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• LT FAR COLUMBIA.
AN AMLHIAL WILL 11101011TLY
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f euro is OUSUc uawv.
• ,e,rllaeem T 1*... cawed raw •
Meetly :1•aat
fall The tome Pobtis libraryasest names to the r oche d the
fe she aide of iasetsa Unita • new IrttlNhK
ersead t ►i ►sell than
chase Uses Two tees Wb. ewe. Acre.
ward �-J.r... t. Peek's Lem
err -�rww Jekasee'. TMs. ukwp.
Teneesere's eseel4.ts.et c. .
(bluaMs. Tea.. the base of many
man is times past, has ruseot�mbeen
hate preeminence signature to . b �thee csthe wstruatl;.a
thew of a arsenal for the storage. dis-
b0 time. die eau-
ursement.
et The sudden and warlike
bristle d the Intellectual renter of the
Ante her not ugly startled the town Itself.
bit Teo.esw •t large. Hem were lo-
cated the two most farness fatale schools
in the month. the Atbeuu .ai sod the. Insti-
tute. almost eientmtartmas. Here. t,., th
religious denotlaatloks of the state had
ieo.utly organised the 'Nenaer.ee l'hsutsu•
s(w ender Lr. jdwud W arna Clark• of
tM University dr Toho. to open June 90•
when came the trews of the innovation
TOLT'e nrntncscs
Columbia is a city of 0.000 Iahatdtcnts,
located in the center of the famine blue
/iris region, from which coaanr•e the
fastest horses, the Flattest melee sod the
fattest tattle. An old butcher shop
stands at the mein street which wait
formerly occupied by a tailor of the name
of Jame& B. Shelton. Here was to ap-
prentice of the same of Andrew Johnna,
who daily worked at the goose.
Mn.
Shelton taught him the alphabet cad
looked alter his welfare. Hasing-leasa&si
the alphabet aid de use& el language, be
entered polities and because an alderman.
In after years when the waaasin•Kon of
Lincoln elevated him to the prwddeaey.
Andrew Johnson .-malty remembered
with a gift the old lady. Mrs. Shelton.
who died sevrrel years More. Meat the
time of bei death Columbia wanted •
hotel of Mae. One el the buildings it
tore Aiwa to make room was an ancient
M sliest to be or t a to
wbjci will reek .• $ structure es bleb es
the edleetlw of blot& dues u • d
• K V to Bay.
k•1 M th
Bae
d esbat of the structure well las L'lo by
OGt feet. It u to be bulls of Milford graa
gaelpa's FC$1.IO 41$OAkt-t.TrOnIOt
the. 1. tin center there is to be an epos
art with an ars of 100 by 113 feet. lu
wkti there are to be soma for traders to
semens. The ltmrigeteafa Lir fit, amide
tigbt, an absence of which is the greaten
defeat in most public buildings.
fttertag the arched doorway. oo either
wide of which there are eased grantee
agate, the visitor wan coins to a sachem
vesttbale of stone bG feet 1..ug and K
wide. and then in an eatrauc. ball .1
marble 84 bv 44 teat, out of which hoses a
staircase. On the Gest gear Is the library
On the aeennd Goon 1• the reeding naet
which is4tJ by 218 feet and SO fret
with a vaulted root. The wood
week of till ,4*ruU R flt of oak, with an
tto twainscoting elle illlg from the fluor
he awe of the arehal window.
The books of this fbr'y are free to
any one MOM than 111 yarn aid for eon -
mahatma. Theorem flew nearly 100.000
volumes. in the LalWatira. Mr. Edward
Everett wan Ito NMI pllebd.nt 1t bo-
racite
omeats have been Ilbsrat, gad whale li-
braries
Lbraries have been•glven 1t, aaell The-
odore Parker's. Tickaore, alimadi maw
Om. est:. The etty of Hostas spproaei-
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 18$8'
/WO h Notes. I A gullet d w.t.r. take a before treat
peo:a t;rls,.aer.
N'1mm lit le wase see sed- ring pais w.
tad she apicatim of to.. dau.o,• wrap
ped in old beta of esuwu dosses::' 'r neon
the move plates) to t•str feet, and the
.plum they ouesplsla uf, will often relieve
thews .5 quickly ea they are 1uo0J to be
mweatt.rt.
