The Huron News-Record, 1891-04-29, Page 2The Huron News -Record
g1.5O 4 Year—il.2k In Advance,
Wedues..day April 29th, 1891.
THE HORSE.
WHY THAT ANIMAL WAS DRIVEN BE•
FORE IT WAS RIDDEN.
Canon Taylor, in that most iu-
tereetiug book, "The Origin of the
Aryans," has raised once more a
question which bas ufteu attracted
the attention of scholars, especially
those interested in the Homeric
poems, says the Acadetny. Why is
it that the earliest records of the
Greeks, Egyptians. Aasyriana, In
diane, and Celts we find the horses
used for drawing chariots, but not
yet for ridiug l
Canon "Taylor remarks : "It is
curious to nolICO at how Tate a
period nen first ventured to mount
'the swift one ;' " and he goes
OR to arty dirt- there le nothing
the "Rig Veda" to Hhow that the
art of riding was pi:tuc ced,end that
our first untrue of it is in the "Zend
Avesta." The Homeric Greeks ern
ployed the hurse almost exclusively
for the chariot, ridiug being only
alluded to in some two or three
isolated passages, as when Odysseus
and Diomedes rode to the ships the
horses of Rhesus which they had
captured. This, however, shows
that it was hardly from rear that
the Greeks ,lid not hahitually ride
instead of drive their steeds. The
same remark applies to the ancient
Britons, %vlho, according to the
aucient accounts, performed wonder-
ful fats of agility in ruoniug out
and standing opus the pule of the
chariot.
The true solution may prohtbly
be this : The primitive horse that
ranged over the plaius of Europe
and Asia was too small when he was
first dontesticated to carry a man for
any great time or distance on his
back. This, of course, would ren-
der him hectically useless for war•
fare Th, re is ample ;evidence to
prove to tt the primitive wild horse
was of veru diminutive size. Pro-
bably of ail his descendants the
,Shetland pony is his host represent-
ative C inuu Taylor says (speak-
ing of 1he enormous deposit of their
hones found at Solutre, near
Macon, which contains from twenty
thousand to forty thousand skele-
tons):
A JEALOUS ITALIAN PLAYS
HAVOC WITH HIS
STILETTO.
Early on the morning of April
20 Angelo Gabotb, of New York,
murdered his tuother•in•iaw, don
gerously stabbed his father-in-law,
aid was slain by Conoquito Chin-
ohella, aged eighteen, a eon of the.
murdered woman. A geneaal melee
follow, in whioh Gaboth's wife and
her brother received stab wounds.
The row occurred at 196 Grand
street. The house is a tenement.
Gaboth and his wife, who is the
daughter of Chinohella, were visit-
ing the Chiuchellas, were visiting
the Chinohellas. Gaboth is a
worthless fellow. It !is believed
he visited the Chinohellas for the
purpose of robbing his father-in-law
and obtaining a certain sum of
money whioh he knew him to
po8sees.
MIDNIGHT MURDERS.
Last night Mrs. Gaboth slept
with her mother. Gaboth himself
slept in the same bed with his
fa,hor•iu—law. In another room
the sous ofehinchetle, nalued Cono-
quito and Anselmo, had retired for
the night. About 12:30 this morn-
ing, when all wore soundly sleep-
ing, Gabuth, armed with n stiletto,
arose from the bed, and noise-
lessly glided into his mother-iu-
law's room. Leaning over the
sleeping woman, he plunged the
weapon into her abdomen, and then
with a semicircular sweep of the
weapon almost disembowelled her.
The woman uttered a shriek, and
died almost instantly. Her cry
partly aroused her husband, but not
heariug it repented ho thought noth-
ing further of it, and soon fell
asleep again. Gaboth's w?fe, who
was sleeping with her mother, made
no sound, but remained perfectly
still. The blood from her mother's
horrible wound literally covered
her, but still she did not stir.
There is no doubt but that she was
•well aware of what her husband was
doing, and it looks as if she was a
party to the plot to murder her
relatives.
"This primitive horse was a
diminutive animal, not much larger
than an ass, standing about thirteen
hands high, the largest epocimone
not exceeding fourteen hands.
But the head was of disproportion-
ate size, and the teeth were very
powerful. He resembled the tar -
pan or wild horse of the Caspian
steppes."
Even long after he had been
d smesticated lie remained very
small, as is proved by the bits made
of bronze and staghorn which have
been found at Moringen and Aver
nier•, which belong to the latest
bronze age. "These bits are only
three and one half inches wide, and
could now lie hardly used for a
child's pony."
THE DEATH STRUGGLE.
