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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDA1, JUNE I. 188p
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DAWN OF MEnioDism. 1 FLOODS ON THE MISSIMIPPI. Wh he 1
mievous eshatestiva •hish to plisveleiii
at is to be _no tie _omen t_
Mille a nod ereasseeisais.
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iCliACILIL OF Tms CHURCH ili THE vb. coma assume all classes 1 Hurry auel worry
UNITED STATER
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Who •Vireneingi Mese- rit
• gybes 11•111.041C1141, Its_e's menet leer
ihee--114. Illetsegots Caerva. rtitirmalsealt-
Coollorease ot 11Ta-Nrstiop D. •4•••••
Theo twenty fifth quadrennial coater -
ones of the Methodist Episcopal cburch,
now lat sessisou lir the Metrupulltan opera
hoessia. Nile York city. very naturally
recalls many renduteeencee of tild Method-
ists $ed maim Imitated facts te the history
of the desustitiatiou. oe T)i„. 1,Led.
▪ else mouth of the navautiah, ie the
••Plynsouth Rock' of American Method-
ism. the big hat etoue %loch Johu and
amines Wesley firm ern hen In this cone
try when they (sum. over to peach to the
Indians and to ogiethorpe •coloinsui. but
the Lit, Road chapel tu Loudon is
cialmed to be the tru• craille of Method
ism since it wee then Jobe and Charles
von timer Ere* great stiocesees. and
there both their hashes were mai. wows
thee mother= waa buried scrum the street
in mount old Buidoll Fields But the
Peewit hall of Allierleell Meth.glir.ill
Ilse queer old St. i.seisegeh. on the teat
aide of Fourth menet esteem' Leos sod
VI.. Philadelphia. for wa• there the
first distirictively Methodist ounteranos
eras emir beld in America. and the pastor
of that cougregatiou was the 'minder of
the sow world renowned blethodietIx
umersi.
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k art thveictom eggeeight MICUCIL
°gristly. and .me really Totted States
church. the Methodists usually date hum
the weed Asbury esinfieherice of rah at
Illf hie& the polity of the denoentruithe •sa
assunliated to that of a free mai indetem
fleet mould*. but terms years before. it.
July / .111 a canifersuce of ten Methodist
ministers war, bold 1. this Philadelphia
church. Them was no Coiled States, of
course. and there were no united «death,.
but this little con rename lepresestied New
Jersey. Pennsylvauht Diierare. Mary
land and part of New York So tit.
theriegsh was the first Methodist chereh
lo Plailadelosta. and as It is still standing.
It is the Methodist church in the
United Suites. but it was built m thetas
• Osman Reformed church The mem-
bers wanted Eugliab preachlng. but tut
fortuuately the first Enghsli address they
heard in the church wee tie address of a
sheriff who took charge of the buildin;
toe debt contracted in the csaistructun.
said put the trustees in jail
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They remained there many months, tch:
then Jussph Pitmen, sad Richard Board
man secured their release by guaranteeing
the debt, and took the church as seeurity,
and to November, 11116. Joseph Pilmoot
preached the dna Methodist sermon there.
la Il there urea a grand centennial eels -
bestial, of the event. at which Bishop
Sleepier' took s. prominent part tied
hired:toasts wine prawn from amity parts
of the world. For some years after the
revoluticia nearly all the Methodist preach
ing eras by -*circuits.- the rahristers
seldom reensinbig Mary than • motth or
e ta weeks as sue charge Baltimore be-
came • emit Methodist center long before
New York did. and still remains • Method
let stroughoiel During the revolutIonary
war the British used ilt. Gourge's as •
cavalry headquarters. filling it with rs
• wagems tied horses: but as it had
mo Boor. sad aerie bat the roughest board
WRY tbelati Rat injure it much. Dor
bag that t the than worshiped
in the old Baptist c urch on Lagrazge
street Oe oath aide of the pulpit there
may bow be seen in the church marbte
tablets bearing the Ilelne• of the nearly
200 Itinerant ministers who were *tat iened
here during the 100 years from I'M to
ISIS Pour of the number became Inshore
-Francis Asbury. of goodly fame. Richard
Whateriat.„ Robert R. Roberta and Levi
Scott. the latter. next to Asbury, Lwow
this most famous or early Methodist
bishops.
