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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-9-12, Page 3TSE &IQAL : OODRRICHL ONT., TiIWURBD&T, SEPT. 12, Ina• Daaflirta•7. M NIcaoLaoOW Imo. D. S. -DENTAL i y�61 ili.Mrd O�ew »twee.. ..d �npess�m W s -se. •raeslb•l+es en hand kr petmie*s �r5► on d teeth. 1:)11*E. RIOBASII�ON, 1 D. a. eiwe*en dent s, rias sad t•Itdlned air sdalishOlsed Mr pdulgEl mrs.Mrg of am •samiessi given le the peeeerewtiew the carats! seen. Uwe•-- Ossa W ulrm'e Herber Seep Rod a sh- ilal-1v Jj TUKNBULL, D.D S., L.L.M. • Dent*I numpose. dewily .e•eclatM with Dr. Dixon. of7lestreel. (lull and puns W o. &,i10' /al teeth 00 ,told or alum Mao, bawl,. attention nieces to the wrwerattan til kb. .mtural tee:h. new, i' Iffolaria's mew nook 1e141 nit. HUNTER. _PUYBICIAN, SUR JJ emirs. Nine eel e. beim McMush tiliekaaga Meet- Hut.i tilt irK. J. HAMILTON. Vr.TIKINARY 1J mu semi. 1trWlaeMuf ()uteri. Voterfeary College Toronto. itegt.ter.d member of On reale Veterinary Medical As.ociam0n. 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Agent l s.doo and l s re ore Ina Co., td sGore Darner Meted 5► (lo. Sales ai- tMded Nie sty seri et the eoaett. 1417 JOHN KNOX, GENERAL ACC - nester and Lead Valuator. Uoderlch. Oat. Raving bed ewslderable experience In lits•eaitesessfwgteatioz be Ir 15 t ttoe to AMb.tge win tMreega s.tstMms•n all cam mlmyrte entreated l lets» ernes left et MartAV Masi, sr meet by mall te his address pbtuh p.0., erdein ettesind to. JOHN K NOX ('o.Iusv Awtemser 1r7tf A see of Rubine1ts will make ha drat •ppwra5oe as • tenor in opera next winter n.5 It•Iy. Maso•gei is raid to be »turas • n ew peen eneseally for ham. sae, ila CATARRH OF THE HEAD .. OP THE EARS .. OP ME KIDNEYS . . OP THE STOMAG1I . BRONCHIAL amiss Rif SCOTT'S SARSAPARILLA 4. You may reliethe bed ve "° by N ell tipples - thea. bet .B the soma. Peeldeek Wm" e aves and belese s. emit\ wt ear+ Mier & Itwnt'. S.rwO•rift end, bee ser it evil elle• ✓ esseesay wtlh were bieo& reae\les every pert 4 ilea ttylb,n, •seining eat the hoed of won •ewidWM.a rers'Meg thence, .t their bergs. T\s nem es •rMElsN" flke men Minsewiwil 1—ine ningen Mitts O sou Ipwost/ ammo Aft THE WOUNDED IN SAT it 11.- I Mad shape, add ma weeks attar ties be was with kis regiment agate- Rs..rlesse e(• ssrseas 1h.tsg 01. Amen I , Were yea sever wownded yourself, 4.. - ea w.r. It was niy geed totters N tweet, thej tor • Tem err three ones, ray boy P. will ether day. en eld army Burgeon. who pre- ' NII you tit about it some other d., " -('01 earthed fur a whew 1 wee sin weer thirty oral C. a L'trott Fre• Pr". years amp, "awry duwo Mouth 15 Low." fits has does uuthtog in • noedleal way for some years, belying amassed a uwmpetenes Mace the war, and is now retired frees mo- tive presto», although he dues an in him- self get rust) to matters pertatatne to in professor H. is • great reader, and rush• tag SOW to the tn.dtuat or •urgt»I line "s- oaps* hem, and ke is ea sags 10 ha old ago le urs his Inds as hs was 111 kis prime. He is also • petal uumpaaiuu, and now on de - Witte bili noon thou so relate some .f kis expertise« wide as the servos of Use Fed- eral (:ov.ratseet duuog the war. ••Theeurgoar must le • men of meg .•st- age and preeenue of mood, ' said he to nos u the »urs* of a little ohm, "net only on the time oI pesos, but un the battlefield. for en bis promptness sod skill denude the fate of many pour Isllews mangled by .hot swi o beli. l well remember the net bottle 1 »*mewed .ed the tint operauo. I perform - ed. I do not hesitate to say that 1 felt • little dif5deot, nor do I h.ettie to say that the uold o►u1e r.0 up mad down my back wan the alum balls wanted close to where the bold hospital was «tauli•►sd. This was .t the b•tu• of the trot hull Rua, when the limos form hod over 40U kilted mad more men 1,000 wounded. Th.re was net mach for me W do daring the forenoon, and 1 did nut have • .A.io sur. esro•ul than