HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-07-22, Page 6St, eetersburg„ June 10.—Nimierou
arrests have been made in Fairbour
and St. Petersburg,: .on 'Tuesday nigh
and Wednesday morning. Pistol shot
were exeltanged. in many .Tilaces. ,One
head:police oflizer • was.founcl. killed -in
tin•oentet.ery near Samlen.
A Destructive siorn•
Broadfaat 86 Box
s ; SEURAT, FISHING ITNOSNIA WRECKED OFF ; • d
THE CO.A.tre OF LABRADOR.
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St. Petersburg, July 15.—A Kieff
newspaper publishes a telegram from
Poutive, the Province of 1Coorak,
stating that nineteen men and girls,
shut in a barn bythe steward of the
property for refusing to work, wereall
burned to death by a. village mob settiug
fire to the, building One person ar-
rested confesses to a. share in the crime.
mon oRrrior.
Wimbledon Camp, July 14.—Intense
heat prevails. The wind is light and
'Shifting, but on the.whole fair to good
marksmanship, The shooting in the
first stage of the Queen's Prize took
place, two Canadians winning prizes,
and qualifying themselves for compet-
ing„in the second stage, viz., Adjutant-
Sergeant T:11/itchell and Staff -Sargeant
Wal ker. '<,
London July 151L -The }louse of
kmunons has eliminated. all mention;
of particular localities front the Erni-
gration Clause. of the Land Rill. The
total amount, tobe expended on mid-
gration is limited to £700,000—not
more than one-third: to be expended in
.a single year.
The Anglo -,A merican Telegraph Corn.
pany, the Direct United' States Cable
Company, and the CoMpagnie Erancois
tlu Telegraph de Paris. via New York,
give notice that.on and after August
ist the rate for transmission of tele-
grams betwebn New York. an}, the
United Kingdom and France will be re
Tuned to.25 cents per word.
A DOEBLE TRAGEDY.
SEQUEL OF THE NIAGARA FALLS SUICIDE.
Prospect House, Niagara Falls, JO:1y
14. of the most. complicated 'sui-
cides that. Niagara,has ever chronicled
has. just Come to light by the finding of
the body ol 'Doctor E. R. HOYie, • a
prominent physician, of Silver Creek,,
N. Y., which was seen to -day. floating
in the river in front of the .American
1.als,. and secured. by Guide t,<enroy
and Ferryman McClay, who anciteren•
it in the. same spot.whereMrs,•Sadie
Stewart's. body-- was - -yesterd -The
doctor's body' was very inaCh distigu'ered
and was perfectly 'clestitate of &Ailing
except a black silk necktie. Doctor
Campbell examined it, and his opinion
is the same as that expressed in. ref-
erence to-111rs.d St-elcetrAtlie- body
had been in the witterfOur'or fjsre'days,
The 'legs and broken,: and
the hips, and .sides badly -OW all the.
wounds • beim/. reCeived. -after.. •cdeath.
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The body was readilyidentitied by
Max. Amberg, of friends aint .brother
Masons belonging to - the .sanie..lodge:
most remarkable .part of the.trag,
oily, front information•'gained, is that
Dr. Howe:and•Mrs Sadie Stewart were
seen at Niagara Falls together oft July
Ttli, the last time they were. seenalive..
I rtidoubtedly they both met' their fate:
in the rapids • froth the sained:spot: on,
Rapids road; and..were carried over the
American Alta. Stewarts body
1,einci recovered yesterday and•Dootor
Howie's to day in the same preservation
and in the saineplace, closely Connects'.
these facts. Chief of. Police -Doyle tel.,.
egraphed to the doctor's wife, and she
with her friends arrived. thie.eveni9g..
She told Chief Doyle thab.*Jhst before
her husband left.hotee.heSaid was
going to take a step that would never
le -recalled, and if Ids!bodY waS :found
he wished' it to lie buried inthe States,
The following day :bewas missing.