W. often make poultices for piths in
tine aide or eyseutery pain. "Toa tea•
cupful of owe ,weal cr bean add • half
teaspoonful .d mtetard and es mush laid
as a . mall hes'• •*K, wake it with but
water into a •m..uth snub, spread s.
•hick .s a heel beck. ' Ws prepare m
bag the size se.J.J, one aide thick issue
lin, the otter very this, ur sows duobk1
Gy setting, pat the mush in, mew, shut
the end and then spread with • ►ewd-
biad•ol hula : hare a strip of A mewl it..
pis •menet a baby or young shad'. to
which we Meats the c.'n,e.rs se our pool
tics to insure its keepiene .south and
Pam to the skin Sometimes we add a
snail handful of hsps if we have that.
It* child suffers hose cold fret at two
beano of water, one cold, the other eery
warm, ant put its feet first into the cold
sed thee the hu., every aline►• ebsugi.t
them. and an.nu it can keep them iu the
hot water with comfort ; thou rub then
briskly with • soft towel ; • little hut-
ment or sloobul will be good.
Chrldreu should be taught to tell of
schwa amid penes ur slight sore thr.aas,
.hat one cam supply simple remedies in
tie., and &dei.. them &. to diet. We
uftrw ay to our bs•ye, " Perhaps you
had better i.ot est any .upper, •r only •
very little bread and noir," and they
find it • good preacnptiou. halt water
*arrive set the 6»t stage of erre throat,
with it tittle 1 urpealits a .•r lielet.nt on
the outside, easy ase serious .seatieas.
I he.. told before of fat perk fur ear
ache, bet it Intl bear repeating. Cut a
,peau piste to stop up the opening, with
a prwted bit t.. ice inside, and it will re-
lieve ordinary ear ache Tory soon.
.es
ibis 4 I•II • s
j`... .U1KBw
,� , ♦1
//. r'
/bites'& rt,BWC LtB*.►ar-aDt I :TUIO0
vow.
stes nearly $100.000 annually Tire new
building will cost over $1.O00.000. and It
will require three years fa complete it
ivL[r saw ovens Ad rr ArraAssio
waver Tare! WWI. "FREDERICK MARSDEN."
nice all covered wtth signs and tempted
M a cobbler. In other veers it bad *erred
am a law cake for President James K.
Yolk. Upon ins Mil. a few sgttanw away.
►till steads the modest Louse he lived in.
and out six miles to the west is Cue
grand old farm where the folk. sur-
passed the world it: hropitalitr. Tle (.1d
mansion is burn••. . ow'n, hut the
church is in existence which the ramify
built for their owe and the worship of
their guests. In looking over the old
records it is tonal that Stanley Matthews,
now a supreme court judge. e hits prae-
t.-ing law. kept an inn at e'oltmbia and
was dheeted by the ocuncil at to sell
sore liquor on Sunday than was ads -
eery. It •Iso recorded that TLoms& If.
Benton, a local practitioner. was fitted 31
for &wombat in open wart, still he lived
to transcribe the events of thirty years in
the Miami States senates Not lar away.
in one out corner of the county on •
lonely hill. a simple as .Marks the
IPA remains of Muria edmr Lewis, the I,
\rad d ties Lewis sad Mak migieeiag .z-
peditina.
Local trz.lition states that he was the
proteand
Jefferson. and onLatinist's
ersa intuit of bigamist sl
e ncholy the president ,:ant hie aa 11r
two years'exploration tour. haply term
btm.
Tb -e- W.!1 Kam rlaywrvRMt Wb. are
(wady Cesare seed ease.
Frederick Marsden, the playwright. wire
osmaitted ant-Ide recently in New York.
was born hi Baltimore forty-five yeah
se. Hie family name was Silver. but be
sueeeluently changed it He received
good education and studied law Having
Thew admitted w the bar he practised for
several years in Philadelphia He finally
drifted on to tie stage. IIie line was
comedy. He play-
ed many rears ago
r Woad'. muse-
um and the old
Oldie theatre. He
was not • remark-
able success as an
actor. and finally
gave It tip and
went into play -
writing.
