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The Huron News-Record, 1891-07-08, Page 6Moll .rrn News-Recarc 1.699 YO42-4149 In AUvanee. . day July Stip, 1_391• BIBLICAL HISTORY RE, PEATED. A MODERN JONAH New Loudon, Conn., special to St. Louis Globe Democrat : The whaling vessel Star of the East ar- rived here yesterday, after a cruise of two years and a half in the South Atlantic waters. She had on board a man who is a veritable Jonah, having existed in a whale's belly thirty-six home. The man's statement is vouched for by the captain and crew of the vessel, and to -day he is an objet of great curiosity autuug the sailors. The m'in'a name is Jaines Bartley, and he hails from Bedford, where he was burn thirty-eight years ago. He has made two voyages floor this port ou the Star of the East, and notwlthetaudiug his last trip he says that he will. ship for auother voyage as soon as au oppor- tunity to do so offers itself. The strange story told by him is, in substance, as follows : Last February the Star of the East was in the vicinity of the Falkland lands searching for whales, which were very scarce. One morning the lookout sighted a whale about three miles away on the starboard quarter. Two boats, were manned and pat chase to the prey. In a shoat time one of the boats was near euough to enable the har- pooner to sued a spear into the whale whichpv ro ed to be an exceedingly large olio. With the shaft it its side the animal sounded and then sped away, dragging the boat after hilu with turrrible speed. He swain straight away about five tniles, when he tnrued and came bank almost directly toward the spot whet() he had been harpooned. The seeuud boat waited for him, and when but a short distance away from it ho arose to the surface. As snow as his back showed above the surface of the water the harpooner in the eecoud boat drove another spear into him, The pain appar- ently crazed the whale, for it thrashed about feartuily, and it was feared that the boats would be swamped and the crews drowned. Finally the whale swam away drag- ging the two boats after him. HE WENT ABOUT THREE MILES and sounded or sank, and his whereabouts could not bo exactly told. 'The lines attached to the harpoons were slack and the har- pooners began to slowly draw them in the tubs. As soon as they were taughtened the whale arose to the surface and best about with his tail in the maddest fashion. The boats atteinpted to get beyond the reach of the animal, which was apparent- ly in its death agonies, and he of , them succeeded, but the other was less fortunate. The whale struck it with his nose and upset it. The men were thrown into the water, and before the crew of the other boat -could pick them up one man was drowned and James Bartley had disappeared. When the whale became quiet from exhauetion the waters were searched for Bartley, but he could not be found, and, under the impression that he had been struck by the whale's tail and eunk to the bottom, the survivors rowed back to the ship. The whale was dead, and in a few hours the great body was lying by the ship's side and the men were busy with axes and. spades cutting through the flesh to secure the fat. They worked all day and a part of the night. They resumed operations the next fotenoou and were soon down in the stomach, which wastobe hoistad to the deck. The workmen were startled while laboring to clear it and to fasten the chain about it to discover something doubled up in it that gave spas- modic signs of life. The vaet pouch was hoisted to the deck and cut open, and inside was found the missing sailor, doubled up and unconscious. He was laid out on the deck and treated to a bath of sea water, which soon revived him, but his mind was not clear and he was placed in the captain's quarters, where he re- mained two weeks, a raving lunatic. He was carefully treated by the captain and officers of the ship, and bo finally began to get possession of his senses,' At the end of the third week he had entirely recover- ed' from the shock and resumed hie duties. • During his brief sojourn IN THE WHALE'S BELLY' Bartley's skin, where it was expos• ed to the action of the gastric juices, underwent a striking change. His face and hands were bleached to a deathly whiteness and the skin was wrinkled, giving the man the appearance of having been par- boiled. Bartley affirms that he world probably have lived inside his house of floss until he starved, for