The Huron News-Record, 1892-05-18, Page 2L
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L Qtd:t>at4gb1Qod, ts. tpstettec}ipliy
cured by the nee of 410r00:Sµr8aPgr
duo. IA sere tett get Ayer'8 and ttO.
ether, • .and, take it till the poisonous
acid le, thorquglibe,' o ppfad ;Stow, the
system. Wo challongo attenf±iou to this
teetilno,►;y .x**
"tib:out.twee years ago, after fluttering
for I}earir five years from rheumatic
goat, being able to welireteiy with greet
Piseom.fort, andhaving rfod' various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without pellet, 1 saw by an advertise-
ment in le Chicago paper that a Ulan had
been relieved of this distressing co.m
plaint, after long suffering, by taking
Ayers Sttreapttrilla. I then deeided to
Make a trial Qf this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it has effeeted a'
complete cure. I have since had no re.
Aim of the disease."—blrs. It, Irving
Dodgo,110 West 12ot11 et., New York.
"One year ago 1 was taken ill with
Inflammatory 'rheumatism, being con-
fined to my house six months. I came.
ant of the sickness very much debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. I commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
anti soon recovering my usual heaith.
I cannot say too much in praise of this
well-known medicine." --Mrs. L. A.
Stark, Nashua, N. 11.
4SarsaparHla1yer
YnEPArtEA 8'I
br. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price $i; six bottles, $5.. worth $5 a battle.
rile Huron "Nasus-Recoraf
.50 a Year -e1.25 in Advance
•
Wednendav, 14Zay 1$ th, 169.2
Tired, languid who .1 wk energt' sod
appetite should take 1311rd,•ck R1•,..d 1i:t-
r•ers, the beet maim streegtb.uer and
purttier r.tant.
—Canadian Inn 1
noigroti
un agents
are working hard throughout ghout the
A mericnu North X 4I, Ind 47 ser
loads of settlers 80d efltCr3 have
already left Minnesota for Canadian
trivritil l'y. Two perdue have gone
float Michinau and one large party
flunk Maine.
"Haying used Burdock Blood Bitters
far g netts! dol•ility, weakness and lack
of appetite, I found it a sure cure."
ilk:.rty HOWARD, N o/swilie, Ont.
—l'h•1 committee of the Imperial
Federation Lea; tie in charge of the
placing in 5t. 1'itnl'e, I.ondon,EDg,
of a Monument to Sir John Alex•
RLder Al n(:donate], have corurnission•
rd George \\'ode to execute e
fuarblo IJust 01 the lett+, Canadian
Premier. The bt•„t will be educed
hi the crypt besi,tu•Alllyu's.
sissss-
CUItE FOR CLf:1l'PEO 1[;1:; U3,
- Hems Sins —1 thiult 1, is a p ivil:g• to
recta ,:tu udIlagyard'.t 1 ►:aw0,r ka asate
ease f'r, chapped hand r, ,weitinti1, supe
throat, etc, 1 rtiai.tninend is to ,.11.
!tilts. GE°, WAR'., Josephine, Out,
---'rhe two year-old auu of Simon
Scribner, of belle Isle, N. B. on the
Central rail way, wandered from
Lorne on Sunday afternoon. A11.,
Scribner lived about a mile away
from Belle Isle station, and it is
but a short distallee ftoii1 his Ihotise
to the woods. The opinion which
prevails among those who have
taken part in the search fur the buy'
is that Ito has been carried oil by
Rnr:ERr Gi o kVArrs, M. A. ll 0.,
M. 11, C. S , Alliott H 1i, , Qas,irhet
Road, Centro hot y, N., Loudon, Eng,
W Ites: "Irauuotrefrain fr,.e1 t..etify-
int; to the .dticaty of St. .1 *nobs 0,1 in
eases -of c'-.conio rheu'n+.tie,n, n..f.tic-,
neuralgia "
—The result of r, -earl Supremo
Cunt t judgments tin election appeals
in the supreme court is to leave two
Liberal members unseated, namely,
Mr. Al array of Pontiac, and Air.
