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TERRIBLE l CCIDEi4T •
Ten' Men Dashed to d otns
We - have received the :following=
•avecaunt of the terrible accident at the-
Calumet, Michigan, --mines ls from Mr:.
bou,gald McKinnon, - formerly contr
cilor of the township of •Kinloss, -and
who ws present
when l .' the
-.-
acc
ide
nt
: took -.lace. After the.4 accident: the
-_- remains -of the ` mangled men-- were
broughtto the surface in bags, and
Mr. McKinnon -says it was an awful
sight ..
Calumet, lVIici:, May 14. [Special}
�-: reternity
fen men were dashed into;ate y
and -Welie hurleddownward -into the
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towels of the earth over threehousan i •
E�uRH OXFORD_ ANS .FO�EHADD :SEW feet in:the Red Jai kat pependcular WGIM
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=Davin : disposed of=m Grocer--Stohieoinsafely sa
n: st lines .off
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lave
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That :have ever -been seen _in Lucknow.:
shaft of the Calumet & .I-I.ecla mine
noon -.to d
just at y ,
: were lumbermen; and had been They
at work at the. bottom ,- =of the deep:
. shaft timbering tip its aides. ready for
niners to continue. the work Of sinking
to -day. :Some of them were loath to
Work on the Sabbath day blit -in.-order
to rush the:sinking of --the. shaft to
'completion the: timbering is done. when.
the miners are not -blasting They
_ were_in good.spirits when the noon -hour
ame `and were : anticipating 'a good
une` on `.the surface. `Report has it
hat the. -indicator which: told the
engineer` -on duty, Ernest - Tulin when
to stop, - was false. ' At any -Tate the
cage 'with its freight _-of human lives -
were
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were lioistedswiftly:against the timbers
of the shaft house. _ _'The wife of Joe-_
Pope was, standing` atthe mouth - :of
pit holding_ her: husbands' dinner pail.
The cage rose swiftly _ into sight and
..' -sprang-up to, the- timbers of the roof.
There was a crash of wood and: a snap
-of breaking of steel. _ The wife only
saw the_white'ai d huddled` faces'_of-her
husband aucl=his: nine companions= _ as
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they .vanished again into the yawning
flit, down 3,000 -feet to. certain- death.
T'ha engineer is . reported . to have
-stated that he felt sure he -still -had-
750
ad-750 feet to hoist:. If this is. so a rigid
investigation: by a coroner's jury may
possib.V reveal. - where • the fault lies.•
- d ne�ve�t� st les. -� :�al.l an i see t eta,.
alh
Loved • ods an �
a handsome line in = _
WOMAN'S FINE BUTTONED AND :LACED SHOES
MISSES AND CHILDRENS SHOES.
In this department ;I have a fine line of Oxfords
other shoes. y Tan Oxfords sellingg-now at 80e.:
MENS':WEAR
_SPECIAL .VAWUE
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: Is:: the place to make- your selections in
'ROCKERY; :GLASSWARE; C:RODERIES_.. & _PRO VISI1ONS-. A
I have in sock. the' following
A plea: -
;Bracking
Black Lead
Blue
Baking. Powder_ s
Barley, pot ,
Bath Brick
Beans -.-
Brooms.
Baskets
Brushes
Biscuit
Coffee
Confectionery
Canned Goods
Cocoa
Chocolate
Corn,:canned
Corn Meal :
Currants
-.Currie Powder
Cream -Tarter
Cocoanut -
Dates-
I .have just received .a line of : Men's Hand -made . a f
Shoes, which 1 am selling for - $2.75. Thee. good -0 -are kijust
as good as ordered work and come` much mea er. Also
another line at 1.35 worth $1.75. I keep
THE' ROLL OF. _TAR' DEAD.::
The- names of the unfortunate "men
are as follows
ALLAN CAMERQN, son. of Cap-
tain John Cameron mining captain in
charge of the `shaft.