slight guu.hot wenn until after 3 1•,ir., whoa a number mangled by shell" were brought w, and I and me •«11101415 were semi unpaved in the mon•ae teak of trying to eon the lives of the brava fe,luws. Une 1o11.er it, u•ruaul.r I remember, for he was my brat patient. He was • perfect Masco man ad inaabood, broad•cb«ted, muscular and well developed. A .bell had struck hire en the ngbl arm just below the eibaw, stuttering the house and se es 1•lingampu- 10tion. Hs was laid ou the bare earth -we had no opeteung table end • sponge sat- urated with et her placed at his sc.trl•; but he objected very energ.uce h. 'No.dociur.' said ae, •'1 wan t be reads to«o.ible. Cat off the arm, if you must, but l want to ase you de it. lie had hue way- sod duri•g the operation he uttered no murmur or namely moved • muscle. When all was over he 'Dolly thanked me and said he would go to the front ammo. with hie lett arm, 1t be re»vered,ii the I;uveament Deed ed him. "It was u Inter«ttor study for me to observe the difference is *Mailers when ad tem» from wooed" before being treated by the surgeon, end when on the operating table. Some were , sol and se'esingty us - different to pain, while other* would beg to be meds insensible, and Mtn these who were slightly hurt mad. more nous thou those who wen fatal v injured. Two serious caw out of the m•oy 1 dealt with occur to me. 1 remember them es.re read illy, perhaps. because they were !li'htgau men, with the rank of captain. I bohe•e. You remember the battle of Wiucbsster, Sept 1.3, 180 • Yes • Well, on the morning of the light the cavalry Miran to which 1 was attached male •a attempt to effect • crossing at Burns Ford, some miles below %VIoub«ter. The hatpin! had been moth luhed in • little piece of woods uo the last side et the Obequan, near the fort. Three times did the enrols try to cross bstoro success crowned tb.ir efforts, the •h•rp- ehootan on the bluff oppseit• being eery hard to dislodge- In a short time the wounded Deese t. come 114, some slightly and other" seriously hurt. Among the Int ter was one of the otliere 1 have mentioned. A •herp.heeter s butlett bed streak him on the point of the elbow, peeling ■p and en- ergise shout three inches from the shoulder. Mbatteriso the hose in its pismire. It wax • oad wound and • difficult one to dal with, the erne having to be cut off so o.ar the shoulder. However. I determined to I would, sad soon the patient was ready ter the knife. I wasted to give him abler. - oro, but he would have nun' of It. He mewed m. that ►u nerves were good, and that be needed no.h;ng te kelp him beer be psi 1 was afraid of hies, but .t Wt concluded to let him have his way. He was true t• 1111 word. During the .retire opersuos he .ever uttered • groan nor cede any intimation that he suffered in the Ieat. Thu was the beet eabibwoo of nerve I had ever sees in my army practice. not sxseptlnv the one I alive previously men- tiouod. The other ofliier alluded to was of • different type, but not • whit leas brave than his companions to arms He was brought in later on with • gunshot wound in his arm, which had shattered the bone e nd moms' 10Le- l amputation. N hes he ar- rived at the hospital he was struggling like • madman to release himself from the at- tendants who bad placed hien is the embu- sses. The air was fairly blue with proles, ity. 1 sever heard • man use such oaths before sr sinus. He swore by all that ere geed and bed that he could whip 10.000 oesleierates in ten attester and insisted that be be seat b•ek to his regiment that he might gut satisfaction for the loss of his arm. ( SSW at os» that the pato of leu emend led made him crazy, and, direetine the attendants te ley him on the omeraUag tab», I soon had him under the u8.enee of a. a.