The Huron News-Record, 1889-06-26, Page 3tel
O� )moo CAN TALK f +�
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Everybody has beard of a "horse laugh.
but who has ever seen an equine gifted
with the power of speech? Such an animal
would pronounced a
andmthe telephone a
hundred years ago. Why, even very re-
cently a cure for consumption, which is
universally acknowledged to be scrofula
affecting the lunge, would have been looked
upon as miraculous. but now people are be-
ginning to realize that the disease is not In-
curable. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery will cure it, if taken in time and
given a fair trial. This world-renowned
remedy will not make new lungs but it
will restore diseased odes to a healthy state
'when other means have failed. Thousands
gratefully testify to this. It is the most
potent tonic; or strength -restorer, altera-
tive. or• blood-eleanser and nutritive, or
flesh -builder, known to medical science.
For Weak Lunge Spittingof Blood, Bron -
an tL� gering Cubit its in tan Read.
eequtoed
remedy. In derangements of the stomach.
liver and bowels, as Indigestion, or Dys-
pepsia. Biliousness, or "'Liver Complaint,"
Chronlo Diarrhea, and kindred ailments, it
is a sovereiggn� remedy.
"Golden Medical Discovery "Is the only
drtne of its class, 'guarantee,bfront the
under a printed
manufoct111•ers, that it will benefit or Dore
in every case of disease for which it is rec-
ommended, or money paid for it will be
promptly refunded.
ONLY: AN INDIAN WOMAN.
TiHrl, ie au account ot the brave
deed of au ()toddle, New York, In -
then woman, whose poursge seems
only equaled by her pride of race.
Driving into the ileitis the other
,lay wt're her husband and others
were at work she eucouutered it log
lying across the road dim such a way
that she could not Pass. As there
was no one near to help her, and the
log was beyond her strength to move,
she proceeded to cut it in two with
am axe she had in the wagon.
To her surprise she found she had
dihturbed a mother bear and her
family of cubs, The bear, more
frightened than angry, took to the
woods, and the woman walked in
hearth of the uleu and their firearwb.
1i iudiug them, she conducted her re-
lief party quickly back to the los, to
lied that the Lear had also returuud.
When all were stationed ready for
action she again used her axe et, the
log, and the bear etude her 51.colid
appearance, this time awry and
vengeful. The tuan who stood
ready for just this emergency missed
Lis aim, dropped the gun, and with
all hie other masculine oompauions
took to his heels. Left alone with
the infuriated beast, with only an
axe for defense, this Lathan wulllatl
coolly waited until the Lear came
near enough, and, letting the axe fall
with all her might upon its heed,
killed it with that one strokes.
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—Gratit &.glen tatty �e au alltedl
luvien 1n his view's tee resp''cts
women, but ho is sound as a net
when be rays that "life owes its
origin to the chetnfaallY separati\e
action of ethereal ut dulations on
thee cooled seryace the earth."
We have always thought so, but
never titrnok on the right words to
express it.
Copyrtght,1888, by WORLD'S Drs. MED. ASS'$.
SOOOOFFERED
by the maneaotur-
Incurable case of Catarrh in thedfead. au
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LADY'S aJtll.
"Te.e. 4.vle..ttiOn 1<„lten Put t,1 u,r,•,
hai•.i 'a ,'idly' w,1 mitt opinion iu
""Young matt," aid the riot,
member of the church to the new
pastor, "you ought tohaye been a
pngilist1 instead of a preacher."
"Why 9 T don't understand you,
sir," replied the minister who was
naturally' shocked and pained.
"The explaiiatinll i simple ; it is
very desirable in a Pugilist to he
• long \, in'lHtl.
—A batik pres ident. in Southwest
Texas made away with all the funds
under his charge, and then posted
on the door of his institution: "Bank
Susi-settled," That delft he was
interviewed by a number of doposi,
tore, who left him hanging to a tree
with this notice pinned to his breast:
"Bank President Suspended."
The Hahne weapon applied to three
of the little orphans effectively pre -
vetoed their ever realizing their loss,
anti the other site kindly adopted and
carried home with her.
Reachittr; ltet' home she found her
ltustanf, son and others assembled
there, anxiously Ppeculating as to
what could have Leen the result of
the encounter they had failed to see
ruled. Standing before therm, with
the cub in her arnns, site Hi -irefully
surveyed them front heath to foot and
exclaimed : "Cowaris, you have ito
Indian blood in your veins."
A CHANCE TO GET AT TILE
ONIONS'.