he lost his senses through fright and, rant .through, lack .of-Air-41es says that he remembere the senaa- tiou of being lifted into the air by the nose of ;hha wba16 and .ot frilling into thewater, tkte><1 there watt U. fearful rushing Pound, which he believed to be the beating of the water'by the whale's tail; then ho was encompassed' by a fearful dark - nese, and he felt himself slipping along a smooth passage of some sort that seemed to wove and carry him forward. This sensation lasted but an instant, then he felt that he had morn room. He felt about him, and his hands came ju contact with a yielding, elirny substance that seemed to shrink from his touch. It finally dawned upon him that he had been swallowed by the whale, and he was overcome with horror at the situation. He could breathe daily, but the .heat was terrible. It was not of a• scotching, stifling nature, but it seemed to open the pores of his akin and to draw out the vitality. He became very weak, and grew sick at his stomach. Ile kne-w that there was no hope of escape from his strange prison. Death stared him in the face, and he tried to look at it bravely, but the awful quiet, the fearful dark- ness, the horrible knowledge of his environments and the terrible heat finally overcame him, and he must have faiuted, for bo next remem- bered being in the captain's cabin. Bartley is not a man of a timid nature, but he says that it was many weeks before he could pas a night without haviug his sleep disturbed with harrowing dreaule of angry whales and the horrors of his fear- ful prison. THE SKIN ON THE ''ACE AND IIANDS of Bartley has never recovered its natural appearance. It is yellow and wrinkled and looks like old parchment. The health of the man does not seem to have been affected by his terrible experience ; lie is in splendid spirits and apparently fully enjoys all the blessings of life that comp his way. Tho whaling captains who sail from this port say they never knew a parallel case to this before. They say that it frequently occurs that men are swallowed by whales who become infuriated by the pain of the harpoon and attack the boats, but they have never known a man to go through the ordeal that Bartley did and tomo out alive. "Life is an ocean. Each one has his bark," Some have a bark they would gladly be rid of—a ceaseless, pert,ietent, deter- mined cough ! present by day not absent by night. If you take the wings of the morning and fly to the uttermost parts of the earth it will go with you I There is just one thing to do : begin a thorough treatment with Dr. Pierce'e Medical Die - o -very, and the problem is solved? You will wonder wi.ere it has gone and when it went ! The picture is not overdrawn —Joldr, Lasering and obstinate coughs, and even;Con iimpt on, in its early stages, vield to this p•>tent tregetable compound. Large bottles one dollar, at druguiatt, and guarantee to ben,.fit t,r onre, le every m'se, or money reiuroed by its makers, I Mayor McShane, of Montreal, who is a devoted Roman Catholic, will lay the corner stone of the new Methodist church at Point St. Charles. THE USUAL WAY. The usual way is to neglect bad blond until _,oils, blotches and sores make its presence forcibly known : Every wise person ought to he careful to purify the blond by using the best blond purifi and tonic, Burdark Blood Bitters. I purifying power is unrivalled. --A barn of Mr. I-tobert Gilpin's, near Thornton, was being raised up to put new sills under it, when the supporta slipped from underneath one side and the barn fell, crush- ing Thomas Chapman and James McLellan. Chapman died instant- ly and McLellan lingered a short tim e, PHYSICIANS MEET with DO more common or daniierrus mal- ady than Catarrh. It begins with a cold in the bead, of:en resists all forme of treat"ieot, and runs from simple irrita- ton of the mucous membrane to chronic inflammation and d.etruotive ulceration. Before Cl ark's Catarrh Cure Wes kuown the doctors adopted a long constitution- al treatmeut with their patients, but now they recommend them to go to th 1 drug= met and get a package of Clark's Catarrh Cure. When the druggist oannotsupply, the remedy will he sent by mail on re- oeipt of 50 cents. Clark Chemical Co. Toronto, New York. —Wm. Cathro, a Toronto con- tractor, and Robert Wood had an exciting contest with a black hear the other day in the nickel regions of Algoma. The othor day they were crossing Lake Wahnapitaeping in a canon