Gauthier, of 1: Assoinptiou, two
Liberal members safe in their seats
namely, lir. Lnnderkiu, of South
Grey, and Iter Brodeur, of Ron vdie;
and one ministerial Ine.inbar, Mr,
1)opout, of Begot, also safe front
Iurther mishap,, in possession of
his seat. As it was the first day of
the May terra of tho court there was
a large attondeuce of counsel, iuem•
hers of parliament and others inter
osted.
Nov r had a prop sration a more ap-
proprsa•o name thmn Ayer's Hair Vigsr.
When capillary glands become enfeebled
by disease, age, or neglect, this drosainq
imp,t-te meowed life to the scalp, so
that the hair as.nvee inueh of its youth-
fulueee and be'tuty.
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—A writ is issued this against
Miss Elizabeth Johnston, The
claim is for $5,000 damages for
breach of protnise of marriage. The
plaintiff is by trade a tnnitetor, and
at one time worsted ' for Mesers.
Reinhardt & Co., bretvera. Ho is a
German, bearing a French name, is
about forty years of age, and has,"he
eayt3, been devout in his attention to
Miss Johnston for more than ten
years. Many times during that
period had she, he claims, promised
her heart and hand. An often has
she left her protnises unfulfilled,
and•now the disappointed lover, his
hair streaked with silver, has Laken
the first steps to\sar.is asking the
conrt to award hiin 45,000 damages
as salve for his wounded feelings.
Mies Johnston lives near the Hum-
ber, conducts a market garden, and
is reported to be in comfortable cir-
Cumstauces.
at
$,nee hie eon,* well eetehlielted filer
tlx;4x tiatarr'tt is a •bliott disease, medical
lava etre lain) 't(eroerltlly prepbf'itetag
At.rrg 8arvt
aril}r; f ; filet. meat
tooth-
somesome
eemplattet, and the. menet, le nasus'
Cutely ieaance, proves the wiedvttt•vf
tlridr advice.
a Ede,
f l T' l e
L t I.,1 • eon. o J +cob .r
farina, of G,ulelteeter, Essex Co ,
Out„ lulls lcillod by tt ltu'ge stlit
fallilig'ipen hien. Ile was engager
.0 dlggieg it out when it fell upon
hint, and heitig alone, itis tidos
brought assietauea, whoa he true
taken from beneath the stone. He
'livedoue hour. He was au exam
platy young man, 21 yours of age
tnil 1110011 respected,
WORTH $l0 A BOTTLE.
IIL:AJts Stile. -1 have us -id riurvloo}i
Blood 13ittera for dyspepsia, and have
eni it tr, to ;the beet inudio,no 1 ever
used• 1 could 1.01 eat without 6utl'erin.,
floe'. a t. erib'.t burning in the pit of my
eieuiauh. 1 ua'ui air bottle of 13 1$. if
and nut glad I did 00 ur 1 uh..ntld h.tv,
tiv•i in nly,.ltravo to -piny, it o.nulletel)
(mei mo, 1 take hires e.er•y`ilnfnr
and would n,.t be without tt if it Coat $10
a bottle.
DAVID PituLi:Y, bfan'ley. Alb.
—.ler. \V., Stephens, M. P. P.
for 1Iuptingtou !El the Quebec Leg
ielature, stated Wednesday that he
would probably bring before th1
House a measure for the compul
gory vote of the electors. The
gentleman holds that there cru mesa.
hers !ruin both sides of. the House
in favor of the measure; but there
are also some who opiiused it' on
religious ;rouu•d, claiming that it
was in direct opposition with Cath
uliu teaching. _--..---.�-v
OFFENSIVE SORE CURED,
l,a-trc `IRS. -1 inks plt,ueuru
in tcetify-
104 w the groat healing gnal,ties ••f your
e e ticiu, , 1 had the tetbfor'une to fu
j.tre 1n) log, and threu.;n a do dad ne•
b sect it blOae gut le a 1 analog' bore, ley
leg tesoatie. ioti•meri and very p.inlul,
and° tae tu.eun,go was very otluueave ;
various rented•ed t.ciled to help ono in h..n
1 had the good turtune to t,y your 11. 11
If. and f3a1<t•.uk Ilealinw Ou1.1u• ut. Re.
fore 1 had finished tlae eecuud 1n t,1e the
dl: charge had stat p.d, pelt in two wt eke
mo. a my leg w.s Si well a« ever. I feel
jus'itietl iu ,eevmm n 1).ig it so the p118 -
tic as n cure it wily view, a fair triol,
Gi.o LAURIE, Portage la Frairi'•, Mau.