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IOW Is of etititt••tte 1,s tv11..11' min -
pot, tit, \\ het t:'•r• it i.ee e\' r p' r-
,Lti..a, { to li ko a yt,ung Ltd) 5 arm
to t,Uttl'V 115 live rt¢ttlt after night -
fall. i,Ynheretteieee% told per,.'tup-
tinily,. me Net atter utghlfull nor
t+t dd\ tigIl, iter tit. any tot iter
Au in viola 105)' lean upon a young
woman's ars:; a tottitdfatber,if he 151
infirm uoty :avail tllmiht•{t tit a sitmi-
Iar snpp'urI, heel a Broad's poliee-
tert Sorties to have acquired the
. tieitt tit "'rope•) his emerge.. iu l,t'tti•
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colts across the tllt,r01,,*'tttfhrH 'y
grump 0 Ott the armi,- lint these ere
the only stale persons so privileged.
For an acquaintance, u trienii, or
one who aspir'8 to a still nearer
place, to take the arm of e young
woman when wslkiug.with her ou
• a puhliu highway is iu''Xeu'able.
You may Le, sure nothing will uo
quickly offend her good taste,
thou;:•h she :�mty' lack the social &'kill
to resent diel avoid it. Arid the:
spectacle it, itself i; most unpleasant.
To tee. a young woman pushed
ale:tg, a little in front of her escort,
by hit, clutch uIou her arms is
neither suitable. nor picturesque.
It reverses ell precomceived ideas of
gallantry. 'Lite fair should lean
upon the brave'. Virus strength
ought ever n support feminine
fraibtsts. Offer tier your erns,
young llla[l, every time; and
never 'under any circumstances
commit the familiarity tied offence
of taking hers."
—The Sunday school teacher bad
been telling the class how honesty
was better than royal birth, and to
test the force of her remarks, in'.
quired : "Now, J hny, what is
better than to he a king'!" Johny
was silent. "T k ow," said the
new pupil. ``Well, you nifty tell."
"The right bower."
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—"1 think 1 me the unluckiest
man ever lived," remarked a travels
lag -entail to a frith 1. '"You're not,
aH unlucky as 1 Rile, ['tu pOsitivo.
lv glad that I wasn't Boss with a
silver xenon in my mouth." "Why!"
"'Because 1 feel certain that it would
ha re strangled nee"
--A travelling show r,'eently ex•
'tilri;'_'1 ca 11alte'14 kin,•to tvticleethe
foltowiig iftterelI Ing legend watt
attached : ''Skin of the serpent
that tempted Even the Garden of
Eden. It was kited hy Adam the
day after the Full. Adam hit it
with a club the, ti ':'s of which ere
still left,. This wide was part of the
inheritance -of Ad m, and ees pre•.
served in his family in Asia. The
genuinc'Ieee is attested by doctors of
dlviittty, whose Nerds ere attached.
It is as for married couples
to quarrel and bring themselves to
the point of a.div'oree," said a well'.
known New Yorker yesterday.
After I had been (tarried thtee
telltale: I came sadly home one
night to tell my wife that business
\%0111(1 kee p 11144 away for the next
twenty four hours. Safe was very
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gtrlish, awl by way of a reply she
stave herself a little hug, with a
little wiiggle of .her body thrown in
anti expressed her feelings in en
exclamation of unmistakable joy.
Deeply pained, I said to her that
I had never snpposeil she desired
my absence enough to gurgle with
joy at the mere ,proposal of it. Many
a titan would have gone off angry or
darkly suspicious. Instead I ques
toned her. `Why, you goose,' said
she, ` when you said you Were going
away one thing popped .into my
heed to the exciueion of everything
eke. 'Chat was' Now he's going
away and I can eat Home raw an•
ions with salt and vinegar. That
was all. I have been dying for raw
onions ever Hiltee our wedding.
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(hie Dom' North. fyf Young's Bakery, Albert Street
—They were 1 newly -mar tied
Irish couple, tld, the. '`t,etter half
tieing ill, the huHl and did the cook-
ing. Said flirt ey--'Och, Biddy
dear, I've boiled a nice pot of
prative 1 But [' m afeared there's
sotnethittg the matter wid 'int
Whin 1 put them iron the wutther
they had heantift I whoite eyes, an'
now that they're out they're black
ene5 !' Said Biddy in bed, enjoy-
ing I3urney's dile tms--'Barney, ye
haven't put enough vel t in the
watther to kill 'm, they've been
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INTERESTING NEWS. NOTES.
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JUST FOR FUN.
—A Texas paper remarks, pro-
bably as the result of long observa-
tion, that new wheat never ruirted
as many men as old rye.
—A Yattkee, describing an
opponent, says :--'I tell you what
sir, that man don't amount to a
sum in arithmetic -add him up and
there i'& nothing to carry.
A HUMAN PIN•CUSI[ION.