and encountered bruin swimming across a narrow channel. They attacked the animal with the only weapon they had, an axe. Mr. Cathro struck the brute on the head with the pole of the axe, smashing the skull, but unfortunate- ly they let • the axe drop into the water. The enraged animal at- tacked them end all they could do was to shove him off with the paddle when he came near the canoe. Gradually they got him to the shore, where Mr. Cathro at- tacked him with atones but the animal escaped. THE AUSTRALIAN COMMON- WEALTH. The Australian Commonwealth will -have grand results but the results of using Burdock Blood Bitters for diseases of the atomaoh, liver, bowels and blood eurpssa all expeotatione. Dyspepsia, .Bearlaeherleilirmanesersornfoltrrelet; " are' promptly cured by B. B. B. Anusol; TO MoPiltas, •Aro ,ea dlstnrat 1.2440ltb4t .and broken of YearAlston* by a siek child sulterlog and (trying with pain of Optling Weuth 2 If so send st once slat; got a bottle of -"Mrs, Wtnslow'd Seething Syrup" tor4 Qbtldren Teeth. Itk value is ,ineatanlabtoa t will rolloye t1spoo ,iitttssntferstlaiMedlately. Depend open it, mothers; there is no Militias about it. It sures Dysentery and Diarrheas, regulates the stoning; andbowels, cnrq@. Wind Collo, softens the game, reduces inThuumatien, and gtvotl tone end energy to the whole system. r`Mr i. Winetow'e Soolbing Syrup" for ohiidren teething la pleasant to the taste and le this preeerletion of one of the oldest and best female pbystolape and nurses in the United States, audio for sale by all dnigglst's throughout the world. Price 25 cents a bottle. Be sure and sok for "Mae. WZNSLOW's So'TnIno .9TEDP," and take no other kind. 654 Ttvo young girls who wore found guilsy at Toronto the other day of habitual prostitution with Chinamen, have been sentenced to the girls' Industrial Home. MANY LADIES have written that Clark's Cntarrli Cure has relieved them, restoring perfectly every seoae. Through gratitude they have consented that their names be pub- liehed. Yet the Clark Cheuti;al Co. will riot use this means to advertise their remedy. They .vill not parade the suf- fering of any one, or invade the snored privacy of any barna•. Any s• fferer from Catarrh will recommend Clark's Catarrh Cure, anti that good word is wnr'th more than the pabh,hed certifini'e. Clark Ceecnioal'Cu., Toronto. New York. —Lady Macdonald has been rais- ed to the peerage. STUBBORN CfU1-LDREN readily take Dr. Low's Worm syrup. It pleases the children and destroys the worm. —The House of Commons voted down by 72 to 50 a motion to ad- journ on Dominion Day. • Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India mission• ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Couu imption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung AtIcetlr,ns, also a positive and radical euro for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful onrativo powers 1n thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty to make it known n ,n to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive aud a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe. in Gorman, French or English, with full directions for preparing 1 P 5 andusing, Soot by mall bv; addressing with sterol), naming this pater. W. A. NuyES, 820 Put ars' Bl•ml;, Jtocheeter, N.Y. 059 -y —Mr. Adam Brown assumed the duties of Hamilton's postmaster July 2nd, TIIE RED COLOR of the blood is caused by the iron it contains. Supply the iron when lacking by using Milburn's Beef, Iron and Wine. --Mies Dollie Weir, adopted daughter of Stephen Backus of Tyr- connell, and daughter of Mrs. Weir, Port Stanley, was struck in the side of the head by the seat of a swing in .which two men were swinging. She was knocked unconscious, blood flowing from both ears. The phys- ician afterwards found that the bone of the skull was fractured and her recovery is not probable. UNBEARABLE PAIN. DEAR SIR,—I 'suffered for three days very severely from Summer Complaint, and could get no relief, but kept getting worse till the pain was altno•t unhear able, and I was very weak. After every- thing else had failed I tried Dr F•.,wler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. The first dose gate relief, and it did not fail to cure me. W M. T. GLYNN, V ilned, Out. HE'S THE BASHFUL ONE. Jailiairarialiaa•RIZL-A-ILV rra rra r r v CAT.: ..r.. unnaturally loth: tone: "1, Annie, take thee,; Horace, to be 4nyy lawful wredded wife," and, when. t.io