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•C'ANADIAN NEWS..
Traci laying .has been completed five
Miles west of Rat Portages
An il'Isiwoo.d girl, being` kept from
attending a series of °exciting revival
ineetingrs by her parents, threatened to
Starve herself to death, and actually
fasted for . fourteen days, when, her.
friends deemed it best to let leer have
Ther awn way,
South na1por taut changes are • an-
nounced lin the personnel of the teach-
ing stafref the Ottawa Model School.
The set'vices of all the reale teachers
are dispensed with, with the exception
of Mr. I.'arlow. Ti ose *Miss Walsh
have also been dispensed with.
Samuel Currie, of Clearville, recently
caught A, California. salmon 271 inches
long, weighing seven pounds, in 25 feet
• 'of water in the lake. It was a female
.and was full of well developed. spawn.
This catch will awaken interest in the
result of the exp et itneiits of the Toledo
State ltatelle.y in the introduction of
unacclinitited fishes to'the_water cri Lake
Erie.
A young man of Yarmouth, N. S.
had a revolver, and attempted to show.
his wife haw she might handle it with
perfect safety. Poul, chahtii;,ers were
loaded; and in the course of the lesson
Le accidently discharged' one of. thein,
sei,diuo! the hall completely through the
palm. of his band: 'Che wife, standing
in f.o:ht of her husband, and the
babe in the cradle, towards which the
pistol was pointed, blah narrowly es-
caped a worse fate. .
A .aetion Fight in Mh1'ocean,
1'F.Riuui.1; lti(1T ON A. c'OOI I) Skrip —.
CA1i130U(' ACID AS A nrti ItI1FN'r, •
San Francisco, July 8.- The ship
Ann Boynton has arrived at Portland,
;14 days; from Bong -Gong, -with 350
Chinese. On Juno 15th a riot broke
out be,•ause the t'tl►iue a cooka.favoure(l
one gang of collies more than another:
'1'he parties werotabout equally divided;
And were armed` with cordwQed sticks,
•n'apstan bars, and belaying pins; With
which they fought desperately up and
.down the slarp, receiving terrible
‘vouuds about the Bead •and body.
Veering for the safety of the ship, and
fi}.t4ling pistol throats of no.avail,„C'apt,•
;Cason and the deli ' e 1' : g
b s3all...t_it0.'t! lU;,
carbolic acid atnorig the infuriated
4,1inese, which soon brought them to
their seises.• Capt. Wangs justifies. this'.
•course from • the fact .0.10 it`vtiai inn
possiltle�to quiet he' terrible rine" .In':
in.id-ocean and save the ship ,and la 11 1 the
lives oti,F• ihiuLself acid .Lis. ere* in 'any
other way. I{'ad he killed . the::l ing-'
leaders the Chinese would htwe .been=
enraged beyond all hope of control.
Marks of the severity of the s. rugal&
between the two gangs, one hundred
and fifty on each side, are plainl'y vis-
ibis �t;l over, the ship, as are the. marks
made by the carbolic acid.
An Important Le? at1 Decllsion. .
CASE Or .MOORS VS. TIE CO**Serri=
• i'i:T LII7E INSGRA\CE .COMPANY 'pis
ALLY DECIDED.
,London,, July b.-7i'he case of Moore
vs. Connecticut Muttfal Life Insurance
.Couspanyv, under 'appeal from the 5 u-
pren►e Court of Canada, has been dis-
missed with costs by the Privy Coun:
This is the case in which, on the.
death of.'Chas. Moore, late of Toronto,
Canada, the pZaii)titrs liusbandr. the
"onhpany,refused to redeem' the policy
<in his life, on the ground &fatly ::that
the questions Ktomitted to the•appli-
cant at the time of. Insurance bad been
improperly answered. •Toathe question
as to whether he hail "any other Io01
disease •or personal injuiy" than the
'duke fever he had acknowledged, the
plaintiff replied i1 no." It was' sligwhil
:it the trial that some fourteen of fif-;
teen years before the Ideeented lvas
thrown out of ti bug y,,fel!ing ou liis.
