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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1889-05-22, Page 6' S:'Jali�irA�MI,.:..Yc:p•�:W14a:,Y.azn.,W»pa...fi.d+-0M.K#�pAfA./i�Y#AI..G(•:,WR..,.w...,......r.n.........w.;....-._.,....... l he Huron nil ecus -record 50 a Yoar • til 'ca iu Adrauot:. 1t-4'. The ;men d,.d ,,surer to hid Ga. ',ors,' who ai,e.ats tela i,1 u . •• p tha", he does i,. 'J'eaL.-A. T. S. tau nal it, bauirr werrhrl .t of New York. Wednesday, in) !taut!. 184 LIES ANI) LIABS. '!'hero are many Ii.Is iu this world. The psalmist remarked :- "1 said in my haste all moll aro liars." 11 he could have deliber• atcd un thin thiug during lar excit- ing election contest he wigltt nut have changed iia miud at leisure. Master George Washington said he could nut tell a lie. 1t' he could not toll one thou, of eeurse his merit. fur truthfulness was nut SO great as that of one who. could toll a lie and would nut. But it uuest be remembered that when George made his cherry tree remark about his truthfulness he was a small boy, and that was long before he engaged in politics. \Vheu he was running for office, and before he became President, he never said anything about not being able to toll lies. He had promises to make and post - offices to give out, and had to do the best he could. Lady Macduff, talking to her little son during the troublesome times in Scotland, when anon diad "ere the flowers in their caps withered," told him that a traitor is a roan who lies and swears, and that they shall be hanged, every ono. "Who oust hang them 1" asked the doy. "Why, the honest mon," said the mother. "Then," said the boy, "the liars and swear- ers are fools ; there are liars and swearers eipough to boat the hone:at men and hang thorn up." That is how the population averaged in those days. 'Things Have changed since then. Perhaps there are more liars now, There aro more. people. Soule Iv is responsible for this. Satan is o record as the father of lies. Somebody way the lath )t of Satan. 13 is written that Satan was once an angel and stood high among h'is associates. It is terrible to think he could have been an angel in heaveu and' telling lies so stoutly that he was called the father of lies. lie must have done some- thing, for the story goes that he was cast out of heaven and sent below for being a bad augcl. It shows ho '• ,v even au atigol may fall. 1:.1 ::I hist pass.* The,,. numerous kiuds of liars. A few 'of the little untruths ono meets in society aro called white lies, A polite person says she is glad to see you when she is not ; she says to a servant that she is not at home when the wrong person calls ; that she will be sure to keep an tinnr 1C lTU bhe regrets e.5 having made and slues not iutor•d keeping -those may be called white lies. Friendly lies nay bo told 'by friends who are trying to make the Lest of ball news and think they are doing it for t}.,1 :best. Black and malicious liars aro those who lie to du heal,., nit.) psi jure them. selves to convict others for crimes. They des)ive the lwtteet damnation that can bo laid out for thew. A man associated . with Falstaff said ; "I do despise ,a• liar." Su du we all. There are "infiniteaud endless liars and hourly promise breakers," They are all despised. There are brag;iug liars. They have always something wuudorful to say about themselves that really never happened. They will tell you what this lir that great noun said to hint whoa he had said with ing. They brag about their business when they are doing nothing to speak of. Some of them priut newapaperq-in New York -and lis tr,;niondously about their circu- lation They are of the Baron _lluucltanr.en order, and maks them- selves believe they ate believed.. The oldest iubabitant liar is among the most harmless of all old bores. He will toll you all about Jackson's war, and how the cotton bales were placed for breastworks, as they have never been placed since, and how things looked when the war's fell, and how he skated to Algiers wheu the Mirsisssppi River was frozen over ; how