The Huron Signal, 1881-03-04, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MARCB 4. [881.
THE WORLD OVER
y The Week's News Is • Nubhell
Ishsrest tea ceadeusss/.aa b Wire awn
sr.11.
Th. Koine .House has refused to con-
cur with the Senate, and has indefinite-
ly postponed the resolution expressive
of sympathy with lreland.
A bill snaking the keeping of a gambl-
ing house a felony punishable by two,
three, or five years' penitentiary, palmed
the Missouri H
House on Friday.
John Gordon, of the fifth concession,
London Township, has a museum of eigh-
teen hundred buds, among which are
some very rare specimens.
Twenty-eight seizures have been made
on the New Brunswick and Maine border
by 8t. John detectives. They say that
smuggling operations are very extensive.
Canon Farrar, of Westminster, says: ---
"I claim the fullest right to speak with
the authority of . nowledge," that
"neither hell nor damnation ought to
stand any longer in our English Bibles.
Pero Away. --We regret to notice i
that a former Clintonitn, and one who
has property here now, Mr. Thomas Rich.
died at his home in the town of Water-
loo, on Thursday, 3rd inst., in the 78th
year of his age.
A special meeting of the i -t. Catha-
rines City Council was held yesterday
morning for the purpose of taking joint
action with the city of Kingston to
oppose the proposed action of the Legis -
Lours of Ontario to abolish market fees.
Stephen Wesley, an old man oi,sixty,
was nearly crushed to death in Chatham
township Feb. 22nd, by a falling tree.
Besides internal injuries, his thigh bone
was broken, and his foot and leg, nearly
to the calf, was crushed almost to a jolly.
A member of the Quebec Legislature
has received $ letter from a constituent
requesting the aasutanoe of the Govern-
ment on his numerous family. The ap-
plicant states that he has twenty'child-
ren, six couples of whoin are twins.
Four art students at Munich were
burnt to death at a masked ball on Fri-
day, and eight seriously injured One of
the number accidently set fire to his
"'costume while lighting a cigar, and,in
his terror rushed into a crowd of his
comrades, igniting their dresses.
Body -snatching seems to be carried on
to some extent in Montreal. While the
detectives were searching the dissecting
room of one of the cullegee for the re-
mains of Mrs. Gandreau, of St Timothe,
they found remnants of the body of a
woman named Louise Fournier, from the
some village.
Sark leers.
Tea Loewe ueorrslal.T muvow, rtuesd
by lb. Swat Padis►Lig t,Mo.. ti liar-
viar Bt, New Musk.
The January number of the "Quarter-
ly"
QuartM1,y" °untaius two btugt•Qhica1 .utioes.
'!hat of "Lord Caw bell," which is very
entertaining and flllod
tells of • life not remarks
but illustrative of what ow
pushed by energy, industry? and al
nee& "Lurd Bolingbroke in Exit
gins with his career after the det1 of
ueen Anne the portion preceeding that
time having been discussed in a previous
number. The ' object of "California
Society" is to "bring together a few facts
and considerations for the student of
Suciolugy." which is done very interest-
ingly. "Whether there is any suffici-
ent beau en which religious belief can
rest," and "the legal position of the
question between the Ritualists and the
church of England" are ably dinoesed
and explained under the headings
"Belief and Unbelief" and "The Ritua-
luta and the Law." "Endymion" and
"A History of our Own Times" are al -
reedy familiar to us. The article on the
former is, however, not so much a review
of the work as a tribute to the author.
Other articles are on "The Protection of
British Birds," "The employment of
Women in Public Service ' in various
European countries, and "The Truth
about Ireland."
quotations,
brilliant
marm-
wd
be-
1,Mersledeal Report.
Report of the weather for the week
ending Saturday 19th Feb.
Feb. 13th. -A ind et 10 p.m. North-
west, brisk gale, partly clear. Number
of miles wind travelled in 24 hours 976.
Snow flurries during the day, ceased at
3 p. un., 1; inches fell.
Feb. 14th. -Wind at 10 p.m. South,
light, clear. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 319.
Feb. 15th -Wind et 10 p.m. South-
east, light, cloudy. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 236.
Feb. 16th. -Wind at 10 p.m. West,
light, cloudy. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 235. Ceased snow-
ing at 5.30 p. uL , 1 inch of snow fell.
Feb. 17th. -Wind at 10 p.m. South-
east, fresh, cloudy. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 591.