bead,
au<I that there was 'a'tlepresstoti
and loss of partiof .the skull. The jury
Relit .that fair and true Answers had
been given to all questions, and .a ver-
dict was returned for • the plaintiff:
The Court of Queen's Bench; on appeal,
affirmed the decision. The case was
t•'ll a taken ba the Court. of Appeal
and the appeal was dilanissed, the Court
being equally divided The Sttprenie
Court had. the ease before thOni and
sustained the decision of the Queen's
1 each, and *the cotl)pitny tl►eiutappealed
t' Eiiglaild. The present (Ieoifiion, itis
:wee, is in accordance with We Supreme'
(.`ours. The amount Of Mi, ,111oore'i
policy was $25;00 0:
Brilunrlc litmnn,I;13'rx'1*;s cures all
diseases of tl►e•biood,` liver an: kidneys,
female conlpiaissts,.,iiervous and general
deeI ility, and ll)liild t up the entire syse
tem when I,'rolclrte.• down by disease:
1)a. N ovmtl.l ib's p x.'rn,tr^'r or `Vit.l)
YTI1AWIU Iu l' cures summer complaints,
(1iarrl1(ra dysentery, cholera maims,
cholera itgantutit,..sour stomach, colic,
nausea, .vomiting es►uker, piles, leuitor .
t 44;e!1e,afi :.t 11.ni"howieer„ ot,i•11•t1lL is.
Another' spleno id pbo abate illus
has been discovered up the Gatineau.
The owner wanjust about disposing of
tt ou chance for a very small amount,
when be got word of what the pros-
pectors bad found, and now triple the
first offer will not tempt hint to sell.
On Saturday evening last+the daugh-
ter of one of St. Catharines' most re-
spectable citizens surreptitiously left
her home, 1al:itsg, the street cars to
Merriton, 'where she was joined py a
a negro named O. Pinckney. They
proceeded in 'company to Niagara Italia
where they were married, Pinc1 uey,
it, is said, *as at one time a waiter at.
the Welland Housete,t St, Catharines,
but bow he became acquainted: with
the girl is unknown, or what }Mand-
islll.ncuts he fused to secure her affec•
tions,
Da. P''owikle's EXTRACT o'r Wii.n
S7'nA1fi1trit1ir, cures all forms 'of bowel
complaints in 'infants or adults. The
most.safe pleasant and perfect remedy
known, Purely vegetable and free
from opiates or poisonous drugs.
FARM ..FOR ., SALE,
•CltMOOSF1) of W. of lot No. 30, eon. 4, township
of East mlawanoshi containing 100 acres; fill Rerun
cle4't'eel and clear of stumps; ima fair state of cultiii.
tion The btldh in good hardwood, There is a. steam
slip mill on the next lot. Them isou.thu placed good
t+ath,g orehartl and three n!ver' blithe. strings, a
reg di, e: ling and a frame stable. Will be sold 'cheap
ten reasonable terms of payment,. For full particulars
tngttire en the p(•emises or to .
C.1IAJiIUPON,
i11yth,.1u1t' i, 1881. .
Auctioneer Myth.
FA R 141 FOR SALE,
C6MPOSFl) Of N. J • of S. Lot No, 8 m+
7, coossion 3,
Nast wae,u,osh, S0 acres, 118 acres cleared and in
It,aood state of ettltivoutrou, good rail fences, good
hearing orehuni with chalice variott of fruit; tt lug
ctwSlhng, tea logatabla and small frame barn, good
well and pinup convenient to bane, o living• atrettnt
rims caress the book of the plate, the soil In black
soma withclay bottomi It is threemiles. front Myth,
and to school. - This in mt tirst•elass. panes
tend will he sold olivain App12v-to
L, HAMILTON, Myth.fliyth, ,tune 10, 1881. •
CLINTON
Ptimp.:.Fac tory
r]]11fl, unclorvrn _d begs s to umommce. to ttirt ,lulni•
1 tau so[Z.hnian.at sueruiitidifig:.reef ,'ii '
fps tide
he has..l111471 !TED the abete;_estalitishine.0Land,.ts•
now potpared to-tnanufactttru all kinds of ..
Well and Cistern Pumps
• 61.,STR.ItNK.Mid. 1 NK3, on. clic shortust•1'osslhl
"9+1, et•c. llaelttg oo hand a sees hc;u•y' stoc k we aro
,t• of sin ^'5 00tl sU:etlafarelurs by etlore u iha* •every ease.
CII AIWES \r�ulll•fl,rl(► .. -
attended to. roil Your Ir,tttotia. a solicited.p
JOHN*.f.ROSSa
1
' on can got all kinds of
iiiotioes,` find i loan Board in all
Colors, Gold.sfn<ll riih'cr, Iic�rlin
Wool' Scrap P!cturess, Iieaclsy. ,
11'ooIiNeedles; :M all -Pock.
its,' ,Orirekets, ete.." .