Gaboth, after killing hie mother-
in-law, returned to the room in
which his father iu-law slept. In
a moment he thrust the stiletto,st ill
reeking with the blcod of Mrs.
Chiuchella, in the neck of her bus•
baud. He evidently meant to end
the old luau's lite with one blow.
His aim was bad and he missed the
vital spot, but the knife made a
ragged wound in Chinchella's throat.
The wounded man gave a shriek,
which awakened hia sun Conoquito.
He spraug from his bed'and rushed
into his father's room. He was met
by Gaboth with the stiletto drip
ping with blood in his uplifted
hand, Conoquito was also artned
with a stiletto. Gaboth struck a
vicious blow at the son, which the
latter dodged. A fight to the
death followed. Up and down the
two men fought each trying to
carve the life (At of the other.
Gaboth's wife hearing the struggle
ran from her room and threw her•
self between the combatants. In
this she received two slight stab
wounds. Young Chinchella was
further enraged at the sight of his
sister covered with blood, and
pressed his antagonist harder.
Anselmo Chinohella took a hand in
the affray at this point and dragged
his sister away insisting that the
two rues be left to fight it out.
rhe fight then went on unmolested.
Young Chinchella proved the
etsonger and more active. He made
a foiut at antagonist, and a moment
later drove the stiletto into his left
eve and into the brain. As Gaboth
was falling young Chinchella drew
out the weapon and quickly plung-
it in Gaboth's loft aide, piercing the
heart. Gaboth's wife, realizing that
her husband had been killed, gave
vent to a succession of screams.
The neighbors were aroused and
broke into the apartments of the
Chinchollas. The Chinohella boys
then told the story of Gaboth's
crime and of the slaying of Gaboth
by one of them. Conoquito said :
"I killed this man." He then put
on his hat and proceeded to the
police station, where he gave him•
self up. Old Chinchella was re
moved to the hospital. It is not
thought that Ile will survive.
4 11<4NA>iQ11,E GIRL ,
2t "u thin!; of beauty and a joy forever
but where the chorine of yauthfnl health,
the rosy tips, and pearly teeth, ore ao-
eompsnted by the breath of catarrh 1
Why it ivtime that the maideu bought
Ularlee Catarrh Cure, price lifcy emote
This woul 1 ours the uatarrb at once, a1411
save her tummies if not her life. No oth-
er remedy Ito easy and pleasant to take,
and nothing else so sure. There is uo ex-
euse fur an offensive breath when it can
be avoided and prevented so easily and
pleasantly. Bashful ladies may scud the
pricy dir•ot to Clark enemies' Co., Ter -
onto, New Yu, k.
—Solotnori"Parker, of Tileonburg,
has been committed for trial on the
awful charge of committing rape on
the persons of his own daughter,
Victoria Parker. The offense is al.
leged to have been committed itf
May, 1887, and it is alleged that he
has maintained an inploper and un-
natural relationship with her since.
The daughter. who is the chief wit-
ness, was also sent to jail, not being
able to furuish security for her tip
'poaranee when called upon.
Let -us now turn to Hei•odotus,
where, speaking 3f tho unknown
regions to the north of the Danube,
he says that the only people he can
learn of as inhabiting the region are
called Sigynunae, who wear the
costurue of the Medea, and whose
horses are shaggy all over the body,
being covered with hair to a depth
of five fingers, and are small and
flat nosed and incapable of carrying
men, but when yoked under chariots
they are very swift, and that the
natives accordingly drive chariots.
This description of the external
appearance of the little horses of
the Sigvannae of central Europe
agrees very wall with that of the
sketches found near Macon. The
simous shape of the head tallies
well with the ugly shaped skull
and "owerfttl jaws of the bone de-
posits.
We can hardly doubt that we
have here primitive horses such as
those whose diminutive bits have
been found in the later lake dwell-
ings of Switzerland. It seems to
me then that the reason Herodotus
here assigns for the fact that this
tribe of central Europe drove their
horses instead of riding them is the
true explanation why all early
peoples alike employed the horse
for driving long before they ever
habitually practiced riding. It was
.'nly after generations of domestica-
tion that, under careful feeding and
breeding, the horse became of
sufficient size to carry a man on his
back with ease. That size was held
to be ofreat importance by the
Homeric Greeks is proved by Iliad
X, 436.
"Daspiie not the day of email thiugs,"
as the tiny p1!1 ( *ken from a vial of Dr,
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets) said
to the 300 punsl man. euffering fr tm in•
digestion As a Retitle, thorough laxa-
tive, these Pu,le.te resembled Nature
more clonely in their actino than any-
thing before discovered. Business and
�:. , rrK�.�, r-.{vfuf.Tee'tatt�+l»ttctn.ayitrrNQ11iG,@_ aT
sedentary, need something of this kin
to ward off emir headache, biliousness
and dyspepsia, but which will not strain
and rack the disg•'stive organs as did the
old-fashioned pills, 25 cents per vial, at
all druggists.