time carne for hiw to introduce bis bride to porno of hie Mende who had not yet seeft her, he did it by saying, awkwardly : UAb, er--.Dlise Carter tide is my wife, Miee Barton," calling her by her maiden nate. Few mensay "my wife"easilyand naturally the fiat time they use the words in public. A funny case was that of a badly rattled bridegroom wbostared blauk• ly at the minister until asked if he took "this woman to be Itis lawful wedded wife," whet, he started sud- denly and hastily and said, io the blandest manner ; "Ab! beg pardon, were you speak- ing to mel" ' A village preacher said that Le once married a rural couple at the home of the L'ine's parents in the presence of a large company of in- vited aueate. The Lridegruom was a big, bony, reduced young fellow, who looked as though be could have felled_ an ox with his fist ; but he shivered and turned cold at the be- ginning of the ceremony, and at its close lie fell down iu a dead faint, to the manifest annoyance of his bride, who had been as cool as a cu- cumber. A \NICKED DENTIST. It was on the evening of the last day of March, that two young men were seated in a comfortable apart- ment in the — Hotel, Manchester, with a bottle of champagne before them. and cigars in their mouths. "To -morrow is the anniversary of toy birthday," spoke out Bob S--, at length. "Yes," was the reply of his coms panion, whose name was Bill 1I 'Ton know Old Dingley, that old wag of a dentist on — street," continued Bob. "Certainly," was the reply. "Well, one year ago, to -morrow; he played a — of a game on me. "Did he 1" "Yes, and to -morrow I mean to be up to him for the same trick." "How?" "You see this tooth 1" he replied, as he stretched open his mouth to the view of the other. "Well, it is a false one, and tomorrow I'll go to him with my face bundled up, and tell him I have got a decayed tooth which I want extracted, and have him pull out this false one." "Ha, ha, Ila 1" burst' out Bill, "drat will indeed be a good joke." So it was arranged that Bill should happen into the office at Kingley's the next morning at nine o'clock, that he might see the eport, and that Bob should arrive in a short time, ready for the operation They then took their departure from the hotel, each takiug the nearest course for his lodgings. "Good morning, Mr. Dingley," was the salutation of Bill li— the next morning after the con versa• tion alluded to above, as he entered that individual's office. "Gond_ nt:anlnn • take a neat ".tuna H:.... DEIO . OR, F. Given Away With Baking Powder. Best Offer Yet 1 See the lHam'some Organ, now on exhibition, ■l.OBnVON. - CLINTON.. 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Also Nervous Debility, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Ambition, Unfitness to Marry, Stunted Development, Loss of Power Pains in the Back, Night Emissions, Drain in Urine, Seminal Losses, Sleeplessness, Aversion to Society, Unfit for Study, Excessive Indus• gone, eta, eta Every bottle guaranteed. 20,000 sold yearly Address, enclosing stamp for treatise, J. E. HAZELTON, Graduated Pharmacist. 808 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. ' HAD TO MARRY THE GIRL. There was a lightning hitch made in Hamilton the other day. It was not the seine kind of a hitch that has made the Hamilton fire depart- ment famous ; it was a matrimonial hitch. The grootn was not anxious to have the ceremony performed, ant had only two choices to make, Either to marry the girl or go to jail. ile decided to accept tho girl. For 'any months Frank Smith, hostler the Dominion hotel, has been eeping company with a girl who rmerly worked at the hotel. The polish girl allowed her love for +rank to get the better of her judg- bent, and she strayed away from the right path. • Her parents uspected that she was in trouble, nd they considered that it would e the proper thing for the young nan to marry the girl. Yesterday afternoon the girl's unt and father went to the hotel, nd Frank was told that if he did of marry her he would be arrested. 