JAMES CO. CKIING,: son of a
widow living in Calumet Village.
'JOSEPH POPE, : mairied, one
ehiild` lived on Rockland street..
JOHN •ODGERS, . married, lived in
Yellow Jacket:
JOHN HICKS, lived near the -Cal-
whet waterworks with his step -another.
_ANDREW - EDNO,- leaves wife and
three children lived near Calumet
water _work.• in -:same house as John
Hicks.
CORNE L4IU S.SULLIVAN,
aged about °40` -years, _lived::: on _Cale-
donia street, unmarried.
ROBERT WITOPIA, leaves: wife
and three children ,• lived, in Yellow
_!Jack t.
NG�ISH 11YAUKE
In hand in. both Bal. and Congress,` selling for
From this out I am going to
SHOES
3..7
• No..1 Flour
Dried Apple
Extracts.
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Figs
1 Fish, canned :
ish ried
i d
F
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Gelotine
Gingers
o
H. ps
Honey'
. !Ink .
Indigo •
-
1Licorice
1$Lime Juice
Lemons
Lamps
Lard
,Matches. -
iMince Meat
- Meal =
Macaroni
iMustard
=Meats, canned
(Magnesia
-Nuts
Nutmeg
-- Oil-, olive
Oil, sweet .
Oil,castor
or
Orangdts - -
Oat Meal
Pails
a
Pe
Pipe
Picelsses
kl
Pearine -
Peas, canned
.Pepper
Raisins.
- = Rice
RSagiceo Flour
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Salt -
Salmon-
Sardines
Senna •
Seeds -
Sugar .
Syrups -
alwaya on hand. iit, Goods ..delivered to any
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Soda
Soaps
Spices
St i:
Strawchberries, canne.
Sulphers
Tapioca
.
Tomatoes, canned `
Teas
Tobaccoes
Vermicelli
Vinegars
Washboards
Washing Cry
;Woodashbenwaresta
Dinner Sets
Whiting _-
Yeast Cakes
Dinner Sets
' Tea Sets
Water Sets
Cream Sets
Berry Sets
Toilet ;Sets
partf the to... :, w
on.
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ARTICULARS
ADOUT
ATES AND
TRAIN SERVICE
APPLY TO
THE NEAREST &GENT OF THE
Also the smile in all alter ny,shoe.tha
prices .1 guarantee -will be iewed free.,
ORDERED DEPARTME
and will be pleased to quote prices to ._any one desiring to get
Boots and Shoes made. Repairing proMptly -attended to.
OURS TRULY,
- MICHAEL LEVITT°, .widower.
two children.
The remains of, the- men had not
b -brought to the - surfade at this
writing `(6 p. ,Thit One fact was
-certain that all:of them and -dashed Ito -
atoms and the searching _and picking
up" :of the pieces will be a sickening
and tedioUs job. -
Thousands: Of people were_ gathered
'around the inouth. of the shaft,- amonk
them all the mining caPtaing 'and offi-
cl-ri frOin- the different parts Of .thisi
titkomoth 114ine, al$0 all the mine sur-
geons; , But tor the last there. was
The motith of the -Shaft 'has- .bepn
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mile to the.Oast of the 0-erp_. endicniar,
and roin the stiaft will:take the cross-.
-cut to nearly the- bottoth of -the- Red
. jacket -shaft.
...:Very little. i.q.: said by _-_ any of.. the.
The einking of this shaft . to -the. vein
. weeks and all w"ere in horiei that the
great, undertaking .would: --be • accom-
_. Aline In!ipector--Haj.l was .proinfitly,
'.On the:-:giound and --.Will . give- thia, Mat,
-ativful sacrifice of ten humaivli-VeS de.-
' Mands. Reinvest. will probably -be
-held before to-inorow night or:perhaps
=Kincardine. hadi hard-- luck -here
HE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform. the farmers that he Will keep 'for
service this season, at lot 6, con. 9_, (Eastern
Division) Ashfield, to a limited number of
cows his superior bred young Alrshire Bull
PEDIGREE.