IN BED --OUT OF BED.
If 'here is .ny rain moire excruciating
th .n er.iatioa, it is yet to be f,.und, and
loch must have n. -ea th., experience of
,1r 0. 0 Ri.n ,u", who wri ea from Lew.
villi, N. Y., U. S. A., I''.bruary 2, 11-89,
end says : "1 Dull' rad six menthe with
sciatica in the hip. w.ts ,,ntiuod to b•md
three to eiths, tiled cr,t-ehes s,x weeks.
I need three bottles of St. J+cab's Oi
and wan cnre.t. hi the had n.. it -turn of
pain in four years.
•
—Peter Miller, of Winohatu sou
of James Miller, was fooling with a
revolver when it discharged, the
ball entering the breast of his bro-
ther \William, penetrating tho akin
just below the nipple, ttudi taking a
downward ' coulee for about two
inches. The revolver was an old
one, and it is thought the bullet
that entered the young man's side
must have come from the breech tu-
stead of the Muzzle, as there were
three chambers emptied and there
were only two" reports. The ball
struck the buckle of his suspender,
which broke its force, and thus the
young mien's life was saved,
doubt. Peter Miller's hand
also in,jnretl.
Bermuda. Bottled.
"You must go to Bermuda. X1
you do not 'I( will not be reopens'.
ble for the consequences; • ' But,
deafer, I eau mord neither the
URIC Mair the menet." 'Well,
ii 11
that is h iosslbic, try
SCOTT'S
ULSION
OF PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER. OIL.
1 solrtctlules call It Bermuda Bet.andsledandmany eases of
CON rlt PTIO
8rt�£�claitis, (Ymie h
or Severe Cold
I lave MUMttlth St• and the
advantage is that the nto,t sensi-
tive stomach ecu take It. Another
t.
thing wit's commends It is the
stimulating properties of the By.
pophosnhires which It contains.
wen will find It for sale at your
Urnogisr's, in Salmon wrapper. Ile
sure you get the genuine.
scOTT .� BOWEE, Belleville.
ADvtcs To MoTusts.—Are you dis-
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child Buffering and crying with
pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething.
its value is incalculable. It will relieve
the poor sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers; there is no mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, reg slates the Stomach and
Bowels, curls Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
"Mrs Wioslow's Soothing Syrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription ofuoe of the oldest
and hest female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. lie sure andask for "Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," andttake no
ther kind.
THE MOST AGREEABLE restora-
tive , tonic and mild etiu"t'ant is Mil-
l -urn's Beef, Iron and Wine.
ARE BLONDES EXTINCT'.
Mr. Frauk Hudson, who claims
to have coigiunaly raised this quee-
ns thou to its discussion. According
W11to Mr. Iludsou, Hs in the answer
to the familiar riddle, '•it ell de -
`.1t appeals," lie Rays, "that some
penile on the liver":—
:�
A\I1'UlE A 0131
A minio.e a aa, i1'vt,t.• i to taking a
dove of Bu •1 ek talo .d lii-ters will euro
any c tse f e 11 is tin:,, sly• pr p.aia, bi!-
inusue-s, ,,r .,.,r1 1)1,-o!, e', t may save
many .Iolio. s of Ina.. ligate is notaiug
bett r than 11 B 11.
A'
RUSH OF INDIIG1- 1AN'TS.
"Look Rho in the face 1 illy name is
'Might hay. -been 1'
I am also c•b'xi `No-more,"'Too-late'
'Farewell!'"
The poet who wrote the above, must
have been in the last stages of consump
lion. Perhaps he had only learned, for
the fleet tune, that if had taken D,'.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in his
earlier i limes, he would never have
reaohed his present hopeless oondilon
What con be more sad than a keen
realiz.tion of what ",night have been 1
Physicians now adroit that consump-
tion simply sorofula in the blood attack•
ing the lung -tissues. 11 is never safe to
allow the blood to remain impure, and it
is especially reckless, when such a plee-
naet, harmless remedy as Dr. Pierce's
G Aden Medical Discoveiy wig drive
every taint of scrofula or imps ity from
the eye'em, oauateg a current of healthy,
rejuvenating blood to leap through the
veins.