—The trial of Thom 18 Forsyth
for the murder of .John McCann, of
the Township of !lupe, on tile 6th
of Alarch took place kat wet,k atCo-
bourg assizes. The evidence show-
ed that '1'hurnas McCann, brother of
John McCann, went to prisoner's
house at 2 a, in. anti raised a raw
with prisoner; that J.,hu followed
Thomas s to piieoner':t house to act
the part of peacemaker, and in the
row which fo'll'owed, prisoner, iu de-
fending himself shot John instead
of"Thomas, the wound proving fatal.
l c'ehry-f•uur hours ,later the prison-
er was acquitted. .
Consfietiption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in him hands by au East India mission-
ltry the formula of a simple, vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent care of Cuns.uuptiun,
JJrunrhitis, u:arr8, As.lima awl all throat and
Lung Alfdctions, also a positive and radiate cure
for Nervous Debility and alt Nervous Complaints,
alter having tasted los wood-rlul curative powers
f u
Owl/Hanes .f eases. has feat it his duty to make
it known to hit a offering fellows, Acl.ut1 ay 1815
matt vs u•u1 a desire to relieve human st fferiuw, 1
will Hood tree of charge, 00 till who desire it, this
r0e1pe. in 01111111111, French or i,ugirah, with full
die,':r.lolls for prepariutc and using. rent by mese
by aidr,•,.inlr frith stunt', ti ming this caner.
R'.:\, '' i as, 890 J'owers' Mock, Rochester, A', r,
850--y
—A strange case of love between
women 10 rThorted rum AIG;�niuilut-
Tent, . 1.1iss Hato '1'ipon, of that
city sent a but lett crashing throtl.rh
her breast and it is thought she will
not recover. The suicide cud a
Mia, J. D. Meeks hays boon in
separable comptuljions siuecA'pril 17,
their love for each other being
remarkable, The would writ.eeach
other letters, and Iluailly a letter was
written to Miso 'Tipton by Mrs.
Ivloeks informiug -Miss Tipton that
alio would soon have to leave her..
Before shooting herself Miss Tipton
wrote a letter, saying she could not
live without Mrs Meeks.
Ann', TO )1n1'ti Fina. Are yon disturbed at
right and broken of your refit by a Rick '.hill
Rnatoring care crying with pain of Cutting Teeth 1
If ao seu,l at once and ,tet a bottle of "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teeth
nig, TAR valva is 6lcalcntablc. It .ill relieve
the poor littleautfcreriatiuediately. D, punct upon
It, mothers; there is no mistake about it. It
spree Dyscut.;ry and 1>iarrbnm, regulates the
etomnah and b iw0ls, cures Wtud Colic, softens
the guio', redo, ea inflammation, Rud gives tone
and energy to the whole system. `Mrs Winslow',
Soothing Syrup" for children teething in pleasant
to the taste and isethe prescription of ono of tho
oldest and boat female physicians and r1nr50a 1n
the Unitpd States, and is for scan by all druggist's
throughout the world. Price. 95 sorts a bottle.
Ile sure and Ault for "Mos. WINSLOw'S SonTnigo
Svnur,"and tnkn no other kind. 050y
---Mrs. Mary Carter, 114ounlain
Home,Ark ,a widow with a family of
small children, is a raving maniac
es a result of a raid upon her little
cabin by a half-starved black boar.
Two of her children lost their lives
and oue was half devoured before
her eyes. Her cabin stands upon a
hill some distance above the town.
A heavy wooded grove extends to it
with the exception of a stall clear-
ing. Immediately before the house
in this patch Mrs Carter's five child-
ren were playing while the mother
was engaged ineide the cabin. • Sud-
denly the wild screaming of the
children startled her. She saw an
enormous bear strike. down her
eldest boy, who was attempting to
defend the other children. The
beast seized the baby and shuffled
rapidly away. The animal tore tho
little ono limb from limb before the
mother's eyes, and before help ar-
rived from the village he completed
his moal and escaped into the,
forest.