These two bodies are the first known to
have been found -that ever 'mum over
the American falis. Tliose have come
ever the Horse shoe falls have, with • • .
very few-eXceptions, been recovered. • .
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Coroner Cornell andiv jury will hold • . . .
an inquest next Wednesday,w.hen no
doubt further developments in the, case
will came to• HAL Vie friends. of the • ,
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A. despatch at St. John's Newfound- -111•
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•s HARD WA 1E, [A
(4004 is very large andRO
land, says Intelligence has been re-
ceived from the south-west coast of
Labrador of a terrific .gale,of easterly.
wind that blew with destructive vio-
lence throughout the whole of the 29th
and aQth 'Tune, at Lance Au Loupe.
Five fishing vessels were driven on
shore there by the. tonwest, and, became
total wrecks. Six others were clashed
high and. dry on the beach and became
partially damaged. Two large vessels,
the Aurora and Guide belonging at Con-
ception Bay,, drove from. their anchors
and were wreeked among the breakers
on the shore. The great Jersey tishilig
establishment is almost a complete
wreck most of the stages. and flakes
having been swept down by the billows
at Isle du. Bois. In close. vicinity. to
Launce au Loupe the whole flashing
fleet were demolished, not a single craft
being left at its moorings to represent
the thriving fishing industry of the
place. Fortanately no lives have been
lost by, this -dreadful storm. Alarming
reports of greater destruction to fishing
property in the Straits of Belle Isle
have alfio been received, but these are
not yet authenticated. . The foregoing
record of disaster has been received
from eye -witness jest returned, to St.
John's
The steamer Cainpana, with a general
cargo and 18 passengers on board,
bound from London tO-Montreal,,put in
here to adjust some derangement of'the
engine -department and procure fresh
supply of • coal. The Campatia was
twelve days out en her tn
westervoyaffe
and .Captain Holmes described the
weather tempestuous. beyond all his
past experience in the suminerseason.
Coming out between ..the forty-seventh
forty-eight parallels -of north latitude;
he found an excessively barometer, and
the thermometer; frequently descending
almost' to the, freezing point.' When
the wind . blew from, the north Captain
Hs., olmes describethe atmosphere as
snowy and - of a wintry chilliness, with
every indicatioh. Of the near presence
of a 'vast body of drifc-ice.
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DR. FOWLER'S' XT.ItAfiT • OF WILD.
STRAWBERRY Mires all forms. of bowel
complaints' in infants or ,ati tilts.. The
•rnost safe pleasant and perfect reuiedy
known:. Purely vegetable and d free
f rout tipiateSi Ot•--pcifadii-pus drugs:' •
Nilo= :BeWslas ! As yon value
yourlife; beware of Opiates in •'..liar-
rlicea.mixtures. • They quell pain, hut,
checking toe; stiddenly, the reU is iIt
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fla-nati .n Ur • • Few leekt-,-Extraet-4----:------
'Wild Straw.berry, made from . the wild.
Strawberry plant ..and 'other ll'ealing
vemetables. is nature's. own cure for all
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fortes Of, bowel ccliplaint.
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SPECIAL LOW PRIcFQ IN
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. plete. Any -person requiring 1' Nails,
paints,
, Locks, , anything in this line will find _i
it to their advantage to call i .
and see us, as we htavejust re- . Hinges, Oils,
1 ,Glass,
- ceived a largo stock of Barn Door Rollers, nifty, cte‘
r., gr. A large quantity of Four Barbed Galvanized Steel
Fence Wire, at ltocluced Price, • Sides, Shovels, Rakes,
Hoes, Jz., in great variety. Just received, a large lot of
WALNUT AND i
_ ROSEWOOD
CASKETS,
Also COFFINS, of every des- -4
_ cription, from the best Atneri-
can and Canadiau matinfactur.
ers, also a stock of Robes and e,
• Trimmings, which we are pre-
: pared to furnish at half the
- price formerly charged for
these Goods.