Be wad very
successful in
�isood b• WM" ratmtana 1tAltpptpc.
ger Lott& He also
wrote plays for Maggie li nahell. Joseph
Murphy. Annie Pixley William Scanlon
mmd many other stars. 'Shaun Rhea"
'•Leri, thaw. -Clouds. "Zip. Bob,'
»yr,{'' -trials Minstrel- and ,
eh among lila best known plays. At the
tae of Ills des: h lie was engin/edam plays
hr Corinne. for which he had revived
!t2.4100. and for Annie Pixley. who was to
ply lits 34,S0i His Income was some -
Wag like `13.000 per year. He lived in
New York in *inter and In summer at hie
eeaatry meat at Schram Lake
Mr. Marsden's suicide was tanned by
temporary Insanity. occasioned by mental
dspos,sio.. consequent upon the acts d
e s easy dangbter. who had givea him sod
1pc metier a great deal of trouble. ad
who wee mot living at home at the titan
Y•assd •w M ems► of M1saaaL
Mr. lig IL Kimball. somtnatwd for goy-
wawa
oyrrnsret Missouri by the 9spubbeems. wsa
burn In Stenben county. 0.. forty live
7..n eggs 111 s
father removed to
Nieman) whoa Ice
was a bey. .ad
wham the w sr
broke oat groans
Kimball wee at-
tending Ile ed I n
O • ■ Holland's
of eel -
end was
'1Oast-
s
met e*d served
thee. yaws. He
gnttaeted M a
lawyer humta
Artier esilsga. Gag to
INS perd si oomsemYp rrith Judge
Ckarila 0. [I.1I5. vernca seamy.
where he le �1aw His
residence Is >r 1y M. y.lw les o1
relit Oar oftil* ailed• and 1m MS
eartagsrirtmkatalisbo kir caePme
fa W
Joss sales seer As tar any smuts.
The trip had ne each elect. sad 1tw was
rade governor of Louisiana with head-
quarters at Loaf. One day b went
(Iowa the to Memphis, or
where it sad warted for
Wen1a0Ms eh 'the Hatches trail. A
friedhim. believing ilia to
be la a flamed said. Oar aigft.
whits tt _ .g at e hoee of Mrs. Gra-
der. a gfiiti is* wee bird and Berl -
wether hassle teas load deed with • bal-
let through hie ban 91. old Notches
trail reap aar Oolambl. it was baths
by the goversipeat 1a 1801-2. and was the
roat. of Oen. helms when he disob.yed
the s.eetary of wag' old west dols to
win also to them& mod byAse � v =when
L
weal to see Jerboa at Ms b �1•a
The are mraeapl Wj1 doubtless be b-
oated ea Dee& river. ih wee Lratd as
WanW w esseaat d the sty Wag the
eaten etas hoe emit padasthe area seed
natural *Wag /1. ear.
Fere Maimed Isis WON oa the top a
Y Perrier, M the attar d the
but anther fame blight fir it. ssesgpkeg
the fart a rad imataildh
beesrehreed t tat for a shad pia sad
werhe
114=ei 1tp W metes_ sea he
agga ;haat. of ezZywIth1111141101 per mat.•
1L a. crttsart.
esesemma .e Among Coale.
r
diet It
emfs
. hese
!*vur Met ef > tattle dry ts•
1rr�e1eelp. p j * ppesrr sem of erose Je .
err WOat glie Nits' Staten r alt
to 1. m%ris.d-tsetse Rud/et
feet, dies sever.' ,'gins• : 1. It
thee� 111 .aat..u.eh let.. he inter
tiro in a museilN
... and s.sragtttd
flats. t It perils di.tewta the 'Mimic*
.teschin,c twit. lu lane. else'. *Miter-
stintg the risme. J It thou* and uneek.e ,
vet to the Mut moat ..f the teemed •w
mese, 4 It issori se• this fellows • f
the ap.leres of the .t..tna•h, three ly
if the ..ter a ogre, and i..darectly 111 •
resou•.n.ry way if it is mud. 6 It
Muses peristalses of in. whate a1 meat -
sty tract. wakes it up t'•. t.. sprat.). sad
giros it • it'd estivate ad
Always keep a child wean and keep
out any tweaking out; gine remedies to
brag out whatever eruptlus is suspected.