he talked with Lafayette, and how he actually took iu everything he had over read about. The oldest inhabitant liar is tau old to be deposed ; and there is no backing down a wen wl u tells you of what he has heard and seen himself. The campaign liar is superb, Ho is so grand that his friends have to nail him to keel, him down on earth. He work fur both and any sides at the same time, He stops at nothing softer than a brick wall. \Vheu the campaign is not too clean he will uu.lcitake to ruin the character of any candidate. He is not thought much of. The polite liar is delicious. IIo always says you aro looking well -- that you do not went u day older than you did ten years ago --that he is delighted to, see you. Ile does not born you, because he is polite and knows when to stop, and when to take himself off. Tho polite liar is among Ibe most toler- able of' all liars ; lint he is still a Har. He mixes taffy with his false- hood and makes it palelablo• A BIG STRIKE. A big strike was make wben Powell & Davis issued their Extract of arsaes aline and Burdock. It has met with great success, and it must, for it is the most powerful blood purifier to themar- ket, It is used with the greatest success iu all di..ea;es arising from a debilitated eoudttou of the system, and everytme needs, and should use a bottle or two at this season of the year, of Powell'a Ex tract of Sarsaparilla and Burdock. Bear is miud ooe 50c. bottle coutain8 more solid medicine than most dollar so -cared Sarsaparilla and bitters, bits , Also remember that it is sold'in Cliutou by all druggists, price 50c a battle. Sold by all drug- gists and medicine dealers everywhere. 443i;l y --Stephen hates, a wealthy old farmer, who is possessed of an uu- goveruable teweer, last evening horee-whipped three women who crossed his land and took some wild flowers. The eonten were employ- ed 111 a factory and crossed Bates' laud to make a short cut. The factory eruplu yces witnessed the out- rage and went to the scene, caught Rates and attempted to lynch hint. Tho women filially interceded and Bates was allowed to go home. CONSUMPTION SURELY' CURE. TO VIE EDITOR t Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of ray remedy FREE to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send. me their Express and P. 0. address Respectfully, Dr. A. '1'. SLOCUM, 37 Yonge street, Toronto, Ont. 499y Farming in Obregon is thus decrib- ed by C. E. Brown, of Oregon City, iu a letter to the (.;oruwall Freeltol- der:-Of all the lazy and good-for- nothing men I ever saw are the Oro- gon farmers, I know a man of good standing, who has ,four • daughters and he has to keep a Chinaman to cook and wash for his worn•on folks. Every third'farm is mortgaged here; and the luckiest thing for them is that the Canadian thistle has not got here. I went to a farm house where they plink tea cows, and where they buy their butter. Mak- ing butter was too hard walk for them -they fed the milk to the calves One can tell an Eastern man here without having to ask any questions. 1 am told that prior to the commencing of the raining viti- ate"' the farmers go to the uearest store, buy a pound of tete, half a pound of coffee, and a dollar's worth of tobacco, and as long as the to- bacco lasts they aro not again seen in town. FAITIEFULLY RECOMMENDED. In the Spring of 1888, 1 had inflam- mation of the lungs, which •lett my lungs weak. 1 hada vary bad cough, and resolved to try Ilaayard's Pec- toral Balsam. It did me more good than any other medicine I have ever taken, and 1 can faithfully recomend it." Miss Mary Kay, Virginia, Ont. .\.r Oen 1'R. '. ,,t.-'L'he following prayer, is said to have been offered by a Scotch minister who 1>,at' •.