The Huron Signal, 1889-7-5, Page 3THS HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JULY 5,1(0
IN (WAKDED WIIISPERS.t
,, .mal coo:,
ler Lades...
y to
11 to shopkeeper. '•I: mint he •.m•-
COONEY THE FOX TALKS WiTH tlfl!oriel;[ ;reale('`.1' 1 aw m.oc prepered ter this
CORDER BOLAND. fare we •e r• Ise tt,e nods' of the
••t boot ware end I deet ku•,w what will
•ee.•we •.1 uta noless I get tutu a this
The Cresta •urines eaddrsdy •ppean b •uiutuer Jr•tr •
Ceara at ra.wcu, are Ssanrr tshap, nil. tematk, mad. in 0111 of our
peau--Qlsat segos lays.( •tire sh..pi she:* everythit.e; acanthi,♦'ust ►e,., .lune oo.-1 gang Carlon .at i.. In. had, se: use Ili; akiu1.
Otiose par.•cu own the cottage in whict Whet to the demos' tante t•f a drew 1
JIr. Cronin was murler_l,deoleres two met Hail ladies ariue that it Melee little
mune to the cottage yesterday and threaten' Ls...enc. relies we wear. If Ile Is rattrrr
ed hint with death if h. should ideatif) • warm we shall suffer whether robed it.
Martin Burke, nom easier arrear at Wias�, ..a„rn. a :t•n. or eel. 1 Late been try•
1'e use rayruwwa�, w tth the result that I
Lea
ectal noosed Jury will probably fin oa,.• Wader ulsevtriy, at d cats I.ritttelf•
. tat -morrow haudinq Jr, a fes in .at• •hat t•,ull.td is the c.•,1est material
dinnueuts Itis probable John F. Iegg
an Pale :k Cooney, Burke'✓ partnet, nett ' ' tor a euwunrr dress I trust my
i.e iu the let. Alexander Sullivan a friend -.atra.ent wi•1 an wage a ''valuer" iu
try they de not tear hia indict meet, yet then "" t`•a:`.t.
is&strong teeliug that atrne hal will be foam Foulard is abort as this. a silk as is
against the ex President of :he Lan ....1 iF iturey: 1•. is to le had tr. every
League. So much evidvuce lime heist lug .,•..r:, •lat!r p:esu and de.,. i.ed. It ir
before the o:ruin Jury regarding the tate % ,,,, 1..y.,I • a crw fabrt•:. but its Revd
working, of the Clan-na•Gae1 that it is be , r...t trier •u„•':ly knowu and
lwtcd :i.e (.raa4Jury Liss male a!, it•l.oin
to °a."'" oetadr•g act. 1`oe "ma."'p 1''i•uat.J. it ie the sort of thing that
U't+ellirs.�, }Cas buss ••leaking right aloal '1: • is u'rua into a s:luple ,.,eau and a
es,/ +t ;mid* I, v"+ • Jitney to oil tight For m• riling, ••:r it Illy be
noon. . at, tdiy ne 6 oett/tl} trinow«.bud fancifully fashioned
AI► mw who has been _....ed tret 010 it d• Jtiat Ike thing f••r rtrut.g wear.
iwtuissr ..f murder casts whs,n`.owpirscy if say tIiag is cud, touierd a cool. It
tat figured largely, and it is a noteworthy t, .,s n..t chin„ it t.. extreio,.:r light in
fit that hit clients have gnre:aliy w,.red •,idbt,o R.,uirr*. lout a %cry thin liu-
teemrrlr.s by telling what they knew
obulliv:to knmrs it win be .gage eteougg t. •'g and n xt be rather ce,•pieuou. o
hang hit.. et the to,timouy a:roa.ty emelt n 1.-. t :til ..: the desire of the
lie age:u.t nim, at, there w u, merit iu hit r t.
being sting/ orn. There is not a French 'remote in P.sris
lion t'uugu.0 will not be gazed tt ••o,• dor, not pour- a f.•ulud ties. i'
•'s..ueal, tout eunu411 is kawwo of bile an.' he hr • "neaten mosey to hit!' ere, and it
his cooeectr•u situ the murder of Cronin s r Mod. to its so sdered at tbar Awcri
to justify file prophecy that i if anyone b •,,, 14di-, base to t more general',hanged he will Le otie of the lot. Tbt d y.ted its iss.