'he aunt telephoned for Chief Mc- Kinnon. The chief was not in. )etective Reid went up to the hotel. When the young man saw bim enter the door the young man said : "All right; I'll marry the girl." Then everybody was happy except the groom. Taking a carriage the young peo- ple went away and got spliced. and when the time came for us to go down stairs to meet the bride and her attendants, he nearly had a fit, and he looked lilce a walking corpse all through the ceremony. I. had to keep saying, "Brace up old boy," and "Coyne, come, you've got to go down," to get him started at all ; and at the door he was idiotic enough to clutch at me and say : "Say, Fred, how would it do to have Mary and the preacher slip in here and have it all over before we go down at all ? I can't go through it before all that crowd." "Idiot!" I said briefly and point, edly enough to leave no doubt as to my meaning, "Mary won't come in here, and you will go down thie ins atant." He got through at last without doing or saying anything ridiculous, in which respect he was luckier than another stalwart bridegroom of my acquaintance, who was so dazed and overcome that Ile held out one of hie own fingers for the ring when the ministersaid : "With this ring I thea wed " Another bridegroom I knew lost his head to such a degree that when it carne time for bins to gay : "l, .loos;ane,:takeathee, tlnuie,.:,Anabastuay: lawful wedded wife,' he said, in an pun pain Len Lo sae raLse"JL!'tr. The doctor who was fifty years old, and wore spectacles, gave a look at the tooth, and seeing it was sound, could not at first conceive what should cause it to ache, and was about to speak, when a thought struck him. It was the first of April ! He gave another look at the tooth, and immediately perceiv- ed it was a false one, and that a trick was being practiced upon hint. "Now hold still, and be perfectly quiet," said the doctor. "I will," was the reply, "but he as quick as possible." The doctor took his instrument, and clapped it upon the tooth next the false one, which was it large double tooth, perfectly sound, he gave one tremendous jerk and it wan out. With a yell of agony, Bob sprang to his feet and screamed out— "Murder I Doctor, you've pulled the wrong tooth I" "Oh, no," quietly replied the doctor, wiping his instruments, "the one you told mo to extract I pulled out some ten months ago, and I thought you wouldn't want one tooth to go through such an exceed- ingly painful operation twice." Bob seized his hat, and from that day.,,he..11ae., ad tt.,luatus qts h_oiror, o f. Dr. Kingley. A NORTH "COONTRA" MAN. A farmer in Cumberland made his will, and in coming home he lost it at the door of a very rich old gentleman, whose whole thoughts were running upon money. The old fellow found it at his gate, and began to read it. He there found that the farmer was giving £500 to this person, and £1,000 to another, and a farm in a distant county to a third. The old man went in and aid, "Ay, ay, I alwaye thought this fellow knew how to look about him." In a few days the farmer came to tell him he was about to set up a manufactory, and to ask him for a loan of £500; the old fellow, who had the will in his head, complied without hesitation. In a few months the farmer became bankrupt, with- out a shilling to pay his creditors ; and the old man, on inquiry, found that the will was an entire fabrica- tio-n,.._an.&itatl, been dropped at -hie-- gate on purpose. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. CORRESPONDENCE. 14'e will at all times be pleased to receive items of netts from our sub- scribers. We want a good corres- pondent in every locality, nut already represented, to send us RELIABLE news,' SU 1f3 S Cit I EB EItS. Patrons who do not receive their paper regularly from the carrier or tlar)ugh their local post offices will confer a favor by reporting al this office at once. Subscriptions may commence at any time. ADVERTISERS. 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The subscriber having severed his connection with the Massey Company, desires to intimate that he has bean appointed agent for the well- known firm of FROST & WOOD, implement makers, of Smith's Falls, and will be pleased to 511 all orders in bis line ae heretofore. Will also keep on hand WILKINSON PLOWS, COLTER & SCOTT DRILLS, DISC HARROWS, and articles of like nature. WM. STANLEY, 647-6m Holmeaville and Clinton A NICE HOME AT A BARGAIN.—Eight acres of land with a select orchard of choice apple trees ; corn AT house and stables ; adjolninglGode- rtch township. Apply to B. L. DOYLE, Godes lch. 628-tf Ti EI CELEBRATED Ideal Washer ant[.yliringer._ TIIE REST IN TiiE MARKET Machines Allowed on Trial am also agent for all All Agricultural Implements Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill. • Call and see me. J. ■ WEIR, C UNION _ ro ',