ND, 77 BRICK BLOCK.
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"Royal Canadian Clothes Wringers,". at uery-lotu
prices,
Best No. 1 Coal Oil ; aise) the•Celebrated Ainerican Headlight
Please Give Vs a. Call. Prices Very' Low.
UNION* OHO. Al, 4.
• THE BEST IN THE MARKET,
Wholesale and Retail.
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ARLA D
Sign of the Padlock, Albert -Street, Clinton.
• THE WORST PLAGE
in this Town to get your
Is at the Old waterloo Douse.
RO BB THEGROCER
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Keeps the worst Stock in Town. His prices are higher • than -
any other Grocer ;•he is very inattentive to Ilia • customers,and..
makes himself generally disagreeable. to every- person that does
patronize him,•and. he don't want year hekeeps
open day and niglit."
• 'Dear me, how this worldis given to ,perversion, nearly EVERYBODY
. BUYS FROM III111.
Folk Sizes. Don't fail to See Them.
R- Al.•11A0EY; • •
hen 4nd Hardware Merefianb Onto)).
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• • For H is- Goods are al I N ew. and Well Bought, and
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Opposite: Post, Office,. 111 the " Old Ill'atelloa11011o0;"
P. ROBB„ ..Grocer.
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G our Ohm Lffies:of Boots. all Shoe%. Very nog,
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ALBERT S'rgRET, CLINTON, ONT.
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Transact a general badking busineSs. Iifone3 a,d-
raneed oti filertgages and Notes of hand. • Drafts is-
sued payable at par, at all* the offices of the itlerehant s
• Bank of Canada. New York exchange botight.'atid
sold. Prompt attention paid to Collections through- '
• out Canada and the United states.
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SALE. NOTES d.. BO UGIT
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at closerates, and anoney axlvaneed to farmers on
their own notes; for any length of thee to stilt the •
. borrower, All marketable securities bought and sold.
Bankers lit New.York. •• Agents of the MerchtinVs.
Bank of. Canada. . • , • . ,
INTEREST ALLOWED ALLOWEDONDEPOSITS
A. JOHNSTON, J.-.0".•TISDALL,. • T; A, OAI:Ei•
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StrathroY. - ' Clinton. ' • . EIori •
...J.1'ENTLANHVISom.1., Noinor.
JOHNSTON GALE & TISDALL,
1114,V1iitiRri, BbOBA. •
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.A. JOHNSTON, . 'T. A GALE, a. P. TISD ALL;
Strathroy. , • Elora. Clinton.
. • T. A. GALE, Manager. '
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Correvpondents in Canada, The Bank Of Montreal .
tinifoill their agencies. In,New York, W. -Watson and
A. Lung, 50 and.01. Wall Street.
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DISCOUNTAS: PEUNELLA GOODS..
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ZE/0.x.
• 'Eaglith,Extritct
iFEI II C:4 11.-1:71s
One. of the Beet
NC.I3D n7C30 732"
INVESTIGATORS IN USE.
• It is a specific Italie cure of alt dfsea.ses A .
of the Eldnnys,•BladderoProstatie For;
tion of the Urinary Orgaus,Irritationof
the Neck of the Biadder,Eurning -
Gleet, .Gonorrhea in its stages. /du-
cOusDischarges, -Congestion of the Kiti j.
neys; BrickvDust .Deposit„ Diabetett.11).-
airnation.of the Kitineya.ond Bidder,
Dropsy 0 Kidneys, Acid Mine Bloody
Urine, Pain in the Region of.the Bladder,
PAINIE THE „BACK, Urinary Calculus,
Rettal•Cilcalus, Renal Colic; ,Retention
all its forms...Inability to retain the Wit;
ot Urine, Frequent Urination, Gravel. in
ter, particularly in persons advancedin
life. IT ;BA KIDNEY INVESTIGA.TOR
that:restores the Urine to its natural 11
coleivremoyes the acid and bUrning, and
theeffect of the massive use of lutoxi- 1
eating drink.