Illinois t on•pirrecy law u • fearful weapon,
am: in t.,ta use the sate w i'.1. car it for aU F allude this season are trade in the
it it worth. No ditheeIty r, npprehende.+ • % l: • r srrehty 'entreaty. -ft. tact,all t ,e
iu inducing J1crk• to troaf-ew waw he comet sun. torr Orem,' f,.r .•tduraty wear are
beck. u. oho it this taehiol:, •ltnougit •the
The men who stand • chance of being u,udertt Whets lists fins succeeded in varying
on tri.: for ti,e u,ur.irr of Croatia an and adding to the simple empire dress to
r•nie1 Coe;J.fiot, Frank W„dru3, Marttn ,..h au exttat that it is d. ul•tful tf its
Burke, }'.+trtyk Coney 'whrocaught!, ;,.twee es trues ateiu rectegntze it to its
begirt and peetibly Alexaaler $ullivau.
The t.ran.i Jary today emunieed Edward piw.i.t "tit*
Spelltnan, the Peoria distiller mad district Vety thin linings are d,•sirible at this
officer 4.1 toe Clan -ea -Gael. )Jr. Spellman 0Atom of tin year, and ladies lab r un -
was calk: in to be examined al.utt the al- der the tt.p»wion that silk is the best
kged disi..tndine of ('amt l) since the mark .ua•rnal to tae for this purpose 1 ad-
der. Ile told tele Grand Jure the camp bat v,wste that a thin cotton ie better for •
not beet it'ishandedt. He eaiJ the res? rJs of +sit 1it`tu¢, wen, u: a for fouodatiet
the camp had not been destroyed and that.kiru Wk u Moro comfortable, even for
my records pertaining to the camp were a c,itcoi (teases, and :. used b those who
the d' 1 of the Grand Jury. y
Ji. •1. Lyon ex -police it:stice, was exam roti l!'atd LiliTuiuty.
Led in rear 1 to the bogus aw.uit trie i be .
fore him jirb•bicb l•r. Cronin was a wittsas. Ceilys Crae t. P. C 1.
The suit was a trumped up affair, the sols
oLjeet of wt`I.h wet to place Cue doctor os Kiduiy t. •mplaiat stet !sed stomach
the witness sand so boat on cri.uwxami• :ro•Yhitet me 1.r Tatra. t`ct I was c orad
0.tiot hi, life from early boyhood could be by eking lets that' our nettle of Bar -
gone nye: Seek Blood bitters. f'•,r toy present
Sohn 1'. Begg.. Senior Guardun o' ,used heath I owe my thrt..s to li.11 B ,
Camp .'(t 11'u•" -Gael, w•ao was arrested eritts James Gorman. Sett.
Tuesday. was today allowed t•• see report
era. Ile .ieuied that he haa timated and
mid that i.e had nothing t+. te.t. He c:aim Tea Mari 111.•taz.
ed his treatment 17 the pnitce ears brutet,
and Mat the police had not oiere i tae IH A if trrltes se f•-,. ars
slightest es:use for his detention, wheel% r ; OSd. ate itupuisitr, they would
be deoia:e I was theta:. Be.•.;s attril.ute ,use wueh charm if thee sere not ; they
his arrtst t.. the n:a,:hiastiota of a 1)0a snake their dear tore hu.:,lred friends,
po:itkiaL.
an.! every titer tney tutrt and every -
,
very• the they teat: they kiss our
-1E L'B►°lAL PI:Aim.. h •the• The dear eve h•:mired, or the
.s ..f them, drop out of daily life as
roar Thee.nad People t.atrer at tit Le years eo on, and are replaced by
lomat. Yem..Hraltea.there, al:o the t.a:;it Ct'.•-is on until
Toronto, July 1. -The lie:.ru:3pixie or new y u may see women kissing each
Saturday a as attended by three or fowl other •everywhere. i❑ care. et railway
tt•vusand people. sir Richard Cartwright atc,,,,a, in all y.ui.'tc places. Women
Hoo. Hudy, Hoa t,. W. Ross. Hon too whit ars it t triruds,
but who have
Chas. 117 urv, H. secretary (.tt»on watt
an.ou`` tier iff:stin vi`.11yd ,;nests. Mr. [Stake only the barest ac .maintance with each
and Mr. Jlewat were ueavoidatly anent e't'her ; l'ethal-a tl,.t wet a week ago for
but Rich.1, was the principal speaker. 11. the first time. Many who never offer
devoted a , ttsideaab,a poa of his addr,s salutes alt.•r this fashion submit to them
too • resume of the •'tnt•iuities' of the ['o with au ihoratd protest, lest they Lt
minion (.overtinent at its last sessionof par th••echt disc,.urte. us in refusing.