Feb. 18th -Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light, cloudy. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 35L Ceased snow-
ing et 4 p.m., 34 inches fell.
Feb. 19th. -Wind at 10 p.m. South,
light. air clear. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 273.
G. N. MACDONALD, Observer.
Goderich, Feb. 21, 1881.
Nearly all the colored people in the
neighborhood of Pleasant Gap, Va., are
joining a newly -organized league, the
constitution of which forbids its mem-
bers from hiring themselves as laborers
to white farmers. The object of the
organization is to force all the land -own-
ers to work their lands on shares with
the colored people.
The wife of a late resident of London
West, named Goldie, who with her fami-
ly removed to Syracuse, N. Y., fell into
a trance a few days ago and remained
therein for forty-eight hours. Being
supposed dead, all preparations were
made for the funeral, when she gave
signs of life.
Hanlan, writing front the steamer at
Queenstown to the Sportsman, says: "In
a moment of irritation wrnte hard things
about my old friend David Ward. I am
very sorry I did so, and earnestly desire
that Ward may be the first whom I shall
shake by the hand on my arrival I now
see that I have been misled by false re -
posts concerning him.
About three weeks ago a young man
named Enoch Shantz, aged nineteen,
suddenly disappeared while working at
the sash and door mill of Truax & Cu.,
(fWalkerton It was supposed he had run
(away, but Monday afternoon his body
was found in the yard of the mill under a
pile of slabs. He was fireman at the
mill, and seems to have gone to the slab
pile for wood when it fell on him.
A New Jersey sportsman had been
shooting and had d killed several birds.
He sent his deg to fetch them. As he
approached with one of the birds his
master took a few steps forward, and
catching his foot in a grapevine, fell for-
ward upon his gun, which was diacharg-
.ed, the entire onntents lodged in the
dog. The animal continued to advance,
dropped the bird at his master's feet,
licked his hand, and looking up into his
face affectionately, dropped dead.
The mcGillivray Suicide.
London. Feb. 21st. -Frank Neil, a
thriving farmer on the 10th concession
of McGillivray, about five months ago
married a daughter of Mr. Moses Maw -
son. They lived on the same farm as
Mr. Neil, Sr., but in a separate house.
The young couple got on very well, and
apparently lived happily together, going
to church regularly every Sunday, and
likewise to Sabbath school, of which
young Mr. Neil, only twenty-three years
of are, was librarian. They were both
members in good standing of the Metho-
dist Church at Salem. A short time
..go it was noticed by some of the neigh- entice by fetter (returning a paper does
boon that young Neil looked depressed not answer the law) when a subscriber
bud dejected, and was apparently brood- does not take his paper out df the office,
Ing over something of a disagreeable td.-
ture. It has since turned out that he and state the reasons for lite not being
had some slight misunderstanding with
his father about money matters, yet
there was nothing open or violent in
their relations, only the young man fell
into a fit of melancholy. A week ago
last Friday his wife said she would go
across to his father's, a few rods away,
for some yeast. He told her then to
bring his father back with her. After
the woman left the house Frank sat
down at the table and wrote the follow-
ing in a pass -book which he had been
using as It diary :-"I now take my pen
in hand to let you know I have killed
myself, and I leave you all that is in the
house." There was no signature to the
document, and after the word "you"
there wus a blank, which it is supposed
the misguided young man intended to
fill up with his wife's name, but through
nervousness or emotion he failed to ac-
complish it. In another part of the
pass -book he refers to the unpleasant rela-
tions between himself and hia father,who,
he seems to think, had been harsh with
him. After writing he rose up and took
a razor from the top of the bureau, and
deliberately cut a fearful gash across his
throat. He evidently did not succeed
in nutting either the windpipe or jugular
vein at the first stroke, and gashed him-
self again end again till he had cut his
head nearly half off Just as he fell
down in a pool of his own blood his father
and wife entered the door and gazed on
the horrible scene, from which the
shrieking wife fled, holding her apron
over her eyes in order to shut out the
tumble vision of her dying husband,
who with distorted and blood -dabbled
features lay on the floor gasping his last
breath. It is now rumoured among the
neighbors that there is some myster7
about the affair. The deceased kept, it
appears, another pass -book in which he
usually kept his accounts This book
ls reported missing. The financial diffi-
culty between Frank and his father is
said to have amounted to an item of on-
ly N0. There are many in the neigh-
borhood who are of opinion there should
have been an inquest held. Deceased
was a tall, slender youth of fully six feet
two in height, was very temperate in his
habits, and bore • good character.
amen sable a the Weis.