A case of brutality to a young
woman cattle to light in Carthage,
Illimnis• flannel, Heitlentl has
144'•1, w•olkiug for her brother's
ttitni y in Quincy. A few days ago
slue left the house amd walked to
her home in 1'ioga, same country, a
disttunce of twee ty-tiro or thirty
utile:', Site is said to have shown
sytnptems of insanity, and her
parents, together with a number of
other ignorant Germans of that
v'ieinit•y, one of whom it is said is a
preacher, came to the conclusion
that the was possetsed of an evil
spirit. It le alleged that tht-se
people are believers iu spookss-and
—Person (returning from church,
to small boy with a pole)—Do you
know w', -re the little boys go who
go fish"' , on the Sabbath'1 Small
hny (wit It pride end animation)
You just '.•'t 1 do, and I ain'tn goin'
to give tl s- snap away, either
—Thr el her day a couple of little
girls cavo"', to a physician's office to
be vaccinated. One of tTiein under
took to speak for the other, and
said 'Doctor, this is my sister. She is
too young to know her left arm
from her right, so maa,naa washed
only the one she wanted vaccinated.
—"If that is your final answer,
Miss Robinson," the young man said,
with ill -concealed ,chagrin, as he
picked up hie hat and turned to en,
"I can do nothing but submit. Yet
has it never occurred' treyou that
when a lady passes the age of 37 she
is not' likely to find herself as much
sought•after by desirable young men
as she once was'?" "It occurred to
nie with sudden and painful dies
tinctness when you offered yourself
just now," she replied. "Good
night' 141r. Jones."
—A Pittsburg, Pa., doctor says
he can diagnose aliments by examin-
ing a single hair of the patient.
Two young men, as a joke, took a
hair from a bay horse. The doctor
gravely wrote a prescription, and
said his fee was $25, as the case
was precarious. They were stag-
gered, hut pelt( the fee, and after
they got out laughed all the way to
the apothecary's. The latter took
the prescription and read in amaze.
meet : "One bushel of oats, four
quarts of water, stir well, and give
three times a day—and turn the
snimal out t6 grass 1" Then the
1 jokers stopped laughing.a:.re+
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ust-
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CANTELON BROS.Wholesale & Retail Grocers, Clinton.
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• Ruhelt McElheran, of Loudon,,
b;tggage master ou tho Grand
Tunits, has been studying scripture
to such en extent lately that, his
mind became affected., One morn-
ing a doctor was scut for, but he
chased hint out of the house with a
knife. The police were sent for,
and when they reached McElheran's
house they - found he had taken up
a position in a door leading to the
kitchen, where he could glud both
front and back approaches, • anti
stood there armed with a large,
CURRENT TOPIC'S.
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AIIOU't' 'rltE SIZE 01? I'1'.
Ottawa Citizen:—The London
Free Press puts the maim purpose of
;qr. John Cheriton's anti Jesnit
speech in that city a few e.veuiufs
ago in a nutshell whet. it. "sayH:—
""Tho object of tate speaker to
[Hake capital against Sir John Mac-
donald, While screemiug his owe
political
astiociates as much as pee-
sihle,w'as So plain th'tt at; to cast a
chill over the au'.lielie'." 'There is
not a Grit taking part iti the agita-
tion who does not feel titore interest
H<1 Itt st'ettriltg the defeat. of the Gov,
• sharp•poinjec# carving kuifo with a ernutent than in the disalliwttuce of
—The mayor of Belfast, Iielatld
has sent to $3,500 the Johnstown
sufferers asap instalment on amount
to braised by the citizen, of Bel-
fast. e
—A small green bug has appeared
iu Marion cuuuty, ludiuna, which
is destroying the grain crops and
creating consternation aiuoug tate
farmers.
—It has rained every day for two
weeks in the region of Bloomington,
I)1., and much of the country is
under water. In low pieties the
corn has become yellow.
—Tho fifth amendment to the
constitution of Rhode Island, the
prohibitory amendment, was , last
week repealed by a vote of5,4G9more
than the three-fifths of tho total
necessary to carry the amendment.
spirits. They held a sort of an
incantation over the girl, and iu
smiler to restore her to reason tor-
tured her by sticking pins into her
person. The gill became nearly
unconscious ani on Monday she was
'mum! hand and foot, gt,ggo I, and
plash in a farm wagon with no
etovering from the inlenae heat. In
thie manner she was brought to
Carthage, a dietetic() of thirty miles.
From noon yeeterdey until midnight
she lily in the wagon in a fouletnell-
ing livery "stable until found by a
physician and otherH. She was
taken to the eounty ,jail, where site
lies ilt a precarious condition, An
examination ofher person revetllet.l
pins 'sticking in her limbo and• other
portions of the body, The physician
hopes to save ber life, hut the case
is doubtful,
blade alsout eight inches long. ' the Jesuits' Estates Act.
The detectives tried to reason with
him, but his only reply was that if
they camp near hila he wouldshed
their blood. Every time they ap-
proached from either direction he
flourishe 1 hie knife in the most
threateuiug manner. Finally the
officers procured lung poles and
altogether attacked hitt in front.