Wale haw. had cruulde with comets that
bass joie* amid sugar awned to ahem
i'rinr chop swilling olio -
Por slight betas un baby's lyse, a hit
of onurt plaster will Ow speedy rata ;
es always use it. Cuts should be mainly
t.e.l up tiebtly to hold lbs edges together
and covered entb court platen when
alerts bleeding. Young mothers want to
pet «u .onsetineg to cure, but they err
seed retard d• h.alia*, as any physscian
will tell thew.
A sick e.sld is much mem oomf..rtabls
.in . larks rocking chair ..r iu bed time
We any minima's lap, and au be attended
+to much u•ute mashy. Quiet tones of . -
' c.our.gmme.t and steady baud' r•• far
with any sick person, and a child is
especially eneiteve to outside influences.
The muter who cannot dieted herself
seldom is lit to attend spa her sick
folks, and it .he governs them in booth
she will nap her reward wham they obey
lir to sickness.
Nu.. •. Law.
A M...wn a .u.L.n.e r..ta out to a
(Mew Dar P.m J.e a we.. sill, a aut,p.p•a
for • wvnlan ells eu w.ot.J ae r wit
n..e in • use io curt. H• found her
iu I et beck -yard, busily engaged sD
Miming • Molisl;, Iwh*tln,l waw, ua $
large black kettle 11.1 gat.t:d his best-
ows. and rhe s.nd :
"I c an't Ko t., a )
"But you mac .
"What's the hurry''
"Why, court s iu ..&+ion, mud the cash
le now on trial. They we .1 yuu by
noon."
"WM, I .int K•,ii,g. Y..0 think I'm
ruing elf and 1..te thi, hull kilt. •.'
.aft reap to *pile, Just to pies•e yetis uW
°oust i No, erne !"
•'Why, my doer madam, yuu mist
You wetly don't seem to understand--"
"1 ender.taud that I've got a bit ket-
tle o' sp.le0J►d whip crease stn to btN,aod
it'll balks the, sticky soap, if it aim'
finished today. Yuu go back .ud well
the jednge w
"You'd be bnod fur -'
"Pools ! 1'd lake to are the Miteouty
jury that'd fine a swami fur not leasee
bee a up -bilin' whoa it war at a criiic l
plot, se gee might say. Tele the jedge
111 come tomorrow, if we don't butcher
our pegs then ; an' if we du, I'll awe,
.sloe day next week "
"But I tell you that won't do, 'tun
meet cora. now."
"Looks*, young man, you tbiek I'm a
fool I I reckon yuu never made ray
rep, did you 1 It yuu had, you'd kuuw
that-"
"What dna the jeJgs care about your
asap f"
ICA OHOUSE
I have just returned from the cities. and am now
.receiving the latesr lines in SPRING MILLINERY.
Mv dressmaking department is also in full work-
; ing order.
A cell is respectfully solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
Sprains ate among tie most severe
aocideota to which we are liable. When
a joint is sprained swells, oma on
gradually. In disioo•tion the swelling
and Ines el motion of the joint happens
immediately after eke accideet. A
sprained !iamb should be kept perfectly
quiet To prevent ioaammatiun, use
poultices of worm -wood, hops or tansy.
Fever and frestlewtese in children is
frequently mused by indigestion. If yes
find the skin of the little one hot and
dry, remember. if you can, what she ate
for supper. Give the child • warm beth,
tbeu give it a cop half tae of warm
water to drink. In a few minutes the
undigested food will be drown off the
stomach and the child will soon Os sleep-
ing soundly. A dose of magnesia, about
half a teaspoonful given in the morning
before breakfast will probably restore to
the child its usual health, but should
fever and Dawes cuutinue during the day
following the attack, and for a physic-
ian, who will undoubtedly approve of
what you have done, and should the
symptoms develop into scarlet fever,
1nee•1es, chicken pox or any of the
eases to wbicb children are liable, the
attack will probably be of • mild
ratan.