•igrated to Canada, evidently in the hol) of finding a paradise o11 etrth: --"0 Lord, we, thy disobedient children, epr•olch ye the nicht i' the attitude o' prayer (1:'.' li';ulvisou' complaint). When we ca:a' tae this Counir•y wo f r ' watts egpCCtl':t 1111 .1 IaIT' tl0tyln wi' milk an' hooey. Instead o' that too f'und a place peohlw.l wi' ongud- ly Irish. Scour theta otrt; drag them ower tho mouth o' the bottoni- 1ees pit ; but you need n!'let thou drap in; drive them t,1 the outer- maists p;e:.ts o' Cenlldn. l;aithru• teak' them !wears o' wud au' draw- ers o' water ; but, 11 Lord, ue'er mak' them magistreets, mimbers o' Parlia- ment, nor ouy u' the lulus ewer the people. An', 0 1,o'd, gin yu has got ouy lan' Lae gio awn', gie it We thine ni11 peculiar people --the Scotch. Aa the praise an' the glory wall be a thins. Amen." PEI E if ED CUi.UIt of the blood is caused by the Iron it conta'ns. Sup- ply the iron when lacking by using Milburn's Beef, Iron and !Vine. E. E. B. Johnston, elm i'r still acting ae deputy attort't'y;ener•a1, stated to a representative (,fl' the Empire on Teem! ,y tint ho her eve, ed the govern10')t.had received ina forutgtion which will 'ultimately lead to the cun,victi,)n of tdt.• partieN implicated iu the (.Tait poisoning arse, in millet(iun with welch little Meta Cherry lost her Info. JDOf hi l l ( ALL. Dear Sirs: - I can recommend ifag- ynrd's Yellow 1111 as a sure cure for rheumatism, from which disease f suffered for , -me time, but was cured with two bottles. It is the best thing lean get for man or horse. J. Mustard, Strathaven, Ont. Elantil'o: S,'•'o/,,, ; \ Grit, journal thinks that it could mit have been veru won for Parnell to lie in pr' !i 111) 1 r. L,•ra wr. it v'i ', Sir .Toho lied in xt+rliatueet. '('here i5 some diferetr•e, Parnell has sworn that he lied, while the evidcne.' against Sir John is only the staid• ment of the Grit parer wbi;h vie. tuttlly says that lying is not wrong. OF (MEAT SERVICE. "I have used TUagyard's Yellow Oil for cuts and scalds on horses' shoulders, and they got better at once. 1 have also used it. for sprains, burns, cuts and croup among my children, and can recommend it highly as of great value." W. Service, Mingo. Man. Aovlcs To MoTHaaa -Are yuu dis- turbed at night and broken of your rest b a sick child suffering tied crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? 1t' so send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs Wi'tslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor 'titlesu`tarer immediately. De- pend upnu it, mo.hers; there is no Luis -- take about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhma, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Curie, softens the Gums, reduces Inflawma.kit, and gives tune and energy to the %%bole system. "Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup" for cnildren teething is pleasant to the taste a'ld is the prescription ofoneu,f the oldest and beat female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughout the world. Price 25e. a bottle. Be sure au.l,uk fur' )Ir,, WVinslow'sSoothing Svrup," and take nu other kind. -A freight eugino doing switch- ing near Bailey Station, Colorado, one day last week, ran into a boul- der ou the track and was ditched. Fireman Charles Labrlla0 Wan eung11 under the rod hot lire box. ire laid in that position with his. head only out from under the uutehinery, for au hour, suffering 1)0101,1 agony, nu one being able to render assistance. Just before he expired he calltnJ a brakeman, and while half of his body was roasting from the '.eat of the engine, dictated his will, leaving $15,000 to his two brothers in San „Francisco. He gave instructions regarding his funeral and who he desired to couduct the services, then offered prayer, and died. The body was brought to Denver to be shipp- ed to San Francisco. Several other train men were injured. POLICEMEN SUFFER From rhuematism,Idyspepsia, bilious- ness, kidney complaint and many other ills, in exactly the eame man- ner as ordinary mortals, and Burdock Blood Bitters cures them quickly and permanently just as it always does In every case, from whatever cause arising, -Elizabeth Stuart Phelps de-, clares in the May number of The Foram that "it is an undecorated fact that if .Jesus Christ were to enter almost any of our i.nfl•tontial churches to -day fIe w' 11d be shown into the back gallery, and Ho could