The Huron News-Record, 1891-10-07, Page 6Oatarri
IS ablood disease, Until the poison. Is
expelled from the system, there eau
be Ito cure felt,,. this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is a thorough comets
ot Ayer's 8arsaparil1ae-tbe beet of all
blood purifiers. The eooner you begin
the better; delay is dangerous.
"' I was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. I tried various remedies,
and was treated by a number of physi-
cians, but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A.
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and com-
pletely restored my health." -Jesse M,
Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. C.
'When Ayer'eeersaparilla was rec-
ommended to me for catarrh, I was in-
clined to doubt its efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben-
efit, I had no faith that anything would
cure ine. I became emaciated from loss
of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense of amen, and
my system was badly deranged. I was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re-
ferred me to persons whom it had cured
of catarrh. After taking half a dozen
bottles of this medicine, I am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
-Charles II. Maloney, 113 Elver et.;
Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. -0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 121; six bottles, V. Worth $b a bottle.
The Huron News -Record
1.60 a Your -$1.25 in Advance.
'Wednesday Octr. '7th, 1891.
HOW THE DOCTOR DIAGN11S•
ED A CASE
'1 didn't know I ought to awkl1-
low him,' he replied, wide eyed and
anxious. 'Dentist pull tooth. He
88- to tea, "Spit blood here." Ido
like he tell me. Your doctor say
ver' bad for lungs, spit blood. Next
time I ewal'low him.'
"I helped another praetitiouer, in
good and- regular etauding, to ex-
amine a man's heart, He found a
pretty bad wheeze in the left side.
I had to nurse that man. He had
been on a bat, end alt on earth that
ailed him was that spree, but he got
treated for heart trouble. It scared
the man almoet to death.
"I'd learned' how a heart shuuld
souud, so one day I tried his, He
was in bed then, and it sounded all
right., se wheu the doctor cause in, I
-took him aside, and told him that 1
didn't waut to interfere, but that
mag was scaled about to death over
his heart, and it seemed to tee it
was all right -sounded like other
hearts -and his pulse was all right
too. Tho doctor was load as e
Match hare, though he had tuld nue
to make two or three tests, and keep
the record for hien against the time
ot his next visit. \Veit, to make a
long matter ahurt, the final discov-
ery was -the man don't know it
yet, and he is going around in dread
of dropping off any minute with
heart failure -that at the first exam-
ivation the man had only removed
his coat and vest, and his new sus-
pender on his starched shirt had
made the squeak. That is• a cold
fact, and the man paid over eighty
dollars for the treatment lie had for
his heart." -From "Common -Sense
in Surgery," by IlELEN 1f. GARUEx•
Fat, in Harper's .Magazine for Octo
ber,
"A. doctor and a surgeon may be
the scene pelsun,,' remarked he
philuoophical trainer, uraottl u:y,
rebut they 5)231010 it o. li yOlt Whine
—)a urn dugs du v. bun their ;'not
hurt alter a hunt -U1 if you ilnlp
or c.,Iut'kill, a iuctor guesses what
is the ;,,,11' t w lei, Vuu '''11,11 1,8
g,ts ; W :.ttw :,t:ytu 1f;lo'h
get„ •ti.• I:g.,1, :,110 ;II -3 ill luck,
and !. 1. •hlllr et.,lttu'. 111 1 Ile
Cta•-� '•i I"': 11 Ii 'y1C11, �, )00
80i13') „ 13.1:111 n-, , illl.a ;le is
10 i< •. 1,ruu,,,1 •t12-1 1111,11 look at
ye., ( ....I , \1,,. 0-' , epi cu,.r.8) to
gees, 33,1.•1 i1,1t1deiL„
Ilia ui• .tic,i p,.,:uii-ut and his
an �. .i i, ,i-ui ul•,,nt,i and en-
ter 1:,!11• i :.. .,.tl i .'etc. u+,tg' d him
to 40 OU.
-Nov( 3'211.:• •,1;3',:.,11 it is differ-
ent. utgt'ry li 33: I-Xlt't science.
