HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-10-24, Page 7NEWS NOTES.
r. of Waterloo, Ont.,
stiyl,"iveti iu Detroit on Thursday,
With steer weighing 4,0601bs.,
S1Tl1 Cil he had sold to a Detroiter.
A+,, Monti neem hue been procured
kt A'tQUtreal for the grave of Mel,
apwl it will be forwarded in a few
()Sys. It bears the inscription,
Mel, 16th November, 1885."
1,2ev J. A. Rogers- of Halifax,
has been invited by the officials of
title Dominion Methodist church
.tot Ottawa to become their pastor
Olathe expiration of Dr Ryckman's
term, and has accepted on the
usual conditions.
R. G. rotors, of Mainstee,Micb.,
,one of the lumber barons of the
,§lLate, and who was interested in
many big enterprises, has mane
'44 assignment to A. M. Henry,
of Detroit. The failure involves
millions of dollars worth of pro-
eperty, and will be far reaching in
,its effects.
WILSON'S WILD CHERRY.
For nearly twenty years this valuable
medicine has been largely used for the
Cure of houghs, • Colds, Bronchitis,
Croup, 'Whooping Cough, Loss of Voice
`,and Lungs, Those who know its value
Nalways recommend it to their friends•
knowing that Wilson's Wild Cherry
never disappoints. The genuine is sold
by all druggists in white wrappers only
Sir Wm. Gossett, who has been
On a shooting excursion in British
Columbia, was returning from a
hunt, and had landed in a canoe.
In attempting to take his gun
from the canoe the hammer
caught on the edge and was dis-
charged, the shot passing through
," his heart, killing him instantly.
Mr John Ellah, a farmer resid-
ing near St Marys, had a horse,
new top buggy and harness stolen
from his stable last Thursday,—
Chief of Police Mitchell has wired
full particulars of tho missing pro-
peely to nearly- every point in
we tern Ontario, and every effort
is being made to capture the thief
'and recover the plunder. This is
the first attempt at horse stealing
in this vicinity for several years.
The report of the tragic death
Ill CC I.IALL AN 1) HIS AUTOBI-
OGRAPHY .
With loss than a month to live
John Reginald Bircball ,is spend-
ing the greater part of his time
in writing an autobiography. Ile
calculates it will take about a
hundred printed pages, book form,
and estimates the manuscript to
be worth $2,000. Several papers
are negotiating for the work, but
it is not probable that any pub-
lisher would be foolish enough to
pay $2,000 for it. The proceeds
will be left to his widow. Tho
New York Police Gazette, World,
Sun, Toronto Mail, and other pa-
pers are negotiating with the
pris000r for the history of his life,
but no bargain haabeen closed yet.
Bircball continues to receive a
very heavy mail. About forty
copies of "The Lord's Dealings
with the convict, Daniel Mane,"
(who was hanged in Kingston
penitentiary several years ago)
have been sent him with many
marked passages. A lady in
Parkhill has sent him a book en-
titled "A life in a Look," with the
request that Birchall shall write
her after he has read it. Other
religious matter is received al-
most every mail, but the prisoner
does not take much interest :n
this kind of literature. He pre-
fers to read English sporting pa-
pers.—Woodstock Standard.
-
Frank Wilkinson, grain buyer at
Hamilton, says: "I used several medi-
cines and found no relief until 1 tried
Wilson's Compound Syrup, Wild
Cherry." Less than one bottle cured'
him of a long standing and painful
cough, with tightness of chest and short
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Mend thyself rather than the
world.
Love rules kingdom without a
sword.
Judge no man until you have
stood in bis place.
The heart which easiilyloves also
easily forgets.
All powerful eouh have kindred
with each other.
The path of duty is near, vet
people seek it afar ori'. the
way isi wide, it is not hard to
find.
The rose of pleasure Beldam
lasts long eno'rgh to adorn the
brow of those who pluck them.
Live so that at thy last moment
alt round thee may be tears,wbile
thou alone bast no tears to shed.
There is no beautifier of com-
plexion, or form, or behavior,
like the wish to scatter joy and
not pain around us.
Every position, however hum-
ble, and gift however small, con-
tains within in a germ, which, by
cultivation, can be made to yield
something good and noble.
In the depth of the sea the
water is still, the heaviest grief is
borne in silence ; the deepest love
flows trough the eyes and touch
the purest joy is unspeakable.
A fearful cyclone passed east of
Maxton, N. C., on Thursday.
Several houses were blown down.
One person etas killed and sever-
al wero injured. At Floral Col-
lege three persons were severely
injured.
The egg exporters of Montreal
at a nicotince. Friday decided that
an import duty- of five ,gents a
dozen should be imposed by the
Canadian Government on eggs.
A young man named George
in Clark, Dakota, on Friday, of Russell, whileiielping to raise an
Mr John Stacey, a former resident
of St Marys, has been confirmed.
It was occasioned by the explosion
of the boiler of a threshing engine.