not obtain admission to our parlors without a letter of introduction to our 'sets.'" MIS'1''ON EAIIt'lI. As morning sun with strong end vivid ray, Drives from the earth the sullen mists away, So B. B. I3. in strength and power grand, Doth rout disease and stay death's heavy hand. -N. chap arrested in Missouri for rubbing a clothes -line confessed to stealing thirty horses and to kill- ing five men. They made a Moro of him, fed hint high, ladies sent flowers to hint iu the jail and.at the end of six weeks discovered that he was a gigantic liar. 1-[e knew what he was playing for. S'I'UBBOHN CEIELDIIEN readily take Dr. Low's Worm Syrup. It pleases the child and destroys the worms. --A singular Cas" of mistaken identity occurred when ra. ,fans"s Duke of Beloit, \Vis, •1 rived in Tuscola, Illinois, in company with six interesting children, and claim- ed as her lost husband a cigarnlak.er named David Robinson, who is the forewan in the factory of Messrs. Robinson & Watson, The lady who is well dressed and quite pre- possessing, confronted her alleged husband, and even after conversing with him was not satisfied that he was not her lost husband until she examined his wrist fur a scar. Fail- ing to find this she broke down and admitted that she war; mistaken in the plan. How much 1d,gbinson must have resembled Hulenels attest ed by the fact that the children clung around him affectionately calling hint papa. Mrs. Duke's husband, who was a cigarmaker, dis- appeared rnysteriuusly about a year ago, and she was led to believe Ito was located in 'Tuscola through in- formation received from a trevell- ing tobacco salesman. NEVER DESI'AI I(. Even when all seems lost, there is yet 'hope. Many a despairing ,dis- heartened victim of dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney complaint, scrofu- la or rheumatism, has been brought back to health and usefulness by Burdock Blood Bitters, the great'ist remedy known for all blood diseases. -Dave \Walker, both r known in Christian county as 131111 Creek Dave, Chief of the Bald-hnobbel's; his son, William Walker and John Matthews -were hanged at Ozark, Missouri, last week',' for the murder of Charles Green and William Edens on March 11, 1887. The drop fell at 9.53 a. tn. The ropes broke, and the thtoo full to the ground struggling. The execution was a horribly bungled butchery. The men wore carried to the scaffold again at 10,10. 13i11 Walk- er struggled, groaned, and was almost insensible. 1/ave Walker died in fifteen minutes, .John Matthews iu thirteen and Bill Walker in fourteen minutes. i1MANY MEN, MANY MINDS," but all men and all minds agree es to the merits of Burdock fills, small and sagar-coated. t'JS.,t'111'l't(")N n'i'nths). Au "! 1.phyaieian, tk•ti.•i d from prat:Hee, haviu„ hal planed in Lis hurls 1.L.'tn, I:aat nulla wis,ial.uy the formula of a .,tatplu vegetable 1eate.lp I„r the speedy uu.l i,tu:.tn tit eine lat ,11 ,1. lironui:i,, Cut art h, Asthma awl all thr,.at :urn Lung utl'eetious, also 1u.�e lltr 411.1 111.11,i1rut' Lo• N..avua 1) ,•t•!lity 1111.1 all Nei vim, Complaints, after having test ell 11,1 %%W01erfnl rntatir, rutyeie fu thous• awl, u:'r30i5, h.,, Iclt it his duty to Wake it known to his attlleriug fellows. Aet.ua- re,1 by this motive au,1 a dt•siie to relieve human ,ulfwu,g, 1 u•tll send frac of clunge, to all who desire it, this reeipe, iu Getman, Fran. b or English, tritb full direeti• n: fi•r pre; tring :tml ming. Sent by Wail by .l,i,h,...hag u!th ataulf,, nuwin tIlk pal .1• 11'. A. Noyes, 119 P„feels 131u a, liuo'i.::'rr \" 1. 