°SCo'Tc. .zsTi CQNalZU$S
•
•
The thltd;,d y s 8ossiau ot the
Scotch Tush t:tungrase at Atiauta,
Crt„ wad Inrgaly attended, and there
was uu ahlttement if the interest ill
the prorlletilnle, The feature of
Ole morning 8088108trurx
e n address
h
by the Rev.. Dr. J. D. Bryson, of
Fluutsvitle, .Ala , on '4S001,01 -Irish
Inventore." Tho doctor devoted
hie time to ekt'tehing the careers of
Robert Fulton, Professor Samuel F.
B, Morrie, and Cyrus 13. McCor
nliolt, inventors of the steamboat,
the electric telegrnglt, and the grain
reaper, whom Dr„Bryson called
typical Seotuh-lriah men.
The reit of, the morning 5558ion
was taken up by short apeechee by
George 13• Ford, of Atlanta; David
Roger, of the Penneylvauia, and L.
W. Avery, of Atlanta.
Gra..tiuge were read from Lord
Dutierin, Lord Wulsely, Scoteh•
bleb torn on the other side of the
wetee, and fl'utn Colonel Wilson
Commander at \\root punct,
bletnorial services will he held
to -morrow afternoon by panful sing-
ing, eclijrture expounding by Dr.
It•1cIg,tosh, of Philadelphia. ,loll a
sermon by Dr, John F1all, New
York. •
MILLIONAIRES AND
PUO UEC•1'WO N.
• Cleveland Leader : A careful
census, odds with great painstaking,
shows that instead of 31,000 mil-
lionaaires ill the United States, as
the wild eyed advocates of free
trado aseett., there ere actually leas
than 5,000, and of that number
over 2,700, or more than two-thirds
made their fortunes in industries
that ;vera unaffected by the tariff.
In this long liat are the Vanderbilts
(xonlds, l3rices, and ,all the source
of men who OW0 their wealth to the
manipulation of stacks and to
wreck itig railroad ',ru.perty, the
niiniug ]sings who have mads their
fur tunes out of gold, silver, irun,
coPper, or coal 11105,; the '.leu like
Bell, Pullman, end others inven
tors, wltuae wealth has COIIIC from
the possession of valuable patents,
anti the 0eores nerd sondes of 111811
who have grown wealthy as the An•
tar family has in Now.York, or
Senator Payne in Clevelad, by the
gradual appreciation of real sstnte.
In not one of these Cases can the
accurnn!ati011 of 11 great fart erre he
ascribed to protection. It Is ti ue 0
tarifl•.is levied on iron ore and cop-
per and coal, but the ellen who
have grown wealthy by the level
oluneut of such properties would
lilcely
have done no had there been
no 12111tf,becanie their mines p088e88-
ed unusual advantages.
It is evident flour these facts that
the protected iudustrilis in the
United States in proportion to their
number have been 15o more profit-
able than the unprotected ones it' in-
deed they have been so touch so. The
skilled labor they call for, the high
wages paid, and the sharp competi-
tion created under the stinlului of a
protective tariff have combined to
lessen profits, and the opportunities
afforded to anaa.s wealth have been,
us this showing proves, less than one
half as numerous its those to be
found outside. All of which makes
Abe B111111Int_lhe floe kradetasonere_
deaporate then ever,
KANSAS SALT.
Anciently there wore oxteuaivo
lagoons and landlocked lakes in the
region now occuupied by the State
ol'1{ausas. Theseshalluw waters hold
various minaret substances in sol-
ution, that wouid necessarily bo
precipitated in the course of evapora-
it.ou. One of these substances
was the sulphate of lime,
which, being heavier than the rest,
fell in the form of gypsum. First
Chore were crystals of selenite scat
tared through the Crevices of the un-
derlyiug linieetone. Then came
Clio crusts, and finally massive beds
from five to twenty feet in thlck-
1088, Plaster f,tetorioa have been
successfully established at points
where the gypsum can Ins worked
to advantnge. Occasionally, ss in
the bed near Gouda, the rock is
hard as marble and is quarried as
a fine building stone. Dental
plaster and kinds of cement hereto-
fore only had facto Europe are now
made in quantities. According to
Professor Hay, this gypsum horiaon
was "the premonition of the great salt
age, " and is''i ossibly related in or-
der of time to the broad salt marshes
described by Professor Mudge and
others explorers.