Thoy Wore nee% 014:ori.....0••••r•
are every where, void as the mewl an
Tie central tweet ue,„, cleared and ever-grownig army ut treaty, restless,
ditchai to such an extent that a ling dee nervote, unlisppy Wings • tie oh, • 1 .r.
Ili Lliu kilneinsirpi la an unusual event. but went to thernualvos tool all elm are snits.
at kutervais varying fr,nu S.* to fifteen thew Whet is to b. dose 1 The pile
years. all the affluent stmassa seam to posed remedies are all but eire..1..m.
pour in their vernal Boo& at once. sod Thieve is sot • Tisch bat hos • lip•UlliC
each such 9UI4 thus housed 1111 rePorbol a his own and i. sure that were hi.
higher than Lay before it. and such • vice followed out, shd hie bottles J
sew mov eorking havoc on all the . d he Id ha
ineencise ruu , t nor sou • t
lowlands letnierielli the greet Aver ITIJI‘sod neer anew would be so
Keokuk Placritimaine Above the for ' • _
seer ttee bottuw hu,d,.. ere ineettaidara. kurewo. Yerhaps w, bet • great deal
ble. and below the letter the river's hero: I o"l
hoo el/ Perhalhi wit. The adv*,,
w aned, „irk.. three fort per y-r.a. tb• h ,..ver, is good to tale regular leimete-
sanserOus bayous and ••paeses soou re ly muscular= exercise. 11 people have
*1 .1 time to tale the mammary holiday
lease the *tiepins to the golf.
At high valor about a.000.000 gallons for this purpuee, they .odd out do
per second parte a line stretched etrarglit 6.1tre than have au uominouel day in
serves the stream bleu, baton Rouge. bu" I bed. Theis •lito have tried this plat.
mit far below there the eastern bluff en aphik highly of it. thie of the herded
tir011 dieel/Pestre. " iottlY "NM". run%sighed 1804011ti ea goateed •lio has for
from the river 10tLe sirtunp. and thus .
na•ssy wears oundected • large wholesele
seek the hark route to the gulf Another
hostuesa retail:. excellent tsetse' at an
important factor is that the streams flow- •
blir into the iinsaiaeippi gather their ere. *demigod age, sod she and thole who
tors from twetity suttee and territories. hour are Wily couviimed that this has
and that thus some are at flood. while beet, brought soniud by her making it a
*times are almost dry so the farther regular practice fur • long tigue /east tf.
down errearn one goes hie more equal hi op rid him lull eLule day iu bed. bath
the vow., tu differeut anuotla• Thu* at me :1 the bei gives the uerrous rystion
Chirp the greet deer La Mho& ill the time to recover itself between the
good meson. at a level forty feet higher !•hocks. le the souie way the re.t a thch
than its lowest. but at Memphis a thirty
mime take for as hour after 'unction a
fORI vari"=" rare. at virk "burg ..f the vresteet benefit to the San). die. i-
ts much loos, and thus on down to New.
es y
Orleans. where e. rise of fire feet la dime t
tree, when it dom happec. bcwerer. iatratagem, but never by strength of will.
that the Ohio and Miasouri pour in their
at the .are time with the Red. the
, the Yazoo. etc.. then the lower t e Ilan te ihs.
a
eetpt tura loose h,,,,,, iji image A et:auger ht Dublin heal ochnsion to
Lows sea plows a use channel. apparessitly lake • ear to the railway station, • Lich I
at random. through it bread delta. or was ou the other side cf the tow. His
sweeps over all breves, submerges the car marl wasdtiv..ag a huree which had
eager and IoWer cotton ',glut'. arid from a dread of the bridges, tool woad nee.