L.:neat La i gs .:rally turonoh its whole ad ;1 sensitive, delicate lady told me that
'A.. noir..:r•n. Though iu the moods! .he was forced to live fee some time in a
•
a:. the feere. parliament .le an:elsliestart b.ardin;-house where there were free' uent
..1 out by swing, the Reformers ha
t ci.u,trts It was ons of the annoyances
aow nide: their control every imp -erten; of ter s thatahs was so often oh:iged
iacaI Erb s:atore in the Dominion of Canada
front the .ltlaatic to the summits of th, to submit to this disagreeable contact,
cocky eIountaina •' one of the tenet in:por or be c••unted rude. She said in the
tont of a..ieh. sir Richard went on, oat case of one wumat when, she particular -
native toe ince of Ontario Las been hel. 'y did net Like. she dreaded for days the
and most suecesttfully admintstered for i time of her departure. expecting she
looter period than any administration what mut receive her go ed•by kiss. But, as
ever, se nether Retort o r (onservative, ha she put it in her bright way,•'Protidence
ever htLi poser in any province. The kindiy interfered in my behalf,and made
lau7atwu : Canada and of Canadians 11 in. i:1 in led just then.., I did not see
Canaltaus. it tut loyal set tinrent was re the woman when she left the house."
fined to. A !Scotch clergyman had one. D. art :hick I counsel any unkind
Loped " that Providence would cave th•
cmere$stua to barer good conceit nye, feelueg toward others : far from it. Only
them.e,yes Ne doubt a certain amotm remember, $ kiss is the noon sacred si
of such sea -glorification was a tory goa•pf'rwien '•f Love which you can Sive to
thing. ltAur mother, or your sister, ,.r your
The imposition of a 2 -cent post.ga en a'dMrest friend ; and I tell you now what
c.ty letter* in place of 1 cent as fraserlyll know to be true, that really refined
was aiiother pant •cored by sir Richard'wonten, as they grow older, grow chary
•':�"ithia years," the orator continued, 1 scattering such gifts right and left to
"we have treoled our total debt, our tot i sary chance ac. u.Intance.
taxation, our total expenditure. l' ithitAarr I, m message may Lir packed
that time nes have barely added ;,tl per ccatiiato that ot.e w,ed. ►.getpressite n its
to nur population. Tbc expenditure ha: mtwrtn use, D,n't."
Ah.nfote been four or :ire times great..
a our iucreaee In population. At slit
most our population was 4,46,/1r1.1." Ly •elesetall.
figures sir Richard went on to demonstrate After .uffering for three weeks from
that Canada had lost between I!(SI and 1K!tt Cholera Ir.faotum so that I was not ex-
po fru than thrus•fourtls of a million is pelted to lire, •ted, at the time, would
her population. even have been glad had de eth called me,
For himself, he said, he desired them tt
understand that ha had no apology to maks .o great was my satferin¢. • friend re -
and no excuse to offer fes his action on the a•mmeided Dr Fowlers Extract of Wild
,le•ait F.statee Act, and he stood prepares Strawberry, which acted like magic on
to defend the action be tnok either here on my system. Bet for this medicine I
bef:•re any asusmbly in the country. [Ap would not be alive now. John W And•
please.] He might be charged with sup shaw, 393 St Paul Si,.Montreal, P.Q 2
porting the policy of Sir John Macdonald
Once or twig• before he had found himself A corresp•,ndent 15112 ao interesting
in accord with the (,os-ernment of Sir Jobs •tnry of J[r W D Howell's grandm other,
Not long ago he tact his vote with that Gov who wits a charming old Welsh IaJy,pmne
eremites on the goeetioa of the execution a
Louis Kiel. He found himself eenatrainec 10 misplace her "It's.- She was d•,obt-
ta, tote as he did. notwithstanding that the 'til tonus the pmt anetation of • young
unfortonete Mets were driven to ineurrsc ady's name. so she asked. her: "is
tion by the, allow neglect of the I:overnmewi your name Eden or Helen i" "Helen,"
n1 sir John Macdonald. He admitted that .aid the lady. "Oh, We Ellen, is it. 1
Own nen who hen[ supported Sir John is tlw■ys thought it wa H.I.n.- "Bat at
his policy of unjust interference with the pro .g Helen -not Elea " "Just pow you
•ince• of Manitoba ant ()nuns actse,yjd Elton." ''No, I said Fill..," is
lly in demanding a similar •is•llew •.n.pted the lady. "li:llen.' asid tn.