507 vow, -I'ho IT. le. :+I,pn•lue (.'curt has Mill mud the validity of the law ex- cluding I;hiuese Iabul'. •DECREASING 'I'l1E DEA'l'tl h'.1't'E. The mortality among Consumptives yas been materially decreased aline hears by the use of Nroti'a Einuiaiuit of Coil Lirer Oil with llypophosp hites of Lime and Soda. Phthisis, Bronchitis, Abscess of the Lungs, Pneumonia and Throat Affections are completely subjugated by a timely. use of this excellent pulmonic. Po, ratable as milk. Sold by all Drug- gists at50c. and $1.00. -The Toronto separate school board had another stormy meeting the, other night, during which there Wits a vigorous interchange of hostili- ties between the new blood and the older members. At one stags of the meeting mutters reached such a pass that the chairman, Vicar General 'looney, threatened to call a constable to expel Mr. (]shill, the leaden' of tho disaffected sections. -A Baltimorean recently drop- ped asleep on a park bench, when, hisheadfal ling furward,he unconsci- ously ncu lsci- ously choked to death over the stiff edge of his celluloid collar. A dog died in 1ldinois the ether day from drinking the water in which a flan- nel shirt had been rinsed. A St. Louis man has died of erysipelas contracted from the verdigris of a brass collar button eating Into his ut'ek stud a man iu Chicago was roast• ed to death by the tiring of his cotton uu,lercluthiug as he dried them be- fore Jul open grate. Persons wishing to improve their memories or strengthen their power of attention shourd send to Prof, Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave., N. Y., for his prospectus, post fres, as advertis- ed in another column. 54 l -4t -111 the house of Cunnu„ns on Tuesday evening, Dilllryll'a niutiou id favor ::t' disestablishnutut of. the church it Wales was rt<jected by a vote of. 1 +1 to 431. Most of the Unionist,: 'oted with the minority. :Mr. Gladstone and Lod Harting- ton were absent, .1S AN .111) to internal remedies for skin diseases, Dr. Low's Sulphur Soar, proves very valuable. Mouse Painting, Glazing and Graining, Plain : and : Decorative Paper Hanging I(ALSOMINING and FRESCOING. Shop next Kennedy's Hotel, Albert Street, CLINTON, - ONTARIO. CHARLES T. SPOONER P' -CT. I ice ,' ;_ NEW 'STOCK ! NEW STORE ! ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, '- CLI NTON. JOSEPH CHIDLEY, Dealer in Furniture. ' Call at the New Store and see the stock of Bedroom and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs, Mattresses, etc., and general Household Furniture. The whole Stock is from the very hest manufacturers. Picture frames and Mouldings of every description. JOS. 0III0I.E1, one door West of Ii)ieksou's Book Store. • o the " 1irozz no- trod, THE 1\ CKNOWLEDGEI) beading:: Oollservative :: Paper 1)F TIl E COUNTY, HAS:ONE OF THE X Best Equipped Job Rooms IN WES'L'E1- N 0N1'ARI0. 0 7'f�e Fiijest Job Printing h:A ECI'TE!) O1 '1'I1 h; SiTUYTEST NOTICE. HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 500 Page ao1kanT aSment ent fAnimnl,t Chrtee. crass)Ftn•ers, (Congestions, inflammations It.A. 1 Spinal Meningitis, Milk Fever. 113.B.--Stratnn, Lameness, Rheumatism. C.C.»Distemper, Nasal Discharges. D. --Bots or (.rubs, Worms. E. --Coughs, 'leaves, Pneumonia. .F...Colleor Gripes, Bellyache. G.(.. --Miscarriage, ilemorrhages. L'i.--Urinary and Kidney Diseases. .i. --Eruptive Diseases, Mange. 1.K.. -Diseases of Digestion. Stable Cnsc, with Speoiflcs, Manual, witch Hazel 011 and Meri Icator, 57.00 Price, Single Bottle (over 00 doses), . .60 Sold by Druggists; or Sent Prepaid anywhere and In any quantity on Receipt of Price. Humphreys' Med. Co., 109 Fulton St., N. Y. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC No. A HOMEOPATHIC o In nso se years" Theon successful remedy for Nervous Debility, -Vital Weakness, and Prostration, from over -work or other causes. dl per vial or 6 vials and largo vial powder, for 166. BOLD BY DRUGGIST% or Bent poetpaid on receipt df price.-llampbroyo' Medicine 0o., 100 rotten ER., 8. Y. WELLS R RICiIA RDSON CO., Agontu, MON TREA L. A WONDERFUL LAKE IOSE WATER DOETH 0000 L1 E A MEDICINE t„old do well to call on '1'Hr. News-l;'h;('oicn before placing their orders for Route Bills, Pedigrees, Folders, Cards, &e. o COLORED PRINTING! EQIIA1, (IN MANY CASES SU1'ERTUI1) TO CITY WORK. , 0 BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, LETTER HEADS. 0 T11e Double Circulation efyX Talks to Tftousari1s. �.. 0 Advertiso in The Nsws-Reoord THE ONLY PAPER WITH A DOUBLE CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY OF IIURON,