- Daewoo, rob. 91.-A correspondent
seat out to investigate the e$eota of the
hard winter on the cattle in the ,Treat
gracing regions, telegraphs frotn K8118as
City that uweng to lite vast espause of
the beefire in which the herds ruani
11 is impossible to roll/ibis uses.
Intelliigence from the ranches of the
North Plate River between the townie
on that aver andtey, Nob., and
northward fur 150 miles from the Nio-
brara ranges extending 200 miles along
the valley of the Niobrara and running
over into Dakota from the great grazing
ground in north-eastern and contra!
Colorado, from north-eastern New Mexi-
co and south-western Kansas, indicates
great probable louses, while the gravest
fears are entertained that the thickly
populated pasture lands of Montana,
Idaho, and Oregon may be strewn with
cactuses by the time the spring opens.
William Parton, a member of the Ne-
braska Legislature from Omaha, reports
that he will lure from live to seven
thousand of his fifteen thousand herd on
the North Platte, entailing a loss d from
$100,000 to 11125,000. J. N. 51...eiluum,
another member, anticipates a loss of
311 per cent. in the Creighton herds of
30,000 head. Cattle men ne longer try
to conceal the fact that at best the
season of 1881 will be diaastroas. Cows
will be so wakened by exposure and
starvation that they will be barren for a
year, if not longer. The estimated loss
on the various ranges runs all the way
from ten to seventy-five per cent.
6.artstip d.•4 s.rtrlesc.
This is a year before marriage. He is
making her a call. He is at the front
door ringing for her. There are his
boots, newly blacked, collar spotless, his
form ditto outside, his gloves drawn un
for the first time, his hair newly parted
and oiled, his face newly shaved; his
heart palpitates for her; he fears she
may be out, or that some other fellow
may be there with her. The door opens.
She is there and alone. He is happy.
This is a year after marriage. He is
ringing at the door. His face is un-
shaved, his Dollar is much worn, his
boots unblacked, hair unbrushed. He
rings again in exactly ten seconds. He
gives the bell it sharp petulant pull.
He is thinking of her. He is grumbling
that she doesn't answer sooner. He has
not all day been thinking of her. He
has gone further, maybe. and fared
worse. Now she opens it. He pushes
past and remarks, "Takes you forever to
answer that bell." His unbrushed shoes
sound sullen as he ascends the stairs.
She follows meekly after. He thrashes
into the room and around. the hoose, and
sings out, "Isn't .!inner ,ready yet?"
She bids him be patient for a moment.
But he won't. Because dinner isn't
ready within one minute after he gets
home. Because this is one year after
marriage. Because the bloom is off the
rye, the down rubbed from the peach,
and various other considerations. Be-
cause it's the way of the world, of men,
of matrimony. 0, Tempora! 0, Moses!
O. Matrimony! -[NewYork Graphic.
Newspaper Laws.
INSommars
KORSB and OATTLI FOOD
IN HVL$_
EQEAPEST CONDITION POWDER
11,4 L'tltt.
DR. BROWN'S BAIB,A11 OF
'QO"ild
Cherry Barks
Cheapest and But Co.p& Reused, Musk.
PRION 25 071NT8_
JAMES WILSON, Druggist.
Bole Agent.
Goderich, Jan. 111, 1881. 1770.
BY NES FIMTSi['