ase. o Iso act of fin 1.•g •late.. d �l lsisdmnther, triumphantly ;
logicaEt1sn-
b.c, but h•lw eoald b. aad res redi� a I said at first. I always like to
body of the Liberal Part who had stead•]
Ily fought fox provright' go hacA;� Pe „ ••"mot in calling people by
on their own coarsef How ..old they,; gyp•
be repeated. tab $ diffeteat emirs, feao'
what they had? Say fifer a • type of catarrh having
Nlisliar symptoms. It ie attended by an
keener ssrp-s•esa, •flamed condition et the lining mem-
K'ies_Cyrano 1 •m can yIneng grew, wanes .1 the n,rtrila, t.ard•et• and
mors is Lecomtag a.rioor in his attaotinas M 1 `east, affecting the lungs. An acrid
oar Susi* i ammo Is•ecreted,the disehargeisseeaw-
Huelia•d-Neemsna•! What makes yes' *stied with • burning sensation, There
think so' w avers spawns of messing, frequent
" He wears •new s•ektis every time his %tacks of headache, watery sad inAame-
eouasa"d eyes. Kly'a Cream Balm e a reuse-
" Do yea think Regis esu anything res ly that clan be depended upon. Wets.
bum Y' .s druggists ;
1 know she dim. f4hs heat's seise an 'a' by "tail, registered, ttf)ota
egY Bevth•n , Druggists, Owego. New
.etas this tlprief
svedtag aad 1.5..
Rudy the moronity of feeding : the
.hole u aster of pre5t is deteraerued by
it 1•uu cannot feed large breeds as
utuch as the small ...nee •uhout dauger
f t'.&ir getting to., fat. 'There u 11
a.ty but to feed each breed acourdiug to
its r.gtiiretuent. Whether real or tint•
odd, doere is au advauta,Is t.. be trained
• s' the producer, in sending eggs to USAir-
ILIA.
arkat, with regard to uniformity es to aim
and cider, putting all the buff colored in
•.tio package and the white to another,
end all ab ores the saute size, either ,urge
or smnll. 1'bu deference to the Boston
market .• Iheee t • five cents oyer eggs
put up is.discnntivately. There is ala.. a
preference iu the market for the huff
cel••red nos.
If yru want good eggs ybu roust fwd
for them. Curti 11110. best food to keep
up or make fat. It is tog hcatit`g for
'.wort chickens. Feed theta at firer, say
r . i ibt days, with lighter food, alio
dt%0 ureal as t' ey gnaw older.
In toutldiog for heel, build cheaply ;
teat loosely se to cracks and expo euros to
•roots. Ion as cheaply as : ou can secure
fred.,ut from storms and winds. Secure
reenhation without exposure 11• %irafte
unmedtately ou the fowls. .1 creat
amount of glass al:•,ut buildings is not
eecessary, suit it fess in cold. Have
enough light and min, but not t.... mutt!'
AIM to lot to the cold. Make the
roosts end all appo.teuances of fowl
he
uses p.4tah'0, .o that ; o.0 can readily
and rattly' Clean 'th:lr pens theruu:;hly
an•i whitewash them.
Pay particular attention to keeping
the manure iu esti,. "r salt., t. erect
t•• t,retrut r..peration, and keep ass -
:segs or boxes 111 •role place away from
tt:r pets, to avoid breeding; sickness iu
the fowls. Add al•aorbeut., such as
plaster, earth, or 'neck. 1) • n••t net
sabots of lime with herr manure as an ab
embers.
tlhltgg toed.