Port Hudson to the gulf Present, the cruse one directly. All of a sudden tem
" of a vest muddy_ sea. man pulled up within • :ow yards of the
CC Wahl of the bliteleelPP1 Daly fol. bridge trot he bad to cruasaud getting
low the general course of the stream. and off the car. began to tun his" hone
as one goes to the southward they. ref
Tom round. "IA hat are you about ; ' mid
farther away from the stream. MI
the traveller. ' 1 *001. to go to the
"bottom lands- are from thirt to sixty
1 ewes wide. and h01°, Hata, Rouge. as oulway station. '•Alt, no fear, yer
aforesaid. the whole eau? try is •=bottoui." miner ; 'thee fear, yer shiner sit still,
Above St Louie theme wide lowlands ars
IImre; but the noted ••Anierican bottom -
to severid miles wide opposite Hannibal.
Mo.. and extends the length of two or
tlwee counties on rho Illmois aide. This
r (...i. .....i.kikig --- wo WM". 241411 lis did, ind backed her Mhhisiltio • lew
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of the blwat fertile landLa he world. has
yards t the other •ide of the bridge,
-e-
wheu he agate turned her ruuud, and
they proceeded in safety. "111 eager°
1 14 hirer lives cut hiss over the to alto.
I • at all," said Paddy, "if 1 hadu't louud
thh...PFI-4,1 1 ' i'd _o
that out : auw
° d sum uow, as yer ane
_ ....i sees, she Kite flUI! 6 lit utl•
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To Save Life
Ittequently requires prompt mum. Aa
bour's delay wattles for the desese asity
he amended with Ma DAMI cosisequemealh
eopecudly in cases of Croup. Pneasessita,
lied other throat sad lass trouble"'
Hence, so family should he without a
brittle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoreiv
which has proved itself, in thousaads of
cariesthe beet Emergency Medicias
river auto reed. It gives pular' Pinot
and prepares the way foe • thorough
este, which is certain to be effected by
its continued use.
8. H. Lamer, M. D. Mt. Vernon,
Oa_ says: •• 1 have found Ayer's Chatty
Pectoral a perfect cure for Croup in IN
mos- 1 have kerma the worst ca•••
relieved in a very short time by its um:
and 1 Sid f D. all families to um 11 1*. sud-
den eniergeh les, fur coughs, croup, gc."
J. Eideen. M. D.. Middletows.
Teoo•• **Ye "1 lui‘e used Ayer's
Cherry Pei:oral with the best effect in
my practie. This wonderful prepera-
Oyu once saved way life. I had a c0 -
stent cough. eight *Weals, wall itreldlY
reduced 10 flesh, and given up 7' my
physician. Otte bide and a half of the
Pectoral cured n.e."
I cannot say teens& in praise of
Ayer's Cherry Pei=toral." writes R.
Brandon. of Palestine, Teem, " believ-
ing se I do amt, but for its use, 1 should
leng leCe have died. '
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
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Dr. J. C. Ayer di Co., Lowell, Mali.
Ii4ttyliDii.. ?r*IE, six WILMA&
ibHIOAGO HOUSE
I have j.fst returned from the cities and am now
feceiving Mc latest lint's in SPRING MILLINERY.
My dressmaking d3partment is also in fall work-
.th
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ing order.
A respectfully solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
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MISS GRAHAM
Hoe now opened ott her latest •to k of
SPIZING-
M 1 LLIN ERY
sad =in. • ihre oven batter sal.e ties ever Lend u e%erj eeprinsuent,
Feathers, Tips and Mounts.
Ribbons, Fancy Trmmings,
aid all the Let' -'3: 'Wee 1110...apit5 an 1 makes.
Reter.raber Mad Oa the Scuare. sato deer Avimmia &cos.&
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BAKING SPRING MILLINERY
Vimgo wEiss
COOK'S i
hes Row re,eced • full stock of of spriLg tulImer). unsi:ng of the
vie &ober Sore it s only the mare
harhiu. bet ruand that am. 111 tont
that troth face Ile bridge, au' its
her nosed an MCI. her tonic, an shed
think ihe's guilt the other way. This
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Medal nmesesee.