The report that Dir Newton Ul-
lyott, son of Mr Isaac Ullyott,
formerly of the township of Blan-
shard, was killed by the same ex-
plosion, lacks confirmation.
old house eft Wiarton on \V'ednes-
day, was crushed to death under
the building, through the props
giving way. His home was in
Port Elgin.
The Hon. Charles Drury, who
was ill with typhoid fever at his
residence at Crown Hill for some
weeks, ie convalescent.
eee
.- Itch, Mange and Scratches of every Near Cumberland,in the County
''>, kind, on human or animals, cured in 30 ee Ru• o,,11 two little girls (sisters,
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by J. H. Combe,
Druggist, June27-3m.
The Belleville races were mark -
ked by a shocking accident. In
the second heat of the running
k; race the mare Enlidia, owned by
Pat McLaughlin, of Kingston, at=
ter being inured in a breakaway,
by theindos, broke her right hind
leg and fell. The rider, Jas, And-
rews, aged 16 years, was thrown
with such force that: his skull was
broken, and themare rolled over
him. The boy breathed for but a
few minutes. The horse hadto be
shot
, There are now four murderers
awaiting execution in Canada :—
Birchall, at Woodstock, Nov. 14;
Morin, at Quebec city, Nov. 26;
A. H. Day, at Welland, Dec. 18;
and Remi Lamootague, at Sher-
brooke, • Dec. 19. It is scarcely
probable that auy one of the four
will be reprieved, though M. in
has been temporarily respited.—
As the Buffalo Times says: "Ca-
nadian justice travels at the rate
of about a mile a minute."
12 and 14) wero maltreated and
murdered by some miscreant
while on their way home from
school. A man earned Narcisso
Larocque has been arrested on
suspicion.
BANANA FRITTERS.
Pare, split, and cut in two, six b.
nanas ; sprinkle the pieces with two
tablespoonfuls of sugar, the juice of an
orange, and let them stand for an hour.
Make a batter with the fruit juice, a
small cup of butter; dip and fry. The
most delicious of danties, have no at-
traction for the individual who has no
appetite and suffers with dyspepsia.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla improves the appe-
tite and digestion.
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OAKES ORGANS
SEVEN
AND
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QUEST1ONS FOR THE MASSES.
1. Do you purpose buying
an Organ or Piano?
2. Do you wish to rent a
Piano or Organ '?
3. Do you want a reliable
Tuner to take care of your Pi-
ano by the year ?
Without discretion, learning is
pedantry and wit impertinence
virtue itself looks like weakness;
the best parts only qualify a man
to be more sprightly in errors,
an activeto bis own prcjustice.
Witty sayings are as easily lost
us the pends slipping off a broken
string ; but a word of kindness is
seldom spoken in vain, 1t is a
seed which, even when dropped
by chance, springs up into a
flower.
Smallness in often the disguise
Of the infinite. You may count
the apples on the tree, but who
can count the trees in the apple?
You may reckon the acorns on
the oak, but not the oaks in the
Mrs Sullivan, member of the
Northside Presbyterian Chapel,
Sj ingfield,Ohio, recently became.
devout. Of late, she has been sit-
ting up at nights reading the
Bible. On Saturday she became
a raving maniac. Left alone in
the house she conrtructed an altar
and prepared to sacrifice her six -
months -old son. She stripped the
child, placed it on .the altar, and
while reaching for the butcher
knife, relatives broke in and she
was overpowered. She demanded
that she be allowed to proceed,
claiming the Lord had command-
ed her, and declared she wanted
to wash her hands in the b'oed
of the Lamb.
Although Bircball has one regular
and one occasional, religious attend-
ant, he shows no signs of conversion.
He listens to their exhortations
quietly, agrees with all they say, and
the matter ends there. Perhaps
when he comes closer to Cet:h he
may show some signs of conversion,
but now, unlike The average murder-
, he does not profess to expect to
soar from the foot of the gallows to
the throne of grace without let or
hindrance.
At Union, Iowa, Charles never
and Miss Minnie Flagg have just
been married. Over the palor
door of the bride's house was
hung the words: "A union of
hearts, a union of hands, and the
Flagg of union for .:ever,"
4. Have you a Piano to
move?
5. Have you seen our beau-
tiful Six -Octave Piano -Cased
Organ.
6. Do you know that G. F.
OAKES is the only man in the
county of Huron of whorl you
can purchase the splendid Or-
gans built by the Oakes Organ
Company.
7. Do you know that by writ-
ing a card and directing it to
G. F. Oakes, Box 11, Clinton,
you can procure a splendid il-
lustrated catalogue of Organs
and Pianos.
acorn.
Tne greatest part of alt the
mischief in the world arises from
the fact that men do not sufhe
ciently understand their own aims
They have undertaken to built a
tower,and spend no more labor on
thcloundation than would be nec•e.i
sary to erect a hut.
if you want knowledge you
must toil for it ; and. if pleasure
you must toil for it. Toil is the
law. Pleasure curves through,
toil, and not by self-indulgence.
When ono gets to love work, his
life is a happy one.
Although the desire to help and
benefit men is a primary condition
for doing it, the knowing how to
accomplish it harmlessly and per-
manently is a large part of the
work; and that must come, if at
all, through intelligent reasoning.