As they closed with him he turned
and dashed out through the back
door and over a fence. The officers
followed as fast as possible, and as
ItIcElheran got over the fence a
young man who was with them
seized him by the arm, Turning
suddenly the maniac made a des-
perate lunge at him with the knife
which the young men barely suc-
ceeded in Avoiding. The interrup•
lion, however, was sufficient to
allots 0110 ttf the detectives to spring
in, wee MoElheran from behind
'-ansa throw him down, when he was
soon secured arid the knife take
from him.
—J• J. Millar, formerly. of Tor.
—A Philadelphia despatch says :
Returns from 44 out of the 67 coun-
ties of Pennsylvania show a majority
against the prohibition amendment
of 169,454. ,_Full returns from the
whole State will probably raise the
figures to nearly 200,000.
—Joltn Lewes, of Elmira, N. Y.,
the phenomenal fat man, who weigh.
ed 640 pounds, died at hie home
June 18 from erysiplas. He was
born in England and was about 40
years old. He was a blacksmith
and worked at his trade up to 1886.
At that time he weighed but little
more than 200 pounds, but began to
gain in flesh at the rate of five
pounds per week until he became a
veritable mountain of fat. Every
remedy know to medical science was
tried ill his case in vain.
v.
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e/OHN T. CARTEa.
I'r IS SO I:VEV 1F I'r AiN'T SO I
wIMAN SAYS IT IS. •
Ajr. Erastus Winhan is a double
barreled sort of wan. At Brant',
font, Ontario, the other day, he
said: "I can't Hee for the life of Ise
what there is in commercial union
that looks toward annexation,"
(Cheers from tho Brantford Grits).
A. day or tw'o later, before the
United State „enete committee, the
"same Ras Wintan 14 tore that he
favored commercial union with
°enada because it was "a Alert cut
to "annexation."
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synopsis of the newspaper laws :-
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notice BY LETTER (returning a paper does
0 of answer the law) when a subscriber does
not take his paper out of the office, and
state the reason for its not being taken.
Any neglect to do so makes the postmaster
responsible to the publishers for paymtnt.
a,tto, Wt tit to Se'aforth abont a year
ago awl embarked in a gents' ferns
ishing and dry goods business there.
A couple of weeks' ago Ilii• heaviest
creditors, who are Toronto whole•
sale mere, forced Millar to assign to
the sheriff. Later t1,e estate was
taken out of the hands of the sheriff
and placed with a firm of Toroeto
trustees for liquidation. Immedi-
ately after the sheriff's meeting of
creditors, and before the trustees
had time to take possession, a chattel
mortgage, which was held by a
friend of the bailiff in possession,
was foreclosed, and the inortgage
seized $1,100 worth of goods to
satisfy his claim. The trustees
then sued 'to set aside the mortgage,
but the action was dismissed. One
of the largest creditors issued a
espies for his arrest, but before 1t
could be executed Mr. Millar, it is
stater!, went to Chicago. There are
barely enough aesets to pay the ex-
penses of winding up the estate and
the numerous creditors.will receive
no dividends.
—A train carrying a Methodist
Sunday School excursion from
Armagh to Warren Point, June 12,
was wrecked by collision and up-
wards of 70 persons killed. The
excursion party left Armagh that
morning in two trains. The acci-
dent occurred at a point where the
two trains had to ascend a grade on
a bank fifty feet high. The first
train ascended the grade without
trouble. The second section attempt-
ed to run the ascent, but the weight
of the traineproved too great for the
engine. Several care were de-
tached and allowed to run back
towards the leveletrack, but before
they reached it they canto in
collision with an ordinary tl'ain
from Armagh,
t —If any person orders his paper dis-
zontimted, ho ""just pay all arroarvges, 01
the publisher May continuo to send it
Instil payment is made, and collect tltt
whole amount, whether it bo taken fron
the office or not. There can be ./o legal
discontinuance until the payment 1s made.
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the post.ottice, whether oirected to hit
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stopper" at a certain time, and the publish
er continues to send, it the subscriber I
bound to pay for it if he takes it out of the
post -office. This proceeds upon the ground
that a man must pay for what he use*
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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IAgente at Clinton!
111OrIn the Division Court in Goderich
at the November sitting a newspaper put-
ltshor sued for pay of paper. The defend
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stat objected paying on the ground that he
had ordered a former proprietor of the
paper to discontinue it. The Judge held
that that was not a valid defence. The
plaintiff, the present proprietor, had no
notile to discontinue and consequently
could collect, although Bewail not denied
that defendant had notified former pro-
prietor to discontinue. In any event
dofcnant was bound to pay for the time
lie had received the paper and until bo
had paid all arrears due for subscription.
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mean business.
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carriage
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