There are a number f things that the
most fashiosable avid wett bred people
now eat at the dinuer table with their
lineele. and Cheats) Herald enumerates
thew as follows:
Olives, to which a fork should never
SION WATIOI AT HANIBAL. MO applied.
Asperairtis, whether hut of chid, when
long been protected by the ••9y
which is mow broken, and much of the 'erred whle, as it sheuld be.
ice teed a„ litundatet Ever dere t.ba Lotto's, which should be dipped in
earliest ilettletrient tibia region has been the dressing, or in a little salt.
a standing theme for joke and sarcasm • Celery, which may properly he placed
by tbe dwellers in the highlands. and the oe the tablecloth beside the plot.
fearful prevalence there of flutes Strawberries, when served with the
awl bilious vieterie dieseeee general_ yi atoms on, as they shell, are in the
lidded much giving Illinois the bad e,,et *lucent bowies.
name for health It once had By clearing Bread, toast aud all tarts and small
out the timber and draining the worst „haa
ar!". tile inhabitat. have Irresttiritt in/. Fruit of all kinds, except melons and
Jouhtedly pry
oed the air: hut this overflow un -
es which are eaten with a spoon.
rtrtaill°11°1Pedlty As by ek
water wid.ujweadidaub. PirrvCheese, which is al in mt invariably
rides • perfect jungle of "bull weedseaten with the fieburs by the moat Dem.
and rauk will cover all the waste chilli' neili•
placesand when that gnoirtki begins to Evett the leg or other small piece of
up in Atigum tbe malaria will be "we a bud is takeu in tho fingers at fashion-
thck you can chair it up mid Wt it out" *Me diuners. mid at mist of the lunch -
a, the Datives say The enamors trill sties ;mine leek aruili pecan if chiclan
need a1 the help the charitable ars likely
to bestow.
COWOREY AND WAKEFIELD.
ammeated ear Pr---- sod Plow Peed -
dont by Ur tatind labor Pony.
Mr Robert H. Cowdrey. the madame
for president by the United Labor party,
wee born in Lafayette. In,t . Oct 1. 1862.
After nether s
gond high school
sducation be went
• to Chicago. Immo
hately after the
great Ere of
lie was graduated
it the Mumecsw•
• dad college thase.
was for seven
mars editor of
Phernmehrt
and Chemist and
ler t•en
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mils been 1
in Mi
ne ea a &Or
Eiet. About • year
se be became .Pe -
of the CM' sosttas covrnairT.
Cnnderising
taorranoUc WW1 formerly a Republican,
but left the party in 1878. He ts married
sod les a family.
Mr Cowdrey in comparatively new In
dm bead of labile petit ire. Lest Septem-
ber be 'caned the Land and Labor club No.
1, of Chicao. and
this was him first
step In this dime -
tin. He bosuns
Interested, and
wee soon made
presideat 01 the
Auk lly. Oolr-
=bre ben et-
as ••• els*
der. rather Newt
gentbmna* wftlh a
ual aewsessaa_.
and a very pleas-
ant address."
ma a. T. wallows:a. Kr. W.
T
Wakefield. et Council Grove.
the ermines
as the ticket as vine presi-
dent with Mr. Cowboy.
• rigleOltliAL ?1.IT
The early Methodists in Plilladed•
phla mere aim approved of by 'ease
misty They 'hilioutad- sad said -aes'
to plague where the prayer book was
sUreett "they got the power" sod did
many other thiage whielb the someerva.
ties fifty did nut .distr. The established
chart* (Episcopal) denounced them es
hrantera," the Baptiste barely tolerated
them. sod the quiet Quakers lonhad on
them with undisguised honor Whits me
tirpeople merely disapof proved them.
l;htbearted and eless made them
food foe mirth. eod many an old tommal
Ilettamphiet thioinisa with plias on tbe
hodisea Tb• contrast with the body
mew tn sterdest at laww reek. aa ok
jiki a profound teepee* to the whole
world. le kedged weederfail.