«thetio He was very violent and it required a rood deal of chloroform tt quiet bun, bat finally he suocumbed and 1 out off his arm. When he same to his seems he . ears iy seemed to realise what bad h•p- p..ed. He looked at me, ties et the arm. end finally it came to him that hie arm bed base amputated and he meld eget so more for W • day. with • Sudden nasal he leaped from the table, and. seisms • car- bine that was lyi&g en the grand sear by, Iso started se • rt, in the direotion of the Erni is front. He rax like • deer for a * bort distaste. when 1b. previous Ices of blood told on him and he soddenly tellepeed and fell to the meth. He was peeked up by the attesdeet., brought back, plated in as .Elbalasoe .ad started ea the way to the rear. Thsre'1 the differeem betweee two »seeded nen " Asseher Jensen swerved her.. Is at- lemdio/ be the weusded 1 found • private len, es hie back with • bullet hen d hie Idt.sde a few inane. below the heart. frees widish the blood was wartime as recently se the best& .f that erase. f pissed Ely lager en the "resod sod hum there was we bete fee hies. He '.sant my eye wad nal teed at este his doom. 11 right, die- ter,' said be, 'move os N the mist Good- bye' And .mother brave fellow bad toed the dark rine. liy tie side dnwm bowed Tee/( psrhep• 14-4 rea ed evidently • tnser's see. H. bed ►w streak by a antis whisk had out sway the heal d bis nee and Net ekes le the M Cells nal IM.ev Trouble. Fur two years 1 was dosed, pilled and plaN,ered for weak back, .oaldtug urine and constipation, without bourns. One boa of Ch.... Kldue7-liver Pills ro- Irevwl, :d boxes cured. It J. Smith, Toronto. ---- TEMPERANCE TIDINGS The school board of tit. Joseph. Mo.. hag voted to expel any boy who smokes elgareitea An 'median at estimates that for every rich brewer. distiller or saloonkeeper its the laud there aro at least two hunched paupers. Thu drink bill In most London hospit- als 1s said to it much Icse than It owed to be. Su must► for the Influence of the T.oupertartete hospital. The Antl-Cigarette league of New York city now numbers 10,111) public mimed boys. and hag been established in all the ninety-five grammar schools of the city. The forenoon of the work on a tuueel Deur Kugiigh. Ind., lute forbidden the u*' of intoxicants or the telling of "cur- rilluus Biotite by Ilia men while engaged in their dangerous work. The Knights of Pythias of ICIwoud, I11., have taken steps V) rxpal all Salmi n- keopen from membership, In accordance with a douse pealed by the relent .11140n of the supremo lodge. There was deep pathos in the remark of • laburur'r wife in (levelaud. 0., to for pastor In r.gsRd to her husband: •' I think we could pull John through if It weren't fur Sunday. "-Standard. Out of 2. iul ministers in the Congrega- tional is.clety 4 England and Wales up- ward of J, Its) are total abstainer.. With hut few extieptlone, all the ministers in Scotland and Ireland are also .bstalners Mr. Murphy's te•naper.nce work at lo•wist,u, Me., has cuuttnu.d with mark- ets •ueeeea ]lure than three thousand persons 'dirtied the pledge, and it is said that nowhere In the country had Mr. Murphy accomplished 1t, much In so short a time. - INTERESTING BITS. Paris has s warehouse the floors of which are of thick glass. Ina pack of runts there are R36,013, - 66u,4111 different w Jigt handl. The wearing of corsets by men Isnot unc,mmaon In the British metropolis. The best brier wood for pipes motes from the borders of Italy and France. The tallest people in the world are the Yatagonlans ; the shortest aro the Lap- lander.. Dyspeptics have found much relief by eating six apple. a day -two after each steal. Opals, when first taken from the mins, .re 0n loft that they can be picked to piece by the linger -mail. The telegraph lines of the world aggre- gate l elle, d;T3 utiles. America has more than half--Ms,r1L' miles. It has been proved. in Boston. that can convey diphtheria from house to house. by frequenting sickrooms. In the last severity years Rued* has spent $1,777.1s10.00) ii warfare. and RR4,000 Russian soldiers have lost their bites. Boston Is to have n (1.1511,4151 