113 All kinds[ of Picture Frames made: to order.
Gtit,ie and. See 1 -
`
A.. HALE,Victoria Street,. Clinton.
Boot and Shoe 'Waking,
MR. H. BEACc M;
W.tdiesto inform the inhabit:infs'(f` (lin-:
toil ati11 vleinity ilsitt lie is-IetGl,itital to do
all kinds of
•
Shoe Making c Repairing•
00 the sliet'tcst pus:41)1(.3'M
Best French. Kip or Calf Skin Boots,.
Made -'to Order,. $4 to $4.504.
('till and jet oilier Jirieev:
Place • cif ullifiil>teys-Mountcastl�'s
,Old Staullii,
Vlisetoet April,2fhli, 1881..
'T11.3. V19aY I'III*'L' •
MACHIN' O IL.
I\ '•1'flowf1T1.Li), i rina11u1'aettu•et1 l y
M. cOi //Bios. (&•Co.., Toro's to"
tirilt fom .w,t1e� lite all dealer's, Ask yours
uuerelhtustt.• forl,:Aldt•1)I 1 21ni1 take no
tether. •
"pits en, louder 1ho sevorest'tast nod 'slat 8 54t'P
eompeti•Son, was a* the .Toronto Industrial Pothibi.
Hon awarded the Highest Prize, also the (fold Medal
,tt the Ansi:wild Hxhihltlon, Hamilton and the high.
est Moan' at the Domii(ton Exhibition, 'Otttiwa'a.tbo
Sliver Adm.
Farmers snit .511 who acne• Agrlcnitural liachfs)esy
ivJll soft; Jttufwy. nod •it1teltfuti'�, by,.ttsing hone but , t
iI111)Jlk+' i>4 t .01141111f4.1 Ma„s.ljrt1b, I88I.
NER"—.
ilOLIt and Shoe
STORE.
GEO;• HARLAND
ffas opened a Wet art shoo store twodoors north
of Strartz's itolbl, 5vbetoi he las on hand au assort-
ment of boots and shoes which he will sell ehaap for
cash. 1fe is also prepared to do all kinds of ouston,
work out of the best 'material. rive per •000t• di*
count made on all purchases of kip boots during, the
months of Juno and July.
Fon SALE.
The undersigned has on hand a quantity
•o£
First -Class • SHINGLES
witiclt he will sell very reasonable- for
�� GRAHAMeaar h. -
Y Y . J.J. ?
Contractor crud Builder.. '
CLINTON •
:-PL:EE NT
WARE -ROOMS.
•
B. WEIR
P.ROPR'TL'TOR, ' •
Art=lit for • J. ELLIOTT & SON'S cele-
;hotted
ele-.i ilt(ed "McCoruhitoles SeIf-I3irider,"'dread
ow -Lark Mower and ltetlpci;" "- 1'riIImph
lltruper" and. et Warrior :Tower.; e
C'11AI('"5' " Stratlth'oy lIarvesterr' :. and'
" liuuunihfgbird Mower," "'New (, tuadian
'1itresll1(r," with eu,,iife All knits of
I'L0L URIS tial otl e'-J11tl)lenleuts. •
D
EPAIRS Constaancl: •ntly 011 ' .Il
teilii�ili�~tire Itlac'i
NEXT DOOR ' SOUTH .OF FAIR'S MILL
61i n toil,- Iny i3, '$l: . , Sin.
.Destres'to inloriu his patrons and'fiiends:that, 110ln.
r-•�--1I iS-- .
Tailoring . Establishment
•
lectin 50051s
O'A..er LaWrttuce • . & - Grac'Ny's
1?urnlitfttro Store,
Vlore he :a ill he.plotised to promptlyattend to .anl •
orders 1 c'n'lty be favored with.
1•
Kl
CLINTON
ills
Are running full blast, aild are prepare(1,
as usual, to do • -
KiliDa:Of WORK.
in the 'Woollen Lila,. •
(tAR)IN(;, SPISNIi 3 ;WEAVING,
alhtl iib tutriltatllr .ug el' t1i1 kinds done
'Olt'. 0hort notice3,'
X9'4 , 1,rAr11i r'S,1' i.?Tv\"1.L ; YAitN$$;
J3LAN11;1'rTS, • 4.4., kept tion tartly nn
Ihltiid, either to cxeltanee fftr•.IArool or set •
flip ca,b, 21t
MON bower than Eger,
CO .t ...T
Thos. SteuMsonl
UNDERTAKERI
AND DP.4GKt) IS
URNIRE,
HEN
A Special Discount. Salo
FOR 30 DAYS,
NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING,
And' ore•oxpected=slay, a fine lot Of new
COMM, Shrouds, & t 1I4crlltiid sg
Goods.