Dcon Lad, .A:, 254—red. and White. calved
May 23rd, 1892. bred by Jos, Kinsey, Doon.
Ont.. sire !White KnoWe dain
Red Rose—A, 55—, ,by Robert Burns -A.
BeautY 2nd—A. 21—. -by Carrick
Marquis 2nd —A5 Daisy alias Whneey—
tERMS: —$1.25 ; thoroughbreds $5. Cows
to be returned three times if necessary, or will
be charged service fee whether in calf or not,
Lanes P. 0.
o:110E TO GRAtiCERs-
WISH TO NOTIFY THE MEMBERS
IMPleinettO.
er wine
MADIAN
-PACIFIC
SHORTHORN
BULL R S E 0 E.
HE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
for seryice 'at lot 11, Con 12; Ailifield,
for the season Of 1893 his Bull "'Robert Adair"
- PEDIGREE.
- Robert Adair (red); calved April !4th, -1891;
bred .by the Ontario Agricultural College;
Guelph. .
Flower of Riverside, Mayflower-10032—Red
Rose -10496 --Violet 10887—Alpha-2340---
- ,Amabella-606—Red Lady - 1766 Beauty-
638—Moss Rose-1592-i-Ruby-1887---Bemity-
Baron Waterloo-13431—British Sovereign-
4335—Duke of Oxford-3099—Marmadake--
Robinhood-1017-,Young Cambridge-1178---
Brilliant--735—Comet-432—Agricola, (imp.)
365—Charles-127. -
TERMS :—$1per cow, owners', of cowi to
risk the coW breeding. Cows brought over
-2i miles will be charged $2, payable at the
firsttime of service. All otherslpayable. on
or before Nov. tst, 1893. I
AUCTIONEER OR
ON-
REAL ESTATE" IN4URis
MICE AND GENERAL
SALES ATTENDED IN ALL PARTS
- of the County. and satisfaction guiranteed.
A number of •
FIRST'OLAA. S FARMS
1111cLEPD'S
s enovatot
And other -tested remedies -
SPECIFIC AND1 ANTIDOTE
Impure, Weak and • Impoverisked 'Blood,
Dyspepsia. Sleeplessness, Palpitation of .the
-Heart, Liver Complaint.: Neuralgia, Loss of
Stones. Jaundice, Kidney and rinary Dis-
aiees, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities
. $1 per half pint- and $2 per pint ibottlei
J. IC McLEOD,
bold by Harry DaYs and A. B. Congranr,
Druggists, Lucknow.. I.
at the PATRON' 1 MPLEMENT
L1.0:flow:oh the thine tering and
.prkes as Vie Patrons of InduOrY. -
GV; ANDRIIWS
.1005.2
—Rebecca Wilkinson, of -Browns-
valley, Ind.; says': "I had been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness Weakness- of the
Stomach Dyspepsia and - Indicrestion
until my health rm. gone. I r bought
one bottle Of South Atnerican Nervine,
which done -me more good -than' any
$50 worth of doctoring I ever did in
my life-. I would advise any weakly
.person to use this valuable -and- lovely
remedy. I consider it the- grandest
medicine in the World." A trial
bottle will convince_ you. 'Warranted
For sale on reasonable. terms.
JOHN- GRIFFIN,
.KINGSBRIDGE P.0
E UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
-. inform the pnblic thathe Will .keep -for
11144***44.-iti--1 Drvij14.11ELEett.t6111'7 1738.