hotel, with 2,250 rooms. The projectors state tent it will be the largest in the world. Eggs oontaln everything that la nedes- sary to support human life. in the proper proportions, and In palatable foram. PRESS PROVERBS. A hold head is soon shaven. The ideal husband Is still a bachelor. The strongest Influence it always exert- ed at short range. Affinity is the chief reliance of the divorce ouurta Justice is higher than law, In that 11 is rennin l re. It Is always difficult to draw the lino between weakness and willingness. The unmarried woman 1s always in danger of !maiming a youthful prddlgy. A man may do Ansel work In the world and still continue to sty: "I done tt." Everything that goes wit wlth'tho tide doesn't come back- with it A woman is never too old to marry; but she le sometimes too old to be asked. Even If a man could need his own obitu- ary 1t Isn't likely he would recognise 1t. Two wrongs do not make a right. but they often perdu., about the same effect Too ninny people are In the habit of using the oonecience of others Instead of their own. -Chicago News. /RAM'S HORN NOTES Whatever God will have us to do He will help us to do. To know some people 11 a standing invi- tation to be good. The man who would walk with God can not do it In a croaked path. Comparing ourselves with somebody else won't make ou4 stnhiug any safer. The pleasures of sin are only pleasures for a season. Some people pray that God will use them. but they want Him to do it in their way. If you want Grid to warm others, ask Him to send ere from heaven into your own heart. 1f we will mate It the habit of our lives to look Oil the bright side, we will .Sways have • !Night side to look on. A revival is an much the result of obedi- ence to certain laws and conditions as the production of an electric light. Religion pure and undelfled never makes a prayer for the good of men that it 1s not willing to take off M cost and help an- swer. CHOICE EXTRACTS. Clow thine ear against him that shall open his mouth 1ecretly against another. if thou receives% not his word., they fly back and wound 81%0 reporter. If Moa dost receive them. they fly forward, and wound the receiver. - Leveler. The secret of mems« Hee In em bract ng every opportunity of seeking blgb and right ends, and le new forgetting that golden rule of the a terhtmn, "of doing your duty in that .0.tl. cif 1lfe to wide\ 1t shall plasm God to call yea. ''--W1411og- ton. The great d 1 fference between the tical statesmen and the pretender it that the bine es leas as soda be done with • •� stew .sea foto the fotare, while the ether 11115 - ..d Eleam+mft .rt rtg.rd• only the present, the ores lives by pan. sell pear tbas�eweeld die. is net, the day. and awte nn S=padtssoy: to. he NN sen he would saver see bone sg{sis, I esker Sete ou enduring prineipies end for W eeessege• were glees no te ns/ IrsUI eality. - Bark. Msp. QM4 Ely .04i- MBpd kin tip le Renew le mot es is.Wet seem ler now and thea it le the wool which le worst, Into the warp of life, and lie who has out discerned the divlue sacredness of *arrow, �and � th,. pyofuuud owning wblcb Is etilll1rled to prin,h •/ life la -V. W. lljttbaetaun TEMPERANCE f.ottdun has it1.000 public The saloon wants "fres That otatsstal le Moya The incorrigible drunkard le not so mush a freak as be is a crop. -John (1 Woolley. Death seems to he the only protection afforded the drunkard's child --Still waterer Mirror. New Hantpmthry legislature has pared • law forbidding the giving as well as the sale of tobacco to ,einem The IegtsInture of California has pass- ed a bill prohibiting the sale of liquor within two and n halt miles of any soldiers' home. A notorious saloon in Buffalo, known e s the •'Gold Dollar," 1s to be turned In- s a tempi -move saloon. after the plan of Bishop Fellows' "hom,e saloon" in Chi - After a man locos his ante he goos out In the world t, find his uncle. -Galveston News. it Is fortunate for utast tit us that we do not apprrelate how much we are dis- liked -Milwaukee Journal. "What 1. the gold. -ii mean about, ' naked one small student of :in other. 