Mr Wm. Munn. of Ottawa, O ,t.,
writes : 1 have seed Dr Fowler's Ex-
tract .4 Wiid Slirasberry ui my fannly
with the very beat results. I recons-
. aloud
oc ,n, -
.mend it to my friends and think it the
hest inedietnu is nae for all sumo e
complaint., diarrlstea, dysentery, utc.
Mow /.'.napier .henna etre Is trade.
l'rmoi.ur, formerly and Jess correctly
written cautphsre, is a cs i crrte juioe
oloetly obtained from two, Asiatic neer.
The Japabete make the camphor of mean
[tierce as follows : After a tree is to led
t.• the earth it is Cut nil.chips, which are
I e:.t to a tub or a large tout parttialty tilled
wi:h water, avid planed oeer a *hoe fire.
Tnruuith t..lea in the henries of the tub
steam slowly rises, atoll beams; the chip.
.s. use oil and camphor. Of course the
tub Trjib the chips ham a close!; anted
coot•.. From this corer a hawk., pipe
Je.ds to et succession of ether tubes slit%
bambooamntcttone, Cud the brat of these
tubes is uitided into two compartments
nue abete the ether, the divti nig flour
bring perforated with small holes to al-
iuw the slater to peas to iiia lowest emu -
pertinent. The upper compartment,
supplied with a straw layer, catches the
camphor in crystals an deposit gait parses
throu. h the ceeling process. The cam-
phor.is then tej.erated front the straa-
psciced in wowiru tubs, .Cid is toady for
market. Tula oil is used by the natives.
for illututu•tin t and other purposes.
The apecisl mora: and physical quatlties
of camphor are said to Le stupidity and
brutality. -Christian at Werk.
Nal 1
Fin , no ✓tat in baying to•tJ tine, bus
try the veal Kidney and Liver retuJa
•o , made by 1)r. Chase, autho• ..f
l hu, a rite pan. Try Chase'. L'ver
lure for all d teases at the Liver, Kid
ret y., tftuseack and Bowels. Sold by all
Jtuggosta -
The d .tresis, g paleness so often ob-
served to young girls and women. ts dot
in a great mesee•a to a lae& ..t the red
corpuscles iu the blood. To remedy
this requires • medicine which pr.,luoes
these ueowaary little bluod coustitueuu,
sod the beat yet discovered is Juhneou's
Touie Bitten. }'rice re) cents, and $1
per betlle'at Geode's drug store, Albin
bluck, liuderrch. Sulu agent, (bJ
RIttwED AND Rxsxwtw.-The stock
of statioery, including note, letter and
account papers, envelopes, and in tact,
all c'::.•aa of printing parrs has just
been r-;drni.hed at Tip. amssL. An-
other large lot to arriv.• in $ day or two
and more to fo1;.,w• 1r you want some-
thing neat and hominess like 111 (Ace
stationery, call If you want a card or
menhir 1•ritio d its the latest •tyle, call
it Tti a It..s.tt. steam printing h. use,
North St.
The rites and ceremonies of M ohsat-
nted.olsit aro s'osrry.•.I he the &doyen
Hindca•e of the, Leith who have just
reached New Yeek.
The Wo.: !Artemisia' Remedy Beer ding.►
Ch.!. ,..- 1: ✓•-nun 111114 ,Karts and do. •
0 , l ..:rr. lu•al proof 1..•tuw.
EE'!DALL'S SPAVE4 CURE.
0.7!,C • • remit Y. 1 SvTPtn,
1n.an.r
C:zrtLse Tar �.c� lune ma r2att Sawa
ad. I(- Z. Sz,nat .00. D. lr.:_. =:..r. ?•. 3ms.
Liar Mrs : 1 trate stenosremrc Kerr
lairs a9seln Coln t•. the Emildotes -tom, •
a'osid0 1x e.. la lierec-rq.teneIty. 1 thick it b
•v ee ottbe f.e.t :t:ttr,eete e� aaru. 1111.0 Amid A
Y. riy inside. for tare.. yearn.
Loge. tzL:y Cull. G. Surra
KE D tLL'S SPAM CURE.