- LoRD- LiENTorr-47384 -Red and little white,
calved Jan.._ 18th 1892,ibred: by lyv'm :wittoo:
likaninton, 2nd• owner .David .- Milne,
Ethel, Ont.; 3rd ewneitGeo..Sandy, Lochalsh:
Cnt:;- got -by -Goldfitidcis' Heir 0m0+6368,-
1(60902), dam Rosa Lenton-13010—by Baron-
deen 3rd (imp) -4210 -thy. Gladstene 143286),
Rosebud4th, 13y Golden Prince r8363), Rose-
-bud lst --by .Dipthonel(17681),. Rosebud.- by
Scarlet.' Velvet (16916);• Thalia y
Aberdeen (12800), Myrtle., by Be, oraA (9920),
Fortune Teller, by Winecker (7 49),- Enchan-
trega, by Ury (17157), Lady Kir
Leads them all for
aMay
CANNED._
Frults..of.AiliKindsluSeuon;
FINE . TEAS
ULL FOR SERVICE'
ITE UNDERSIGNED W.,511ES TO
imform the imblic that he will keep for
service during tho season of 1893, ap ..tot 5
thorough -bred Durham Bull "Duke Louie_
PEDIGREE.
1887, bred 1:py Win. Kilpatrick,, Dungannon;
second owner -Joseph Kilpatrick, Dungannon ;
third owner William lickley, Lanes, Ont„)
giot by Louis Napoleon -2058—, dam Lady
Daisy Deane -2751---, by Dixie Mike -474—p
Maid of the Forest-1455—kby John A. - Mc-
.Donald-721—,_Mayflower-1514—, by Alfred
—, Florence Nightingale -7100—, by Young
Cambridge -1178—, Lady Elgin -1252—, by
Dallimore -463—, Eliza --955-,-, by Duke-
484--. Countess 2nd:7783-by TRopoltt-:461-
238--(155). Piineess (imp) -4191 -by a son of
1.Ancaster (360). by a Son of Wiindsor(698).
teach iily fairly intelligent person of either
sex-, -Ito can read and write, and -who,
after instruction „will Work industriously,'
hOw to'i earn Three Thousand Deflate a -
Year 'nth& own localities,vilhaever they liye.I will also furnish
the sititation or employmant,atiwhich you can earn that amount.
No' money for': tul untess suceessftil as above. Easily anti quickly '
Isaias& rdatir -but lune vvorker Tram each district or County. I
have already taught and Drlvided *With employMent a Itti•ge -
The Largest Stock,
The Choicest Goods,
The Best Yaw
obtainable in Dicknow.
0964.
Lanes
BULL:FDA SERVICE -
HE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
for service to a limited nilmber of cows
bred Ayrshire bull. " Gla stone " No. 1298
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THE
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- Th. thro.ugh Colonist Sleeper will tio
-tached to.tram leaving -Lucknow at 104 .10411,-
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Gla4stone.,—Brown and- white, calved Bent.
1891 bred by nips; Guy,- Ostiawa, Ont., *sire
Baron of Parkhill-878—dam 1VIodel 4th -911
—by Bismarck: --1191-- Petfeetion 181,— by
Eclipse-- 1N,-; Cherry-180,—b3r Dundee 4th
—113,- -Jenny' Lind 2nd -177 -by Rob -Roy
(imP)-12,--Jenny Lind -176, -Ay Dundee 3rd
• TERAVIS- $1,50 for the SPASM and $2.00 to
MAR.
APRIL 11
APRIL
25
'Arriving in Torento in time to coined with
the through Colonist train, via, North
Bay and C.P.R. There will also be an
EXCURSION T
Every, Tuesday. during March and
Baggage cheCked through to *Ablation,
through tickets sold. No Allange 01 para.
peet to secure the USA C this season,. For any
lamination apply to -
D Alte ES:tiontow:,..„
AgenteAk T. R.,
BetA of soil, good fences, well drained; fro*
barn stable -and graaiery-4-good Tounir
inneseueisrea. y.Cowd-to :be t jeAturmnBerls. tr„hrAeNe Etimea asvoreitbiidu.re.A13peparbily Jo, 40 to s0sa.otescattumeidow
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