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
S. S. ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESSNUTS.
We call the special attention of post-
masters and subscribers to the following
synopsis of the newspaper laws :
1. A postmaster is required to give
Mr. Hartmann sends to the Paris Iso-
tivinsigsaat a deplorable acoount of the
famine in Russia. In the villages, as he
relates, people die of hunger every day,
and men rob and pillage for the sole ob-
ject of being immured in prison, where
at least they are fed at the expense of the
State. In the extreme Swat a band of
Kirghis and Kalmucks attack towns and
villages with impunity, and maaascre the
inhabitants in order to obtain the pro-
visions. The Bsshkirs all their chil-
dren for small quantities of flour, and
the Halmucln dig up the bones of horses
that died lest year of plagno and grind
them into cakes. The 'Ware
are en-
tirely des.rtad, aad the men and woman
have fled to the cities or to Siberia,
abandoning to their frightful fate the old
man and the nurainve
A terrible experieaee, almost unique
in military annals, is rwerrrded by a oor-
respeedent at the Cape of Good Hope in
emanation with the marsh of the Dia-
loged Meld Hiroo to the scone of opera -
time is Brwtelund The men had nat-
ter breaktast, when a heavy
storm suddenlyburst river there
severe oere is its pisses t th y were fow-
Isad M elandoa their testees >1 to procure
sank sad swwnssstsi in the hope a
amt est et the steres. Towards three
is /1M afternoon, hiwewer, it broke upon
then with increase, violates, the rain
apparently Oman in sheets and the
sliaise of lightning appearing continuous
At hist a flash struck the troop, flinging
17 horses with thole riders M the ground,
and killing 10 men and ft horses on the
These who were nit killed were
all sorimusly injured, and it was long he -
fore animation maid he metered in the
roam of seals of the men. The hits and , The perinatal property ef (hewer. dist
stirrup irons of the whole nsni ee were amounts to 840,0110. It hes hese for
hl•nkened, and meaty of the teem. thongh for the sant pert to atonnherl et the
personally unhsjured, a gl had their i Lewes family. Her husband, lir. Orme,
clothing rent tor for". ..f the electric is hard at work preparing a biography of
discharge the gifted author
taken. Any neglect to doe° snakes the
postmaster responsible to the publishers
for payment.
2. If any person orders his paper dis-
continued, he must pay all srrearagee,
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
the office or not. There can be no legal
discontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes a paper from
the post -office, whether directed to his
name or another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber is bound to pay for it if he takes
it out of the post -office. This premeds
upon the ground that a manumit pay for
what he uses:
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a newspaper and periodicals
from the post -office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is pmts facia
evidence of intentional fraud.
Mr LAKE SUPERIOR 111
TROUT, WHITE FISH & HERRING.
ALT WATER -Mat
HERRING AND CODFISH.
LL$O, A LABOR A.K,RTY1NT or
Teas; Sugars,
And General (koceriea ;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE., A ND
CHINA.
Do Pace's Creant Baking Powder.
Dr. Palcs's Lupulin Yeast Gems.
Chas. A. Nairn,
• THE SVC.ABlE.
1758
ANCHOR LINE.
MO TO
D. C. Strachans
Groories,
no Mouses llaslb Qr.osrles a rias" Rept no haat& aid at prices that cawboldest aet is boest by
say butene 1. its nese.
CASH PAID. EOE. FARM PRODUCE.
1.-N rel::) 9T.1Tl:i 31 kit SrE.t,]mRe
Sell every t;atardar.
NEW YuRKTOGLASGOW
CABINS, Me to J5s. STE1fmAOE lies'
These Btoesen4o sot cavy scabies, sheep orplls
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS $is to yd..:. Eveurelon at Reduced
Rates.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on '.Mtn Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from
any Eta ,lroa'l'tition in Europe or America.
Drafts at lowest nates. payable Gree of charge.)
throughout England. Scotland and Ireland.
For books of information, plans. &e., apply
to H.NDI-aaON Hiram oi. 7 BOWLING Ogaxx,
N. Y.
Or to MILS. E. WARNOCK. Albion Block.
1751 Agent at Goderich
Yellow Oil is the great pain penao.s,
magical in its power over pain and in-
flammation. It cures Rheumatism and
Neuras, Lame Back and Spin Affeo-
tions, Contraction of Oords and Muacles.
Used externally and internally. For
sale by all dealers. -
The Durham Osman* says:--Jasom
Ashdown, said to be the richest esus io
Winnipeg worth at least 115M0,000 -was
in the spring of 1868, about thirteen
years since, in the employ of A. % A.
Cochrane, of Durham, aa a journeymen's
tinsmith, at one dollar a day wages.
ZorutBA. -i have secured the agency
for this new compound for Dyspepsia
anti Liver Trouble& it ennuis to sone
under most favourable auspices
very highly endorsed and iwHtrn
Its wonderful affinity to the Digestive
Organs and the liver, itpuring the
dissolving Owes, eort.ef<isg ch. aside
and carrying of 4apWities e1 the
Stomach and rewashing the Liver, • .an
lig tested by amour* a ample bolds
SAO& Nall et 10 assts, or large
imam bottle 75 amts. F. Jordan. lips
Croup, that dire disease has lost its
terrors to those who keep Fellow Oil ft
band. Yellow Oil oleo cures Stars
Throat, Quineey, Congestion and IePan):
tnation of the Lungs, Now is the season
to guard against sudden diseases. Ask
your druggist for Bagyard's Yellow
Oil -
Dr's onona. --OAAWe ikftrernmee.