A cup of tea as served at tes tables
a,ntaiw usually bet • trace of the alke-
lodal priacip*, but infinitesimal quanti-
ties are as de of eternal g baneful
elitists sans some tea dnnkers. The
tortoni found in lea does not differ from
the agent pound in oak and oder barks
which the tanners use to moven the raw
bides of animals tele leather. It is •
powerful stringent, and ooessgeotly,
taken internally, is opt to produce con-
stipation and 'its attendant evils. Oon-
firnted tea drinkers are usually troubled
with constipated bowels, sed Inmost with
dyttppsta, the king of mots. Not all tea
drinkers •r* the afflicted, bet the ems -
(ter t by so ..an. small.
Mild iwfeiow of tea are .udoebt dly
serviceable to many, whets not teed to
armee ; and it rosy be further ended
that a imp or two of tea taken during the
day, at meals, rarely iudrr.oes unfavor-
ably vital processes nes anyone. 111115.5
they are confirmed iwvalida h is rather
the abuse of tee, lbw its ese, that muses
serious physical evils. Four or six cups
of tea taken duriug sea twenty-four
hours will in time prods* tet poi.oni.g
and greater or less evil results
A healthy stomach is the moraiug
sistaists a oaisidet.biii geetnt, of thick
teoesious miens that ►a spread over sad
adherent to its tall. If food enters at
this time, it will b.esme covered with a
Boating of the tenacious mimes, iatsrfer-
iou with the direct contest havens t1e
feed mad t1. eto.•eb .gross, t. ,seri
voke the aseretiea of gaatrie jeies. 71e
.ssbuical stieis a of the food, hoe -
mo", mean n $$ immoral sow of steam
which readers that mkeady premed Ian
emanate, and evew1elly palate the
fondle smelt the maces memheesp and
a low of sestets jalen, hitherto delayed,
is the remit ; Nes digwli- lege.
• eves clam.
Armed sash battle of De (ass's
Liver Oen a Mai* Bade
bosh M , edea. over
.4 rwt1k eettwe dodoes
�
as emelt we � tan
dart .f embalm. Maki* 1 lad
bon& •l. MY by d dret-
i, what do I are 'boot the *be,
if it coma to that / Law's law and
soap's prep, Let the ledge 'tend to his
law, an' I'll 'tend to my soap. The good
book says there's a time fur everything,
M1z$S GRARAM
geed unt b. r la:est *tock of
SPRING -
M ILLINERY
lad 1 prepared to K.'. rico better Value than eser befo-et n every detertemei.
Feathers, Tips and Mounts
1
Ribbons, Fance; trimmings,
r . r latest strive ,,, ►hopes and makes.
Remember lige stand u:. Soar*. t est door to A. ueaon dr Cex'. UN
'SPRING MILLINERY
M=SS CAME. RODT
t:aa now recr.std a :u.! stock of of s,.rula ,raillis.ery, ee•.i.,hg of the
?.NEST N077.EIadTIIS
•esttysmeata ia.r bran riga to ter littlest to new goods weekly, lad N1 or.ters
len at tar .tum *Ul rKtl,e pruwpt ate.Naa
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CA P.M OF 'J:'liANgS:
I also brit to reader in, hr.r thanks to the ladies o•'ttuderich and sicietty for ll. •
patronage which the; Wm- :stored Min with un.& t towwen.:ed buair.rae hat fel:
MISS CAMERON,
an' this is my 140.5 for • bar'l u' aft ( 2344'110
•
RVel1, madam, if you al be
tiNEw GOODS
fined for contempt of Ovue1, allright. nxht.
You will be fitted sure r--'
"Bah ! 1 know all 'bout the law, an'
there .int anything in it, Dor in n, nor
in the Cotutitutnuu of the Canted States,
CHEAP GOODS,
gut to leave • kite=. o' half -co .ked swap,
and pro off to oomrt when she ain't • .Diad I JT
Hamilton street. near the !;quare.
FRESH GOODS
Dur in the Declaratu'm of Iujeepen«eoce,
sur in notbtu' mime, that says a woman'.
to- I edema I kr ow little taw mys.U." NIXON STURDY'S People's Grocery.