Sang gleam ilegalarago
fielisisl
doOMI W ibm
=1.1111writ =6%. rese* tbefr
..i
51b. sad umediar Leed, slab a
asilibe ted eel tbe het of
Ida shafted had bese prepeeed so Wes
ciao tiles be bed desissesu all alma
aadarrierndiasbesiareirrobaLved
etutsorewory uste-t Opernsiona
A roost ertrellitilwart eald dewing .rel.
sal operation MillfeeelluiY boa Performed
by Dvs. Glowers sod Must esiLum&m.
• '.an wbo bad memo% Wig
dar severalyews WM Mal.11bOd to bare a
„alma sett Tlat vises sad
=el &he gims at Die 'earth awl
assa vertbra, want renowri. bed
the tumor wee no' fogad gletti the thiet
vertebra had bass el traded- The ts.
iiter wee abated oat awl treated
IMOy with oath* anessea.
Llittasesed. the wowed %We& sad
ittlem and soothe of the b04yad
kr, abeam* astirO17 At
Mit rale It way he pettaNtall fkm a mos to
bleb 0055 brain put In white taw aad ass
Seta were out. - fah& 0.106•11.
w ithout usiug a fele.
Tbe Temporary Tema of ritildreo.
Dr Seourd strait that the temporary
teeth • of 'hung ahildren need tile
greatest care, as much so, if not more,
than the permanent teeth, as the future
yrc wth and beauty rd the permanent
teeth depend largely upon the condition
of these temporary teeth. No matter
bow young s child th whenet er it has
twenty teeth in the mouth it should
bate its teeth examined by a competent
donna, for then is the dehieve inomeot
to remedy any defects
S A LAD DRRetiON0.- Boit two exam with
• tabletop enful of Letter, onehalf tea-
spoon of mustard : put in a warm bowl
w ith pepper and salt and stir till it !riots
aresiny.
Lama •vo Pz414 STsw.-Cat the
breast of lamb in pieces and place it in •
stew pen, with water enough to cover
it. Stew for twenty minutes and take
uff the scums add • quart of shelled or
canned peas trait a tablespoonful of salt
and let stew rorb8Ir ibbdL Ma •
quarter hf a oand of butter and •
tablespornful cif flour and stir into the
stew ; let simmer fire minutes, season
and mite with dauphins.
OttsPt.It Pt' 1=1 -IX::. -Pt in the bot-
tom a • pudding dish four oranges,
P ealed and sliced : sweeten and pour
over *syrup matIm cf une pint hf milk,
two tablespoon. of corn -starch wet with
a little mild milk and yolks of two eggs,
beaten with one-half (ip of sugar. boil-
ed One minute ; make s nothergue vi
whites of two eggs and three tablespoons
(1 powdered sus; brown slightly in
the oven
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
DILICWINECA DIZZINESS,
DYS:F:4, ['POPSY,
notasTrol4 FLUrTER!NO
JAUNCICE. OF THE HEART,
CRYMPELA" ACIDITY OF
SALT ItHEM rHE 8TOXACH,
NE0111114 Dili KM'
11•::40.401E, OF THE SKIN,
41Vortiered LIVR. .411:antETS, ST
And every spothes of cremes orialecs=
BOWELS OR 81000.
T. gusuctit & Ce,.
GODERICH BOILER YIORIS
Chryt& Blac,
ST INTC77-.4=
beep made Ir icettirw i1 new goolx wekly, Lod all °Hers
iet at the store w:11 prinit ett noon,
CLALTLIZi OP TPIA.2•72C13,
I shay bet- to model- my bast *lairs to tin= tames ortsoderaile and rimetry Teethe
patronage whub thr have favored me with stern 1 collailitni.od busiorm last fall.