8•n•�I•y.: V. T., Novemtx r
Dee. n. J,
U•• Dire • 1 destrc le stye ret tom- em-✓lel n: nor
o
e,.• •l pllaten or) our Netr:m.l'. $lee,: l ir✓. 1 hs.y
T..t te t.•' 1.n.%ene.s, Stift Jtlet• aad
Sp.vina, egad I lease •ural ,1 a goreour,u-
sq.) `...,•semi: r•i 1t to 4814ur.e A`t.:.
Yalta truly. .1. R. nn arty.
REIDALL'S SPAM CURE.
mere I t':err. cc coo, Mao, .s.e. 111.1,4.
D'_:!,..Yrr.aLt, Co.
:au
o, : T f. el It la, dory teary w•h•t 1)5..4.5
with your T•n te:Ws Starts caro. I bare .&real
tereMp-fse tuxsoa 'Met Lao t'paei ,, tea 4
Iitag 214.. etre aNtrtrd •+1th tljj tired and
set,actJSlt(Jew. atnc.Ilaw. t...dtot .4your
t«.•'US matt 10,1eu [Al tl.e utrtetto s, 1 .wise never
kat 1 GA., n. un1 •Itit1.
Tears t. ett.
A,.rarer Travrw.
1.+.•tm
K NDALL'S sPacri CURE.
resent roar lie nery1ryry..gig :tans* .1,71-1r. AU near -
rare... ores. 1* for you. or 1: eta Lir meat
ad,'teus na peetps cd 1.i'., `,r the
Sia. L. LC' cl lir t ragits.
SOLD BY ALL DICC601ST'..
A ti.11d Fart. `^.',:-,. lo._; r .- .�,1-.• .-•- ,_,.�
Three years ago I had liver complaint 1 jnsr v..lr yt �' +'.
at..l it,d:oes:tt,n. Nothing did me any
e.....1 until 1 tried Burdock Blood !Sitters, C• P, it., BOOM
three bottles of which cored me. I shall
nae B. B. B. as rely medicine. Jahn TOWN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
Floyd, Barnesville, N. B. B. B. B. re-
gulates the liver.
6100 AND UPWARDS
The English Bishop of Dmldnetor/116- st111.\ v ani rg.- number rhe f Rinses a Lets
tests against the growing desire on the eP. Darts
titthrTmrn-�'�=MAL1:fp1:
part of young girls to be continued in Xis is the time 10 .r,•iitr property before
elab.,rate and showy costutpes. lir the Big Rush. The 1'. P. i;. it .umlutf sure.
thinks it ■mistake for thein to present 'end in a short time prier will have advanced
1' beyond the reach o1 many.
themselves as brides and iu all the finery Gall and see List and !'rices before perches -
of fashionable life at the t me when they in eluswbere•
are solemnly to renounce the pumps u:d II. RADCLIFFE.
Reel R_state and (;,neral inenrsnce Agent
canine. of the world. .ind most sou- 0111. West -:q.. third dour from .quare, t•. P.
sible people will sores with him. R lieu, It1 Ticket and Telegraph Office. 61-11.
as the Bishop rays, people• in abject
poverty send tnsrrdaughters to c,nbrm•
anon tricked tut to false pearls and 1 E N VELO FJI S
other cheap crw-yaws, and when the
daughters o•1 the well-to-do come decked
out in a ball -room costume, it i. time to
protest. In France the evil has gone
very far, and many • poor peasant is
plunged hopelessly into debt through
the purchase of expensive coofirmatioo•
notate. A French fashion paper recent-
ly described the gowns worn by certain
candidates for c•er.tinnation as extremely
"coquettish." Fashton always aeba.es
religion . but when it th•os materializes
the minds of the young, itis commit -
Bug a criminal acts.
A KeweaD-t)t one dozen "Treace
*1" to any one sending the best four lin-
rhyme on 'T•Asettar.•' the remarkable
little gem for the Teeth and l.'atl.. Ask
y .a druilust ur address
The latest L radon notion is the es-
tablishment ..f an Elsmerian Church,
which shall do in reality what Mn
Ward's hero did -in her mind. But it
won't work. Similar experiments hare
been tried again and again, and they
have all ended in failure. A religion
cannot be established on a hook ; even
Christianity was not founded on • book,
bat 1.0 • life, and today it may be mod )rr'hants can let heir Rill Heade. Letter
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