Como and see, in
RACEY'S OLD STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd and Cooper;
Albert Street, Clinton, •
$ALLOO!
''hero Are Yon Doing.
1 am going to
D..Ca»teloii's
GROCERY' AND
Provision Store
Opposite Fair's Mill.
Tt pap. me to get my G'r9ceiifes •there ; 'Me
youth are so cheap, and Glee quality
itr ii p►(o, ,(! . No old Goods,'
all ?tele and fret& l'
His : Sugars, Teras, Coffees,
Prunes, Raisins, Currants, Boi)eless
Codfish, Gold Flake. and Pine Cut
Chewing Tobaccos, canna: be excelled.
Soule new ..designs in Crockery and
Glassware, Wooded Ware, and in fact
everything you want.
'TOM PioduCe:taken ifi,eitchari".e.
D. GA •N TELO T
CLINT01 ':
T •
caring Sale
is 0 0'
Glass ;ettrefrom
hoe to V.00,
CeferyGlasse .-
4'rr it Ravels,
Coveys.
hYench . h'ttrcka,
Rerlu,, edi ipact
!Plater Dishes:art(e
lntii pidnal But -
tent.
:Cabinet Naples.
Gobletx
1 untblers, ,•
lt•c.,
airmeril
CHEAP
to cigar Of the •
: Stok,
LAMPS
aelnple te, targe:5
+lire
,1.7e. each:
A I edG rf sort-
JnCnt.e5/(tneesks,
1.1'Itllx, (e. '
Nano Venulae
'7b. '1 ens ;hack•
rr41, spiendid,.
Grand
OiEAF1i.
6.214.,14
1-
0
s. MoaLErs
CHEAP 8TOR1-
(C4r�s B1o. k.).
Great Inducements in
T— Ds.;
'Splendid Snits fit ma $10,09
11''p'ivards. •
Boots and S,ces,
AT ROOK BOTTOM PRICES', •
Conso one, coma a111 mut iteeuro'
BARGAINS!
�
S. MORLE .TL
A Household: 'fiord r
408.00QPER's
°RoG'.I ; l"
Lias laeeenie.. tl, Household Word as' tit,;
BEST and. CHEAPEST place los
G1roceriea,
l''!oi'dN,
Fred,'
Glasstaa1'e,
d c;, f'c,
plrtttl,••tluarts, anil•half•gallons•
S. SPECIALTY IN
•
du:: cortaGh'.a.e, i.iir ilCetcnha,
_ lt
paid £ l' 1gri ..la'rsn
T•
•
e • •,n.,: ;
TIIOS. COOI'EIt.:
Corlier.:Albert .and Rattellb iry ..its;,
CLINTON ONT
'_HARDWARE MERCHANT,
Has been appointed Agent for the ,justllti•
• • •'`celebrated '
FIGURE 8
BL31.LI
Salt
These Works are 'now in fult, opera-
tion, and the undersigned are enabled
to offer any grade of •
Sent of Finest Quarlityforlak
Tito necessity of ''Salt for
ACRICOLTUHAL PURPOSES'.
Is 110W so .fully establ s1irti• 'that every
farmer will neglect iiia .own interest;
who fails t()' use• about !1'ae tons a>Iinn
ally.
ter This Trade will reeeive our beet.
attentiothe.
•
•
Cortlwoocl, Fltri', Stave ':Bolts and
Bafisiroo(i, delivered of the Works, for'
which Cash will be paid.
f�►',,g.'.p►
k
bi I
•
Wo cannot a' )enk too 114;14 of its Intl.-
its, its Testimonials front all plana of the.
('olint.ry speak fortlseni(+e)ves, of itsnuveer: •
ober all t,therz.'. Also Agent for the
•
EmpireHoise �'•
Cattle F,,FQOC�. '
This 1''irod tuns f,elt!f nseil -ii) Beglaill1. 7111(1
found sfgierior to 21,1.1 otltei's inuliitdiu'lnreel.:'.
Ab, A TRIAL SOLICITEB.•'ts - •
Builders'; Supplies; Nails 'Paints,
Glass and :Oils, .
Constantly' on hand.
Royal Oanal an.Clo. tins Wring
ers,
Cheaper than ever ofThrecl before.
uN
zut�b� s. zaguti1S4
Lawn II iters, Lawn 1 owert.
$.oDAU$O! fletax.Itiocki.Clikston