MISS CA.MEP2.01\T,
:114 2ni Hematite!' street. near the equare.
NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS
CHEAP GOODS,
NIXON ST17111Di3 People's Grocery.
F'FOM 15c.
No old Stock to work off, but all Fresh and New
at Prices to suit.
ATM Isbest Cade /WV for esoter see Figs.
1:esnerubtr It..= Stand On the Seuare. next to Binghams itestatunat. fthi
he e fur: ti. -4 of •!I km& uf _
BOILERS. FLOUR 1 FLOUR !
STATMILERi. AURAE, 1,11thibliT HD MIAMI
SALT PANS, SMOKE STACKS
and of :41,W, Iron work.
STEAM A.0.111 warm rare IFITf MCI
ooastatily on had.
On hand. ready for delivery:
t 0 m.r.,a.pw 'Wog Roller.
I ..re.r. tom Sone,.
A Cetarlete 2d-haod Tbrestoing Outit
&if er. goatee. eeparator. Sch. an in good
working coder. Will he mid cheap.
Mail orders will receire prompt ',newton.
Works t *pp. . T. 0. feratioa.
PO. BOX 361
Geidertea May Nlth. 1.
17-.=ICAN'S
P OT7DER S.
ars pleasant it ILO. COESAID their 0011
N --.710.4,e• it a Burr, yea efTrefeal
400tieoer of event la (.-.-1.1pre or •fitialto
ATENTS
C.MIEATS. TIME EASES AIM COF1111161113
Obtaised. and all bushiest' is the U.S. Patent
Ogee weeded to at MOD ER A TR E IC KS.
Our Mace is opposite the P. Patent Of=
lies, lead we cac obese ['stouts la 14155 time
them thaw remote from WASS !NO rox.
Bead MODEL OR PRA IFS' I NO. We ad
•Ise as toroentsallity_ free of chaste; and
we asatop CNA RG UNLESS W OS -
P ICNT.
We refer, *ere. t be Postenaster,t he Rept.
0 Money Order Inv.. and to °Metals of the
U. S. Patent. Office For circulat d•ice.
terms and references to actual clients hs your
*Wu State Of County, write to
If
Omierite Paulo Ogee. Washington. 11'0.
SPRINC MILLINERY
MRS. SALK ELD'S.
The totem Novelties of the maim ma be foiled ea toe North able of the Square.
MOUNTS, SHAPES, RIBBONS, GAUZES
.ad overrtuttag t• tread tw a grathese aillllsery estaldiskelast. A DOW this of
Cria...A..IPM AWE* NT.T1•7-78 VIL.ThTG
Ms keen added, call and emoter the stark mod get pricer. Arno for Parltars Steam
rigirrroa.tatosts
115I_
A • F:
Mtn In Btrilltel11111 Should set
Office Stationsvw Printed.
The new 1'1,21 Roller Mills at Port Albert using the
LATEST & BEST MACHINERY
will be running al,nt the 28th of February. Fanners]: cor
dially invited to give them a trial.
C1-101711"11\10- 7:301•TF: M-N,TIR. 'Er DAY..
:JAMES DIAHAFFY, Proprietor.
• h asytin
ahl 1. -rt•=
gasivgin '
1.- ...Ili .413morr
widget',
DRUGS, PERFUERY AND FANCY GOODS
Jule Received et the Medical 11.111 V P. JORDA. and win
Hard T,„,„,a et! eon 5. them before making roar Pere -eel."
be.sola at Pricesitojsult
P. JORDAN, Medical Hall, Godrich.
GA1=t1i- 1\TIS
having been dissolved by mutual consent. I beg leave to
'thank the customers of the late firm for past favors at their
hands, awl to intitnalb that the burliness will hereafter be
ritrried on by me at the old stand. I intend to carry
PULL. SILELVE13 OF HARDWARN
and in eyery line in which I deal I will make it ray aim to
have a full assortment New good* constant: y arriving. aad
good* not in stock onlered at short notice.
The public's obedient servsult,
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