The immigrant seasou has open-
ed with a rush. Over the Cana-
dian Pacific the tnorniug of April 21
about three hundred immigrants,
from all nations arrived at Montre-
al from Halifax—Gerwans, Pules,
Swedes; a substantial element of,
John Bull; the canny.,Scot from the
heather hills; and Paddy frutn the
"Gove of Cork," fresh from kissing
the blarney stone. An old tnixturo—
s bleed of saner kraut, haggis, and
the laughing "Murphy" with his
,jacketon Healthy strapping fellows;
the German with legs like solid iron
pillars; John Bull with his hands
in his, pockets, and a supercilious
look in his eye, and Paddy with
something of wistfulness getting the
better of that native humor which,
when Pandora drops the modest
gift of employment and food and
lodging out of her box, will mid
something to the pontic and exhil-
arating forces of this big new coun-
try.
'They were all gathered together
in the large waiting rooms, united
in a common] brotherhood by—a
cup of steaming tea ! .
There Was a little German child
very ill, and its poor mother was
in sore distress about it. Station-
master Elliott sent for Dr. Gird
wood,who decided that the illness was
diphtheria. So mother and child
were sent, by order of H'ir. Elliott,
to the General Hospital to he taken
Care of.
Of the barty 110 wero hound for
Vancouver; 113 for the "Soo"; 30
for Ontario; and 13 for the city.
A HANDSOME ORGAN FREE
Given Away With Baking Powder, Best Offer Yet
0
" See the Haiit'some Organ, now on exhibition. gity
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N. ROBSON.
CLINTON.
5TfllitEs
THE.'OOT
OF THE,
a1SEAsr
Is need both Internally m 4 externally.
It acts quickly, affording. !moat Instant
relief from the sever 1st pain.
DIRECTLY TO THE SPOT.
I�ISTATiTAlEOUS I�1 ITS ACTIOV.
For CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC,
DIARRHOA, DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
stud all BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
NO REMEDY EQUALS
THE PAIN -KILLER.
in Canadian Cholera and Bowel
Complaints Its effect 13 magical.
It cares 1n a very short time.
THE BEST FAMILY REMEDY FOR
BURNS, BRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 260. A BOTTLE*
4a' Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations.
gentleman Is now 011 tote' with the
object of discovering how many
fair -headed people are at present
above ground. Now, Sir, sumo two
years ago a buok from the pen of
your humble servant saw the light,
which was quietly boycotted by
the entire press, with cue or two
exceptions, the Pall Mall amongst
the number. The book was en-
titled 'A Very Mad World.' Cur-
ious to relate, many of those papers
which boycotted it have since thea
published various articles dealing
with subjects treated of in said book,
in the same style spirit in which
I have dealt with them myself,
Such odd coincidences will occur.
Well, in this poor boycotteN thing,
1 endeavoured to show that twenty.
short years ago blonde -haired men
and especially women, strewed the
streets of Loudon.
Thick as autumnal leaves that straw
the -
Brooke in Valletnbrosa
and that now fair hair, unless dyed,
is as rare as the chough and dodo.
This thought must have bosuns float-
ing in the air, for within the past
two years I have read a number of
..rticlee—all so like mine in var-
ious papers. And now learned
noodles have taken to study the
subject. As if it required any
study 1 Even unlearned people,
like myself, know that the children
playing round the cradle of our
race were all fair. The ancient
Jews—even they—were almost to
a roan fair-haired. The old Greeks
and Romans, sprung from the gods,
were sunny -haired, as were also the
old Venetians, as Ruskin tells us.
Why have all these people chang-
ed1 Why have we in these islands
changed 1 I'll tell you Sir --it's all
the liver . That's what's the matter.
I once asked a physician why it was
that dark-haired people had such
weak livers, while fair people never
A SEVERE COLD CURED knew whether or not they had a
DEAR Stas—My mother was atttuked liver. His answer was, `I cannot
with a very s:vero cold and cough. She tell you why, but you are right—
regolved to try H•.gyards P,-ctorat I3+1 dark•haired people noun, be always
sant, end, on et doing, found i' di'l her careful of what they eat.' ']here is
more good than env other rood btine she the whole thing in a nutshell.
ever tried. MRS. KENNEDY, Heaven sent us golden -hatred wo-
Hamilton, O. o
men in the olden times, when the
CONSUMPTION CURED were good, and the devil wends Ise
An old phsyioian, retired from cooks in modern tinges, when wo
practice having bad placed in his are bad.. Our grandfathers' livers
hands by an East Indian missionary are ruined, and we inherit their
vegetable t
the formula of a simple bile, which turns our hair black.
remedy for the speedy and: perman-
ent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, ,Altham and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free
of charge, too all who desire it, this
receipt, in German,FrenohorEnglish,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by adressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.
A. NoYES, 820 Powers' Blook„ Roches.
Ter, N. Y. 590—y.