Bnt,.rt• 1 ..r, k .lea pewee.' I was a
c.,o1Si.301 il) a nuspital. In
some ;.l !c. s -we are called trained
nil -e.8 III t)llr I,I 3Ct1 338 33''i' call•
ed nus' 33 i5 31u't;. '1'h ti'; Why
I m,1<e soul, a .,ilatiticiiun but ween
dect,.'3 3 an,l, 11I 3 one. I've, seen the
1•.30 t'•urk Fide 1,i sill,- su luug. I've
8.31: tirt,nieet mistakes
ut„u,', and 1 t ,t•t'n nti:,lakes that
were cul fut)h,j. 1•:t Peen post-
moltem eXnmluallune that would
have made a surghon ashamad th it
he had ever been horn, looked noon
by the doctor WLu irnattd the case
116 .Jot at all eii •lige,; didn't stagger
him a bit in id,'own codeiou of
grossest and Lis seientltiC kuuwlet?go
neat time. 1 it Welubl•i un.: ease.
It w•:ts 'a Japauu,t' buy. He was as
solid as a liitln 11x, but he told I)r.
G that he'd been taking a.
homteope this pi e?c, ipiion fur a cold.
That was enough for Dr. G —. A
red rag in the van of a bovine ani-
mal is nothing to the word'hunloeo•
pansy' to 1)r. G—. hydropathy.
gives him tits, .,11,1 eclecticism lilmost
lays him nut Net lung ago he eat
011 a j iry whici, sent a plan to pi lain
who hid ftil...1 .in a case of'inin,l-
cure..' 1'h it gave deep delight to
his 'teeelar'moue \Vel1, 1)r
qut•stioued the tittle Jap, who could
not speak g01)d English, 311111 Lad
the net (bled il,clinatiun to agree
with wlr.tever you say. Ever been
in Jape:. 1 No ! \Voll, they are a
droll lat. Always shrive to agree
with w hat you say or suggest
r' •1):d yu'l ever spit blood 1' asked
•Dr. Cl—, by and by, after he
could find nothing else wrung ex-
cept the little cold for which the
homcoopathie physician wus treating
the lloy.
•''Once,' replied that youthful
victiw.
WHOLESALE MURDER,
6wrdAPIG11 :C a! rR .W+.+a•�ki.W ya rFAC 14410.41 +"l iiR▪ G`+M+4,:oe .70,2410.7t H.ZR4 1•1.0iSiJ+rril.ar.'
Itis 'Bother 1laseed him for the door
With a pan in her ht+ltd he struck
ber a terrible blow on the back of
the head with a hatchet, sinking the
irun into her head to the handle.
She Sauk ids the floor without a
moan, and the son then plunged his
hunting knife into her breast three
times, wrapped the body in a quilt,
mounted his horse and started for
Mexico. The father returned from
his ru10e that night and the crime
was discovered. The murderer was
arraigned, and without a tremor or
the elightest indication of reworee,
pleaded guilty. Mr. Ray, the grey -
beaded fathtt of the yuuug murder-
er, has (aqua insane over the tor
rihle affair, auel his life is despaired
of.
11ON TIVENTY•ONE CHINAMEN \Vt1tlE
SLAUGHTERED IN COLD 113,000,
SAN FRANCISCO, Gal., Sept. 30. -
Thu country was startled font' years
a•,u by the report that the bodies of
twenty one Chinese had come float-
ing, down Snake river in Idaho.
A11 the bodies bore marks of gun-
shot wounds, and it was plain a ter-
rible tragedy had occurred. Vestal -
day the mystery was cleared up by
the receipt at the Chinese consulate
here of the confession of the father
of one of murderers, Hugh Mc-
Millan, now of Walla Walla, Wash-
iugton, who makes an affidavit re -
biting to facts given hien by his son
Robert, aged sixteen, just before the
latter's death. • The affidavit says :
"In April, 1887, my son Robert,
Bruce Dwane, J. T. Canfield, Maw
Larne, Frank Vaughan, Hiram
:,itlyuard and Carl Hughes were. in
a cattle camp, fouri miles from
Snake river. One day the whole
party started for the Chinese camp.
They were armed ,vith pistols and
\'\riucheeter rifles. Thirten Chipese
were in camp, The white nen di-
vided into two parties, and at a
given signal, fired upon the unarm-
ed Mongolians. Twelve were killed
and thrown into the river. Then
the murderers rubbed the camp.