Tea arlwteg sad OM Teerk.
Some yaw since, .Item un duty at re-
cru;ting'tatiuos in the North of Zee-
land, I took observation on the great
ascunt of disease and lee of the teeth
existing among the clam ..f men offering I No old Stock to work oft but all Fresh and New
themselves It became a cause of re- at Primo to suit.
j.euon of itself in great number,. As ; tat stows rasa Me, roe Rebar aala Mtfata
far as in'Imir:es went 1 was led t., trace it i Remember thy tlt: n.-• a, the Swears, Oast to Bingham'. Restaurant.
to the excessive tea drinking indulced in
by the working classes in the 'na:oufac-
TFROM 15c. UP.
Luring. towns, end tilts •eat in all
through the day, whether with food or
not. Io tact, instead of ;, o'clo:k tea
being the ineettinn of the upper classes,
tt was found to exist to an injurious ex-
tent in the working classes lone before
that time. Tea seems t.. have • peculiar
tendency to cause byper:emis in the
tooth sacs, telling t•- Iiflamluation, and,
*venially, abscess of the fang, with, of
c,uree, denttalgla at every stare.
WLether *ht. special tendency was des
to thein* ur tar.tt1,, havlug an elective
affinity fur dentine it is not pcssible for
me to ay, It would be curious to know
if medical men, practicing in seek menu -
factorials/ .ii.tri.c.a, bad observed the
deterioration of teeth to be coincident
with tea dunking.
Graceful round bats, for church and
for driving in the country, have wide
brims, tarried high up on one side. and
famed with dark moss erten. goldeu
brown, or blacic velvet. They are
trimmed outside wt;a *earls of silk net.
the ends of which fall to the waist at the
back. In front, and iocliniug tcwards
the left side, are sprays .of dark red roses
and foliage, veiled with the net, this
trimmuii being ue.d with a black velvet
facing. Rtth olive or aloes facings are
e arlaod• of primroses or jun, intim.
(larden-party hate are made of leghurn,
trimmed with Nortn•ody lase and
wreaths of blush roses. Bonnets of
point d'aeprit net over wire foundations,
trimmed with.L.11•pleated standing bills
set up io front, are very ,-h:•, the Lau
int.rntiogled with delicate crape flowers.
Gypsy bonnets, with peaked ironts.m•de
of rich lace ret the more expensive kinds,
with bee coat end parasol two match, ars
easily additions to summer toilet&
deeigaed for s *Mal dress occasion*.
taraslag raise.
During the house-cleaning s*eson the
washtng'.1 the paint is of great impott-
anms to Pets housewife. Whore cleoid*.
sees is the only thing desired, there are
a Oember of laburneeing seep powders
le the market that will do the work well,
with very little hard work on the art of
the femme ifs, tat, anfortso•tely, the
psalms number of them metals sod•,snd
em for this reason (.juriess to the past.
Suds Man exoelient thing to rano
dirt, but with the dirt it a too apt to
make the paint ; therefore, if a wo•ae
wishes to keep bar paint looking nice,
she will got nes soda as aa nsw,MaL
A Minneapolis eminent paye it ia time
to ashes was mime for the Twin Cities,
as they will soon be woe If they don't
like the name 1iie.ps.l, whisk las al-
ready hem s.grr4ed, let them waitfew
pees and the •ppeopfia'teassi .04 thelium
Nnrthweet Chicago will suggest itself to
.isrybed,. --Chime Tri►u/a
The life-giving properties of Ayer'.
dermnprifls M.. established 1te wall-
.eserregd r..*M.
i , clad meds it the most
sroitmal nod repela bleed pennies gt
the day. Por all thesemis ef the stomach,
WO, mid kidmi.ys, this remedy bee am
el•ar. Prime $1.
OUR ! FLOIJR!
The new full Rnflor Hills at Port Albert ming the
Tr A TEST & BEST MACHINERY
will be running about taw• 28th of February. Farmer', cor
duly inv.te,l to give theta ft trial.
CHOPPING DONE EVERY DAY'.
JAMES MAHAFPY, Proprietor.
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