1890 .AND isei_
Christmas & New Year Goods
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arrived, the a e; r ypr Black Brisket, HoyarClusters, l.on-
Just
fiuest qualities of �I S I is s thin Layer, Sultanas & \'a.lencias. •
CURRANTS 1 itPauiase tras. and t PEELS Lemon, Orange and
Citron, and PIGS.
NUTSAlmonds, filberts, WAIN
FRESH
CANNED
�`i� nuts and ring d Aluys, a
iH Corn, Peas and 'l'omatoes during holidays, a
TEN CENTS PER CAN.
SO; Alts, 'TEAS, 0/FE :ES and SPICES—we lead as •usual. CROCKERY
and GLASSWARE at away -down prices for holiday Prtsents.
SEE OUR XMAS COUNTER,.
J. V/a IRW N, The Noted Grow, Clinton
"In Ireland, by the way, even as
late as the sixteenth century, dark-
haired men were so unusual that
such men or women had Dabh
(black) prefixed to their names."
UNSIGHTLY PIMPLES, BLOTCH-
ES, TAN, and ell itching humors of the
skin are removed by using Dr. Low'e
Sulphur Soap.
DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY.
Kidney complaint, dropsy and similar
troubles depend direoi,ly on wrong action
of the kidneys and indirectly on bad
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters regulates
the action of tbo kidneys and oleansea
the blood from all impurities, in thin
WORTH CONFIDENCE. A COMMON ORIGIN. way curing kidney complatot,dropsy,oto,
'hoa'e iv i'ri'1SAY8itaird Ft SFiit fit if tlfiTiTftirdi3sirret p'telrmtamever=-mime
Geo Ward writes from Josephine, (bit., or native are caused by Impure blood.
concerning Hagyarde Yellow Oil : "As liurdeok Blot d Bitters is a natural foe to DR. LOtV'S WORM SYRtJ 'hoe re -
a sore cure for chapped hands, ewelliugs, impure 1.1 .nd, removing all foul humors moved tape worms from 15 to 20 feet
sere throat, etc., T moon -mewl 13agysrd'e from a common pimple to the worst Bort.- hong. It Mao destroys all other kinds of
Yellow Oil to all," fulous sore. worn:e.
DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
NO BETTER REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, &C.
MARRID HIS OWN SisT1?It.
From the little town of Newport,
on Avou River, near \V incisor, Nova
Scotia, comes the story ol.an unit --
al tragedy. Three hays the
dead body of lira. Moat -line Duval,
was found drown''d in a rives. '1 he
remains wore tako11 home and a sot -
rob iuetituted for her husband, who
was found wandering eludes ly in
the woods about a toile from his
hous.t, evidently half demented. 1t
was immediately susp' cted tilt le
was responsible for his wife's death
and a watch was placed upon him.
During the funeral obsequies lie
eluded his keepers and Hud. The
some evening lis boyo was found
hanging in the barn dead. A letter
was found in his pocket stating that
ever spice his marriage he had been
endeavoring to ascertain who his
wife's parents were, she hying all
adopted child, sad about a week be-
fore had made the awful discovery
that his wife was no less a person•
than his own sister. It appeared
that his mother and father had sep-
arated, the latter going to Prince
Edward Island, taking the son with
him. After the separation the
daughter, Madeline, was born. The
mother, too proud to ask help of the
father, never told him of the booth.
The girl \vas adopted god brought
to Newport, when Duval married
her. Being religious, they were
overcome with horror at the discov-
ery. MIs. Duval evidently became
insane and committed suicide, and
remorse drove Duval to the some
end. They ,wet;e buried together.
IMPLEMENTS.
The Rnbveriber having severed his connection
with the Massey Company, desires to intimate
that he hoe been appoiutod .gest for the well-
known arm of
FROST 84. WOOD,
implement mikor,, of 3 null's Falls, and w 11 be
pleased to 1111 all orders in his line as heretofore.
Will also keep on llan.l WTtKltsnw PLONq,
Co,.TRn & SCOTT DfltLs, DISC Rticeows, and
articles of like nalure.
WM. STANLEY,
647—em H• lmeaville and Clinton
J. E. BLACHALL, Veterinary
Surgeon, honorary graduate of
Ontario Veterinary College, treats
diseases of all domestic animate
on the most modern and scientific
principles. t t'.alls attended to
night or day. Office innuedi,tety west of the
old Royal Hotel, Ontario street. Residence—
Albert street, Clinton. 619-3m
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Dimness of Sight, Lose of Ambition, ThAltnese
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Paine in the Daok,,Night Emieelons, Droinjn
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