They secured five sacks of gold dust,
each worth $1,100. One China-
man was wounded aed escaped.
The next day Evans and Vaughan
started mato see what had become
of him, as they feared he would re-
veal the crime. They found him
trying to escape in a boat, and they
dashed out his brains. Then they
went to the Chinese camp and saw
eight Chinese coming down the
river in a boat. They did not let
them land, and, being joined by
Canfield and Larne, all four opened
fire on the Chinamen and killed
them. Their bodies were tossed
into the river. Four men then
went up the river. to another camp,
where thirteen Chinamen were
mining, and shot down the de•
fenceless Chinese like dogs. Tho
bodies were cast into the river,
the carnp was looted, and gold
dust valued at $50,000 was secured.
My sun was only present at the first
murder, but he knew all the facts.
The scene of the tragedy was .:n the
Oregon side of Snake river in Wal-
lullacounty.”
"'Aha! we are getting at the root
of this matter now,' said Dr. G—.
'Now tell me truly. Be careful
Did you spit. Bloch blood 1'
"'Yes, sir; a good deal.'
."The doctor sniffed. He always
knew that a hornceopathie hutnbug
could Dot diagnose a case, and would
b:) likely to get just abunt as .Tear
the facie as a light cold would come
to tuberculosis.
"'How luug dill this last 1' he in -
quit ed
n•gaited )f the smiling boy.
"'1 think -it seems to me-'
'A half hour l' (period the doc-
tor ; 'twenty minutes 1'
"'I tl,iuk so. Yes, sir. About
half an .hour -twenty minutes,' re-
epou'led the obliging youth.
"I heard that talk. Common-
sense told me the boy's lungs were
all right ; but it was none of my
business, and so I watched him
treated, off and on, for lung trouble
.for: over sea--tuon:th.., .befote.f 1L..,go6:,:�
chance to ask him any questions.
Then I asked, incidentally,
"'What made you spit that blood
that time, Gild 1'
Vice -Consul Bee will send a
tianslotion of this confession to the
Chinese government.
A FLIicri N G ELDER.
CAUSES A SCANDAL BY 1IIa FONDNESS
FORA WIDOW.
Tile little hamlet uf Yrelwoud, in
the township of Nest Garnfr,xs,
bids fait' to Iuluiah rouodal ulunneis
with plenty et delectable fund, if
not au exciting divorce Cae0. A
church elder, who is also a J. P., is
said to have developed an extraot'•
dinary fondness for a buxom neigh-
boring widow, who is also a regular
and apparently devout churchgoer,
The flirtation has been going on for
some time, but at last (natters• ase
said to have reached a climax. Fur
a long time the 111011'8 wife would
not believe that her husband had
more than a Christian fondness for
the young widow, but the talk be-
came so loud sod persistent that she
at last determined to investigate af-
fairs for herself. It is said that one
night she followed hint to the wid
ow's domicile, wheu she became
convinced that things were awry.
Since then she ham ceased attending
chltl'cll, and is seriously deliberating
the advisability of institutiug di-
vorce proceedings,
Q.teen Victoria has a teularkably hue
head of hair, for a lady of her age ; but
her son, the Priuee of 11' alas, is quite
d Ayer's Hair Vi
Had e A or
bald 11dha used
Y g
earlier in 1110, his head might, to -day,
have been as well covered au that of hie
royal soother, it's net to;) late yet..
BEAUTIFUL BANFF, N. W. T.
I was induced to use your Burdock
Blood Bitters for coustipation end
general debility and found it a complete
cure w Lich 1 take pleasure in recemmend-
ing to sit who may be thus allhoted."-
James M. Caeeou, Banff, N. W. T.
COULDN'T MARRY BY PROXY
A MILWAUKEE MAN'S PLANS TO SAVE
TIME AND WIN A WIFE COME TO
NAUGHT.
REMONSTRANCES RE-
WARDED.
BY A DEATH•DEELINO BLOW FROM A
HATCHET.