PUCE, Si; or, ,lx Bottles for Ad: 4 -..„--
rkselia 1'01;01nm:or. Sold by all Druggists. I!
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Heavy arrivals of Sugar, bought before•the late advanCe.. .: • - ' 'd .
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. .. IdeaVy`arrivala of General Groceries.' - . . • . • .
• Heavy arriya?s'of .Crockery Glassware, tt.c.: .
• Broueht directv. frOin the mannfacturers' Very loiv
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,We neither went to China dr Japan to purchase or T, but di,1 the riett-best thing i We.,
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bonght air(,.et flora heavy.iniporters. Any old woman in the eoiretry who liar tried •ourt
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CASH FOR EGGS: ;CASH • FOA BUTTER :IN . PACKAGES:
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• Stin,wlierries'ditrIfig,their season to supply any orders:for the serne,
& CO.,.
ANHERSTBURG, 'ONTARIO.
Agents for the U. S. one!, cetheuict.
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Chemists Sz, Druggists; Clinton,
..TIEIOMPSON & BOLES
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Will make, for tha next 60 days only, a Grand Offer of.
S AND ORGANS.
kcei;i1B ros.&. o Toronto'
M AC 11 -1 -NE ---0 IL
IN '1111' WORLD, is ililliiiiiiiefUred by
%'NllV BE02
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CTOR
CYAR Ss .4*.
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^ Now York, with fore Piano -Coyer, Stool and°,Book, only 4 :
Our price,forthli instrument boa.ed 411(1 deliverecr.00 board ears at
Thkvinno Wurhe sent on test trial. Incase send reformer-, if :i*ou do not Send neiney with order; Cash '
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lriiIie
'more) omit akb Gut Indio* tt tendle the perfection of the instrument has been added. .
• lac and forge fairrniouldng ;01111rd 1)7180, R11111'011 -Frame, Preitith Brand Action, GranT-Ilannuera,in,ftc.,t ever,*
sent wiiliorder will bof refunded and.frelglit charges paid hp• us botir wars if Piano isnot jOst •as represented ;
in this Adveltiscituni Tito aunts in Use. for Catit epic. /ivory instrument hilly Warranted fouli
STYL'E-.,1
$850 -Square 'Grand Plani for only $245,
te,Itgot,.,,,.r
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deceased have , been interviewed; •but
they declined to give any infortitatioli
i!, referenceto the.deceased..parties,
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTER,S, cures scro-
fda, erysipelas, salt rheum, piles, and
3.11 rumors.of the blood.. Cures dyspep-
sia, liver cothiplaint,biliousness,. eatisti
jettion,, dropsy, kidrney cornplaintS,
headache, nervousness, female Ageak-
Lf,"•SS, and general, debility.
PosiTivn FAor. —I t• is •flow
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le,•oed controversy that 1)r. Fow-
ler's Extract of . Strawberry.
the most perfeet.eure for all forme of
lowot' aomplaiuts, • imel•uding• cholera
interims, dysen try,. nfan-
PI in , nausea, canker of the stoniach,
iitd bowels, piles, • ke Beware of
opiates andpoisonous dregs, that Only
check, for a time qnd produce inflanitt-
tion. Wild Strawberry is wife and
etetaiititett4r.i.
and for pale flJy• all dealers: %Ask. lone
merttliant.•
, lor LAIU31NEauud tuke n.
ether. •' • • •
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This on, Undor The •toverest test 'end .1110011 active
competition, was itt the Termite Industrial
t lon,awarded the highest Briae, also the Gold Medal I
at the Pitivineial J hihiiot, 1 Intuit ton, and the high,..1
est1 Award at the Ibitninion Jbii,itlou, „Uttairti•- the I
Stier Medal.