'alt must be as 0,l5ur,' replied the latter. -Detroit Free ares. yak W Pars »leas Ask your Druggist for 11 Wonderful Tonic A IIIO41 and$I � Remedy for NOTES. � Sy hostess it� ISO' wqk and Impure Blood, new materialKidney and Liver Troubles. we hear A WOMAN who has ohne Io'.•n to THE FAIR and FOUND out the value of dealing there. never talks of BYINC even her clothes without first seeing what THE FAIR has IN A large shipment of Glassware just received. We have ten articles to choose from. all at lOc. each Never such value offered before in CODERICH. pis nctelle NsemNoomtWR1 00i NUM Pais• . arre•aaeewie w J. U. NaiLEOO. 41011411141114. ONT. GOPERICE WOOLLEN MILLS are Re -Opened i beg to say that 1 have bought the Woollen Mill from Mr. Mt -Cann, lately run by Mr. Dickson, and am resitting it up in first class style, putting in mann improvements, making it an Up•to-dote Mill, anti hope by doing tirst-ela.g work anti fair dialing to merit a share of your patronage. I am prepared to do Custom Work in all ito branches, such as Boni ('arling, Spin- ning Single or Double Yarn., manufacturing lllanleti, Plain and Fancy Flannels, Double and Single Sheeting, Tweeds, duo.; al.0 Cuatoin Weaving, Dyeing and Scouring Blankets. ALL 110111 DUNK PX0WPTLI. G. M. COLLINS. 4 Points In Our Shoes Ra Pay Pathcar Alienllou to: 1 ---COMFORT Because no one will wear a Shoe that doesn't tit his or her foot coinfortably. Because it must he serviceable. S ---STYLI Because everyone wants a Shoe to tit the eye as well as the foot. No one wants hack nluuberv. 4 --PRICE Because, while we fit the foot and the eye. we must tit the pocket too, and we can do it to perfection. Fine Repairing a Specialty. H. B. T OLLCC$m WE HAVE A CONTRACT with sut.ely.-s 10 give the heat Business and shorthand course that 0115 be had and as we hare rotnpletel the .-o,araet the Ape M tie Tient n. 501 215 • LOOK"READ Al my ground lease hes not long to ex- pire, it is my intention To Sell the Whole of ly Stock. You will understand, 1 want to sell this Stook, end any one wanting anything is Ely line, now is the time to purchase. You car get A FURNACE put in %our house now from 175 to $100, Ruaranted, whish will burn Coal or Wood. It is • great mistake to put in • Furnace that will not burn wriest. as two months of the Winter (4pring and Fall) you will only require Hood• I bate aim • number of Second -Hand Stoves. Come early and secure one. 1 still keep 1be Americas Water White, Canadian Water White, aid Comedies Oils. Respecting all over -gine notes and •o counts, 1 require to be paid at 000e. )1 )r. G. N. DAVIS. Bello! { Tie Old Reliable Still on Deck. THE BEST 00 ONLY SCRANTON COAL on the market at $5.50,with 50c. a ton off for Cash, making it $ eta. TON the Cheapest Ural ever geld be tads nearket. A11 (Jeal weighed en the Market Scales, e n that you're sere you get veer weight Orders loft at HARPER de LEK% piesis liy attended to WEL WAIL Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont., liberal patronage. We have somrth-n,; new xlo,,g t,!u, x',onal lines. ter Enquire. There N something in it. l'.t•iugue free. 29w limos J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal. SUPERIOR JEWEL FURNACES Are the most Powerf..l Heaters in the World. For Economy Durabtlity,and an eas- ily regulated Furnace, it has no equal. FOR $ALR BY EARPER & LEE. P. S.—For Coal or Wood. BURROW STEWAR Met Awn HAMILTON, ONT.--,5 THE PERSON that wants a good Match, and that knows a thing or two, will remember that this brand is synonomous with everything de- sirable in fire -producing lucifers. 11. EDDY'S MATCHES a SEASONABLE GOODS ALWAYS SEASG NABLE AND A WF.iCOME (1LFeST TO EVERY II(it'SEHOLD ig A GENUINE BISSELS CARPET SWEEPER. We have them in Nickle and Black. Prices right. Call and see them. DAVISON & CO.