Among the immigrants who ar-
rived at a New York port ten days
ago was Lena Dohbert, a comely
young German 18 years old,. The
authorities refused to allow her to
land unless she could obtain a hus-
band or a guardian to take care of
her, and she said thought Carl Van
Hoff, of Milwaukee, \Vis., would
taste care of her. Mr. Van Hoff,
was communicated with, and this
morning Acting Superintendent of
Immigration O'Beirne received the
following response ;
This is to certify that I, Carl Van
Hots', am willing to marry Lena
Dohbert, provide that can do so by
proxy, as 1 am too busy to spare the
time, and I eby authorize General
J. R. O'Beirne to select some gentle-
men to act as my proyx.
CARL VAN HoFF.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 25th day of September,
1891.
Ralph Ray, the twenty -year-old
murderer of his mother, was capture
ed Saturday evening in Canon
Large, N. M., and returned to
Durango, He made a confession to
the sheriff in which be gave the par•
ticulars of the crime. He said that
after he and hie mother had eaten
breakfast last Wednesday morning
lie went to the barn and took two
drinks. of whiskey from a bottle he
had hidden in the hay. Returning
to the hope', the informed his mother
that lie was oing tormmgtori, 1�T
M., to attend the fair. Mrs. Ray
remonstrated, not desiring to be left
alone. This angered him, and as
JOHN THIELMANN,
Notary Public.
General O'Beit'ne thinks conduct•
ing proxy marriages is some what
out of the scope of his ditties, and
if Mr. Van Hoff does not spare the
time to come on and marry Line
himself it is probable she will be
sent hack to Germany.
Arney .eaya,tle will return bonne
and lits home will be worked anti
developed the same `its heretofore
and he will hold the rents. His
congregation want hiiu back and A.
J. Rosner, one of his parishioners
offers to pay bis entire salary if he
is returned. He has been highly
successful as a pastor, but his salary
is too email for thesupport of him-
self and fatuity, and outside income
is necessary to keep hint out of the
poorhouse. Horse racing for money
he admits is bad but for a prize he
says it is no worse than a Demoreet
coutest under the church roof.
Arney has au offer to accept the
management of a breeding farm at
$ 1,600 salary and expanses.
MRS. GEO, RENDLE.
Mts. Geo. Rendre, of Galt, Out,,
writes : "I can recommend Dr, Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry for it is e
sure cure for all au.nn.er comlleints. IVe
are never without it in the house."
Yfowler'a Wild Strawberry. Price 85".
THE PARSON HORSEMAN.
Consumption Cured.
An old physletau, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an Sant India mission•
ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent mire d Coos imption
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung ASeotions, also a punitive and radical Dura
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
In thousands of cases. has felt it lus duty to make
it known to hie s118ering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve bu,mtn suffering, 1
will send free of charge, to all who dssire it, this
recipe, in German, French or, English, with full
directions for preparing and using. lent by mail
by addressing with atam,, naming this parer.
W.A. Norm -4,820 Powers' Bloc/r, Rochester, A.1'.
650-y
— It is !currently reported that
Mr. W. 11. Meredith will cuter the
Dominion Cabinet.
IIEN•RY G, JAMES.
Henry G.:lames, of R innipeg, Mar•„
writes : "For several years 1 was troubl-
ed with pimples and irritatinos of the
akin. Af.er other remedies tailed I used
four bottles of Burdock '.loud Bitters
and since 'hon 1 have been smite tree
from any e•nnp'aiut, li B B. win always
occupy s oleos iu wy house:."
- 1lra. Green of hingston sued
',Messrs. ivluuies and Brans and the
Cauadian Collection Company fur
libel and damages for posting up
advnitisemeut8 about the riLy that
she was indebted to Nlunies and
Burne. Judge Rose delivered
,judment yesterday dismissing the
action and sustaining the defend-
ants on all points.
The Rev. John W. Arney, the
horse -racing parson, who was ad
moniahed to reform by Bishop New-
man in the Michigan Methodist
Conference at Grand Rapids, Mich,,
last week, is inclimed to take the bit
in his mouth, and he is too honest in
his convictions to keep silent.
e•
The many renisrkahle .:nets of catarrh
•rrh
effected by ;he use of Ayer.? Sarsaparilla
ie e,melusivc proof Whit this loathsome
and dan.terous disease ie one of the blood,
only needing anon a searching and p-rw-
erful t era:iv., to thoroughly e.,.dteate
it.
