks of headache, watery and infirm
ad eyes, Eiy'. Cream Balm is a retie
.ly that con to depended upon. 60cts.
at druggists ; by mail, registered, Wets
Ely Brothers , Druggists, Owego. Nes
York. lir
Burt ---Rollo, Magee. I harem'' ire .
yew lately. i ee(.paa you h... bosh
very busy. Martie. -Yue ; I has• Ono
morag into • w+ 14..... 1 11v.th.
semen Doll. Sen.rt-la that a..l It
MOW be • SSC rapart'see Icor you. -
it sten Post.
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&rimiEEt
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TOWN PROSRTIES FOR SALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
1 litre a large nninh.•r ..f 11 , ... and IAN.
a.d Vacant 'Awl, In tae an..•' desirable parte
of •he hien awn. -•4K l ■a•r.
Now Ill the tome ,n w•.•un- property before
the 1444 Itu.h. The 1' 1'. IL:, -.suint more.
.u.l in a .h.,rt tint, priers will lune salt minced
brvou.l the resell 4 many,
l,sll Ar•d s••e 1.i.. su,l ('tiers before purchase
iIi elwwL.rre.
[t_ itAD('LIFFE.
)teal Eaate ani (lemma lns"•a•,.r Agent.
betel.,. N'ret•+t. third dour from rspoos-, (', P.
R Ticket and Tcktr ph O(O.:e, SI•tl.
URDOCK
PILLS-
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A sunt- CORE
Fee 51LtOU1NEIS, CONSTIPATION,
1ND1GE5TION, DIZZINESS. SICK
NLADAC1C, AND Dlccsttt Or Toot
•TOMAGir, LIVER AND DOWELS.
T:I[y mut ruo,ThoNouou AND wom,v
Ill ACTION, AND renal A .A.uAetc a,s
TO Dusooce 55,000 51TTt•e la TNt
TNZATSCNr Ane CON( or CNNONIC
AND OaSTINATE DISEASE!.
pas sew mese went
Dem w*rbr law wald.
alarm
lairdwaidat. Wow
s.dna
Saab
Com
1s. mmoallawets.
Waa
v�enwady aftwa law.
r...r of usage.
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sermon Time
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wM err awe tbw re.r ver ewe r•es.w- Thaw
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LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
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