Strong feeling is nearly alway s
one-sided, and some of the truth
is thus overlooked.
yeetteeeen, enn
gnngee
o.e a.wL4.•aax,,
OrECDIRJer
Organs or Pianos
at prices that will
suit purchasers
Second-hand Pia-
nos to rent
A reliable Piano
tuner sent to any
part of the county
Pianos moved un-
daged
Six -Octave Piano
cases, handsomest
in Canada.
Music furnished
for church open-
ings & entertain-
ments, &c. Write
for c Italogue to
F_ o1.1 -Es
RELIABLE ORGAN DEALER,
BOX 11• , CZINTON, ONT_
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CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,•
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Nora Clench, the talented Cana-
dian violinist, will remove to
Buffalo, where she has been offer-
ed a position as leader of a string
orchestra.
A Birmingham paper says the
last of thirteen men, formerly
Confederate soldiers, who, during
the war in blasphemous mockery
impersonuted Christ and his
twelve I postles at the last supper
during a drunken debauch, was a
few days ago found dead in the
gutter. Every mart of the thir-
tee of with a tragic death, and
ntG djie of them receiveaChristian
burial. An old man who found the
dead body of the last of the band,
and knew the sacrilegious incident
exclaimed in terror, 'It was the
hand of God.'
at the Toronto assizes, the
manslaughter charge against Mrs
Stewart, the Christian Scientist,
who attended.tl,e lata John Kent,
was dismissed, as there was no
evidence but her'own to prove any
responsibility, and because, as his
Lordship remarked, Mr Kent was
of age and competent to judge for
himself as the course of treatment
ho preferred.
D. is stated that Secretary cf
of State Chapleau and Speaker
Ouimet have laid a wager of a
sumptuous repast to len persons
on the question of next Dominion
election!,. The Secretary of State
bets that the elections will not
toke place before two more ses-
ions of Parliament have been held
While the Speaker wavers that
the elections will take place be-
fore another session is held.
When doctors differ who shall
decide ?
Dr C. H. Johnson, of New
Jersey, who has been at Albion,
Mich., for two weeks, and was to
marry Miss Cote Benham, an
estimable young lady of that
place, suddenly disappeared. 1 -le
retired as usual Tuesday night
Nothing more has been seen of
him. Miss Benham is greatly
shocked over the matter, as wed-
ding cards wore out ar.d all ar-
ianeements made for a big wed-
ding.
-1'he Ontario Agricultural Col•
lege this year will be well filled
with students. Already between
CO and 70 have started work-, and
the arrivals which are • corning
now and to come later on will
bring the number up to 80 at
least. Tho third year class will
number twelve, twice the number
of any previous year. In speak-
ing of the college it may be men-
tioned that Prof. Henry, director
of Wisconsin Agricultural College
and Messrs Beach and True, mem-
bers of the Board of Regents,
have thoroughly examined the
institution. and on Friday, in
company with President Mills
and Prof. Shaw, were shown some
of the leading herd in this vicin-
ity. These gentlemen are travel-
ling with a view of obtaining
suggestions for the extension of
their work. They were highly -
pleased with their visit to the O.
A. C. They proceed to some of
the loading agriculteral stations
in the States to glean further in-
formation.
A young professor of medicine,
Knncharsky by name, closed a
lecture at St. Petersburg a few
days ago on poisonous acids, to a
class in the laboratory of the uni-
versity, by pouring into a glass a
few drops of' ono of the poisons,
saying, as he drank them, "In
two minutes you are going to see
a man die before your eyes; I bid
you farewell." The students
rushed up and tried to administer
an antidote, but it was powerless.
At the expiration of the time he
had fixed he was a corpse. There
is groat excitement in St. Peters-
burg over this tragic incident. It
is generally believed the professor
had gone suddenly mad, for no
motive for the deed can be assign-
ed. He leaves a wife, of whom
he was very fond, and two little
children. Ho will be buried with
greatpomp at the expense of the
State.
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Plymouth township, Minnesota,
was on Thursday- the scene of one
of the most fiendieli deeds that
have occurred in Minnesota in
many years. Chas. Hoppenroth,
a German farmer, and his wife
did not live happily together, and
on Saturday after a quarrel she
left him with all the family, go-
ing to her own folk. This anger-
ed Hophenroth, and next morning
he took a heavy chain and fasten-
ed his three horses to posts in
the barn, brought in all the val-
uableroperty near by, and kind-
ling the pile with a quantity of
dry straw from a neighboring
stack, sullenly watched it burn to
ashes. He r_ext set fire to his
new house, and in half an hour
the house was levelled with the
ground. The flames seemed to gond
him on to further destruction.
Building a rude fence about the
stacks, be drove his stock into
the enclosure, and again applied
the fire -brand. The flames drove
the cattle wild, and they broke
down the enclosure and escaped
By this time the neighbors arriv-
ed, and he was arrested.
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The Clinton Bran'L Bible Sooiety nave for
sale at DR W()RTHTNOTON'd DRUG
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An Alabama man poisoned has
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