'Ry * thorough taewsaasa et the eatersl
lows whine govern the
sed neer'tt1n . and lig a oarvdu ks er
Ow .nepostts. K wem.eket nose., 1[r,
seshas 1 tlestta•t ISN•. wlab •
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syn I byy teoetstreetwetlr.e. well =tuft
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SARSAPARILLA I
Int CYAiY8iA1f B11111111t
And tar Purifying the Blood.
It has been 1n use for 10 years. and has
proved to be the beet rreMntlon In the
marina for SICK HEADACHE. PAIN IN
THl EIDE 011 BACK. LiVER CON-
PI.AINT. PIYYi ES Olt THI< TACO
DY3PEPSIk. PIL1..S. and an Dlssaas
that arias from $ Disordered L'ssroraa
Impure blood. Thousands of our hast
purpletake it and give n to their etY-
are.. Phyutctaas prescribe it daily. Moe*
who $once• recommend 1t to oaten.
Is h padus, a k6ttlsoodiau- sad,
as ioe, 9awfras, grintee eea
Daneswem
well-known taable !ta mod
Harts r►
It Is rietl, vegetable. and can-
not burl the most delicate coostituttoa.
it n one M the beet medicines in use for
Regulating the Bowels.
itis sold b an responsible des
Mono dollar a quart bottle► er sin
wake for ewe dollars. Dottie
tide BedtclnsIMM igloo ofrom their not tdruggist may
Hod IB cam deem. ma we will sued
to them
W. ttloritt. i CO, ttsaettme
Aametsaea
icor axle I:y .1A]1z.t N IL -CIN,
Ch'tuist and Druggist.
The Old Stand south side of Court Hewes ,quare.
1762 D. C. STBAOHAN
WM. MITCHFT,L
KEEPS "THE CHEAPEST AND SEW '
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware
rN TOWN- AND MAKES
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
GIVE HIM A CAAAL. W. ➢Q'itOHELL,
1751 Hamilton. Street, Goderich.
HARDWARE
OJ 1F VERY DESCRIPTION
Reduced. to Bottom Prises
Farm aod School Toots at WholesaleePPrttcces. hold Hardware -et
Large contracts NledtatMaaufactcarers' Prices.rices. Builders' and
G- _ x_ pA.R S N
G}ODERICH_
1751
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G. BgRIR,
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CkBINET AB BIIBEIITAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
A good aseorhrent of Kitchen. Bed -room. Dining Room and Parlor Furniture, such as Ta
bleb. Chairs (hart cane and wood seated). Cupboards, Bed -steads, Mattresses, Waad
sh-staa.
Lounges, Sofas, What -Nota. Looking Glasses.
N. B. -A oompleteaesortment of Cons and Shrouds always on hand. also Hearses for bine
at reasonable rates.
Picture Framin¢ a specialty -A call solicited. 1751 G. AARItY
The Gree American
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"TIM ALL be rt. -To bow. ' the
teeth send give fragraaes to the
nee "Timbers,' the new toilet gua bat
5 cent .slnplw lii3 .
Yokes should nor lir worn he human
beings
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Acheson GEORGE Acheson
New Dress Goods, Gloves & Hosiery,
JUST ARRIVED,
SELLING- CHEAP_
1 BOUND TO GIVE BARGAINS!
1751
power
71rbwtAptd, mod ate
610•14mideille eittet in corky, e-
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MEDICAL HALL.
GODERICH.
F.
`JORDAN,
Chemist and Druggist,
MARKET SQUARE, GODERICH.Wholes al Potea` Med1oi.es. Drags,
end CiiWiMe4idae8. est. cry. Toilet tCusses.
Articles. &o.
Phystokeas' Prescriptions carefully dispeoped. via
GEORGE OATTLE,
Chemist & Druggist,
Dealer taWare Drip sad Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles Rc.
Imported Havana and Domestic Olgars, Pipee,ITobacco8,!&C.
Pby*Bias' Prescript )Bas and Faunal it.di , sa hairy M'epsr.4 et .l tears.
COURT HOt78E BQVARE_
1711
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Grocery.
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AM • (!holes Aawtwwt.t of CROCK RAY Iaeiogrest
DINNER and DESERT SETS, TOILETS, &c.
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