-Sarnia Canadian : "A hun-
dred bushels of oats to the acre is a
tremendous yield, yet it has been
touched in Sarnia Township this
season. 'A farmer who believed his
crop to be something phenomenal,
tested the yield by separately thresh-
ing the shocks from half an acre ;
and the result was found to be just
over fifty bushels. His neighhors
were astouished, and so was he."
VICTORY AT VIVIAN.
"In cur family faithful work bas been
done by Fowler's Extrtct uf Wild Straw-
berry as a sure and quiek cure for diar-
r aa, dysentery anal all sn}nn.cr com-
plaints. 1 c..11 rscmin,eud is to all as a
family friend, always true and lait.l,ful "
-Mrs. \V. titch"p, Vivian: Out.
-On Thursday night Mrs. Peter
McCullock, who reside at Sarnia,
was in the act of milking, and had
got all but cue cow milked, but had
left this one, which had a young
calf, until last.. Iver husband took
the calf away and the cow 110
mediately turned' on the poor woe
man, goring her and tratupliug her
under foot. Deceased leaves be-
hind a husband and large family.
YM
HADSOMVfEI. ORG'r,A ". FREE
Given Away With Baking Powder, Best Offer Yet
See the Hant'.some Organ, now on exhibition. .11
0
N. ROBSON.
"FAT DOCTOR BILLS MAKE LEAN
WILLS,"
but Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy oasts
lsas than one doctor's visit. Catarrh ie
a loathsome; dangerous di.easo, and the
time has come wheu to suffer from it ie a
disgrace. N i pere"n of culture and re-
finement earths to iofliet upon his friends
his offensive breath, diegnetin ghawking
and spitting and disagreeable efforts to
breatheireely and clear the throat and
nose -hence the cultured and refined nee
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. And oo
wise and prudent man cares to run the
risk of leaving hie family without a pro-
tector, by letting his "slight catarrh"
run into serious o, fatal throat 51111 len;
troubles, hence the 'wise and prudent ate
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy The pro-
prietor(' of this remedy are so ooafld, nl
of its °erative properties, that they have
made a standing offer of a reward cf
$500 for a case they cannot ,:ore.
He talks freely of the situation
and it is possible this freedom will
secure for him another atirriug up
in the confereuce. He says he
came to the conference conscious of
nothing wrong either against moral-
ity or propriety, and the way the
brethren jumped upon him made
him feel deeply humiliated. He
eays that the Rev. J. A. Sprague,
one of his chief accusers, has attend-
ed horse races in this city and at
Three Rivers, but is not enough of
a man to acknowledge it. When
he attended the Three Rivera races
Brother Arney says he handed his
ticket to a Methodist deacon in
Sprague's church.
Dr. Cogehall, who fisrcely assault-
ed Arney in the confereuce, once
owned a sorrel nag at Eaton Rapids
which was a flyer, but Arney says
Cogshalj, knowing nothing about
horses, was not bright enough to
ma&'b"5i3(S roTitvf'tliM-rer'd°TP,
bably got tired of the businesss and
is jealous because Arney can make
money at it.
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Waltham, Elgin, Illinois Columbus, Seth
Thomas, and Rockford—new, model.
&TAIL these makes in key and stem winders
Also pendant set watches.
J. BIDDLECOMBE, CLIN1ON.
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,•_.:t STRAY STOCK ADVER
iJ TISEAIENTS inserted in THE
Thews RECORD at low rates. The law
makes it compulsory to advertise stray stock
if you want any kind o1 advertising you will not
do better than call on Tewe-Reocord. _
IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber having severed his connecticn
with the Massey Company, desires to intimate
that he has been appointed agent for the well
known firm of
FROST & WOOD,
implement makers, of Smith's Falls, and will be
pleased to fill all orders in hie line aa heretofore.
Will also keep on hand Wtuxrxsox Plows,
COLTER @ SCOTT DEiLLs, DISC Hannows, and
articles of like nature.
WM. STANLEY,
647-3m
Holmesville and Clinton
A NICE HOME
A51(1-11ATA t) -ugh€acres iAT'anUwlI1 I
select orchard of choice appie tree.1
comfortable hotted and stables ; adjoining Oode•
rich township. Apply to B.IIL. DOYLE, Godel
lch. 5264413