Partners. and all who use Attricititural 'Machinery
11111 save money and machinery by using none hut
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ii.Cati&U.VAUR S
1E- ORE,M2SPECIFIC
isEAsEs 0,:.L7K 1 DNEY,S
R 1V,9 OR C 7NS.
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Has no equal- for.the permanent core of
C•tiallia, Colds, Sore Throat„,,A141hula, ('roup,' Whipiiping Cough, . Bronchitis, and . •
nit i,ung Diacona&
livery bottleguaranteed to give stitisfactina.
MiLlibiRN St. CO., Proprietors 'reroute..
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1 N S dispialsoit the co/A.311sta ashibition, tueb.were unanimensly recont-
, Sold at.Wholestde factory pyrites. These Platios made one of the finest •
5105 to sine (with Stool, Cover and Book). ' All strictly First-class anti '.
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inendLdf.for the iliourar fiettetts. The Squares contain our New Patent..
Scale; the greatest linprevettient iti the history o1 .Piaito making. 'Phe rprights are the finest In America.
Positively -we make the finest Nonni, of the retest bine and.greatest, durability.. They are recommended' by
the highest 'musical authorities In the country. Over 1.1000 in use, .and not ono. dissatisfied purchaser, Al . .
Pianos or Organs sent on lti days. tet trial,fravAf free Tteneathfacteev. Don't hate write us before buy- •
ing. Posltively.we offorttie.best bargains. • Catalogue mailed free. ilatalsonte Illubtrated and Descriptive. . •
Catalogue of -48 Pages' mailed for 30. stanip. Every Vilt:PO fully u•n•nted for 5 yenta. . . .
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Blir "triot flud tit.tiJubl. '
lee Organ," style 35, is,
the itneit rind sweetest .
tuned Reed organ ever •
clored the mitsietil p iblie. It contains Five Octave. Me acts of Reeds, fou8 of q octevis each, and One of •
'Plinio OetaVes, Thi tacit Stops wit 1 Grand orton--Okipason, Sielodia, Violii, Pluto, Celeste, Dulcet, Bell(), .
Meloillit•Forte, Coles. ina, Violl ia, 1 lute. Porte, Tremolo, Grand-Orgiti, and (brand -S.10, Knee -Stops, Ileight,,.
74 in.; Length, 43 in, Width 24 in. Weight, be,ted, 35)11)�..The.coo.is of sold walnut, veneered with choice -
woods, and Is of an e ititely ;JO 0 an I. beautiful design, elaborately carved, Mil) miffed panels, 120110 closet,
lamp stancbc•fret.iVoik, ,tic.; Id tha,alitly 11111,110d. PO8SeSSOS•rin t310•Illt0St imd best intproveutewts, with great , •
rower, depth,. brilli Lucy lull sympathetic miality of tune, Beautiful solo effects and perfect stop action.
- ReOilar retail price St54. Out who Mate net eash prieete larva itinteeda eed, with stool andbook;. only ilia- as
one organ sell lions other& Posithety mrderiutkr in price, I/o payment required until you hate fay tested
the organ ill Your traie home.' We send all organs on 10 days 410 Ethlt antlis.ty freight'noth ways if fostruniont
isinot as represented. lentil teat -maxi tor 5 years.- Other stytes-S stop organ only t411, ,.' 5' stns, Ui ; ir
stops $1.15. Hver,32,010 $0h.l, and evecy Organ Its given the tallest satisfaction. rilhatrated' circular. mouret
Ate., Factory and Wm -grooms, Sit 1 St, and 10th Ave.
8,ay 1.4E -ET 13161U..4,,... at ond47fird prlee.. Catalogue of 3000 choice pidees pent Aifts3 cent. ,
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raand eVeryoritriety 0i/unshod eoniposItionby t1 fe. hoot autlicsa. Address,
, . . 141*.ir stimip. This Catalogue Includes *mat of the popularmusiteftatte
,totgliBELSSO.RN. Oftripl CD,t„ P. O. Box 2.05.8x. New York,aits„ .
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