The legion in southern•centrel
Kansas overlying the beds of rock
salt is about 130 miles in diameter,
extending from Kannpolis to the
Indian Territory. At Kingman,
and perhaps elsewhere, shafts are
sank from which the solid rock
salt is obtained that has found a
ready market ; but exact statistics
are not at hand.
Aside from the mines, and from
the solar worke at Solomon, that
have existed for a quarter of a cen-
tury, there are &bent twenty salt
plants in the Kansas field. As
fourteen of these are owned by the
i>xtdopt X.degitlQtl Io vigit'tttttf lstttoe
in or,�el i,b :048pvot. their • ln(ttlluda
AAA a utt
Tho of vedu tenet woo.;diatloveroa
into ill.' Mali autl tkla rat brook
was wolkod for two yeat' by a New
rack firm that aftortxard sold out
tor ' n
the 1 artier uctw gl)vrttttu„ ore a
far larger settle, Sarno 400 men.
huaideaa fuse women a»d ;;iris, aro
now employed in the various plants.
The wells are driven in triple inose.
The outer, or jacket, tube goes down
80 feat through the soil and gravel to
the red rock, its object being to ex•
cludti all surface water. Tho ether
tubes go down 775 feet, completely
through the red rook and the salt
bed, which is here 300 feet thick(
'Through the inner tube fresh
water is forced which is
driven up again to the surface
through the Middle tubing, charged
with a solution of salt. This is at
first quite weak. The custom is 10
pump for only half au hour to he -
;in with, and to increase the time
as the subtorranenn reservoir is en-
larged by solution. It takes a
mouth for a well to got into thorough
working order, i. e., for the reservoir
below to become su.li'ieitlntly iarge
to hold brine 651ongh to fill a re-
ceiving tank. The nine is ob'ain a
eaturated eolution, haviuga atrength
of from 97 to 100 degrees by the
salumetor. When by too rapid
pumping it gets down to 80 dilgr'eos,
the brine is too weak for profitable
working, and the well rests till
it gathers strength again. The
life of a well is usually three
se ire; the cause of failure being
the breaking of the pipes by over.
lying shale. It is cheaper to drive
a new well thou to repair the
old one. 1'1,0 brine, having stood
in the receiving tanks 24 hours, is
run into pans for boiling down.
These pans aro 26 feet wide, 115
-feet long, and 14 inches det'p; and
are fired at the end of the pan iutu
three largo arches. Each pan sun•
sumer from 101o15 tons of coal dully,
and yields from 100 to 125 barrels
of salt. The parrs are '`raked ft r the
dripping" every two hours. fire
salt is then wheeled into the store
room. where for thirty days it is allowed to drain through a perforated
fluor; after which it is ready for pack•
i ug and transportation. Accord•
ing to Messrs Mulkey and Vin
cent; to whom I am in
debted for .attentions, the
output from all th•J 1'utc;, n n
',tante is about 7.00,000 barrels an
nnaly, The entire output from
tho State is about 1,250.000, which
supplies the present demand in the
territory reached; hut it•would read-
ily be increased to 2,000,000 an
nuhl output If necessary. It should
he added that the Ilutchiva011 Salt
Company has one of the largest and
Most Cour tete dairy and table sal
refineries kest of Now York, sup-
plying the creamery trade of lows,
M iesoul'i, Nehraslcta, and Kansas, en,
tirely displacing imported brands in
those States.
¶'lj[ CELIE3Rt X'ED
Idem Wasflr*
yang Wringer.
THE BEST IN THE 11 &RI T
Machines Allowed on Trial
am also agent for all
All Agrieulloal Implements
Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill.
Call and see one.
J. B. WEIR, CLINTON
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